File 2LoveMyLips gloss in the “So Useful We Didn’t Even Know We Needed It” file. Sold in British vending machines, the gloss will turn your lips blue if your drink is tainted by a date-rape drug. Judging by the look of things, Sean Lennon‘s model girlfriend Kemp here is about to be date-raped any second, as are the gals on the Doo.Ri spring 2010 runway. Models, they’re date-raped, just like us! (OK, gah, that was in really poor taste, I know. TGIF!) [BuzzFeed] and [Gawker] Keep reading »
When off duty, models usually still display a great sense of style (it is kind of part of their job description, after all), but Sean Lennon‘s gf, Kemp, looks like she might be taking the bondage trend a wee bit too literally, no? Either that or Sean dressed her for this Fendi party. He does look like he’s just been caught doing something bad. [Paris, 10/7/09] Keep reading »
Sean Lennon and his model girlfriend, Kemp Muhl, recently posed for a photo homage to Annie Leibovitz’s iconic Rolling Stone cover depicting Sean’s parents, Yoko Ono and John Lennon. But unlike the original, which was taken just hours before Lennon’s assassination and featured a naked John curled up to a clothed Yoko, in Terry Richardson’s version for Purple Magazine, Sean took his mom’s position while Kemp got nekkid to play Lennon. [Huffington Post]
Lots of peeps, including many of you, thought the remake was a cheap objectification of ladyfolk. But Sean Lennon spoke back this week to New York Magazine on his intentions. Keep reading »
In late 1980, hours before he was shot and killed, John Lennon posed with wife Yoko Ono for legendary photographer Annie Leibovitz. Lennon was naked and curled around his wife. After the Beatles star died, the image became an iconic Rolling Stone cover. Now, nearly 30 years later, their son, Sean Lennon, and his model-girlfriend Kemp Muhl recreated the infamous shot with provocative photographer Terry Richardson for the fall issue of Purple magazine. This time, Sean lies fully clothed as a nude Muhl spoons him. What do you think: beautiful homage or twisted facsimile? [Flavorwire] Keep reading »
