Model of the moment Lara Stone goes back to her roots for T Magazine’s A/W’11 travel issue. Shot by Angelo Pennetta, the ‘Little Dutch Girl’ editorial sees Stone returning to the small town of Mierlo, Netherlands where she is captured hanging out with the rest of the Stones at her old family home before journeying to some of her favorite Amsterdam hotspots. Read the full story

For the fashion story “Going Places,” the stylist David Vandewal and the photographer Mark Segal took fall’s nomadic trend and ran with it. Their concept? A woman who travels the world and wears her souvenirs on her sleeves. Read the full story

The New York Times’ Style Magazine’s face-lifted site launched today and includes a mens fashion story by photographer Matthew Brookes. “The Brothers Grim” recalls when men wore topcoats and top hats, saying: “They will again.”  Brookes is a fashion and portrait photographer whose usual aesthetic is lighter than this midsummer night’s dream (or drama).

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INSTEAD OF FLOWER POWER, DEBBIE DID LEATHERI once found a great Perfecto jacket at a secondhand store in California; it was really small, probably a child’s size. I loved it because most people were still wearing hippie-dresses to the floor back then, and we were much tougher with our straight-legged pants and narrow lapels – I guess you would have called our look Euro-mod. I used to hang around the New York Dolls, and they were definitely into those jackets. I remember having one that was black on the outside with red pleats in the back. Eventually, I started noticing lots of women in the music scene doing a “West Side Story” kind of tough-girl look with motorcycle jackets in different colors. My friend Stephen Sprouse did a cartoonlike version of the Perfecto, which I loved because it was almost to the knees. It’s cool that these jackets keep coming back – biker style is an American classic.
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