4月 2011
Isobel.Stardoll
KRAFTWERK. It’s time to hit the scene a-glaze, in full style effect (good riddance, heavy coats!) now that spring is in bloom. Looking to the future, we’ve combined stunning, graphic prints in trompe l’oeil detail with endless WOW factor in our new Icing on the Cake collection. Don’t miss standout pieces that will secure you as the talk of all punch-filled garden parties and spring events!
Why not take the cake with these fascinating dresses and ultra-cute spring wardrobe essentials? Decorate yourself!
Amber.Stardoll- Get your Spring/Summer inspiration right here, straight from the stars who know that they are doing. These ladies blended some classics, added some funky touches of their own and are bringing fashion forward in everything they do, whether its for an interview like Eva Longoria, or just a walk on the street like Whitney Port!
- Amber.Stardoll
- They all have a personal style and is not afraid to experiment and try out new trends. Sometimes they dazzles the us with their beauty on the red carpet, and sometimes they'r really hot also in their ordinary clothes. What do you prefer, the stars a bit more relaxed style or their red carpet style?
- Amber.Stardoll
- The classic style has never been more right. The bouffant barnet style should be just in the perfect line between perfect and messy. Match the hairstyle with a pair of smoky eyes, a dazzling smile, your sexiest Lbd and you will be the hottest girl in town! Just watch and learn from these stars!
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- A Julian Stardoll PICK
Nicholas Nevius and his best pal Jude are two curious, adventure-seeking boys who secretly love to be scared. One sunny afternoon, Nicholas the free-spirit and Jude the serious- minded, set out on a quest to explore a foreboding, mysterious place atop a distant, mist-shrouded hill ...
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Photo: Retna
The evidence just keeps piling up that music and fashion assemble just as deliciously as peanut butter and jelly. Drenched perpetually in black, you may be hard pressed to find much pigment in this Swedish style icon’s wardrobe, but Lykke Li’s monochromatic and distinct style is attracting the spotlight. Just like her music, understated but inescapably catchy, her ensembles are always unique and never overdone. The Nordic songstress’ vocal chords may produce an ethereal sound, but the girl’s style is dark an edgy. Without employing color or Lady Gaga styled extravagance, the Lykke Li style is one that speaks for itself. Check out our favorite looks after the jump!
- ElleGirl
Marc Jacobs spring 2011, Imaxtree.
Liza Minelli, Bianca Jagger and Jerry Hall have all conquered the wide-leg trouser and sleek jumpsuit back in the day. Now, for spring 2011, designers like Diane von Furstenberg (a former disco queen herself), Marc Jacobs, and Gucci are bringing back the lost era of outlandish partying and style with retro tributes such as flowing maxi dresses, big shoes and even bigger hair. If you’re putting together a scene worthy outfit, here’s what to consider:
Longevity: When dressing with the ’70s in mind, it can be difficult to look like you came from Studio 54 and not a laughable B-movie. Some versions of the trend, like the highest of high-rise pants, are firm period pieces, so don’t count on them to be in fashion even a season from now. For example, look out for boot-cut in fall 2011. But others, like vibrant stripes, are always reinterpreted season to season.
Wearability: These looks range from the challenging (wide belts) to the simple (bold prints). So no matter what you’re comfortable wearing, there’s always a way to inject a little funk into your daily wardrobe.
Personality: The ’70s was all about glam. Can any of us forget those images of women in plunging necklines and towering platforms shaking it on the dance floor? If you need to tone it down for your own style and day-to-day life, try flashes of glitz like gold lamé accents, floppy hats or chunky, piled-on bangles. Though we see nothing wrong with running errands in a full-on look from Cleopatra Jones. Save vs. Splurge?: Save. Era dressing is better served in small portions. To get in on the trend, look for wild accessories at high street prices. But in the decadence of the ’70s speaks to you, buy clothing that can transition beyond the hype with a little styling.
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Yigal Azrouël, Imaxtree
In a season typically dominated by neutrals, designers added a punch of color with Crayola-colored pants. On the runway, separates came in every color of the rainbow, but street style-wise, red and pink seems to be the color of choice. Whatever color you pick, this is one trend you can wear now with a sheer tank and sandals and later with a sweater and heels. Here are our picks:
Photo: Courtesy of Diesel. Diesel jeans, $140
Photo: Courtesy of Delia's. Delia’s jeans, $15
Photo: Courtesy of Asos. Cheap Monday jeans, $45
Photo: Courtesy of Urban Outfitters. BDG jeans, $59
Photo: Courtesy of ASOS. ASOS flared jeans, $63
- Elle.Stardoll
Photo: Oscar de la Renta
Oscar de la Renta opened this morning’s bridal show with a bikini—like starting with the honeymoon and working backwards. Other than that, the show was a traditional presentation of what de la Renta does best. His showroom, on Seventh Avenue, was full of budding cherry blossoms and a classic waltz and he sent out a parade of dresses—down an aisle, naturally—covered in delicate floral embroidery and white lace. A bohemian looking silk organza caftan topped the bikini; after it came ruffled trains paired with bolero jackets, a knee-length strapless white dress with a rabbit fur skirt, and cotton-candy colored blue and pink organza pieces in both long and short. Almost everything was topped off with veiled Patricia Underwood hats that’d work as well at a garden wedding or Ascot as they would on a bride. And though “classic” is the word best used to describe the collection as a whole, de la Renta included just enough non-traditional silhouettes to gain a more modern bride’s interest. Whether you’re looking for Witherspoon-pink or Middleton-tradition, de la Renta has you covered.
- Amber.Stardoll
- Angelina has just launched another jewelry collection, but this time its not all snake bracelets and necklaces! She has gone all classy and artistic for a good cause! The collection is called "Jolie Style" and Angie collaborated with designer Robert Procop and its so amazing, it was even put in a museum in Beverly Hils for display! Before you get excited, the display is by invitation only and all the profit made from the sale of the exclusive pieces will go to Angie's charity Education Partnership for Children of Conflict. Here is a video clip showing off the jewels. They are typical Angie, now that she is all grown up and classy. Would you wear these?
