Inspired by a luxury car “Lamborghini” the British illustrator Tim Cooper created this enhancement, a high-heeled shoe Lamborghini Gallardo Superleggera in 3D, combining his passion for cars and admiration to his wife’s shoes, or at her request?
Will be made for carbon fiber, which will ensure the accessory lightness and greater similarity with the vehicle.
Além das passarelas, vocês minhas leitoras, usariam? In addition to the catwalks, you my readers, would use?
Brace yourself, America: Madonna is preparing to dress your daughters.
The platinum-selling platinum blond and her own daughter, Lourdes, collaborated on a fashion line for teenage girls that debuts this August exclusively at Macy’s.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer – known as much for her outrageous fashion sense as her nine Grammy Awards – will roll out the line just in time for back-to-school shopping.
Don’t expect bullet bras or leather bustiers.
The “Material Girl” collection – clothing, footwear, handbags and jewelry – will initially be available only at 200 Macy’s stores and online.
It’s a new world for Madonna to conquer after selling more than 200 million albums on her way to international stardom.
The 51-year-old singer recently finished her “Sticky and Sweet” tour, playing to soldout audiences around the globe.
According to a news release, Lourdes, 13, helped her Material Mom create the fashion line in connection with Madonna’s partners at Iconix Brand Group Inc.
“We look forward to working with Madonna, Lourdes and the Iconix team,” said Jeff Gennette, Macy’s chief merchandising officer. “Madonna is a fashion icon who can bring a new dimension to our juniors customer.”
Under the deal with Macy’s, the retail giant can launch additional brands with Madonna and Iconix. Read more…
For this spring, a wind of freedom blows at Longchamp and we find a colorful collection.
Between the ultra chic collection “Exotic Gatsby” full of sensuality and that of “Artitude” which is printed graphic artwork for the summer, you will not hesitate to trade your old equipment for these two collections full of surprises.
Need a little exotic spice to your life? Simply take the hides to the motives of the exotic collection “Exotic Gatsby” and in a snap, your outfit is processed.
For flesh and pastel colors, the range varied accompany you for every moment of the day: big shopping bag version, small evening bag, door leaf, door key and bag for your moments of freedom, you’re spoiled for choice . But beware the sins of color will not be forgiven: Longchamp has thought of everything and there’s something for all tastes and all your outfits: beige, brown, yellow citrine, violet, or green celadon and blue sky.
Like the women who read fashion magazines all sizes and varieties. One size does not fit all and the question of whether Vogue is far better than Elle, W Magazine, or if higher, all too subjective, influenced ist.Im over the years fashion magazines have evolved over time . The editors have worked hard to make a hearing in a crowded market, but very popular to settle. This is obviously good news for aspiring fashion and experienced an almost infinite number of choices on the shelf of the journals have become a scheinen.Modezeitschriften include more fashionable in many cases, allows publishers to its appeal to a much wider audience to expand, while others stoically
begrenzen.VogueZweifellos Vogue fashion design and sets the standard by which all other fashion magazines or based. In nearly a century old, Vogue, the veteran of the genre and enjoys great popularity and reputation among the most popular fashion magazines. Designs in Vogue are popular established brands such as Yves Saint Laurent, Prada and Chanel. Vogue Couture is strictly couture. Known for the size of the spreads of fashion, celebrity fashion issue can easily fall in over 700 months Seiten.Jeden Vogue magazine includes articles on health, fitness, travel and take a look at the home of the famous star designer . Although Vogue includes these features, the strength of the magazine is mainly found in designs larger than life with the top models and Designer.Elle MagazineWie Vogue, Elle Magazine features high fashion, but emphasis is on design lines more accessible and more affordable than some of the more expensive lines like Prada and Chanel. Elle Magazine features the comprehensive and large fashion spreads as well as extensive sections on accessories and beauty are a mainstay of Elle magazine in.Allerdings has worked hard to broaden its audience. Labor worked hard for his readers, by objects in the status of women in popular magazines such as Cosmopolitan and add glamor found. Elle, faithful, while his fashion magazine looking for the roots of the genre, a fashion magazine that also has serious problems of women newly definieren.Harpers Bazaar Harpers Bazaar is definitely for fans of real fashion. The collections of all the fashion capitals appear – New York, Milan and Paris to give readers an aerial range of next-generation collections worldwide. Routine questions and issues important accessories colors Abschnitte. Read more…
The worldwide campaign is composed of two black-and-white images from the Fifties portraying apron-clad workers painstakingly lopping hides, with swatches of leathers hanging from the wall at the house’s Florentine factory on Via delle Caldaie. “Ninety years of history and tradition are incorporated in many Gucci products, but we felt the urge to better divulge the message to our millions of consumers that aren’t necessarily aware of it,” said Patrizio di Marco, chief executive officer of Gucci Group.
