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ERIN
in this week’s magazine...
The supermodel rocks her
collection for Zadig & Voltaire
culture
& style
style icon
Hanna Hanra on
the hottest things
to do this week
Katie Hiller tells
us why she loves
Charlotte Rampling
this week’s
ERIN
the supermodel rocks her collection
for zadig & voltaire
issue
When we found out rock ‘n’ roll supermodel Erin
Wasson was collaborating with Zadig & Voltaire, we
couldn’t wait to get her in the studio. In fact, the
effortless way in which Erin puts outfits together got us
thinking. She is the poster girl for that sexy, easy, cool
that has a space in every woman’s wardrobe. Check
out our shoot, then join us as we chat to Olivier
Theyskens, Jonny Johansson at Acne and actress Chloë
Moretz. To finish things off? DJ Hanna Hanra shares
her cultural hit list. It’s a must-read so don’t miss out!
Acne
Jonny Johansson
talks about creating
a super-brand
the
fashion
file
The things
you need
to know
in the know...
the tuck
The button-down shirt is big news
right now, but how to style it? With
one shirttail in, and one out, Elin
Kling and friends have started a new
trend that’s all about considered
nonchalance. We love.
60 seconds with
EDDIE BORGO
Eddie Borgo is the man of the moment.
He’s collaborated with 3.1 Phillip Lim,
Proenza Schouler and Jason Wu and his
brilliantly sculptural jewelry is worn by
– take a deep breath – Vanessa Traina,
Kate Lanphear, Tabitha Simmons and
Giovanna Battaglia. Here he shares
his favorite New York hangouts.
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Eddie Borgo’s
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just
belt up
fa sh i on f i le
3 of the best...
the clash
An explosion of electric color,
fall’s super-loud shoulder bags
and clutches give us something
to smile about. They’re so
outrageously chic you’ll want
to wear them with everything
– lucky for you, clashing your
colors has never been cooler.
IMAGE: Rex Features
Cinch it, tie it, loop it – whichever
way you wear it, a hardwareembellished belt is your ticket
to an hourglass silhouette.
on the runway...
wanna be
in my gang?
The new crop of biker
jackets are turning heads on
the streets and runways
too. From Junya Watanabe’s
tough-talking style to
Rag & Bone’s punchy
plaid jacket, they’re
dangerously stylish. Wear
with plenty of attitude.
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m os t wa nte d
thigh
times
THEY’RE LONG. THEY’RE STRONG.
On the right side of provocative, Rick Owens’
tan leather wedges are bold, beautifully crafted
and hands down the most statement-making
boots of the season. We’re experiencing
serious shivers of excitement.
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TH E I NTE RV I E W
whi z z k id
Describe your style? I’m very
Your style inspirations? Audrey
eclectic; I like playing dress-up and
being different characters depending on
my mood. You can be grunge one day
and a fairytale princess the next.
Wardrobe essentials? I have a
couple of Vivienne Westwood T-shirts
I bought recently that I love, they’re
really fun and I usually wear them with
a leather jacket and some shorts.
Hepburn’s wardrobe was phenomenal.
Also Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis:
Natalie always knows what to wear
and she’s so classic, while Mila takes
real chances and I like that too.
Favorite fashion moment so far?
‘‘I’m very eclectic; I
like playing dress-up
and being different
characters depending
on my mood’’
chloË moretz
Chanel dressing me for an awards
night last year was amazing; Karl
Lagerfeld is my idol. Being able to meet
Miuccia Prada has been great too.
Fellow fashion icons in the making?
Elle Fanning looks so cool in Rodarte
and Hailee Steinfeld wears some
great stuff too. They both stretch
boundaries, showing what teen actors
are made of. We’re the next generation
so we’ve got to rev it up a little bit.
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Red carpet dressing is child’s play to 14-year-old Chloë Moretz. We talk
to the actress and discover that, in fashion years, she’s older than she looks
DESI G NER PROFILE
Alison Taylor talks to
Jonny Johansson about
turning his design collective
into a runway super-brand
artistic, functional fashion that the girls
were wearing.
Did you build the
collection around any
particular pieces?
The double-breasted blazer was very
important – it’s based on a man’s jacket,
and also the overalls and dungarees.
