GRAZIA
Not many 13-year-olds are skipping school to fly to Paris to watch the Couture shows.
But then again, not many 13-year-olds have the name Tavi - let alone blog about fashion.
But she's there and she has the hats to show for it - obscuring the view of prominent editors who were, well, seated behind the cyber celeb.
While staring at the back of a dyed short crop and carefully tied bow during the Dior show, a Grazia reporter tweeted:
"At Dior. Not best pleased to be watching couture through 13 year old Tavi's hat"
But wait, let's look at the actual collection now.
INDIRA CESARINE first discovered her love of photography at the age of 15, while taking a summer school course at Parson's The New School for Design in Manhattan. By the time she had graduated high school Cum Laude from Choate Rosemary Hall, she had exhibited four one-woman shows of her photographic work at the esteemed Paul Mellon Arts Center. She was the recipient of Choate’s prestigious Kaufman Award in “Photographic Art”. While completing a triple major in Art History, French Literature and Women's Studies at Columbia University in New York and Paris, France, she began shooting for a variety of top modeling agencies including Elite, Ford, and Wilhelmina Models. Once she finished her degree, she went to London to pursue her interests in photography and journalism. Within a year she was appointed Editor-at-Large of the British magazine Don’t Tell It, and began shooting for many magazines and clients in England, the US and Europe. She is currently represented internationally with agents in New York, London and Milan.
Just when you thought you were safe the Sex and the City frenzy is set to hit again when filming for the second movie begins. Expect leaked storylines and, more importantly, leaked photos of Carrie and her much-anticipated outfits; but, if the rumors are true, we won’t be seeing any more of super-stylist Patricia Field’s high fashion ensembles.
It’s been suggested that SJP wants to turn Carrie from a fashionista into a recessionista; a notion that’s not been received to kindly by label-loving Field, who said in an interview with British magazine Grazia: “I don’t use the recession as a reference for my creativity.” It would be pretty sad to see the woman who turned Carrie Bradshaw into a fashion icon leave after so many years, but I can’t help thinking how fun it would be to see Carrie’s outfits on a budget. And I’m sure she’d work her style just as well in a pair of Payless shoes instead of Manolo’s…
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