Monday 25 January 2010

Couture Fashion Week: Christian Dior

I have to say I love Couture Fashion Week - where the most extravagant dresses on earth are unveiled. John Galliano kicked started things with an equestrian-themed Haute Couture collection for Christian Dior.

Drawing inspiration from all things horsey, Galliano re-created a spectacle inspired by dressage. Top-hatted and veiled, with their hair caught in oversized snoods, and brandishing four-foot long riding crops, the models pranced through the grand salons of the Dior maison on the Avenue Montaigne, with the precision of thoroughbreds.
For evening, Galliano switched his focus to America, drawing on multiple references, including the era of "The Gibson Girl" considered the ideal of Stateside feminine Beauty in the early 20th century, and the eccentric millionairess and style icon, Millicent Rogers.
Bewitching, sculpted ball-gowns in extraordinary colour combinations of amethyst and chocolate, claret and raspberry, or olive and petrol-blue, generated gasps of admiration from a front-row, celebrity line-up which included Kylie Minogue, Dita Von Teese and the French actress, Nora Arnezeder, the current "face" of the Dior “New Look” handbag. Galliano took his bow in full dressage kit, kneeling to kiss the hands of his models.

CK New Menswear Ads




More ad's!! What do you think of the new SS10 Calvin Klein men's collection Ad's. Shot by Steven Klein, featuring David Agbodji.

McQueen’s Snakey New Ads


After scouring the spring ad campaigns, it looks like it’s been easy work for the models. The world’s finest females have spent much of the time showcasing the collections while reclining vulnerably on a pile of leaves (Lara Stone for Louis Vuitton), languishing provocatively among beautiful bags (Georgia Jagger for Versace), or sprawled seductively beneath Jamie Dornan (Eva Mendes for Calvin Klein). Alexander McQueen’s latest offering is no exception, for here lies Raquel Zimmermann shrouded in slithering snakes while lounging on a mound of sand for the designer’s edgy S/S ‘10 campaign, shot by Nick Knight.

Tuesday 19 January 2010

Freak face - Heidi Montag




Ok this is just scary - look at these images of Hill's star Heidi after her most recent batch of surgery - she looks barely recognisable. I just think it is so sad a 23 year old would do that!

One publicity stunt too far!

WHAT SHE HAD DONE:
Mini brow lift
Botox in forehead and frown area
Nose job revision
Fat injections in cheeks, nasolabial folds and lips
Chin reduction
Neck liposuction
Ears pinned back
Breast augmentation revision
Liposuction on waist, hips, outer and inner thighs
Buttock augmentation

Pre surgery

Monday 18 January 2010

Golden Globes 2010 Trend Alert: Purple Dresses

Loved looking at all the dresses from yesterdays Golden Globe Awards - I noticed that shades of purple were a recurring theme.

Best Actress in a Drama winner Sandra Bullock wore a Bottega Veneta chiffon gown, while Leona Lewis looked chic in satin Roberto Cavalli

Diane Kruger opted for Christian Lacroix and Chloe Sevigny went for a frilly chiffon Valentino dress

Heidi Klum in a lilac Roberto Cavalli mermaid dress while Brit Emily Blunt wore tulle Dolce & Gabbana

Avatar star Zoe Saldana in ruffled maroon Louis Vuitton and Jennifer Garner in sparkly Atelier Versace

Sunday 17 January 2010

Julianne Moore’s in New Bulgari's Ad


First she was Tom Ford’s leading lady, now she’s Bulgari’s!

Julianne Moore makes her debut as the face of Bulgari’s Spring Summer 2010 jewelry and watch ad campaign. The luscious photos were taken by fashion-favorites Mert Alas and Marcus Piggot at legendary interior designer Tony Duquettes’s estate in Beverly Hills.

What do you think of Julianne Moore’s Bulgari ad?

Making of LV SS10 Ad's


Watch this great behind the scenes vid of the latest Louis Vuitton Ad staring model of the moment Lara Stone - Love it!!

Sunday 10 January 2010

Chanel SS10 Ads



I am loving the new Chanel ad campaign - best in a long time. Colour block is simple - great models Freja is amazing and Claudia rocks it again. A very elegant and understated campaign.