Lisa Simpson, Daria, and Other 90s Cartoon Characters Take on New York Fashion Week
This made our day. Daria looks pretty awesome, but of course she would.
Jennifer Lawrence may be Vogue's latest cover girl, but Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer graces its pages in a photo spread and lengthy profile, which hits the Internet today and newsstands next week.
Mayer, 38, weighs in on:
Motherhood. "One night I looked up and was like, ‘Oh, my God, it’s midnight and I have a husband and I’m, like, eight months pregnant. I need to leave!’ I was just here working, having the best possible time.“
Yahoo’s $1 billion acquisition of Tumblr. "I’ve done now between three and four dozen acquisitions in my career… and I’ve never seen this kind of lock-and-key fit between two companies.”
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(Photo by Mikael Jansson, Vogue)
Today in 1873, businessman Levi Strauss and tailor Jacob Davis got a patent for work pants with copper rivets, giving rise to the iconic blue jean.
Here’s to you, fellas.
(From Timehop)
Michelle Obama chose Jason Wu again as the designer for her inaugural ball gown – this time, in red.
It was the first time a designer had scored a one-two punch since Nancy Reagan and James Galanos graced the balls in the 1980s.
What did you think?
TshirtOS is web-connected, programmable, 100 percent cotton
This makes me feel funny.
In a third collaboration with the United States Olympic Committee, designer Ralph Lauren creates a ‘classic, elegant’ look for the American athletes to wear at the London opening ceremonies.
Men will wear cotton club-collar sport shirts, red and navy ties, and double-breasted blazers with peak lapels embroidered with an official U.S. Olympic Games patch and a Big Pony logo, paired with cuffed, cream, flat-front trousers.
Female athletes will don similarly embroidered, fitted navy blazers, knee-length, cream silk skirts and silk scarves.
