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Minggu, 03 April 2011
Rabu, 23 Februari 2011
Jumat, 18 Februari 2011
Vogue Spain March - Bedroom Setting?
A casual evening for model Arizona Muse as she lays around in a mix of lingerie and knit wear from designers such as Marc Jacobs, Alberta Ferretti and Christian Dior.... Keep your eyes out for Arizona Muse, I have a feeling will be seeing a lot of her this year.
Sourced from Fashionising
Jumat, 30 Mei 2008
Judging the Judges: Alberta Ferretti at Cannes 2008
Darlings, plenty of starlets at Cannes were wearing Alberta Ferretti and none of them looked chip. Although some of the dresses were questionable.
Actress Angelina Jolie leaving the hotel to attend a day of promotions for Kung Fu Panda.
A little bit of a yawner. Granted, she's like 11 months pregnant with her 15th child and still looks beautiful, but the color's a little "meh" and the dress is a little basic. We're easily bored by goddess gowns. Still, she wears it well.
Singer Natalie Imbruglia at the Kung Fu Panda premiere.
Speaking of bored. Don't get us wrong, it's pretty and we like the color. It's just not what we would considerable notable or memorable and isn't that what you want for a red carpet dress?
Actress Rebecca Hall attends the Vicky Cristina Barcelona premiere.
Our first thought is that this is a beautiful gown but she's somehow the wrong person for it. The color's not doing her any favors and she's just not wearing it well.
Supermodel Bar Rafaeli at the Blindness premiere.
It's got some interesting details and the color looks beautiful on her. Still too goddess-y for us, but it works. Or rather, she's workin' it.
Actress Catalina Sandino Moreno attends the Che premiere.
Sorry, but the first thing we thought was that it looked like her dress had some sort of creeping infection.
Supermodel-turned-actress Devon Aoki on the red carpet for Blindness.
Very dramatic and eye-catching. Bitch is workin' it.
Actress Juliette Lewis at the Cannes opening ceremony party.
She's insane and we love her for it. Who cares about the dress?
Actress Mischa Barton at the Blindness premiere.
Beautiful color on her. The silhouette doesn't seem to be doing much for her, though.
[Photos: WireImage/Celebutopia]
Actress Angelina Jolie leaving the hotel to attend a day of promotions for Kung Fu Panda.
A little bit of a yawner. Granted, she's like 11 months pregnant with her 15th child and still looks beautiful, but the color's a little "meh" and the dress is a little basic. We're easily bored by goddess gowns. Still, she wears it well.
Singer Natalie Imbruglia at the Kung Fu Panda premiere.
Speaking of bored. Don't get us wrong, it's pretty and we like the color. It's just not what we would considerable notable or memorable and isn't that what you want for a red carpet dress?
Actress Rebecca Hall attends the Vicky Cristina Barcelona premiere.
Our first thought is that this is a beautiful gown but she's somehow the wrong person for it. The color's not doing her any favors and she's just not wearing it well.
Supermodel Bar Rafaeli at the Blindness premiere.
It's got some interesting details and the color looks beautiful on her. Still too goddess-y for us, but it works. Or rather, she's workin' it.
Actress Catalina Sandino Moreno attends the Che premiere.
Sorry, but the first thing we thought was that it looked like her dress had some sort of creeping infection.
Supermodel-turned-actress Devon Aoki on the red carpet for Blindness.
Very dramatic and eye-catching. Bitch is workin' it.
Actress Juliette Lewis at the Cannes opening ceremony party.
She's insane and we love her for it. Who cares about the dress?
Actress Mischa Barton at the Blindness premiere.
Beautiful color on her. The silhouette doesn't seem to be doing much for her, though.
[Photos: WireImage/Celebutopia]
Senin, 14 April 2008
Judging the Judges: Alberta Ferretti Fall 2008 Collection
Once again, style.com has the goods:
"Jewel-like color and peacock blues and greens are a story coming out of Milan, and that's where Alberta Ferretti took her Fall collection. What she does, of course, never strays from the pretty—you wouldn't expect a dramatic departure here—but now it's in a slightly different form. The clothes were less fluttery and with the embellishment toned down, though they still retained the femininity her customers love.
Instead of drifting, dresses were curved in the hem and gathered into the neckline, like the feather-print satin version that opened the show. Other shapes traced a trapeze line—one of them flowing into accordion pleats in back. Ferretti also paid special attention to making new volumes in coats, using shiny Mikado silk bonded onto a wool lining that holds structure without weight. Still, it was the simplest pieces that drew the eye most: a fine-gauge grape turtleneck worn over a wrapped chiffon skirt; two understated gray-beige draped jersey dresses; and, in the finale, deep purple, emerald, and brown velvets subtly detailed with burned-out effects marking the folds in a raised waistline. They struck a note of restraint that felt right for the mood of the moment."
"Restraint" is definitely the word we would use here. Coco Chanel reportedly once said "Elegance is refusal" and we think this collection embodies that sentiment. While the silhouettes sometimes border on shapeless, there's just enough draping and shaping to flatter the body. The colors are absolutely gorgeous as well. We have to say, we think this collection is beautiful.
In other news, we FINALLY updated the T Lo blog with a new post today! Aren't you bitches lucky?
[Photos: lexposure.net/Getty Images - Slideshow: Project RunGay]
"Jewel-like color and peacock blues and greens are a story coming out of Milan, and that's where Alberta Ferretti took her Fall collection. What she does, of course, never strays from the pretty—you wouldn't expect a dramatic departure here—but now it's in a slightly different form. The clothes were less fluttery and with the embellishment toned down, though they still retained the femininity her customers love.
Instead of drifting, dresses were curved in the hem and gathered into the neckline, like the feather-print satin version that opened the show. Other shapes traced a trapeze line—one of them flowing into accordion pleats in back. Ferretti also paid special attention to making new volumes in coats, using shiny Mikado silk bonded onto a wool lining that holds structure without weight. Still, it was the simplest pieces that drew the eye most: a fine-gauge grape turtleneck worn over a wrapped chiffon skirt; two understated gray-beige draped jersey dresses; and, in the finale, deep purple, emerald, and brown velvets subtly detailed with burned-out effects marking the folds in a raised waistline. They struck a note of restraint that felt right for the mood of the moment."
"Restraint" is definitely the word we would use here. Coco Chanel reportedly once said "Elegance is refusal" and we think this collection embodies that sentiment. While the silhouettes sometimes border on shapeless, there's just enough draping and shaping to flatter the body. The colors are absolutely gorgeous as well. We have to say, we think this collection is beautiful.
In other news, we FINALLY updated the T Lo blog with a new post today! Aren't you bitches lucky?
[Photos: lexposure.net/Getty Images - Slideshow: Project RunGay]
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