Fashion Summer Ultimate Reading List

Love fashion? Want to get into this competitive industry but not quite sure where you'll fit in? Or are you just looking for an interesting read for the summer?

You've come to the right place! Check out the fashion reading list straight from Forever21's most recent magazine issue.

http://www.forever21.com/magazine/

1. You Know You Want It by Eric Daman
   Straight from the costume director of Gossip Girl learn all about the ins and outs of the industry as well as valuable lessons only a pro can give you.

2. Irving Penn Portraits, Abrams
   See the world of fashion through the eyes of legendary Vogue photographer Irvin Penn. Seeing his work "is a prerequisiti for any serious fan of fashion and beauty."

3. Olivier Theyskens: The Other Side of the Picture by Claessens, Singer and Assouline
   Take notes from the former creative director of Nina Ricci and his whirlwind ascent to success.

4. If You Have to Cry, Go Outside by Kelly Cutrone
   I love how Forever21 put it... this is the no B.S. guide to making it in fashion. If you really want to work in this industry then this is a must-read.

5. The Little Guide fo Vintage Shopping by Melody Fortier
   The title says it all. need I say more?
   

For the complete article and the peruse the pages of Forever21's latest magazine issue go to http://www.forever21.com/magazine/

-- designstudentny
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Penshoppe's ClubPen Model Victor Basa stars with Alessandra de Rossi in Indie Film

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Penshoppe's very own Club Pen member (Penshoppe endorser), Victor Basa is starring opposite Alessandra de Rossi in the indie film, "Romeo at Juliet."
Most recently, the film is in a mix of controversy as its trailer was rated X because of "back exposure."

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I haven't seen the trailer but according to de Rossi, the back exposure is their only reason for providing such a rating to its trailer. Again, she clarifies that the X-Rating is just for their trailer and not the movie, itself.  She even jokingly says that she would never knowingly commit to a project that was X-Rated as she even shies away from even just kissing scenes.
Romeo at Juliet is about two lovers from two problematic families. The two find solace in their love and yet eventually, their families get in the way of their relationship.
Romeo at Juliet will soon be showing in theaters.
-- designstudentny
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