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“Heaven has no rage like love to hatred turned, nor hell a fury like a woman scorned.” Does this quote apply to Tyra Banks. Duh, Fashion Reverie thinks so!!
According to media reports—the New York Times, Deadline, People magazine, and E! Entertainment—Banks is suing the US streaming service Netflix over a documentary about the reality show “America’s Next Top Model (ANTM).” Court documents state that defamation of character is the source of the lawsuit.
The court documents detail that Banks gave three and a half hours of an interview in which only 16 minutes were used. According to Banks, the 16 minutes of statements that was used in Netflix’s “Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model” were “taken out of context and reassembled,” supporting the overall narrative that Banks exploited and mistreated the model contestants on ANTM.
According to Deadline and People magazine, Tyra Banks has requested a jury trial and damages for the emotional distress inflicted upon her. There has been no comment from Netflix.
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Isaac and Target
Isaac Mizrahi has a new job. Mizrahi has been named Creative Director at Large of Target. He is the first designer to hold this position at Target.
Mizrahi will mentor young designer talent at Target while working alongside Senior Vice President Gena Fox offering creative input on new product concepts, design innovations, and emerging trends. Additionally, Mizrahi will assist Target in identifying and implementing new opportunities for partnerships, capabilities, and experiences.
“Isaac has always believed, as we do, that great design should be accessible to everyone. What excites me most is the opportunity to pair his creativity and perspective with the incredible talent we already have inside Target as we shape the next chapter of style and design for our guests,” explained Gena Fox as reported in dailyfrontrow.com.
“I’m thrilled to have this opportunity to inspire a brand I care so deeply about,” said Mizrahi. “My partners at Target and I have always shared the idea that great design should belong to everybody, and Target is poised to be the design authority in a way only Target can. My role is to collaborate with its incredible team to bring more joy, style and sophistication to design through storytelling, creativity and a shopping experience that feels even more fun.”
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Gisele returns
Gisele Bündchen is back. After an absence of nearly 20 years, Bündchen is back on the cover of W magazine. This appearance on the cover of W magazine makes Bundchen’s 16th appearance.
In this cover Bündchen is photographed by Karim Sadli and styled by Brian Molloy, wearing a red Celine dress. In the accompanying interview Gisele Bündchen shares, some of the stories behind the many W covers she has graced from 1999 to 2007.
—William S. Gooch
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