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October's Vogue Features Kelly Wearstler's Hollywood Home
Since so many of you have a love it or hate it relationship with designer Kelly Wearstler's unique style, I figured that you'd be interested in taking a tour of her Hollywood mansion. Good news — now you can.
The October issue of Vogue includes a special feature on interior designer Kelly Wearstler’s Hollywood mansion, gorgeously photographed by Francois Halard with a profile penned by Hamish Bowles.
This Just In: Vogue Living Book Released
Today is the release date of Vogue Living: Houses, Gardens, People, a book written by Vogue Editor Hamish Bowles draws on stories that have appeared in the pages of Vogue and Vogue Living over the past two decades, along with never-before-published images. The book features photographs by celebrity photographers like Annie Leibowitz, Mario Testino, and Bruce Weber, and gives us a sneak peek into the coveted homes of celebrity style-makers like Madonna, Oscar de la Renta, and Karl Lagerfeld. I don't know about you, but I'm already halfway to the bookstore to pick up my long-awaited copy.
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Ask Casa: a Teen Vogue Ottoman
Hi Casa,
There is a lime-green ottoman in the photo shoot of Jessica Yorkin in the current issue of Teen Vogue (with Blake Lively on the cover). Any idea where it's from? They only credit the clothes.
Love It or Hate It? A Polka-Dot Room
The architectural bones of this room, featured in the September 2009 issue of Vogue Italia, are absolutely stunning to begin with. But I think its polka-dot walls and ceilings are truly inspired, making it even more magnificent. What do you think?
Cool Idea: A Pumpkin Fit For Fashionistas
Looking for a jack-o-lantern that even your glammest girlfriend would covet? Then check out jeweler Eddie Borgo's amazing dark and bejeweled pumpkin. This pumpkin was originally created as a housewarming gift for designer Victor Glemaud, but I think it would look amazing at any style-forward Halloween to-do this weekend.
Casa Capsule: The Week That Was
- Steal some design ideas from Mad Men.
- Get yourself the same purple bedding as New Moon's Bella Swan!
- Try one of these 11 alternative uses for birdcages.
- January Jones bought a fixer-upper in Los Feliz.
- Get the look of cozy Autumn fireplaces.
- Vogue's October issue features Kelly Wearstler's home.
Link Time!
- Anna Spiro was featured in Australian Vogue Living! — Absolutely Beautiful Things
- Decorati is decorating's answer to online dating. — New York Times
- This pleated ottoman upholstery is gorgeous.
Kirsten Dunst Lists Her Uber-Chic Nichols Canyon Crib
It's no secret that Kirsten Dunst is an arbiter of style. I'm always eager to see which casual, offbeat apparel she appears in next. So, it comes as no surprise that her home is equally as hip and unique as her wardrobe.
Found It! Julia Restoin-Roitfeld's Coffee and Side Table
Art director and daughter of Carine Roitfeld, the longtime editor-in-chief of French Vogue, Julia Restoin-Roitfeld recently let photographer Todd Selby into her New York apartment. Selby has a knack for making everything look stylish (as does this beauty), but I was particularly taken with Restoin-Roitfeld's marble coffee table and side table. Her apartment may be decked out with fancy, fashionable accessories, but I thought there was something understated and unpretentious about these tables.
Would You Dress a Room in All Red?
Legendary Vogue Editor-in-Chief Diana Vreeland covered her living room head to toe in scarlet chintz, "like a garden, but a garden in hell," she said. It was a bold move but it matched her leading personality, and as she pointed out, "I can't imagine becoming bored with red — it would be like becoming bored with the person you love." If you're a person who loves red, I can't imagine it either, but I can imagine becoming bored with chintz.So, I was excited to spot this living room of designer Marsia Holzer on New York Social Diary, which was inspired by Vreeland's lauded living room.
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