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FashionTV’s Top 10 Power Women In Fashion
Good Morning ladies! Today is International Women’s Day -- which means it’s time to celebrate women and their economic, political, and social achievements around the world. Join FashionTV as we dedicate our “Top 10” list to the most powerful women in fashion!
Scroll down and see which females we think are flying the flag in fashion.
No.1: Lady Gaga
Karl Lagerfeld once said of Lady Gaga: “I hate average, and she is anything but average,” and nothing could be truer of the 26-year-old American style icon. Gaga is not only recognised on the Forbes 2012 list of world’s most Powerful Women, earning a whopping $52 million last year, but she has totally transformed the female image and attitude towards fashion. With her no-nonsense, risk-taking character and radical attire, Gaga continues to lead the tradition of using clothing as performance art and earned herself the title of FashionTV’s No.1 Power Woman in Fashion.
In the strangest way, when I face more challenges it just makes me stronger. More sure of my mission, of my music. Photo: @ladygaga
- In September 2012, Gaga featured on the front cover of Vogue for a second time, in their biggest issue of the year.
- She appeared on the catwalk as a surprise guest at millner to the stars; Philip Treacy’s Spring 2013 show in London.
- Launched the “Body Revolution 2013” campaign on her Little Monsters site to encourage women to love their bodies.
No.2: Tyra Banks
Tyra Banks is all brains and all beauty. Not only was she the first African-American to model for Victoria’s Secret and feature as Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition cover girl, but she also has a degree in Business from Harvard University! Banks has since broken into the television industry with hit TV shows like “America’s Next Top Model,” has her own production company, and just been named as the most popular model on social media with over 12 million collective fans! And with an estimated worth of $90 million... next up: it’s world domination!
Tyra Banks poses for New York Magazine
No.3: Donatella Versace
Though she was a socialite and muse to brother Gianni, Donatella Versace took over creative control of the house of Versace when her brother died in 1997 and has since been the driving force behind the fashion empire’s thriving success. She has had a fragrance named after (Blonde), launched the brand’s second line Versus and ingeniously snapped up Christopher Kane to help her in the process. Versace recently brought back the haute couture Atelier line to the Parisian runways after unveiling a critically acclaimed collection for Spring 2012, following 8 years absence. Whatsmore, Versace custom-created all of Lady Gaga’s costumes for the U.S. leg of her world tour, the Born This Way Ball! A true fashion match made in heaven.
Donatella Versace and Lady Gaga get cosy. Photo: @Versace
Honorable mentions go to: Cara Delevingne, Naomi Campbell, Adriana Lima, Coco Rocha, Jenna Lyons, Rihanna, and Kate Upton.
Check out the full list, below:
- No.10: Karlie KlossThe hottest and most in-demand ready-to-wear and haute couture runway model of the moment. Photo: @karliekloss" title="">
No.10: Karlie Kloss
The hottest and most in-demand ready-to-wear and haute couture runway model of the moment. Photo: @karliekloss
- No.9: Kate MossBritain’s number one model and fashion icon. She has recently been shortlisted for the coveted title of “Cover of the Century.”" title="">
No.9: Kate Moss
Britain’s number one model and fashion icon. She has recently been shortlisted for the coveted title of “Cover of the Century.”
- No.8: GiseleRanked for six consecutive years as Forbes highest earning model, at million a year, Gisele is also a goodwill ambassador for the UN Environmental Program." title="">
No.8: Gisele
Ranked for six consecutive years as Forbes highest earning model, at million a year, Gisele is also a goodwill ambassador for the UN Environmental Program.
- No.7: Anna WintourThis fashion editor needs no introduction and is the power force behind the celebrity cover girl movement." title="">
No.7: Anna Wintour
This fashion editor needs no introduction and is the power force behind the celebrity cover girl movement.
- No.6: Diane von FurstenbergVeteran fashion designer, von Furstenberg has been holding the fort in the fashion world for over four decades, and is known for her iconic wrap dress. Photo: @DVF" title="">
No.6: Diane von Furstenberg
Veteran fashion designer, von Furstenberg has been holding the fort in the fashion world for over four decades, and is known for her iconic wrap dress. Photo: @DVF
- No.5: BeyonceShe can do no wrong in the eyes of fashion, independence, equality, and female empowerment. Beyonce has now teamed up with Salma Hayek and Frida Giannini to launch Gucci's “Chime For Change” campaign. Photo: @baddiebey" title="">
No.5: Beyonce
She can do no wrong in the eyes of fashion, independence, equality, and female empowerment. Beyonce has now teamed up with Salma Hayek and Frida Giannini to launch Gucci's “Chime For Change” campaign. Photo: @baddiebey
- No.4: Heidi KlumSupermodel and lucrative business woman, Klum, has her own lines of sandals, jewelry, and perfume, and is the judge of “Project Runway.”" title="">
No.4: Heidi Klum
Supermodel and lucrative business woman, Klum, has her own lines of sandals, jewelry, and perfume, and is the judge of “Project Runway.”
- No.3: Donatella VersacePhoto: @Versace" title="">
No.3: Donatella Versace
Photo: @Versace
- No.2: Tyra Banks" title="">
No.2: Tyra Banks
- No.1: Lady Gaga" title="">
No.1: Lady Gaga
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Castro Fall / Winter 2012-13 Fashion Show Featuring Gal Gadot
Israeli clothing giant, Castro, recently presented their new Fall/Winter collection for 2012-2013. FashionTV was front and center at the show in Tel Aviv, which calls for a colorful, stylish, and dramatic Fall/Winter season.
This year's collection is inspired by nostalgic fantasy across time and continents, from old fashioned European ski trips, Agatha Christie novels, and the style from 90’s television show ‘Twin Peaks’ to historical gothic era of medieval times.
Castro’s headlining model and spokesperson is popular Israeli model/actress Gal Gadot, who has appeared alongside Vin Diesel and Paul Walker in the Fast & Furious movies. Gadot, opened the show in a double-breasted brown trench coat along with sexy knee high boots. She was joined by Castro’s male headliner Yonatan Wegman.
Castro’s new winter collection is a brilliant combination of mystery and travel. Inspiration came from Eastern European heritage and folklore along with some gothic history. The result is a winter collection full of presence, rich textures, wool coats and dip effect. The collection is accompanied by touches of gold elements, specifically on military uniform coats and wool pants.
Additional fabrics such as nylon was in presence, designed with colorful quilt. Four separate lines were featured on the runway, BLUE Women, BLUE Men, RED Men and BLACK. Originally, the BLACK line was launched in the previous season and has already been known to give customers sophistication and trendiness to one’s personal style.
This year, models walked down the runway in leather trench coats, high-waisted leather flowy skirts and black velvet slim dresses with a low neckline. Thin and light transparent chiffon was delivered along with cropped camel-colored suits, burgundy shades and silk scarves. The runway also included hues of plum, teal, beige, brown and of course a whole lot of black. From pencil skirts to trench coats, the audience was completely surrounded in dramatic leather.
For men, Castro created trendy and elegant formalwear full of tailored silhouettes and strict suiting. Accessories included biker boots, umbrellas, wool scarves, leather gloves and oxford shoes.
Gadot and Wegman closed the show, strutting down the catwalk in full on black. Gadot sported a sweetheart draped gown and Wegman stunned in a black-collared trench coat over black suiting.
View the full show here:
