Siječanj 2012
Amber.Stardoll- Earlier we posted our list of top 11 women of 2011 and now it’s the boys turn! They’ve caused just as much excitement, drama and dropping jaws as the girls. We bet there is a few of them who probably just want to forget 2011 but also some (Ryan Gosling you know we’re talking about you!) who can look back at this year with a big smile on their faces. The competition has been super hard but check out which 11 male celebrities we think are the most memorable of 2011!
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Fashion is a fiesta in Mexico where originality and colorful clothes contribute to the celebration. Stardoll’s own tikitooGuay1 is one cool fashionista whose sister “ introduced her to Stardoll,” and she has been creating, “unique designs, expressing herself, and improving” ever since. Lucky for us, because her designs are very popular! Inspired by magazines and what’s hot, she is a designer with a flair for knowing what medolls like. When asked about style in Mexico, tikitooGuay1 said fashion should be “original and colorful, wear hats, boots, colorful skirts, shawls and jackets.” For the finishing touch, put a “flower in your hair,” and you are ready for the fiesta. Viva el México! Viva por tikitooGuay1!
- Sabra4390
- Some celebrities just have it, and one of those have got to be Darren Criss. I admit it; I have a crush. He is just one of those super down to earth celebs. I predict that he is going right to the top in 2012.
- Amber.Stardoll
- To refresh your memory we decided to list the most memorable women and men of 2011. Let’s start with the ladies! Some of them are on this list because of their huge success. Others, well Kim Kardashian, are here because of the endless headlines they’ve given us. No matter the reasons, these 11 women are who we will remember from 2011 and are anxious to see what they’ll bring to the table in 2012!
- poohg_1993
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Since the release of StarDesign Jewelry, people have been going wild with creativity.
I'm sure you've seen lots of people wear some form of DIY hairstyle made in there.
What I have here with me today is only a small handful of users who have some creative, unique and beautiful hairstyles made using StarDesign Jewelry. Enjoy!
- Amber.Stardoll
- There isn't a single celebrity who's not out shopping now! One of them, Julia Roberts' niece Emma Roberts, seems to have spent a lot of hard earned money in West Hollywood. By the way, isn't her street style adorable? Love the knit sweater!
Elle.Stardoll
Dana Lorenz
We love the statement pieces that fill Dana Lorenz’s Fenton/Fallon lines for their pretty, punky, and in-your-face-creations. Always a proponent of layering-on the baubles, Lorenz trained her eye at Donna Karan and Gucci, where she learned the importance of mixing mediums. For her, luxury is much more than having the funds to sponsor a healthy shopping addiction—instead, it’s all about the little things in life, like a candlelit bubble bath or a much-needed glass of vino.
ElleGirl
Photo: Splash News
Last week, Editor-in-Chief of the Dutch fashion and lifestyle magazine Jackie resigned in disgrace, after publishing an article that referred to Rihanna as “the ultimate n****ab***h.” Parlour Magazine has an image of the complete article, which continues laying the insults on thick, referring to the pop star’s choice of footwear as “porn heels” and her personal style as ” what’s on can come off. If that means she’ll be on stage half naked, then so be it.” Not only did Eva Hoeke give the hugely offensive article the go-ahead, she also used social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook to make a few not-really-apologetic apologies. She posted on Facebook that “the title of the article was intended as a joke—it was a bad joke, to say the least. And that slipped through my, the editor-in-chief’s, fingers….Furthermore I hope that you all believe there was absolutely no racist motive behind the choice of words.”
- ElleGirl
Diane Von Furstenberg, pre-fall 2011
Diane Von Furstenberg dubbed her pre-fall 2012 collection: “Macadam Diva” (macadam translates to asphalt in French) in homage to the edgy, street-wise urbanite look that was her inspiration. Many of the looks were sophisticated and structured; their edginess attributed to accessories like elbow-length black gloves, knee high black socks, studded bags, and sleek boots. You can make the ’60s chic separates work for you the same way that DVF made them dark and daring: with accessories. By adding fresh, flirty touches you can rock DVF’s pre-fall looks without looking like you’re heading for your first job interview.
Use Your Head
You can take any ’60s glam structured look and add a youthful pop with big bright hair accessories. Hair bows, the bigger the better, can be added to updos or used to held back artfully swept locks. Rocking a short cut? Slip on a headband, like the one below, from the Gap.
- ElleGirl
Imaxtree
During the coldest months, it’s no winter wonderland for our hair, nails and skin. If you’re broke from living large during the holidays, try these DIY remedies that combat harsh winter weather—from head to toe. All these quick fixes can be done in a day, ideal for making the most of all that post-holiday downtime. Why DIY? Beauty products sky rocket in price when the ingredients are all-natural and the balms, salves, or creams are chemical free. Making your own beauty products is better for your body—and your bank account!
