The Scottish Style Awards are coming up in Glasgow on October 26th and among the nominees for most stylish female is Katie Leung, who became the envy of female (and possibly some male) Harry Potter fans the world over when she kissed the boy wizard on the big screen. The most stylish men category boasts none other than comics scribe Grant Morrison on the shortlist, rubbing shoulders with the likes of actor James McAvoy and Kevin McKidd. The judging panel, which includes Elle ‘the body’ McPherson declared that they were looking for people “whose truly inspirational personal style is an important factor in their celebrity.” Wow, we all knew Grant’s writing had style and class but will we now be seeing him on the cover of Vogue? Will we see a sequel to the Devil Wears Prada called the Devil Writes Comics? Sadly I didn’t make the list myself, probably because my style is far too individual for the judges to understand (ahem…) – I mean, what’s wrong with a Brian Bolland Judge Dredd T-shirt, eh? (link via Newsarama Blog)
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September 26th, 2007 at 10:31 am
[...] Remember a couple of days ago we posted about how Glaswegian comics scribe Grant Morrison was one of the shortlist nominees for this year’s Scottish Style Awards? Well contemporary comics links to the fickle world of fashion continue in this article by Patty Huntington on the recent Prada fashion show (with the brilliant title “Microchips, designer vaginas and fairies: Prada’s spring/summer night’s dream” which sounds like the title of a collaboration between William Gibson and Storm Constantine) my colleague Kenny spotted: some of Prada’s latest fashions for the new season are apparently inspired by the work of Harvey and Eisner award winning comics artist James Jean (who along with Bill Willingham has been conquering the awards world with Fables). [...]
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