Straight From The Horses Mouth - Marc Jacobs happy at Louis Vuitton

Designer Marc Jacobs denies any suggestions he may leave Louis Vuitton to take over a golden spot at Dior dispelling previous reports, telling the Telegraph he can "do many ambitious things with Louis Vuitton".

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Charlize Theron Is J’Adored!

In perfect company with Grace Kelly, Marlene Dietrich and Marilyn Monroe, Charlize Theron once again sets the screen on fire in the second advertisement for Dior's parfume J’Adore directed by Jean-Jacques Annaud (Seven Years in Tibet).

Set to The Gossips 'Heavy Cross' Charlize epitomizes A list Hollywood actress and muse in the brand new Dior ad. The original ad which premiered in 2010 to mouth dropping amazement as she cat-walked her way to her bare femininity brings Charlize now to the Paris runway, fashionably late of course only to be again stripped bare and embellished with the latest Dior creations and misted with J'Adore.

Charlize can do no wrong and we are floored to see the 1st advert exceeded by the minds at Dior. See it all below!



Here is the 1st advert which is simply perfect and gorgeous.

Who's About To Take The Throne Over At Dior!!!

Fashion writer, Leah Chernikoff, tells us readers that...

"After months of speculation and rumors about who would replace John Galliano at Dior, the latest report from WWD has Marc Jacobs in talks to take over at the storied French house.



The news flies in the face of the most recent Dior rumors, which suggested that LVMH chair Bernard Arnault would install a lesser known designer at the helm. Of course, if Jacobs is appointed as creative director at Dior, he would vacate his post at Louis Vuitton, and a major reshuffling at LVMH would ensue. WWD is reporting that Phoebe Philo‘s massive success at Celine makes her the frontrunner to replace Jacobs at Louis Vuitton (not to fret, Philo-files, she will reportedly stay on as creative designer at Celine, too).



None of this is set in stone yet–neither Jacobs nor Dior have commented on the report and a source told WWD that “a deal with Jacobs is not assured, but that the American designer and Dior management are so far ‘excited’ about the prospect.” And while the rumors about Jacobs to Dior first surfaced on somewhat dubious Brazilian gossip site Glamurama, if it’s coming from fashion news bible WWD, and with such detail, the moves seems imminent. The article still mentions Givenchy designer Riccardo Tisci as a “dark horse” candidate though he was once rumored to be the top contender for the job.



With Louis Vuitton, Jacobs has proven that he can revive a brand, and with his own line, that he can set trends season after season. Above all, he always puts on a show (his last show for Vuitton saw models come out of old-timey hotel elevators, complete with doormen). WWD suggests that Jacobs’ star power could “eclipse Dior’s recent turmoil” which includes Galliano’s drama-filled firing after allegations of anti-Semitism and racism and subsequent trial.



Whatever happens, the spring shows next month in Paris will be that much more exciting to watch." - Fashionista.com

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The Iconic Dior Lipstick As Presented By Kate Moss

Kate Moss' complete ad campaign for "Dior Addict lipstick", has been leaked. The beauty product is set for an April release. The commercial spot was directed by the brilliant and enigmatic Jonas Akerlund. And the only displeasure I have with this campaign, is the choice of song featured.

Don't get me wrong kiddas, I have nothing against 80's group Duran Duran but perhaps their other tunes such as, "The Chauffeur" or "No Ordinary World" would have made a better fit. Nonetheless, check out the always sleek and demure, Miss Moss below.