Acne inspires devoted
followers. The clue is in the
label’s acronym: Ambition to Create
Novel Expressions. It’s a fitting style
manifesto from the Swedish label’s
creative director Jonny Johansson, the
former band front-man who launched
the label as a creative collective with
Warhol’s Factory in mind, dabbling in
film, music and digital outputs. When
he came up with the idea of putting out
a limited edition denim collection – just
100 pairs sent to family and friends – he
unwittingly started a fashion cult that just
keeps on growing. Now a firm fixture on
London Fashion Week’s show schedule,
Acne has become the go-to for clothes
for creative girls. We catch up with the
hippest man in Stockholm to talk about
the exciting fall collection.
The girls in your
studio inspired the fall
collection, HOW?
It sounds like a rock song, ‘The Girls In
the Studio’ [laughs]. Yes, I thought it was
the right time for this straightforward,
Is it the styling that’s
really important?
There was one girl in particular who put
together workwear in a really talented
way. She would wear the overalls with
more feminine chiffon pieces or layer
over leather jackets that looked cool,
or do interesting things with color.
The color was really
strong in this collection…
t h e c u lt of
ACNE
Yes, I was really inspired by the artist
Daniel Silver. He has a great color
sensibility. You always need an initial
reason to do something and hanging out
with him was the reason. We’ve now
done a capsule collection together.
Are you inspired by
Stockholm’s minimalist
style sensibilities?
For me, minimalism is an art form.
I think there’s something pure,
straightforward and functional with
what we do which is related to that
idea but I don’t say that we’re minimalist
in the regular sense.
DESI G NER PROFILE
There’s always such a buzz
ahead of your shows. We
loved the mirrors at the
SS12 show in September…
Yes they were cool but a lot more trouble
than I’d anticipated. There were so many
safety issues, and they weren’t as clean
as I’d have liked!
Who is the Acne girl?
Acne Essentials
Acne’s fall winter
collection was
inspired by the
personal style of
the girls in the
Acne office
Creative girls in general. I design for the
women behind the scenes, not
the celebrities.
What’s the most important
thing to you when you’re
designing?
For me it’s the beginning of the process
when you think that you’ve had this
brilliant idea that will change the world.
That’s where I feel the most energy.
What’s next?
‘‘I design for the women
behind the scenes, not
the celebrities’’
jonny johansson
We will always do what we do – the
minimal/functional thing – but there is a
definite change coming up. I don’t want to
reveal too much but I think you’ll see quite
a big change from us.
Do you have any of your
own style icons?
I don’t really. I find that too literal.
I like to take bits and bobs from
everywhere – I like the clash of things.
So you’re like a mad
scientist?
Yes, more like that!
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the
video
We’ve got the perfect piece for
you whether you’re new to the
label or a seasoned follower…
I N T ERM EDI AT E
DESI G NER PROFILE
Acne Essentials
There’s always such a buzz
ahead of your shows. We
loved the mirrors at the
SS12 show in September…
Yes they were cool but a lot more trouble
than I’d anticipated. There were so many
safety issues, and they weren’t as clean
as I’d have liked!
Who is the Acne girl?
Creative girls in general. I design for the
women behind the scenes, not
the celebrities.
We’ve got the perfect piece for
you whether you’re new to the
label or a seasoned follower…
Acne’s fall winter
collection was
inspired by the
personal style of
the girls in the
Acne office
What’s the most important
thing to you when you’re
designing?
For me it’s the beginning of the process
when you think that you’ve had this
brilliant idea that will change the world.
That’s where I feel the most energy.
What’s next?
We will always do what we do – the
minimal/functional thing – but there is a
definite change coming up. I don’t want to
reveal too much but I think you’ll see quite
a big change from us.
Do you have any of your
own style icons?
I don’t really. I find that too literal.
I like to take bits and bobs from
everywhere – I like the clash of things.
So you’re like a mad
scientist?
Yes, more like that!
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‘‘I design for the women
behind the scenes, not
the celebrities’’
jonny johansson
I N T ERM EDI AT E
Acc e s so r i e s
STYLE TIP
Know your necklines.
A choker works best
when worn with
a simple round
collar or crisp
white shirt.
COLLAR ME
The choker makes a spectacular return to the
runways, and this time around, it’s seriously cool
STYLE TIP
Shy away from
earrings, rings and
bracelets. The most
modern way to wear
this bold piece is
all by itself.
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Acc e s so r i e s
STYLE TIP
Know your necklines.
A choker works best
when worn with
a simple round
collar or crisp
white shirt.
COLLAR ME
The choker makes a spectacular return to the
runways, and this time around, it’s seriously cool
STYLE TIP
Shy away from
earrings, rings and
bracelets. The most
modern way to wear
this bold piece is
all by itself.
