George is a fashion stylist who has dressed an endless list of celebrities, socialites and CEOs. In addition to serving as co-host of E! Network’s Fashion Police, George is the style director of C magazine. He previously worked for MSNBC’s The Hot List as an on-air fashion correspondent and The New York Times Magazine as associate fashion editor/producer. Black and white dressing is without a doubt the biggest trend to come out of the spring runway shows. It will be huge, not only because you can most likely get the look from items you already own, but it’s a much safer way for ladies who are afraid of bold prints to have a little fun. Plus, it’s super easy to master. Here are the many incarnations for this look on some lovely ladies who got it just right. Read more
A couple of months ago, I was showing my assistants this exquisite emerald green leather peacoat I got from Giorgio Armani. I was so excited to try it on for them until they uttered five words I never want to hear again: You. Look. Like. An. Elf. I was crushed. I looked in the mirror and they were totally right. Granted, at the time I was wearing burgundy jeans, a yellow T-shirt and tan boots. I still hated them, but I could not argue. With those five words, they ruined the jacket for me. Read more
The end of the world may be coming on December 21, so in honor of this historic event (and just in case we survive!), I’ve compiled a list of 21 trends I would love to see come to a dramatic conclusion. Here they are in no particular order. Read more
First of all, I love Topshop, and I love going out to fashion events. So of course when I was invited to a dinner hosted by Sir Philip Green, you’re damn right I’m going to attend. I had no idea what to expect other than it being your typical fashion soiree with a step-and-repeat, loads of celebrities and camera flashes everywhere. Read more
I’ve gotten many tweets about two subjects regarding the Emmys this year: 1. My excessive use of ‘Best Dressed Nominee’ on our Fashion Police Emmy special 2. My feet and whether I chose to cover them (or not). First of all, I love fashion, and I adore women. When I watch an awards show or any red carpet, I really want to see beautiful women in gorgeous clothing. It makes me sad that some people were put off by positive assessments, but most of the ladies looked great on Sunday night so I will not apologize for being happy about this. Yes, the train wrecks make for better comic material, but none of us are rooting for disasters. Ok, well, maybe Joan and her writers are, but that’s just because it makes their jobs easier! Now about my feet. Someone tweeted that I was ‘classless’ for not wearing socks to a black-tie event. Read more
I was recently in Las Vegas to be a judge for the Miss USA beauty pageant. Yes, I said beauty pageant. Let’s not sugar-coat this because it is what it is, and it really bugs me that people have a problem with the word ‘beauty.’ What’s wrong with beauty? We all crave beauty in our lives, so why not have a pageant that celebrates beauty? My goal as a judge was to find the girl that had that ‘it’ factor or the ‘star quality’ that set her apart from the rest and who could go on to compete and hopefully become Miss Universe. I was looking for what was underneath all the exterior beauty (including the makeup and hairspray!) by way of her grace, elegance, poise, charm and confidence. So yes, it’s a beauty pageant, but you have to be a smart girl to take it all the way to the top regardless of how gorgeous you are. Speaking of beauty and intelligence, I’d like to know what the heck all of you lovely ladies are thinking when you’re out partying in Vegas?!?!?! Read more