In addition, creative director Frida Giannini is reinterpreting the house’s past. Besides iconic motifs such as the double G logo, the horsebit and the red and green ribbon, Giannini has relaunched the “Diamante” pattern, a graphic motif introduced at the brand’s men’s show in January. The pattern stems from the Thirties when a scarcity of leather led company founder Guccio Gucci to dabble with printed canvas. Read more…
Los Angeles Ballet entered a new phase this weekend, its dancers showing increasing mastery with a repertory that, while familiar, is unforgiving.
The company opened its fourth season at Freud Playhouse by adding pieces of 20th century master George Balanchine — LAB’s choreographic foundation – by debuting his “Kammermusik No. 2” and “Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 2.”
A new season meant greeting new faces (Carrie Lee Riggins, formerly with New York City Ballet) and missing those who have left (notably soloist Corina Gill). There’s no mistaking that this young ensemble is growing progressively more cohesive. “Serenade” (1935), which L.A. Ballet performed in its inaugural season, sparkled particularly with elegance and poignancy.
“Kammermusik No. 2” (1978) is Balanchine of another dimension. Its two lead couples and eight male corps members need the rhythmic instincts of jazz musicians to amply express Paul Hindemith’s jagged score for piano and orchestra. It has syncopated timing and a whirligig vocabulary of jogging, helicopter arms, and flexed feet. “Inhuman, desperate, slightly repellent,” Lincoln Kirstein, New York City Ballet co-founder, called it – perhaps anticipating how dancers might feel tackling it.
The faces of Sunday’s cast betrayed no such negative thoughts, though their bodies were tentative. The work has yet to jell. Only Grace McLoughlin beamed delightedly, undaunted, bounding in her solo of gawky knees-up hops and gangly kicks. Drew Grant matched her enthusiasm but not her stamina. Melissa Barak, who bloomed as the Waltz Girl in “Serenade,” withdrew into small movements. Paired with Andrew Brader, flashes of tenderness suggested an enticing duet will come from them eventually.
“Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 2” is the 1973 revision of Balanchine’s “Ballet Imperial” (1941), which celebrated the classical tradition of Tchaikovsky, Petipa and 19th century St. Petersburg. The later version is less elaborate, but still a ballet of gorgeous filigrees. Read more…
Mulberry to upgrade its full-year expectations.
Established in Somerset in 1971, Mulberry benefits from its positioning as a luxury brand that offers more affordable prices than some peers.
An Alexa shoulder bag costs £695 ($1,089), attracting consumers who want to splash out on a designer label accessory but who shy away from handbags priced at more than £1,000 that are offered by other premium labels.
“I think we have a balance of design, quality and price that’s hitting the spot,” said Godfrey Davis, chairman and chief executive.
Strong demand for the Alexa handbag, inspired by the young British style icon Alexa Chung, prompted
“We’re aiming to offer a luxury product with all the characteristics of other luxury brands … but our prices, though not inexpensive, are relatively affordable.”
Mulberry said the outlook had strengthened as a result of a strong Christmas and demand from both retail and wholesale customers for the Alexa range. Results for the year to March 31 would be “significantly ahead of market expectations”, it said.
Analysts were previously forecasting pre-tax profit of £4.8m, from sales of £66m. David O’Brien at Altium Securities, the company’s broker, upgraded his forecasts to pre-tax profit of £6m from sales of £69.5m.
Earnings per share are forecast at 7p, up from 5.5p. Mr O’Brien forecast net cash of £11m at the year-end, up from £3.7m the previous year. Read more…
We’ve teamed up with our friends at College Candy to bring you one of their articles each week! Since we cover college style and they cover college life, it’s a best of both worlds situation. You’ll also see CF posts on College Candy! Kind of amazing, no?
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Just last February, I was planning my 21st birthday party. Now, I’m facing 22 (or as I like to call it 21+1) straight on. Even though the last twelve months have gone by, it feels like just yesterday I was indulging in jello shots and margaritas. For my 21st. Because just yesterday I was indulging in jello shots and margaritas.
