Headline Trip

Racy, lacy ads with Lydia Hearst pulled from bus stops in Chicago, Seattle and Dallas. [Observer]

Kate Moss threatens plus-size legal action against Now magazine for speculating she's pregnant. [Guardian UK]

Kitsuné offers you and your illustrated face a chance to appear on their record releases for a year. [Kitsuné]

Isaac Mizrahi mocked by mockingbird. [Isaac Mizrahi Vlog]

Kaiserin, the self-described magazine for boys with problems, launches its 6th issue on June 5 at Palais de Tokyo.

(Added 6/5) After only three collections, Emanuel Ungaro and Esteban Cortazar are said to be parting ways. [WWD]

Hint Tip: Kaiserin

We've introduced you to Kaiserin, the Paris-based "magazine for boys with problems." Now the boys are back for more. Celebrating their fifth/latest issue and its theme of L’Outside, Kaiserin editors Arnaud-Pierre Fourtané and Didier Fitan have curated Hors Les Murs (Outside The Walls), a photo exhibit at Exile Gallery in Berlin featuring the homoerotic work Santiago Reyes, Slava Mogutin and the late Al Baltrop's notorious Pier series. If this is what it means to have problems, we don't ever want to be cured ...

Hint Tip: Kaiserin

Paris-based Kaiserin, a magazine for boys with problems, says the tag line, is having a New York issue release party at Envoy gallery (131 Chrystie Street) tonight from 6-8 pm. What's inside? According to the rag: "The work of renowned and emerging young artists, authors, photographers, graphic designers, typographers, illustrators and poets, all focused on one theme." That is, the theme of boys. Boys in various states of undress, boys in their natural setting, pensive boys, artistic boys, good boys doing bad things and vice versa. You get the idea.