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The 2014 Victoria’s Secret Fashion show is just a month away; December 2 to be exact. And though the much-hyped show has moved across the big pond to foggy London town, the lineup of super models is no less prestigious.
So far the confirmed list includes Angels Karlie Kloss, Adriana Lima, Alessandra Ambrosio, Lily Aldrige Candace Swanepoel, Doutzen Kroes, Behati Prinsloo, and Lindsay Ellingson alongside newcomers Kelly Gale, Shanina Shaik, Josephine Skriver, Devon Windsor, Elsa Hosk, and Eniko Mihalik.
Though the list is not complete, hopefully British super models Jourdan Dunn and Cara Delevinge will be added to the list. The 2014 Victoria’s Secret Fashion show airs on CBS on December 9.
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Vogue’s New App
Vogue has jumped on board as the first glossy magazine to be a part of the Spring mobile shopping app e-commerce platform. The mobile app will include magazine subscriptions, prints from Vogue’s archives, gifts with the emblazoned Vogue stamp, a Beyonce store, as well as product from Helmut Lang, Opening Ceremony, and Carolina Herrera.
“We’re always looking for new brands that create a better and more unique experience for our customers,” said Katz, who is Spring’s CMO. “You will also see more global labels, an expansion of our mens’ offerings, and more beauty and lifestyle brands in the coming months.”
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Zanini Says Goodbye
Legendary fashion house Schiaparelli announced the departure of creative director Marco Zanini. Zanini who was appointed creative director in September 2013 revitalized the fashion house founded in the 1930s by Elsa Schiaparelli. During Zanini’s short tenure the brand returned to Couture Fashion Week in Paris last January after a 60-year absence.
“Schiaparelli is announcing the end of its collaboration with Marco Zanini. The House is looking towards the future while transcending the aesthetic codes created by Elsa Schiaparelli. It follows a dynamic where a contemporary spirit meets its founder’s daring personality,” said the house in a statement in fashionmag.com, adding that a new creative director will be announced “soon”.
—William S. Gooch
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