Fashion

She’s dressed up in meat, been “birthed” from an egg on stage and performed at a major awards show in drag. So the most shocking thing in Lady Gaga’s bag of tricks may very well have been to just scrub her face clean and appear on a magazine cover, which she did for the October issue of Harper’s Bazaar.

Concessions at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Queens, New York are notoriously pricey, but that’s still no good reason for fans attending the US Open to chow down on their own socks for nourishment. A Deadspin reader snapped this photo during Donald Young’s straight set victory over Juan Ignacio Chela at the Open on Sunday. Other possible reasons for this baffling display woul

In an apparent attempt to set the women’s movement back a hundred years or so, retail giant JCPenney was, until Wednesday morning, selling a little girls’ t-shirt that read, “I’m too pretty to do homework, so my brother has to do it for me.”

There’s been a lot of controversy lately over models whose photos are airbrushed to make them appear ridiculously thin, but Vogue Italia can at least say the cover of its September issue didn’t involve any digital tricks. That’s Stella Tennant, an actual real-live model. In a corset. That gives her a 13-inch waist.

Stars are paid by designers all the time to endorse and wear certain clothes. But this may be the first time we’ve heard of someone being paid not to a brand’s apparel. Seems retailer Abercrombie & Fitch is no fan of ‘Jersey Shore,’ and even less a fan of Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino — so much so that they’ve offered him cold hard cash to stop wearing their clothes on camera.

Back in June, possessions belonging to the notorious Ponzi-schemer Bernie Madoff were auctioned off, with the proceeds going towards his victims. Among the books, chairs, and Rolex watches were his pricey clothes, many of which were purchased by entrepreneur John Vaccaro, who has turned Madoff’s cashmere sweaters and designer pants into iPad cases.

Jennifer Lopez has a lot going on these days — motherhood, a clothing line, a recording career, a judging stint on ‘American Idol,’ and a recent split from husband Marc Anthony. As if that isn’t enough, she’s just added a second line to her fashion empire. She tells O Magazine it will join her existing J.Lo collection at Kohl’s in September. But unlike the fledgling designs, which were aimed at te

You may wear organic cotton and carefully avoid apparel made in sweatshops, but what do you do with all those items when you’re done with them? If you’re wearing footwear from OAT Shoes, the answer is simple — bury them.

She has a successful fashion line and she has children, so it’s only natural that Gwen Stefani would launch a line for kids, right? The ‘Hollaback Girl’ herself is launching a collection for Target called Harajuku Mini, a line that will include  Japanese anime-inspired getups for tweens, kids and babies.

Pop vixen Rihanna is the new face of Emporio Armani Underwear, a title that used to belong to actress Megan Fox.

The American Medical Association is taking a stand against Photoshop. For decades, photo manipulation software has been whittling the waists and thinning the thighs of celebrities and models, and the AMA says it’s caused unrealistic and unhealthy body image issues — especially among children and adolescents.

Tennis player Bethanie Mattek-Sands, the self-proclaimed Lady Gaga of the women’s tour, wowed spectators at Wimbledon when she showed up in a jacket adorned with fringe, studs, and tennis ball-halves. The brainchild of British designer (and Gaga fashion collaborator) Alex Noble, the jacket even adheres to Wimbledon’s all-white rule for court attire. Mattek-Sands didn’t actually wear it to play, bu