BuzzSugar

Link Time - Joseph Gordon-Levitt Joins Abe Lincoln Biopic

BuzzSugar — Fri, 06 May 2011 13:30:08 PDT

Joseph Gordon-Levitt joins Spielberg's Lincoln, along with several others - Moviefone
Lady Gaga will be next week's American Idol mentor - TV Squad
Bradley Cooper may costar with Ryan Gosling in The Place Beyond the Pines - /Film
Inspired by Thor, here are the best viking movies - Rotten Tomatoes
Vince Vaughn cast in Lay the Favorite - Vulture
A New York City guide of the locations in Something Borrowed - PopSugar City NY
Listen to Matthew Morrison and Sting collaborate on a new single - AOL Music

Link Time - Sally Field to Play Mary Todd Lincoln

BuzzSugar — Thu, 14 Apr 2011 13:30:40 PDT

20 reasons why casting Bradley Cooper as The Crow is a bad idea - Moviefone
The Vampire Diaries cast talks Klaus - TV Squad
Diane Lane spills details on the new Superman movie - /Film
Wes Craven's best movies - Rotten Tomatoes
Sally Field will play Mary Todd Lincoln - Movieline
ABC cancels All My Children and One Life to Live - Zap2it
The Food Network and Cooking channel have lots in the works for 2012 - YumSugar

Daniel Day-Lewis to Play Abraham Lincoln For Steven Spielberg

Shannon Vestal — Fri, 19 Nov 2010 12:30:50 PST

Daniel Day-Lewis is arguably one of the greatest actors of his time, and now he's going to take on one of the greatest American figures of all time. The Oscar-winning actor has signed on to play Abraham Lincoln in Lincoln, a biopic to be directed by Steven Spielberg.

Spielberg himself announced the news, praising Day-Lewis and saying that he is "grateful and inspired that our paths will finally cross with Lincoln." The film is being adapted from the book Team of Rivals, about the 16th US president. Screenwriting duty is going to Tony Kushner, who was nominated for Munich. Is there any way this movie isn't going to sweep awards season when it comes out?

Honest Abe Is a Badass in the Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter Trailer

Shannon Vestal — Mon, 13 Feb 2012 11:03:53 PST

If you thought that author Seth Grahame-Smith's genre mashup novels like Pride and Prejudice and Zombies would make for cheesy films, then you may be surprised by the electrifying Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter trailer. In the adaptation of Grahame-Smith's novel, our 16th president is re-imagined as a man with a passion for more than politics - he's a vampire-killing machine. This version of Lincoln (played by newcomer Benjamin Walker) has been motivated to kill the vampires who haunt America because his grandfather and mother were victims of the supernatural monsters. Politics comes into it when Lincoln learns that the slave trade is perpetuated by vampires, who are using the people for food, so Lincoln sets to end slavery and thus cut off the vampire food supply.

While I'm still pretty skeptical that this film could come out still feeling gimmicky, the trailer is actually pretty intense. Walker plays Lincoln like we've never seen him before: fierce, agile, and seemingly unstoppable. I'm far more curious about this movie now than I was before, so to see if you feel the same, watch the trailer after the jump.

I Love Your ShopStyle: Schoolgirl Lace

FabSugar — Tue, 14 Feb 2012 03:31:23 PST

With only a few days left of New York Fashion Week to style for, ShopStylist pnklmnade whipped up a chic, lace-infused outfit that looks comfortable to boot. The Victorian-inspired Moschino dress gets a polished finish thanks to a super structured navy blazer and an embellished pair of slingback pumps. Add length with a long jet-beaded necklace, add dynamic with a pair of thick-framed schoolgirl glasses, and you're ready for a day at Lincoln Center.

Don't forget to style up your own Fashion Week-worthy ensemble - just submit here and include "Fashion Week" in the title. We may just feature you on FabSugar!

