Contents

Volume 37 Issue 5 May ’08

DEPARTMENTS
The Month in Fashion

Chloé’s shake-ups; Louboutin roulette.

Flashback

David Bowie’s mercurial fashion sense.

Fast Forward

The Denton brothers get cooking.

Uncensored

Guy Ritchie’s pub; trophy wives’ revenge.

Trend

Fall fashion heeds its minimalist impulse.

FASHION FLASH
Full-Court Presse

A chic L.A. boutique goes virtual.

Star Search

Inside the celebrity-wrangling agency Starworks.

Good Old-Fashioned Fun

Bonnets and bustles star in a historical miniseries.

ACCESSORIES FLASH
Fire and Ice

An ancient myth inspires De Beers’s opulent new collection.

Tropic Tone

Hit the beach with vibrant, juicy-hued baubles.

Out of This World

Luminous moonstones glimmer in every setting.

Costume Drama

Designers piled runways high with glam jewelry.

Bohemian Rhapsody

Gemstone love beads for chic flower children.

Taking Flight

Fine jewelers flock to winged motifs.

Inside Job

Skeleton watches leave nothing to the imagination.

SHOPPING
Pretty, Please

Delicate, girly clothes for free-spirited fashion plates.

LUXURY
Irresistible

The ultimate diversions, from diamonds to furs.

Big Fun

Fashion houses go over-the-top with their latest marketing stunts.

Time Bandits

The billionaire’s guide to time management.

BEAUTY FLASH
Strong Finish

Wild coifs and bold lips reigned on the fall 2008 runways.

Spring Training

Scents and products ramp up your presummer glow.

TRAVEL FLASH
The Farthest Shore

A journey to Easter Island’s new luxury eco-lodge.

EYE
Gauls Gone Wild

Amy Winehouse rocks Fendi; Colette’s dance party.

Public Offering

Pioneering artist Chris Burden pushes the extremes.

Guiding Light

Kathy Freston peddles self-help to the mogul set.

City Slickers

Armani’s dinner party; New York’s gala gauntlet.

Condo King

A 21-year-old real-estate whiz has A-list appeal.

Hair Today

Spring Awakening’s dreamboat star steps into the Sixties.

Fun and Games

Fashionistas do Moscow; Demi dominates at dominoes.

Poster Girl

How Arianna Huffington became an Internet sensation.

FASHION
Tales of the Cities

Magical metropolises cast their spells.

Cairo

Philip-Lorca diCorcia captures the city’s grit and glory.

PROFILE
Lights, Cameron, Action

After a soul-searching year, the golden girl finds bliss.

LAST LAUGH
Louise’s Fashion Faux Pas

The Countess rails against the Age of the Accessory.
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Amid sultry settings and irresistible distractions, Madonna falls under the spell of Rio de Janeiro.

For years Bruce Willis vowed he'd never marry again. Then the movie star met sizzling Emma Heming, and she changed his mind—and his life.
The Countess's Corner

W's resident aristocrat, the acid-tongued Countess Louise J Estherhazy, spares nobody. Read her columns here.
WWD Feed

Sporting skinny jeans and a whisper-thin vintage blouse, Kate Moss doesn't look like a traditional boardroom-bound tycoon.

Eva Mendes dropped into the Calvin Klein Jeans flagship in Milan on Wednesday night, drawing hordes of young Italian men away from their mothers.

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Champion

One good classic deserves another. Christy Turlington Burns works the warrior-goddess side of Greco-Roman influence. Photographed by Michael Thompson.

W Blogs

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie

Domestic Bliss

The Steven Klein shoot that started it all: Mr. and Mrs. Smith costars Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie play house in Palm Springs. (July 2005)