Remember When Models, Not Celebs, Were on Magazine Covers?
by Nana at October 14, 2009, 3:14 PM
We do! Before celebs took over magazine newsstands, it was Bridget Hall's, Kirsty Hume's, Nadja Auermann's, Tatjana Patitz's, and Yasmeen Ghauri's mugs that winked, pouted, and beamed at us as we stopped at our favorite bookstore to read the latest magazines for free.
It was a more innocent time. Before tabloids spilled celeb's business and before women's magazines essentially became vehicles for promoting stars' latest films/movies/albums (or at least before we realized whoever was on the cover was there to sell us something). FabSugar has a great retrospective photo gallery up that made us remember when... Check it out!
“It's any designer's dream come true to have a store on a main street, whether it's here, in Paris on Faubourg or Avenue Montaigne, or on London's Bond Street.”
— Designer Devi Kroell on the opening of her latest store on Madison Avenue. From Fashion Week Daily
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