Maaliskuu 2012

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    Sometimes we're just in the mood the cuddle up on the couch, eat a pint of ice cream, and watch a really sad movie. Don't ask us why, it's just one of those things. So if you're in the mood to bawl, check out our top ten saddest movies ever.


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    Celebrities love making extra money, and the easiest way for them to earn some cash on the side is by doing commercials. Click on the pics and check out celebs like Rihanna and Justin Bieber who work a bit extra on the side.



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    We spotted Sophia Bush being ambushed by a fan! Poor girl, all she wants to do is grocery shop! Give her some peace!

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    At left, Thierry Mugler's 1997 Insect collection, at right, Nicola Formichetti's fall 2012 collection for Mugler. Photo: Getty Images

    If last night’s Mugler collection looked familiar, it’s because Nicola Formichetti, presenting his third collection for the brand, was quite inspired by the archives of Thierry Mugler. The show’s notes specifically reference the 1997 Insect collection pictured at left, a show that obviously influenced the clothes, as well as the fringed nail tips, futuristic head gear, complicated walking patterns and mixed materials.  The notes call the archives “a place for the female ideal in superhuman proportions.”  You might not have to be superhuman to wear the dresses Formichetti showed last night—usually bodycon with cocoon shaped overlays, laser cut peplums and fringe—but you probably can’t be the girl next door either.
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    PARIS—As if to hammer home the Medieval theme of his fall collection, Guillame Henry staged Carven’s show in a beautiful convent in St. Germain this morning. The collection was full of what have become classic Carven silhouettes in the three years Henry’s led the house: nipped waists and full skirts, cropped jackets and short suits, but there were also fresh halter-neck shapes and balloon-like cocktail dresses with bouncing shoulders. “We really analyzed how they were dressed at that time,” Henry said after the show, referring to the Middle Ages.  “We thought, ‘Oh they look gorgeous! But how can we make them cool?’ That was the idea.” The young designer’s Medieval inspiration didn’t stop there, “Let’s talk about Hieronymus de Bosch, [Pieter] Bruegel for example,” he said when asked about the bright prints on skirts and crisp button down tops.  “In terms of colors, shapes and prints it was all about that.” If, for some reason, you aren’t swept away by the Dutch master-inspired prints (in which case, really? Look again!), you might be tempted by the laser cut suede dresses in black, navy and olive green that emulate the not-too-sweet, totally French girl Henry knows so well.
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    We spotted Olivia Wilde looking perfectly casual chic in a black and white striped maxi dress with a cool, leather jacket. We love her style, she knows street style better than any other celeb!

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    It seems like our favorite fashionistas only ever wear heels, but that's not entirely true! Even the real It Girls own a pair of Converse shoes! They go with everything from shorts, dresses, and jeans. Click on the pictures to be inspired by stars that wear Converse.



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    Hey dollies! Today, I am starting a new Star Blog segment about Stardoll's history. In this post, I will be starting off the segment with a story about how we earned free stardollars before starcoins were created, and why we have the store BASICS in starplaza. Here's the story:

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    Courtesy of Viktor Luna Season after season we continue to see Project Runway designers make impressive marks at New York Fashion Week. Mexico-born  Viktor Luna, a finalist from last season, sent futuristic prints down the spring 2012 runway during the show’s Season 9 finale. For fall, Luna showcased his signature designs in a presentation styled by ANTM’s veteran judge Nolé Marin. The 31-year-old emerging designer embraced his rock-girl aesthetic throughout this collection. As a Fashion Institute of Technology graduate, Luna’s design background is apparent in his sharp blazers, and polished leathers and furs that are all tailored to perfection. His contrasting color palette of black onyx and rich textiles accentuated the collection’s silk-screened bottoms as if they were taken directly out of a work of art. The collection—with its edgy kaleidoscopic prints—is a solid sneak peek at what the most stylish personalities will be wearing this fall, or year-round for that matter. We can’t wait to see what’s next on the horizon for Luna!
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    Alber Elbaz is celebrating a decade at Lanvin with a party directly after his fashion show tomorrow, but he told WWD he has trouble coming up with highlights from the past ten years: “No proudest achievements. Nothing is ever enough for me. I’m always thinking what is wrong, what needs to be fixed. I feel 10 years older, but no more relaxed.” He can sum up his design mantra, however: “I always say, “If you can’t eat it, it’s not food, and if you can’t wear it, it’s not fashion, it is something else.” As for his view on celebrity dressing: “I’m against running after celebrities. If they want us, they will know where to find us. … I let them have the choice to come or not come, to be or not to be.”
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