SHOP CHOKERS4
supersized
style
reed krakoff
A puff sleeve, a cocoon coat…XL
shapes have never looked so stylish
Big is best! Designers are going large as
lanvin
jil sander
miu miu
exaggerated shapes sweep the fall runway.
At Stella McCartney voluminous mini
dresses were defined by full, curvilinear
sleeves. At Jil Sander curvaceous cocoon
dresses were worn with bare legs and
ankle boots while Lanvin’s collection was
decorated with giant sculptural drapes
and ruffles. And as much as this silhouette
seems utterly modern, it’s steeped in
fashion history too. Flash back to Christian
Dior’s iconic New Look in the 1940s
and Crisobal Balenciaga’s 1960s shapes
to understand just what such generous
proportions can do for your style status
and silhouette. And what of the 1980s?
Proportion was pushed to the max when
Yohji Yamamoto tore up the fashion rule
book to create oversized clothes in black
S T Y L E RE P O RT
How to be a
supersize star
1. Balance bold
proportions with
sky-high heels.
2. net-a-porter says:
‘‘Wear only one supersized piece at a time –pin-thin
pants or skinny jeans are the perfect accompaniment’’
drapey fabrics that sidestepped
the prevailing trends.
Fast track to fall and the new XL
look is refined and refreshed. See
Stella McCartney for minimalist
sophistication or slip into one of Reed
Krakoff’s beautifully cut blush coats
for an uptown spin. Miu Miu pumps
up the volume too with prim strongshouldered cover-ups. For a more
relaxed mood, Hussein Chalayan
and Claudia Schiffer’s jumbo knits are
the most stylish way to large it up
at the weekend.
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Offset voluminous
blouses with a
curve-contouring
pencil skirt – Stella
shows us how.
3. Team oversized
cocoon-cut tops
with skinny pants
and ankle boots.
4. Partner menswearstyle coats with
form-fitting dresses
and sharp tailoring.
D E S I G N E R PRO F I LE
PRINT WORKS
Just when we thought Theyskens’ Theory couldn’t get any hotter, Belgian
designer Olivier Theyskens added dark, abstract prints to his arsenal of urban
wardrobe essentials. Oh Olivier, tell us more, says Alison Taylor
D E S I G N E R PRO F I LE
had something slightly dark about it
It was always going to be a special
and some of the big coats were also
day when the crown prince of Parisian
reminiscent of the type of clothes
couture, Olivier Theyskens, joined
monks might wear.
forces with Theory, the U.S. masters
of simple tailoring. Front-rowers could
Was this a new direction for you?
barely contain their excitement at
They’re much more graphic than the
the first runway show earlier this
painterly prints I’ve created in the past.
year, and who could blame them?
For example, I used plans from the
Playing with texture
architect Ludwig
and volume to
Mies van der Rohe
dazzling effect, the
to create checks.
look is effortless yet
It’s a print but
experimental, simple
it looks like the checks
but with a distinct
are woven.
olivier theyskens
fashion narrative. For
I love that.
fall the 34-year-old
We’ve also noticed
designer says his collection is about
a leopard print in there…
“being cool, modernist and slightly
Yes! I wanted to rework the idea of the
edgy”. It’s also very much about
leopard. I redesigned the shape of the
prints, as we discover…
spots to make it cool, with an acid
and white color effect.
Olivier talks about the
women who inspire him
watch
the
video
‘‘It’s so important
that my designs
are flattering’’
Prints feature heavily in this
collection, why?
Do you design with a particular
woman in mind?
Since I started at Theory I’ve spent
a lot of time with pattern makers,
trying to make sure they understand
how I want the clothes to fall. Seeing
sketches of the shapes got me thinking
about architectural plans, which
formed a basis for the prints.
No, because everyone is multi-faceted.
Like the cathedral print?
Yes, I started using old plans and
facades from cathedrals – putting
them together to create intricate,
very refined patterns. The collection
Theyskens’ Theory Essentials
I like to put myself in a woman’s place
and ask: if I were her, what would I like?
Fashion is really connected with desire.
What do you think is desirable
at the moment?
Perfect proportions – it’s so important
to me that my designs are flattering.
Often, there is a lot of focus on
decoration but I’m more interested
in how the clothes are working
with the body.
Are your clothes about a mood
or dressing for an occasion?
I make my clothes so you can switch a
bit of your look and you’re good to go
for a night out or to tea with grandma.
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katie’s
fashion
hero
Accessories designer Katie Hiller celebrates
the enduring style of Charlotte Rampling
“I have been in awe of
Charlotte Rampling since my midtwenties. For me, she just has it.