Blazers by Topshop
Evening Shoes by Townsend

Moschino Lace and silk-crepe dress - $1,495.00	Ponte Boyfriend Blazer - $80.00
Lulu Townsend Valissa Pump - New Navy - $49.95	Lulu Townsend Valissa Pump - New Navy - $49.95
Dillard ́s Sensitive Skin Long Jet-Beaded Station Necklace - $38.00	Elizabeth and James Chrystie - $215.00

50 Insanely Chic Street Style Snaps Straight From NYFW

Hannah Weil — Mon, 13 Feb 2012 10:33:22 PST

Even before you step foot inside Lincoln Center, you can see it plainly - FW is in full force outside the tents. The bi-annual style stampede that descends on NYC every Fashion Week is in full force as we head into day five. This season is already bringing out a range of creative ensembles from our favorite fashion insiders with the chicest plays on Winter style - forget the predictable; this crew delivers a slick mix of leather, fur, bold color, and killer accessories. As always, the inspiration is seemingly endless - click through to feast your eyes on 50 of our favorite snaps from NYFW so far.

Diane von Furstenberg Fall 2012

Chi Diem Chau — Sun, 12 Feb 2012 14:54:49 PST

Designers have been sticking to a more neutral palette for Winter but not Diane von Furstenberg and Yvan Mispelaere. Showing to a celebrity-filled crowd at Lincoln Center - we spotted Solange, Molly Sims, Coco Rocha, and Barbara Walters in the crowd - the duo filled the runway with gorgeous color combos in every jewel tone imaginable. The theme of the collection was "rendezvous," further explained in the show notes as "glamorous at a moment's notice." The outcome was sexy, effortless French-inspired dressing in the way of formfitting wool jersey dresses, wrap skirts, office-appropriate separates, and drapey asymmetric jumpsuits. A pink rendition of the latter, paired with an oversized dark burgundy coat, was one of the highlights of the collection. Whimsical prints - puzzle pieces, quotation marks, and keyholes, were splayed across an array of wrap skirts, oversized coats, and blouses, emoting a sense of mysterious quirk. Whether you're a working woman or just looking to paint the town red, DVF has you covered.

Trends: Sheer insets, high slits, halter and racerback details.
Colors: Raspberry, seafoam green, scarlet red, dark teal, black, mustard yellow.
Key Piece: We loved the asymmetric pink jumpsuit paired with a gorgeous dark burgundy coat.
Accessories: Oversized clutches, box clutches, printed satchel bags, leather opera length gloves, ankle-strap pumps.
Who Would Wear It: Girls who crave effortless, sexy silhouettes and bright hues like Zoe Saldana and front row attendees Molly Sims and Solange.

Lacoste Fall 2012

Chi Diem Chau — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 10:18:02 PST

If the snow outside wasn't enough for NYFW attendees, Felipe Oliveira Baptista provided a few snowflakes of his own for Lacoste's Fall runway show this morning at Lincoln Center. As fake snow blew into the audience, Oliveira Baptista set the tone for his sporty chic ski-inspired line. Mixing in the old - Oliveira Baptista referenced uniforms the brand designed for France's 1966 national ski team - with the new, the designer conceived a smart mix of body-conscious pieces fitting for any après-ski occasion. One can easily head to the slopes, or to the cabin, in one of Oliveira Baptista's rugby-meets-ski minidresses and jumpsuits or sport-striped leggings paired with chic oversized parkas and coats. Leather quilted vests and jackets injected a luxurious touch to the overt sportif theme. With a play on fashionable function, Oliveira Baptista experimented with zippers, some of which opened up all the way up to the shoulders to replicate the look of a cardigan tossed over your shoulder, while others served as pockets for hoods disguised as a stylish oversized collar. More details from the collection below.

