The Beauty Roster

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Mariano Vivanco at the National Portrait Gallery

Mariano Vivanco's portrait of Lily Cole is currently on display in the Recent Acquisitions wing of the National Portrait Gallery. If you happen to be in London, be sure to check out the exhibit!

Inge Grognard for A.F. Vandevorst A/W 2010

For the A.F. Vandevorst show, Inge Grognard, sponsored by MAC Cosmetics, took inspiration from the idea of structure and shielding. "The girls were given very pale skin, slightly powered, with no mascara or lip tint. One of the girls had...

First Bloom

Friends of the High Line have organized an art auction in support of the continued development of the above ground park. Some of the featured pieces are by our very own Jed Root artists, including Michael Thompson, Spencer Higgins, Diego...

Jessica Diehl Styles Kate Winslet for the Academy Awards

(photo courtesy of style.com) Kate Winslet continued her winning streak on the red carpet at the Oscars last night. Stylist Jessica Diehl put her in a sleek Yves Saint Laurent gown complimented with Tiffany & Co. jewels.
 

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About The Beauty Roster

Welcome to The Beauty Roster

This is a place for people involved or aspiring to be involved in the beauty and fashion industry to get together and make things happen.

As the creator, I'm going to do my best to increase membership and make this the first stop for people looking for gigs or for finding people to build a killer portfolio.

We have a long road ahead of us to get to a critical mass so I'm enlisting all of the members (who are proud to be here) to use the code at the lower left for the badge of TBR to post it on myspace, facebook, website or any place that lets you post html. This way the word gets out in a viral fashion.

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The Floor is Open...

I'd like to hear feedback from all of you on the site's progress, things you like, and things you would like to see implemented on the site. Feel free to add your thoughts here. AGDM

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Looking for features for blog

Undiscover Magazine is a blog for fashion fanatics, we explore the world of underground fashion, bringing you the what’s hot and what’s not from major cities around the world. Also, we will be featur…

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Modeling and Acting Industry Terms

Ad - Abbreviation of advertisement or advertising. "Ad work" means a still photography session for a specific product. Advertising Agency - Company who does the artwork and production for an advertis…

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Some things you may not know!

At The Beauty Roster, you have some things at your disposal: Your own profile with profile questions so people can know who you are Pictures embeddable FLASH slideshow, comment enabled. (embed your…

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Events

Mens Style - GQ

Our award for the best Japanese avant-garde animated dolls goes to...

...Undercover designer Jun Takahashi. (Who else?) GILApple, an animated short featuring Takahashi's homemade dolls, was one of several entries in last week's Shaded View on Fashion Film Festival, overseen by capital-F fashion blogger Diane Pernet. Popcorn flicks these flicks ain't,...

Prada's Architectural New Collection

For its latest line of T-shirts, Prada has found a notable way to differentiate itself: enlist the design help of world-class architects like Rem Koolhaas and Herzog & de Meuron. Well, sort of. Koolhaas and co. didn't really design the...

What to wear with your blacked-out Rolex, Balmain tees, and Air Yeezys

Good luck finding the clothes in stores now or anytime soon—debut date and even season are still heartily TBD—but Kanye West's first Pastelle lookbook shots have just hit the Web. (They're likely authentic; the man himself has worn some of...

Basquiat draws a crowd

Creating the new "Jean-Michel Basquiat" line, which hits London's Dover Street Market tomorrow, was not exactly a simple process. The Inoue Brothers (whom you may know as the world's leading London-based, Japanese-Danish design team) started with polos, jackets, sweats, and...

Womens Style - Vogue

"We're Off the Clock Now"

To say that everyone at Giambattista Valli's dinner at Caviar Kaspia was excited to finally let their hair down after a month of shows would be an understatement. During dinner—co-hosted by Moncler, where he designs the Gamme Rouge collection—Valli found himself dancing on tables, tossing cherry vodka shots down the banquettes to his friends, and asking his girls to shuffle their legs to let other dinner guests crawl under the table. "Ah, but c'mon, now is the time to celebrate," Valli smiled, as he projected his face on the wall via a customized lighter with a flashlight on the bottom. "I have about one night to celebrate before it's back to work."

He wasn't kidding: Sitting directly across from him was Charlotte Dellal, the shoe designer for whom Valli is designing a summer wedding dress—and with whom he had scheduled a fitting the next day. "But Giamba, let's not do a fitting tomorrow. I've eaten too much," Dellal protested, looking at a baked potato that had been strip-mined for its caviar. Not that all the toasting was fashion-related; next to Dellal was Elettra Wiedemann, who had just finished her master's thesis on vertical farming. "What's that?" Valli asked. But before Wiedemann could fully explain her idea to build farms in metropolitan centers, it was time for another shot: "To vertical farming!"

Over at the Pavillion Ledoyen, meanwhile, Spike Jonze screened one of his newest shorts for Jefferson Hack's Dazed & Confused party. With so many obligations, much of the fashion flock got there on the late side, effectively forfeiting their moments with the filmmaker and the English publisher (they disappeared early, never to be seen again!). Not that this did anything to discourage lingering: "I'm going to have a cocktail," Leigh Lezark said. "We're off the clock now." She was right: With all the models, editors, DJs, and other fashion professionals done for the season, not to mention the rest of Parisian youth up for a good night, the Dazed party was loud and it was good: In fact, it ended at a sunrise-scary 5 a.m. "See you next season!" Lou Doillon, who had hustled a group into her caravan, cried out into the Paris night.


—Derek Blasberg
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Isn't It Iconic?

David Yurman's international efforts have been at full force in the past few years, taking the American brand to China, Korea, and, as of Monday night's shop opening at the Printemps department store in Paris, to Europe. To help celebrate, a whole smattering of international fashion fans came out to show their support, from the Far East (actress Fan Bingbing) to the East Coast (photographer Peter Lindbergh). But David Yurman's favorite person? Catherine Deneuve. "You can't get much more French than that!" The Yurmans' welcome to France wasn't entirely smooth sailing: Soon after landing, both David and his wife, Sybil, who founded the company three decades ago not long after marrying, got the flu, leaving them bedridden for much of the night. But with son Evan now taking over more and more of the business, the slack was picked up. And in addition to her son, Sybil had a little local help. "Tonight I've given myself an additional prescription: macarons," she said, munching on some of the goodies brought in from Ladurée.

From one side of the Seine to the other, the store party circuit continued. Pete Doherty, a man who's had a well-publicized dalliance or two with some of fashion's favorite faces, was playing a gig to celebrate the refurbishment of the Joseph store on Paris' Avenue Montaigne. The singer, who accessorized his look with some Chanel pins, hasn't lost his onstage charisma. "I definitely see it: He looks so boyish, and he's such a romantic. All his songs are about a girl," said Tatiana Santo Domingo, who had squeezed near the front with friends Eugenie Niarchos and Julia Restoin-Roitfeld. "Although you should take him home and put him in the bath first," came a reply. Also appreciative was Suzy Menkes, standing smack-dab in front with a big smile on her face. "He was splendid," she said. (Apparently, the International Herald Tribune fashion critic has been bitten by the live-music bug and is even thinking of hitting the festivals. "I asked her to come to Burning Man with me this year, and she said she would come if my grandmother did," Margherita Missoni revealed. "Well, my grandmother said yes!") After the concert, Doherty and co. moved upstairs. "We're going up for some cocktails, cakes, and guitar," his pal Irina Lazareanu said. "My three favorite things."


—Derek Blasberg
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