High-class French food emporium Fauchon unveils its limited-edition eclair, featuring a design of Brigitte Bardot. Délicieux. [GoGoParis.com]
Megan Fox channels her inner ‘80s-era Suzanne Somers, apparently in an outtake from the New York Times Magazine photo shoot. [Megan-Fox.net]
This awesome concept entails recycling your cassette tapes to let them shine on. [Unplggd]
What exactly is Gerard Butler doing in this photo? He’s recreating that insane moment in 2002 when Michael Jackson dangled baby Blanket—with an, uh, blanket over his head—out of a window while the paparazzi snapped pics. Instead of a baby, Gerard has opted for a potted plant and towel. What do you think—is he hilarious for reminding us of a bizarro incident that’s been forgotten in the wake of Michael Jackson’s death? Or is this just tacky?
File under: Furniture That Will Cause Potential Hookups To Run Screaming Out Your Front Door. (Also, Things That Will Scare Any Cows That Wander Into Your Bedroom.) [Hamburger Bed]
Ice-T’s wife Coco is known for her ample assets, but what is it like to be her? Check out a tiny glimpse (sorta NSFW), via her Twitter, after the jump…
“Hey, who does your ink?” Check out these animal hand tattoos by Héctor Serrano for some kid-friendly fun. Fab stocking stuffer. [A+R Store]
Who says those Angels all look alike? The name of the game here is clearly D-I-V-E-R-S-I-T-Y. We knew we should’ve tried out for their model search contest!
A series of new VW ads show male and female mannequins dressed in “soiled” denim. Looks like someone had a fashion emergency ... [FashionIndie.com]
Now, I’m as big a Johnny Depp fan as anyone, and he is a vast improvement over last year’s pick, Hugh Jackman, but would it kill People to think outside the box? There are only a dozen or so real leading men in the entertainment industry—are they planning on rotating the title between them for the next 20 years? Anyhoo, other men in the issue include Ryan Reynolds (who I thought might/should win this year, given his amazing abs and upcoming role in the “Green Hornet” movie), Robert Pattinson (duh), Bradley Cooper, the guys from “Glee,” and Mr. Mariah Carey Nick Cannon. Who wins your vote for sexiest man alive? [People]
Despite being a fan of plaid, I’ve never particularly liked Burberry’s signature print. But that’s OK, because the owner of this home, Norwegian artist Jens Werner Andersen, more than makes up for my lack of enthusiasm. [via Buzzfeed]
Well, or so we thought. Olympia Le Tan’s canvas, brass, felt and silk thread clutches feature first-edition covers of 21 different classics are certainly “different” and chic in the nerdiest way possible. (In fact, Tilda Swinton reportedly scooped one up.) Then we found out they cost $1500.00 each, and our collective jaws dropped. So, um yeah. [Inventor Spot]
Kendra WIlkinson is pretty pumped about her new Snuggie. “Hank came back from the store yesterday and surprised me with the best present ever….A SNUGGIE!!!!!!!!!!” she wrote on her website. “I see the commercials all the time and I always want one … it’s so exciting that I have my own now. I think I’m just going to live in this for the next month until lil Hank is born lolol.” Uh, what does ‘lolol’ mean? Also, do I smell an endorsement opportunity? [People]
Rachel Zoe attended the MOCA New 30th Anniversary Gala in Los Angeles over the weekend in a dress that may have been better left as a rug in a private school kindergarten classroom… [via NYMag]
Hey, here’s something we might actually be able to afford the next time we walk into a Chanel boutique! Behold the premiere issue of 31 Rue Cambon, a new magazine from Chanel that will be distributed in stores. The editor of uber-hip Purple magazine, Olivier Zahm, designed the fashion publication, and posted this pretty preview pic of the mag on the Purple blog. (Which, by the way, is a cool place to find stylish and artsy photographs.) [purple Diary]
It ain’t no thang to spot Lady Gaga wearing crazy headgear or anything, but the one she wore at the 30th Anniversary Gala of MOCA (Museum of Contemporary Art) was notable for being designed by none other than uber-architect Frank Gehry. Now that’s an interesting fashion collaboration. [L.A., 11/14/09]