People should dress the way they like to . I think everybody dressed so similar . After you dressed they don't have to think ıf peole do like what they slip on . Others opinions should not be important for you . When you look at the mirror ıf you like what you dressed it should be enough for us. You need to be free while choosing your dresses. Some people just dress because it's fashion . Everything doesn't have to be perfect because it is fashion.
Everybody needs to have their own styles. It's not so hard to have a style .When you look at your wardrope at least you can find a white t-shirt , a jean and a pretty colorful boot or a shoes . While shopping be selective . Don't give lots of money to clothes . Be carefull for the accesories. They are important for us.
You can check out the magazines and find out things from there. You can be free while shopping . No one can change your mind .Sometimes It seems so easy to copy others but don't copy be yourself . Reflect your feelings to your clothes and be imaginative. No one can think something bad about your clothes if you trust yourself and your style.
29 Nisan 2009 Çarşamba
24 Şubat 2009 Salı
What Women Want
IT seems female designers are designing with a practical woman in mind this season, and making them feel good is just as important as making them look good. The Donna Karan Collection would have you looked up in form-fitting, elegant, tweed suits, stripy cardigans and pencil skirts next winter, Diane von Furstenberg would rather to see you in layers and layers of clashing patterns and fabrics and Carolina Herrera, unsurprisingly, prefers a more reserved take on her lavish designs, telling VogueTV that while her collection was reflective of the times, women "still want to look good".
Both von Furstenberg and Donna Karan are more or less on the same page when it comes to describing their collections for autumn/winter 2009-10. Von Furstenberg describes her Nomad collection as: "clothes for the woman who, wherever she goes, she belongs." Similarly, Karan says her show is made up of "pieces that make me feel good." She further explains her creative vision by saying: "I think there is the responsibility to find the feel good clothes and combine them with the reality of what one actually has to do".
Both von Furstenberg and Donna Karan are more or less on the same page when it comes to describing their collections for autumn/winter 2009-10. Von Furstenberg describes her Nomad collection as: "clothes for the woman who, wherever she goes, she belongs." Similarly, Karan says her show is made up of "pieces that make me feel good." She further explains her creative vision by saying: "I think there is the responsibility to find the feel good clothes and combine them with the reality of what one actually has to do".
Mount Azzaro
TODAY sees another designer name officially open its doors on what is fast becoming the city's chicest shopping address, Mount Street. French luxury brand Azzaro will open a pop-up store on the street which will trade until March 15.
Founded by Loris Azzaro in 1968, the label has undergone a renaissance under the creative direction of Vanessa Seward, formerly of Chanel and Yves Saint Laurent. Azzaro once famously dressed Jane Birkin and Raquel Welsh and since Seward took the helm in 2004 it has won famous fans including Claudia Schiffer, Diane Lane and Kate Beckinsale.
Over the past year brands including Marc Jacobs, Balenciaga and Christian Louboutin have opened on the street and earlier this month Carolina Herrera announced it was to join the Mount Street ranks too
Founded by Loris Azzaro in 1968, the label has undergone a renaissance under the creative direction of Vanessa Seward, formerly of Chanel and Yves Saint Laurent. Azzaro once famously dressed Jane Birkin and Raquel Welsh and since Seward took the helm in 2004 it has won famous fans including Claudia Schiffer, Diane Lane and Kate Beckinsale.
Over the past year brands including Marc Jacobs, Balenciaga and Christian Louboutin have opened on the street and earlier this month Carolina Herrera announced it was to join the Mount Street ranks too
Oscar Style Winners
THE year's biggest red carpet event went down at Los Angeles' Kodak Theatre 22.02.2009 with Hollywood's most popular celebs coming out to reward excellence in their field at the 81st Annual Academy Awards. After much discussions about what the Best Actress would wear for their long walk down the paparazzi-lined red carpet, Kate Winslet - who won the gong for her performance in The Reader - wore Atelier Yves Saint Laurent, Meryl Streep (nominated for Doubt) opted for Alberta Ferretti, Anne Hathaway (nominated for Rachel Getting Married) shone in Armani Privé and Angelina Jolie (nominated for The Changeling) wore Elie Saab. Louis Vuitton-wearing Danny Boyle's Slumdog Millionaire was the night's biggest winner, scooping two of the top prizes - Best Film and Best Director - and, while its stars didn't collect any awards, Dev Patel's visit to Burberry's head office for a tuxedo and Freida Pinto's stunning blue John Galliano gown, made them winners in the style stakes. As for the gentlemen, Tom Ford was the outfitter of choice, with both Brad Pitt (nominated for The Curious Case of Benjamin Button) and
Daniel Craig wearing tuxedos by the Texan designer, while Best Actor winner - Sean Penn for Milk - wore Armani.
Daniel Craig wearing tuxedos by the Texan designer, while Best Actor winner - Sean Penn for Milk - wore Armani.
22 Ocak 2009 Perşembe
Boom Or Bust
CHANEL may have called time early on its Mobile Art project over concerns about the economic climate, but creative director Karl Lagerfeld whose one of my favorite fashion designer , isn't too affected by the impending calmness.
"I see it like a cleaning up - it was too rotten anyway - so it had to be cleaned up," the designer muses stoically. "I see it like a healthy thing - horrible but healthy, like some miracle treatment of the world."said Karl Lagerfel in one of his interview.
It certainly won't stop him from doing what he does best - creating beautiful designs that people aspire to own. Indeed, he adds, in a climate of such doom and gloom, that's more important than ever.
"People have different kinds of dreams. After all, people need a handbag, there are cheaper handbags. But if you can buy a beautiful one and if that's your dream to buy, why not? I can be interested in a $20 million diamond I will never buy, without desiring the diamond," he tells NEWS.BBC.CO.UK. "If you want only things you can afford, it's boring."
"It's great to see things you may not buy - because you don't have the money - but it is very ugly to think they shouldn't exist because you can not buy them."
"I see it like a cleaning up - it was too rotten anyway - so it had to be cleaned up," the designer muses stoically. "I see it like a healthy thing - horrible but healthy, like some miracle treatment of the world."said Karl Lagerfel in one of his interview.
It certainly won't stop him from doing what he does best - creating beautiful designs that people aspire to own. Indeed, he adds, in a climate of such doom and gloom, that's more important than ever.
"People have different kinds of dreams. After all, people need a handbag, there are cheaper handbags. But if you can buy a beautiful one and if that's your dream to buy, why not? I can be interested in a $20 million diamond I will never buy, without desiring the diamond," he tells NEWS.BBC.CO.UK. "If you want only things you can afford, it's boring."
"It's great to see things you may not buy - because you don't have the money - but it is very ugly to think they shouldn't exist because you can not buy them."
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