She’s this beautifully chic hybrid of cool,
elegance and sexiness all rolled into
one. I’ll always remember the moment
when I first opened her iconic book
With Compliments. It’s packed full of
beautiful photographs, but there is one
image of Charlotte dressed in nothing
but a feather coat and black stilettos
that made my mouth drop. She looked
beyond amazing.
Of course Ms. Rampling was
fortunate enough to be born with those
KATIE HILLIER
‘‘There is one image
of Charlotte dressed in
nothing but a feather coat
and black stilettos that
made my mouth drop’’
katie hillier
k ati e ’ s fa s h io n h e ro
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Get the look
For Charlotte Rampling’s
signature style think sleek
pencil skirts and killer heels
Above and left:
Charlotte Rampling
through the years
Right, top right:
Katie Hillier
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endless legs and that hair, but regardless
of her genetic gifts, what really stands
out is the way she carries herself with
total confidence. Her signature look
– the cotton shirt, pencil skirt, killer
stilettos and slick of black eyeliner – is
a total win. It’s simple and clean, a style
formula that works time and time again.
When I’m designing I often ask
myself, ‘Would Charlotte wear this?’
I think her pared-back approach to
dressing is very now; the evidence is
all over the fall runways. Personally, I’m
not very good at the whole glamour
thing, so when I’m getting ready for a
night out I try to keep her in my mind.
Back in 2010, I came face
to face with Charlotte at
an opulent fashion party in
London – and I mean face
to face, I bumped into her
before managing to squeal
‘Ohh, hello!’ To which she
replied, ‘Hello’… before
being whisked away to an
onslaught of snap-happy
paparazzi. She left me
starstuck. She really is
quite something.
Katie works as a creative
consultant for Marc by Marc
Jacobs, Jonathan Saunders
and Victoria Beckham.
k ati e ’ s fa s h io n h e ro
SHOP Charlotte's
style4
Get the look
For Charlotte Rampling’s
signature style think sleek
pencil skirts and killer heels
Above and left:
Charlotte Rampling
through the years
Right, top right:
Katie Hillier
image credits 4
endless legs and that hair, but
regardless of her genetic gifts, what
really stands out is the way she carries
herself with total confidence. Her
signature look – the cotton shirt, pencil
skirt, killer stilettos and slick of black
eyeliner – is a total win. It’s simple and
clean, a style formula that works time
and time again.
When I’m designing I often ask
myself, ‘Would Charlotte wear this?’
I think her pared-back approach to
dressing is very now; the evidence is
all over the fall runways. Personally, I’m
not very good at the whole glamour
thing, so when I’m getting ready for a
night out I try to keep her in my mind.
Back in 2010, I came face
to face with Charlotte at
an opulent fashion party in
London – and I mean face
to face, I bumped into her
before managing to squeal
‘Ohh, hello!’ To which she
replied, ‘Hello’… before
being whisked away to an
onslaught of snap-happy
paparazzi. She left me
starstuck. She really is
quite something.
Katie works as a creative
consultant for Marc by Marc
Jacobs, Jonathan Saunders
and Victoria Beckham.
ERIN
What do you get when you cross
Erin Wasson with Zadig & Voltaire?
An achingly hip capsule collection
photo gr a phs by BEN N Y HOR N E
STY L I NG BY TR ACY TAY LOR
A N D ER I N WASSON
Previous page Tank,
shorts and blazer
by Zadig & Voltaire;
This page Blouse
by Zadig & Voltaire;
jewelry Erin’s own
“There is an air of something very classic and French
yet the mentality is rock and roll, which speaks to me,” says Erin
Wasson, 29, of French label Zadig & Voltaire. Cue one of the
hottest collaborations of the season: Erin meets Zadig. “With
this collection I want people to feel easy and uncomplicated,”
she says. No surprise then, that the tightly edited capsule of studsprayed chiffon blouses, zip-embellished jeans and jersey dresses
with back-flashing cutouts, is the epitome of model-off-duty chic.
And the inspiration behind the collection? “Classic cars and the
girls riding shotgun in them. They’re going everywhere fast.”
Coat by Zadig
& Voltaire
Everything
‘‘
should
be slightly
undone’’
Dress by Zadig &
Voltaire; boots by
Belle by Sigerson
Morrison; sunglasses
by The Row; ring by
Dominic Jones; other
jewelry Erin’s own
Art Direction: Jon Wetherell; Hair: Andre Gunn AT The
Wall Group; MakeUp: Stevie Huynh at The Wall Group
Jeans by Zadig
& Voltaire
My
personal
‘‘
style is really
uncontrived’’
Blouse and pants
by Zadig & Voltaire;
ring and bracelet
by Maison Martin
Margiela; other
jewelry Erin’s own
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c u lt ure
& sty le.
