March 2011 Issue Table of Contents: Contents: Wmagazine.com

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Volume 40 Issue 3 March ’11

Actress and French film royalty Léa Seydoux.

From Zara Gorman's dramatic millinery to Thomas Tait's structured women's wear, six new labels to watch.

DJ Sebastian Perrin

Fashion's newest crop of models is among its oldest.

Zero + Maria Cornejo has gone from insider favorite to wardrobe staple. Christine Muhlke gets hooked.

Alessandro Dell'Acqua talks lingerie, maximalism, and his new gig at Brioni.

The inspirations behind eight eye-catching collections.

François Nars's New York flagship

Tom Ford's two new babies.

A new Manhattan arts space.

Lady Gaga's manicurist, Sting's yoga guru, and more.

Cue the Netflix.

Yves Saint Laurent's makeup artist.

Wild West-worthy accessories in lizard, leather, raffia, and more.

Greg Laurenss new clothing line, La Merss latest youth serum, Saudi Arabian jewels.

Proenza Schouler's hip tribute to Frédéric Fekkai.

Revlon CustomEyes Mascara

Handcrafted metals and leathers from Giles & Brother.

Greg Lauren recreates Oliver Twist.

Delaneau: Watches for women, by women.

The return of the vintage, barnyard accessory.

Diane von Furestenberg's new print-happy, ready-to-wear collection.

Sérum de la Mer

Tradition-infused platinum

Asian-inspired accessories groove to a Seventies beat.

Brazil's Alto Paraíso is luring eco-aristos with unspoiled beauty and a Haight-Ashbury vibe. Christopher Bagley catches the buzz.

Houston gets hip.

Director Catherine Hardwicke's twisted take on the classic fairy tale.

Christa D'Souza skips shampoo—for six weeks—in a quest for healthier hair.

What better way to welcome spring than with a refreshing fruit salad?

A new, minimally invasive procedure is doing away with wobbling wattles.

Hollywood's most sought-after jewelry designer has Madonna and Cher as clients—and a life story as glittering as her gems.

We've marked our calendar with the month's must-sees: Glenn Ligon's Whitney show. A documentary on society shutterbug Bill Cunningham. Hedi Slimane's new photography book...and more.

Anthology of a Decade, a four-volume, 800-page boxed set, compiles the designer's most defining images of the past 10 years.

Lykke Li's expressive new album, Wounded Rhymes.

A sculptural installation of the designing duo's creations at Los Angeles's MOCA Pacific Design Center.

The artist's new solo show at the Whitney Museum of American Art.

Spring's neon brights storm the California coast. Photographs by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott

It's not just fashion that's referencing the Me Decade. A new generation of models channel disco-era style icons. Photographs by Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin

Whether sleekly minimal or lushly maximal, it's showtime for these striking silhouettes. Photographs by Willy Vanderperre

Unexpected layering paired with pops of color stops traffic this spring. Photographs by Claudia Knoepfel and Stefan Indlekofer

Victoire de Castellane's trippy, drug-inspired jewelry blurs the line between art and commerce. By Jonathan Wingfield Photographs by Guido Mocafico

With each collection, Balenciaga's Nicolas Ghesquière drives fashion in surprising new directions. Alice Rawsthorn plays catch-up. Photographs by Steven Meisel

Black Swan's Mila Kunis opens up about punishing pointe shoes and her plans for the future. By Lynn Hirschberg Photographs by Craig McDean

The Tanzanian-born architect has made his mark across the globe with designs for art collectors and diplomats alike. Next up: Washington, D.C.'s $500 million National Museum of African-American History. By Diane Solway Photograph by Andreas Laszlo Konrath

What we're lusting after this month.

Golden Globes