Showing posts with label Fashion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fashion. Show all posts
Saturday, November 6, 2010
Sunday, October 31, 2010
SOME LIKE IT HOT: MEXICO FASHION WEEK
Some runway presentations are severe and serious; some are Parisian chic – and some, like Galliano for Christian Dior, are seriously over the top. But this one here takes the cake – and it’s not Dior or even in Paris. These wild and wooly color block looks are on the spring 2011 runway in Mexico City. Now, do women in Mexico dress like this? We don’t think so. But it’s interesting to see designers get so creative and colorful. Are those animal masks on the models’ heads in honor of Halloween? Probably not, but we can interpret them that way, because we are in a costume kind of a mood!
Saturday, October 30, 2010
That 70′s Street Style
Images via StockholmStreetStyle and Turned Out.
That 70′s style might be the latest trend forecast according the the Spring 2011 runways, but we’ve been noticing this look cropping up on tons of street style blogs already, with plenty of flowing maxi lengths in jewel tones and bell-bottom trousers worn with platform heels. We love the way these ladies updated the classic look by keeping the patterns to a minimum and focusing on rich colors and interesting proportions.
Images via Streetfsn and Team Peter Stigter.
Images via The Sartorialist and Easy Fashion.
mages via Vanessa Jackman and Glamcanyon.
That 70′s style might be the latest trend forecast according the the Spring 2011 runways, but we’ve been noticing this look cropping up on tons of street style blogs already, with plenty of flowing maxi lengths in jewel tones and bell-bottom trousers worn with platform heels. We love the way these ladies updated the classic look by keeping the patterns to a minimum and focusing on rich colors and interesting proportions.
Images via The Sartorialist and Easy Fashion.
mages via Vanessa Jackman and Glamcanyon.
Indian Beauties At Vouge Fashion Cover-Bollywood
Kareena Kapoor, Priyanka Chopra and Katrina Kaif have all graced the cover of Filmfare magazine this year, but which B-town babe looks her best? Take a look at their pics here.Katrina Kaif is the cover girl for Filmfare Magazine’s last edition for the year 2009, i.e second edition of December 2009. Katrina Kaif’s latest release Ajab Prem Ki Gajab Kahani got average response despite so much hyped about her relationship status with co star Ranbir Kapoor. She was named as sexiest bollywood babe in recent survey done by Filmfare beating Priyanka Chopra. Checkout Katrina Kaif Filmfare Cover. and let us know which one 

he first official Vogue India cover, photographed by Patrick Demarchelier and styled by British Vogue fashion director, Lucinda Chambers, would have the “most adored faces in India and internationally”, said Priya Tanna, Vogue India editor-in-chief, formerly of DNA and Times of India. Vogue India inaugural cover features model Gemma Ward with three Bollywood stars Bipasha Basu, Priyanka Chopra and Preity Zinta and two Indian supermodels (MoniKangana Dutta and Laxmi Menon), wearing Roberto Cavalli, Valentino, Giorgio Armani, strangely, its very first issue has a similar resemblance to the Vogue China cover, also featuring model Gemma Ward and several Chinese supermodels, and photographed by Patrick Demarchelier. Although, it was styled by Vogue Paris editor-in-chief Carine Roitfeld. Vogue China was launched in 2005, and in Asia alone, there are about five Asian Vogue titles: Vogue Nippon (Japan), Vogue Korea, Vogue Taiwan, Vogue China, and Vogue India, recently.
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Fashion Jewelry Styles And Trends For Women
Jewelry and women are two words that can be gel quite well. Nothing can liven up a woman’s spirits like a piece of fashion jewelry. A woman can’t ever be immune to the appeal of jewelries. The very feeling of looking good and gracious is worth a fortune. If you are looking for some jewelry purchases you must update yourself with the recent trends and fashion formulae
Costume jewelry , also known by various names like fake, imitation or junk jewelry, is different from fine or real jewelry, primarily kept as keepsakes, collectibles or investments. Today, ladies costume jewelry is very popular in the market and used for fashion and style, perfect to be worn in formal and regular occasions, parties and social events.oung ladies prefer translucent, geometrical shaped. Fashion is immensely expansive right now. It is encompassing styles and trends from every culture and era. You can choose to look retro or futuristic, create a Forties style with your fashion ornaments and outfits or even beat with the Sixties buzz..
FASHION NEWS: Harry Potter’s Alexander McQueen Dress Controversy
Harry Potter movies aren’t usually in the top of fashion news, but a bit of a controversy has started over the fashion in the upcoming film, Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows: Part One.Pictures have surfaced from Bill Weasley and Fleur Delacour’s magician wedding in the upcoming movie. In the images, fashion darling Clemence Posey (who plays Fleur) wears a stunning wedding dress which fashion bloggers in the UK say is a little too close to an Alexander McQueen design for comfort.The dress is a full organza gown with black lace design of a pair of phoenixes overlaid on it with the heads facing in to create a heart shape. It bear a striking resemblance to a dress from Alexander McQueen’s Fall/Winter 2008 line.Harry Potter designer, Jany Temime, hasn’t commented on the speculation that the dress is a rip off of the McQueen dress yet. The team at Alexander McQueen isn’t speaking out either. See the pictures above from blogger who broke the story. We’ll be waiting to see if this blows up into something more.
Fashion Store HL23

The Richard Chai Shop, a store in the fashion building of HL23 on West 24th Street in New York, houses a temporary installation created by designer Richard Chai in cooperation with architect studio Snarkitecture. A visitor feels like being in an glacial cavern, a white world surrounds him. And why a glacial cavern? A possible explanation could be that the exhibited cloth are from the Autumn - Winter collection - offering sweaters, furs and other warm cloth mostly of dark colours. The installation has been made of a white foam that has been manually cut. Created spaces extend the walls and are fitted to the designer cloth. Various shelves, niches and hang bars are full of creative ideas. The installation will be exhibited in the shop till the end of October.
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