This week London DJ Hanna Hanra, 28, is our eyes
and ears on the street, reporting back on music, film,
fashion and more
c u lt u r e & st y le
1.
Lindsay Wixson @ Marilyn Models photographed
by Terry Richardson/art partner for ID magazine
Azealia Banks
For the love
of leather
1. She’s an internet
sensation, her track 212
went global in days.
2. She has sampled tracks
from from The Chills
and Interpol.
3. She went to La Guardia
High School (from Fame).
4. She has the best style.
Ever. Think cartoon knits,
and Daisy Dukes.
5. You can find out
more at myspace.com/
azealiabanks.
Possibly the coolest girl
ever to walk the planet,
Claire Barrow, 21, has
revamped the ubiquitous
biker jacket with nothing
more than a tube of paint
and her imagination. She
paints leather jackets to
order – motifs include
clouds, flowers and even
clowns – so now you can
give your favorite jacket
a truly unique spin.
clairebarrow.com
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2. Quick guide to
3.
Daft Punk for
Coca Cola
What happens when the
world’s favorite thirst
quencher collaborates with
one of the most influential
dance groups to date? If you
guessed ‘a limited edition
run of bottles with gold and
silver caps with the Daft
Punk logo’ then you
guessed right!
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STYLE4
c u lt u r e & st y le
4.
Jubilee, October 2000, photography by Paulo Sutch, styling by Katie Grand
Dazed & Confused is
ten years young
Responsible for launching some serious trends,
not to mention careers (super stylists Katie
Grand and Nicola Formichetti both cut their
teeth there), Dazed & Confused magazine is
celebrating its ten year anniversary with a
coffee table book compiled by founding editors
Jefferson Hack and Rankin. Making It Up As We
Go Along (Rizzoli) is out now. amazon.com
READ MORE
Dazed’s fashion
editor Katie
Shillingford shares
her five rules
of style
PHOTOGRAPH: Jonas Bresnan
c u lt u r e & st y le
Get the
Kaya Look
6.
in the frame
5.
Hollywood is
calling for Kaya
Known for playing Effy in
Skins, London-born Kaya
Scodelario, 19, hits the
big screen as Catherine
Earnshaw in the latest
adaptation of Wuthering
Heights. Out November 11
in UK, to follow worldwide.
shop kaya's look4
Founded by Daniel Silberman
and Jus Ske, Illesteva
sunglasses often feature
unexpected materials such as
wood and bamboo. With a
fan base reading like a who’s
who of hip – Sienna Miller,
Alexa Chung and Kirsten
Dunst all own a pair – the
brand is hotter than the sun.
Wear anywhere, anytime. As
Anna Wintour might say, “It’s
never too dark to be cool.”
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c u lt u r e & st y le
7.
Florence is back
The much anticipated second album
from Florence and the Machine
won’t disappoint. There are huge
drum sounds, harps and the
ever-present bewitching voice of
Florence herself. Ceremonials is out
October 31 in UK and November
1 in US; florenceandthemachine.net
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Florence look
c u lt u r e & st y le
9.
Everyone’s
wearing slippers
The cold winter weather
is finally closing in, so what
could be more ideal than
sliding on a pair of slippers
made for inside and out?
With chic styles by Christian
Louboutin and Ralph
Lauren Collection, it’s safe
to say that this trend will
comfortably run and run!
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Designer and photographer
Hedi Slimane (the man who
transformed Dior Homme)
is holding his first solo
exhibition at The Museum of
Contemporary Art in L.A.
Globally recognized for his
discovery of hot new talent
(mainly boys in bands), the
exhibition of black and white
portraits captures youth
culture from around the
world in a single shutter snap.
Runs December 11, 2011
to January 22, 2012; moca.org
10.
It’s a roots
maneuver
Bored of the endless trips
to the hairdresser every six
weeks to freshen up your
look? Then dye the tips
of your hair instead. The
trend – sparked by London’s
Bleach salon – has spread
round the world faster than
a rumor through a locker
room. bleachlondon.co.uk
‘No Age, Los Angeles’, 2011. Courtesy
Almine Rech Gallery, Paris/MOCA
8.
The exhibitionist:
Hedi Slimane’s
California Song
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