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Hillary Talks Sexism, Obama's Job Offer, and Mad Men to Vogue
Hillary Clinton finally sat down for a long-overdue Vogue interview. She offended editor Anna Wintour during the primaries by turning down the fashion mag out fear of looking "too feminine." And though she won't be on the December cover, the article is as substantial and satisfying as a cover story.
Say What? Gorgeous Model Doesn't Want to Be "Fat" Anymore
"I don’t want to be the fat one anymore, so I have just started doing Pilates every morning, then going to the gym, running and swimming."
— Model Lara Stone, adored by French Vogue's editor Carine Roitfeld and famed for her amazing curves and the sexy gap between her front teeth. Clearly, the prevailing uberskinny look in fashion can make even women with bodies most of us would die for feel insecure.
Jenny Sanford's Story: An Argument For Being Madly in Love
In a new profile in September's Vogue, South Carolina's first lady Jenny Sanford shares how she never fell madly in love with the man who would become a cheating husband. Her comments suggest that you might want to hold off an engagement until you find both practical compatibility and passionate love.
She says:
We weren’t madly in love, but we were compatible and good friends.
Say What? First Black Woman on Vogue Cover Speaks
"When the magazine came out I had no idea at all that I was the first black woman to be on the cover of Vogue. I was just overjoyed to be on the cover because that's what you strive for as a model. That's when you know you have arrived."
America's Leading Lady: Michelle Obama Lands Vogue Cover!
Michelle Obama looks stunning on the just-released cover of March Vogue. In the issue, "the first lady the world's been waiting for" opens up about how she plans to live her new life.
- On being a mom: I'm going to try to take them to school every morning — as much as I can.
Ladies' Man Gets the Vote? Vogue Declares Early Victor
Looks like the Obama-Biden ticket is starting to close in on the coveted fashionista vote. Vogue took a chance in its November issue, which will hit newsstands over the next week, by titling a feature story "All the Vice President's Women." Cute!
Undressing Hillary's Wardrobe: Hot or Not?
Hillary Clinton takes some heat for her sunny pantsuits. Today, the UK Guardian featured a piece titled: "Why Does Hillary Clinton wear such bad clothes?" The article explains that Hillary walks the line between being dangerously sexy and looking like a tedious maternal nag.
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Berlusconi Insults Women Again — And They're Fighting Back
Feminism is back in vogue in Italy. Some say it lay dormant in spite of a vibrant '70s feminist movement, but thanks to raging misogynist Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, largely silent Italian women have had enough and are speaking up.
"[T]he scandals surrounding the prime minister have been like a violent slap in the face for millions of women who are just now waking up from a state of passivity," said political scientist Francesca Izzo.
Michelle Williams: "Become the Man You Want to Marry"
"'Become the man you want to marry.’ I’ve taken that on. What qualities do I find attractive, and can I find them in myself? What am I missing?
Grab Bag: Some Men Are Big Babies
- Man tries to capitalize on the "all the single babies" craze. — The Frisky
- French Vogue sounds clueless about how blackface models are offensive. — Jezebel
- The interactive Proust questionnaire is a blast.
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