Trends: Oversized parkas, colorblock, sporty zipper accents.
Colors: Blue, red, off-white, gray, navy blue, black.
Key Piece: We loved the oversized parka jackets and luxurious quilted leather jackets and vests.
Accessories: Leather platform boots, wool and leather bucket bags, snow goggles/sunglasses, leather gloves.
Who Would Wear It: Anyone looking for a sporty play on Winterwear or otherwise, heading to a ski retreat or chic après-ski event.

Khloé Kardashian Odom Tells Us Women and Girls Shouldn't Be Shy About Their Bodies

Annie Scudder — Fri, 10 Feb 2012 14:00:01 PST

While Kris Jenner is making headlines for promoting a very adult product - arousal oils to be exact - her daughter Khloé Kardashian Odom is appealing to a younger audience. Khloé has teamed up again with U by Kotex, the eccentric line of pads and tampons for young women. Khloé told me that she loves that the line is "trying to destroy the old-fashioned belief that we have to be so discreet" and that it also supports the charity Girls for a Change. During fashion week, a fleet of branded U by Kotex taxis will be picking people up at Lincoln Center and in the Meatpacking District, and donating up to $100,000 to the charity. I chatted with Khloé, and she opened up about the awkward years in the Kardashian household, as well as her move to Dallas for love. Keep reading to find out all about it!

TrèsSugar: Why did you team up with U by Kotex?
Khloé Kardashian Odom: I love their packaging, the neon colors, the black boxes, they're trying to make everything so chic, and fun, and vibrant, like it's OK. Especially if you're in high school and you're pulling out one of those tampons or maxi pads, it's not as embarrassing. I love being able to let women, and especially younger women, know that it's OK to talk about this and to ask questions.

TS: Would this message have appealed to you when you were younger?
KKO: I am so thankful that I had older sisters, because I had a really tough time in school. I was always bullied in school. If it wasn't for my older sisters always making me feel like everything was OK and being able to ask them questions, I don't really know how I would have gotten through those years. I love that this brand is almost like an older sister but on a larger scheme. They're letting everyone know that this is what happens to everybody and it's awkward for everyone.

TS: So who did your older sisters talk to? Did your mom fill that role?
KKO: Kourtney told me that she didn't even tell my mom she got her period for the first year and a half. She said she told her friend and her friend just told her what to do. To me, I find that so weird. But that's Kourtney. Kim was always very open about it, but I think Kim got hers first, and I think Kourtney got jealous. Kids are weird! I don't get what that jealousy is. I'm like, "Honey, please. Be grateful that you don't have it." It's so funny that I'm 27, and my sisters are 16 and 14. I'm not so much older than them, but the comfort in talking about your bodies grows so much.

TS: Do you have an awkward or funny memory from that time?

Find out Khloé's answer, as well as the scoop on Dallas, when you keep reading.

I Love Your ShopStyle: Erdem Florals

FabSugar — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 04:00:25 PST

ShopStylist nia b created an Erdem-centric look that's both Fashion Week savvy and totally wearable after the fact. The bright floral silk top can be tucked into a black nipped-waist and pleated miniskirt. To keep the attention of the vibrant graphic print, accessorize with classic gold and black accents. A gilded cuff, sweet circle earrings, a compact clutch, and peep-toe pumps will round out this stylish outfit perfectly. Now, it's time to hail a cab and head to Lincoln Center for a day's worth of Fall '12 runway shows.

Don't forget to style up your own Fashion Week-worthy ensemble - just submit here and include "Fashion Week" in the title. We may just feature you on FabSugar!

Mid-length Skirts by Lanvin
Platforms by Christian Louboutin

Lanvin High-waisted stretch-crepe pleated mini skirt - Sold Out	Erdem Arleen printed silk top - $795.00
Christian Louboutin Banana Suede Platform Pump - Sold Out	Bottega Veneta Intrecciato leather knot clutch - $2,320.00
Oscar de la Renta 24-karat gold-plated bracelet - $345.00	Yves Saint Laurent Gold-plated starfish ring - Sold Out
Mallarino Guadalupe 24-karat gold-vermeil earrings - $350.00