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W Responds to Kim Kardashian’s Upset Over Her Nipples Showing in the ‘Art’ Issue

 

 After Kim Kardashian saw her nude W pictorial, she said on her new show, Kourtney and Kim Take New York, that she felt misled about how much of her nipples the magazine planned to show. "I've definitely learned my lesson. I'm never taking my clothes off again, even if it's for Vogue," she asserted. A W Magazine spokesperson responds in an e-mail statement:
In keeping in line with the theme of W Magazine’s November Art Issue, Kim Kardashian’s cover was conceived as an artistic collaboration with well-known artist Barbara Kruger, and was a meditation on the influence that reality TV has on contemporary culture.
The inside portfolio documented the career and power of Kim Kardashian as a work of art, using the language of artists like Jeff Koons (see Rabbit) and Gilbert & George (see The Singing Sculpture).

 



Karl Lagerfeld Shot Baptiste Giabiconi Nude; Doutzen Kroes’s New Baby Has His Own Twitter Account


• Karl Lagerfeld took nude photos of Baptiste Giabiconi for Interview’s February issue. [Refinery 29]

• Rag & Bone put up over 1,000 posters below 14th Street as part of a new guerrilla marketing plan. [WWD]

• Doutzen Kroes’s new baby, Phyllon Joy Gorré, has his own Twitter account. So far, he has three tweets and nearly 2,000 followers. [PhyllonJoy/Twitter]

• Steven Alan is collaborating with Nike on a line of sneakers. [WWD]

• Katie Holmes wears a sparkly silver tank top and a blazer in these behind-the-scenes shots of her Ann Taylor ads. [StyleList]

• Proenza Schouler designers Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez are giving the keynote speech at the Independent Fashion Bloggers conference next month. [Fashionista]

• Jewelry designer Kara Ross is getting lots of attention since Michelle Obama wore her earrings at the State of the Union and the White House Christmas tree ceremony. [WWD]

• Andrea Linett, creative director of eBay Fashion: “Bob Dylan is my style idol and always has been. Almost every time I get dressed, I think what would Bob do?" [Style Like U]

• Alixe Boyer, Diane Von Furstenberg’s executive vice-president of global image, is leaving today to "pursue new challenges and opportunities." [WWD]




 Courtesy: NYMag