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Showing posts with label FASHION 2010. Show all posts
Showing posts with label FASHION 2010. Show all posts
Tuesday, 12 October 2010
Saturday, 19 June 2010
Monday, 14 June 2010
Wednesday, 17 February 2010
Nicole Richie new fashion
It's been a busy week for the fabulously chic Nicole Richie.
Outwardly beaming at the Bloomingdale's launch of her latest line for her label, Winter Kate, she looks pretty pleased with herself - and rightly so.
Tuesday, 16 February 2010
Jess Rocks Catwalk Frock
Jessica Biel arrived at the world premiere of Valentine's Day wearing this appropriately coloured floaty Oscar de la Renta gown.
It was first seen in December 2009 as part of the pre-fall 2010 show.
Jessica Alba sells this Proenza Schouler dress with a smile, which is more than can be said for the model who wore it in September as part of the S/S 2010 collection.Ago 
Christina Aguilera showed up at the 2010 Golden Globes in a pale pink Versace gown with a silver corset bodice.
This model, complete with gaping skirt slit, appeared in the Spring/Summer 2010 show in the same dress back in September 2009. 
It was first seen in December 2009 as part of the pre-fall 2010 show.
Jessica Alba sells this Proenza Schouler dress with a smile, which is more than can be said for the model who wore it in September as part of the S/S 2010 collection.Ago
Christina Aguilera showed up at the 2010 Golden Globes in a pale pink Versace gown with a silver corset bodice.
This model, complete with gaping skirt slit, appeared in the Spring/Summer 2010 show in the same dress back in September 2009.
Saturday, 13 February 2010
WEEK'S FASHION
Nevermind one-shoulder, Julianne Moore is taking the one-sleeve approach.
Katie Price is mingling with high society and she isn't prepared to blend into the crowd.
She's adorned a Disney-esque gown and OTT sequinned cumberband to mingle with the aristocratic guests.
Tuesday, 9 February 2010
Kim Kardashian Style
Kim Kardashian stepped out in support of The New Orleans Saints and her boyfriend Reggie Bush wearing a fringe vest and textured mini dress, both by Alice Lee. Nude Christian Louboutin patent pumps and a multifaceted box clutch by Herve Leger matched her look perfectly.
Sunday, 31 January 2010
Madonna vs. Lady Gaga
Celebrity style showdowns don't get much more risque than this!
Lace is all the rage these days, or at least something a trio of glamorous gals we know dabble in. Gossip Girl star Blake Lively, who's known for sexy fashion on TV, and Madonna kept things a bit more demure than Lady Gaga, who went all out.
Friday, 29 January 2010
Rihanna's Fashion Flash
Rihanna won't be performing at this year's Grammys.
And she reckons she knows why.
The singer says she messed up last year's show with the drama that occurred between her and ex-boyfriend Chris Brown.
Rihanna was due to perform at last year's event with Chris, but they had to cancel at the last minute after he attacked her before the show.
Speaking about the drama, Rihanna said: "We messed up the show pretty bad last year, so they're probably a little mad at me right now."
We don't think anyone's mad at you, Rihanna.
She is up for two awards this year, and is expected to attend the event in Los Angeles this Sunday.
Wednesday, 20 January 2010
MODEL IN FASHION
The 26-year-old actress is the latest model for the ASDA underwear line and with these provocative pictures, we're sure they'll be a hit.
The range is designed by Michelle Mone, famous for inventing the world renowned Ultimo bra.
Whether women are looking for corsets, push-up bras or something more demure, the 'Michelle for George' collection is sure to deliver.
Tointon's lovely lingerie is available from George.com and ASDA stores.
Saturday, 16 January 2010
Sienna Miller interview
Ever wondered how Sienna Miller knows just what to wear, all the time?
So have we.
After appearing on programmes such as Richard and Judy and styling for magazines like GQ and Loaded, Hannah Sandling is a fashion tour de force.
Here we find out about a day in the life of the stylist to the stars.
What time do you get up?
I'm an early bird so it's 7am every day, including weekends. I'm all about the mornings.
What’s for breakfast?
I have the same breakfast every day - a huge fresh cappuccino with skimmed milk and a bowl of porridge with a banana.
What time to you start work?
It all depends on what I'm doing that day. If I'm working from my computer at home then I start at 7.10am (in my pyjamas), if I'm working for BBC Breakfast then it's up at 5am and if it a styling day then I start at 9am.
How do you start your working day?
Five days of the week I crack out a 20k run around London or in the gym (I'm a self confessed ultra endurance marathon runner – I recently just competed in a 250k marathon across the Gobi desert in China). I then write a huge list of what I have to do so that I can keep organised.
What trade/fashion press do you read?
I read Grazia and Vogue like they are the bible, as well as Hilary Alexander's column – she really is the queen of fashion.
What’s a typical morning like? Meetings, brainstorming etc?
Mornings are always quite chilled out – it's toward the end of the day that things get a bit more frantic when I realise that time is ticking away.
Is lunch a wrap at your desk or a meeting in town?
I'm the Tupperware queen. I love baking and popping last night's goods into my takeaway box and then usually scoffing it down in my car or on a bench in a freezing cold park.
Do you still get the urge to clothes shop being surrounded by fashion all day?
It's a nightmare being constantly surrounded by fashion. You want everything. If I like something then I somehow always end up convincing myself that I need it, and that my life would suffer without it. I do however sell old bits on Ebay or swap bits with friends, so it's not too naughty .
What’s a typical afternoon?
My afternoons usually consist of running around like a headless chicken from one meeting to another, with my mobile stuck to my head whilst hunting down Starbucks en route.
When do you finish?
Like my start times, I don’t really have a finish time. But on average I would say it's 7pm. Having said that I did once style a pop video that went on for 24 hours! That was hard.
Networking eve or night on the sofa?
I love networking and making new contacts, but there's nothing quite like getting into your pyjamas and shovelling down your dinner in front of Coronation Street.
When’s bedtime?
I'm a geek and love early nights. During the week its usually about 10pm and then at the weekends I let my hair down and go to bed at 10.30pm.
What would you be doing if you weren’t a styling guru? Any other careers appealed?
I would have loved to have been a host on a cookery show – like Delia Smith or a full time property developer like my parents.
If you could offer one piece of advice to someone interested in going into the industry, what would it be?
If you are scared of hard work then this is not an industry for you. You have to be dedicated, hard working and passionate about it all.
Sunday, 27 December 2009
FASHION 2010
The British Fashion Council has announced the line-up for February's catwalk shows and it looks like Sienna Miller will be making her mark again alongside sister Savannah.
The Miller sisters' label, Twenty8twelve (named after Sienna's birthday on 28th December), will showcase a new collection that's expected to take the boho-chic that Sienna is famous for and combine it with an edgier, 80s-influenced look.
Other big names confirmed include Jonathan Saunders, Matthew Williamson and Burberry, with Christopher Bailey, who picked up his prestigious Designer Of The Year award last week, saying: "There was such an incredible energy during Fashion Week last September and we are thrilled to be showing again in this, our magnificent and creative city."
The returning British designers represent a growing allegiance and commitment from the fashion industry that London is, once again, a city to be reckoned with in the sartorial stakes.
Last season saw new levels of support and show-stopping designs on London’s catwalks from Christopher Kane, Erdem and Marios Schwab through to iconic British brands such as Paul Smith, Vivienne Westwood and Betty Jackson. This was mirrored by support and attendance from key UK and international press and buyers including Anna Wintour from Vogue US, Carine Roitfeld from Vogue France and Glenda Bailey from Harper’s Bazaar US
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