Sunday, 30 October 2011
Tuesday, 23 August 2011
Stella McCartney's sporty Team GB collection
THE June issue of Vogue (see inside the magazine here), goes behind the scenes on Stella McCartney's Adidas Olympic collection shoot - and VOGUE.COM can bring you the film itself. McCartney - who is creative director of Adidas' Team GB collection - has enlisted fashion photographer Jacob Sutton to capture the conceptual fashion film, narrated by the designer herself.
"Sport and style have always been the starting point for this collaboration," McCartney said. "We wanted to take it to another art form for this collection by making a film and capturing the athletes in movement which is at the heart of this process."
Source: Vogue.co.uk
Tuesday, 17 May 2011
Cannes Film Festival 2011
Zoe Saldana in Armani Prive, I love this dress its quite simple but still interesting with the use of stripe and draping detail!
Fan Bing Bing in another Chinese inspired gown at the opening of the festival, fan wore a fire-engine red gown with traditional motifs embroidered all over it. the strapless dress had a bow on the chest and a cape which doubled as a train. i love the pearl clutch and matching lips. this dress was designed by fan’s stylist bo kewan. i like that she kept the whole look traditional by choosing the ancient tang dynasty style for her hair. way to be patriotic.(source:amaraj.wordpress.com)
Mia Wasikowska is far from Alice and wonderland in this Valentino Couture dress which is beautiful in the light nude shade and how its very 'lady -like' but still sexy in its own way!Images from Vogue.co.uk
Sunday, 15 May 2011
Liberty & Nike
Wednesday, 6 April 2011
Wednesday, 2 March 2011
New Look at The LOOK Show!
Love the hair and styling in general! Plus the clothes are young and sweet!
Monday, 28 February 2011
Anne Hathaway & Her Eight Oscars Outfits Changes!!
Shake it up baby now: Anne shimmied on-stage in a silver-fringed Oscar de la Renta gown
Burgundy silk gown by Atelier Versace 
Vivienne Westwood corseted ball gown during the night
Hathaway opened ceremony wearing a cream-coloured strapless Givenchy Haute Couture by Riccardo Tisci gown
closed the night in a slinky Tom Ford smokey grey lace and crystal adorned gown
She appeared in sapphire blue Giorgio Armani
Here in a custom made Lanvin tuxedo, which was especially styled, Which is my favourite outfit of hers (surprisingly not a dress!) because the tuxedo just fits her perfectly, I guess that's the result of custom made! I love the look as she still looks very feminine and adorable in tux!
Bold: The actress, who was styled on the night by celebrity stylist Rachel Zoe, wore a bold strapless dress by Valentino on the red carpet
Source & Images from dailymail.co.uk
Wednesday, 26 January 2011
Fashion Trend coming from the EAST!
Image from Look Magazine 31st Jan IssueMonday, 24 January 2011
Golden Globes Fashion 2011
Lawrence Zarian hosts TV Guide's Fashion Wrap from the 2011 Golden Globes! Lawrence and special guests give a rundown of the best looks, trends and other major surprises!
The show is entertaining and nice having a look at the golden globes 2011 red carpet!
Thursday, 20 January 2011
Toilet Paper Wedding Dress Contest
So cool wedding dresses made out of toilet paper!? And they actually look nice too, quite a interesting competition but too bad I couldn't find their 2010 competition video.
Wednesday, 19 January 2011
Optical Extras
Tuesday, 11 January 2011
Saturday, 8 January 2011
Mao to Now Exhibition...too bad it's in Minnesota:(
Image from Minnesota.publicradio.org
By Liu Camming (goldstein.design.umn.edu)This exhibition looks and sounds really interesting, wish I could go but too bad its half way across the world , nevertheless its nice I found out about it.
Here's a description about the exhibition from the Goldstein Museum of design website:
Chinese culture changed drastically between 1949 and the present. The evolution of Chinese fashion reflects how the culture transformed. “Mao to Now” is divided into three periods: pre Mao (1912 to 1948), the Mao era (1949 to 1977), the era of the nondescript Mao suit and the post-Mao era (1978 to present), which demonstrates how, after Mao, Chinese fashion began to exhibit an increasingly dramatic melding of Chinese and Western design expression.
The work of four top Chinese fashion designers will be included in the exhibition: Wu Haiyan, Liu Canming, Wang Yiyang, and Zhang Da. In addition to the items of dress and accessories, the exhibition will feature photographs by high-profile Chinese journalists and photographers to illustrate the differences between the periods.
Outfit 3 & 4 ....Front & Back
Outfit 4- Illustrated Line up and this outfit includes:Drawings by Me :)










