Armani and the Bunnymen

Is it safe to say that there's been a slight attack of the bunnies these past few weeks? 

I bring to the table this Donny Darko/PETA vs Armani bunny man comparison (left photo), especially since here is a spread from Harper's Bazaar March issue, shot by Peter Lindbergh on location along Fifth Avenue. 

As it turns out, you should know the man under all that bunny fur. Actor Robert Buckley from Lipstick Jungle dons the exact same bunny suit as the PETA protestors picketing outside of Armani 5th Avenue store this past Tuesday evening.  I am not paranoid, but did the fashion world experience a Tangent Universe or is this just a serious case of life imitating art?  Whatever the case may be, please do not tell me that bunnies are the new black.  - Christina Tung

Confessions of a Shopaholic

This year will mark another mega success for Chick lits' in the box office.  Authors such as Helen Fielding ("Bridget Jones' Diary") Candace Bushnell ("Sex and the City", "Lipstick Jungle") and Lauren Weisberger ("Devil Wears Prada") prove that fashionista literature translates well on to the silver screens.  

Coming this fall, bestseller novel "Confessions of a Shopaholic" by Sophie Kinsella will have its turn at the big box office dollars. The film's lead girl, Isla Fisher will play Becky Bloomwood a financial journalist in New York City with a hefty buying addiction and budding romance with a "Mr. Big." With the same comedic charm of "Bridget Jones' Diary" the novel and film, almost every girl will know how it feels to walk a mile in Becky's many, many, many shoes. 

Buy the book "Confessions of a Shopaholic" at Amazon.com

L is for...

These Asian persuasions are what's haute on TV and thank God for the end of WGA strikes. Lucy Liu from 'Cashmere Mafia' and 'Lipstick Jungle's' Lindsay Price are stunning, beautiful, ambitious and smart role models for little girls out there.  Lucy Liu plays a high-powered publisher named Mia Mason who dons the best work coats, shoes and bags fit for the working girl. Lindsay Price portrays fashion designer Victory Ford who doesn't want to be rescued by a man. Both shows compete to inherit the 'Sex and the City' ratings, so may the best Carrie Bradshaw win.