“If you think we re alive, you ought to speak,” said the one marked Dee. Alice (Natalia Vodianova), in a Viktor Rolf multilayered silk dress, stared as The Tweedle duo spouted nonsensical tongue twisters. Rolf Snoeren, left, and Viktor Horsting wear matching suits and bow ties of their own design.
Mirror mirror on the wall: Who’s the fairest of them all? It s a tough call, with Julia Roberts and Lily Collins, the stars of **Tarsem Singh’**s aptly titled Mirror Mirror facing off against Charlize Theron and Kristen Stewart in **Rupert Sanders’**s Snow White and the Huntsman (out this June). To add to this tale of dueling Brothers Grimm, Hollywood has a whole storybook full of reimagined fairy tales, fables, and the like set for release soon—from Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters and Jack the Giant Killer to Oz: The Great and Powerful to Maleficent. But if you’re looking for true flights of fashion whimsy, search no further than the pages of Vogue. From Belle (Drew Barrymore) gazing into a magical looking glass in Annie Leibovitz’s take on Beauty and the Beast to Lady Gaga playing _Hansel and Gretel’_s wicked witch in a face-obscuring wig created by Julien D’Ys, a trip through our archives is nothing short of fantastical.
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