Looking back, though, much has happened in the past year. It seems I’ve learned a lot while Ke$ha put a dollar sign in her name and started brushing her teeth with a “bottle of Jack,” John Mayer proclaimed that he is on the search for “the Joshua Tree of vaginas,” and the Jersey Shore became a national phenomenon.
So here (in no particular order) is what I know for certain after turning 21. Perhaps you youngsters can take a few things from this:
1. Friendships should make you happy — not pissed off : Friends should be so much more than people you dance on tables with and dish about the weekend to. They should be there for you, and you should be there for them. They also should not steal your alcohol on your 21st birthday and make out with the fraternity guy, all while puking as your boyfriend helps take care of them.
2. Raincoats are amazing: They are often understated and overwhelmingly overlooked when it comes to fashion. But even if they aren’t fashionable, really, you can’t complain when that slicker keeps your from frizzing. Without a rain jacket I wouldn’t have made it through the summer in London. And I think it actually kept me going to class this past semester. Why didn’t I realize this sooner? It doesn’t matter if you have a basic from Lands End or a super sexy trench from Dillards, just get one!
3. Go to the gym: Surprisingly enough, it is worth your time. Who knew? I sure didn’t, until I started going religiously with my boyfriend back in September. If you actually go to the gym and do more than hang out on the treadmill and elliptical for thirty minutes, you can see results. Plus, it teaches you patience on so many different levels.
4. Do not drink MD 20/20: Even if the frat-mixed mojitos are watered down and tasting a bit like a dirty dance floor, stay away from the MD.
5. Do experience a Pimms with Lemonade: Although you probably have never heard of this drink before, Pimms with Lemonade is a London pub staple. The Pimms is to Wimbledon, as the mint julep is to the Kentucky Derby. This fresh tasting, fruity cocktail will may be enough to convince you to study abroad for a semester. It’s to die for.
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If your handbag collection is growing so large that it needs its own closet…if you’ve been known to spend an entire paycheck on one amazing little tote…if you’d rather brown bag your lunch every day for a year to get your hands on the new Fendi must-have…then you and Meaghan Mahoney Dusil, founder and editor of PurseBlog, are going to be fast friends. Meet our latest Blogging Babe, after the jump.
STF: What made you decide to start a blog devoted entirely to handbags? Were you ever worried that you wouldn’t be able to come up with enough stuff to talk about nothing but purses?
MMD: I never imagined PurseBlog would become my full-time job. I always loved handbags and when the blog world was in its infancy, Vlad (my business partner and husband) suggested I start a blog. Handbags were the clear choice. In the beginning I struggled with finding enough information to cover. Now the goal is to find something that will engage readers on a daily basis. We have exclusives, sneak peeks, one of a kind photography, and giveaways, but we are always looking for more.
STF: What was the first handbag you ever bought? The most memorable?
MMD: The Coach Signature Demi Pouch is the first handbag I remember begging for and receiving from my parents. It is safe to say that Coach bag only further fueled my love of handbags. My most memorable purchase was my Hermes Blue Jean Birkin. This was my ultimate holy grail. After I bought this bag in NYC, we couldn’t find a taxi to take us back to our hotel. I remember riding on the subway and staring at my huge orange shopping bag. By the end of the ride I had a stomach ache over the amount of money I just spent on this bag. I can still remember what I wore and how I felt that day. Read more…
Are you aware of any way by which one can get back one’s younger days? Maybe the only established and elementary method is to entertain a feeling of continual contentment within oneself. This can be achieved through mental and the natural training, and also by a mix of both. A more popular option is to go for extensive beauty therapy or aesthetic operations, which could possibly make the lines vanish, and the age-related fat to go away. Few of the other integral ways to remain content with oneself are discussed below so read on and know how to find your youth with out having to go through cost-prohibitive beauty treatments.
An easy way to feel satisfied is to uplift the life force, which lies within each of us, and begin to feel confident about ourselves. This can be achieved through natural ways, like going for a pedicure or facials, which better your overall appearance. What are you accomplishing when you better your looks? You are making yourself more acceptable to others before you accept yourself.
But when you feel good about yourself both mentally and intellectually, the feeling of contentment, which you get, can never be substituted by ways like uplifting your looks, etc. When your mind is calm and you are at peace with yourself, you live in harmony with the environment and this automatically results in a stress-free existence. Such individuals can tackle life better taking all its ups and downs in his or her stride and naturally this shows in the way he or she ages, more in harmony with the natural aging process than most others. Read more…
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