Marzec 2012
Elle.Stardoll
Justin Bieber released his new single this morning. In “Boyfriend,” he offers to be everything from Buzz Lightyear to the perfect gentleman. Most girls would probably just like him to be Justin Bieber. Anyway, click through to listen. We can’t wait to hear Sophia Grace cover this on Ellen.
- Elle.Stardoll
Looks from Goff's collection, as well as the designer herself, far right. CHARLESTON—When twenty-three-year old Savannah, Georgia resident Hannah Goff’s bold collection exploded onto the runway, camera lights went off like mini supernovas of excitement; the young North Carolina State University alumnus easily won Charleston Fashion Week’s Emerging Designer competition. Since 2006, Charleston’s unique Fashion Week has been dedicated to breaking the mold. The event’s creative director, Ayoka Lucas, has taken it on herself to find the next Proenza Schouler or Alexander Wang. Fully aware that the New York route is often expensive and challenging, she states, “It really is a great introduction for them [the designers] into the industry, which is a challenging industry to get into, so I am really proud of the emerging designer component; we are seeing talent from the entire east coast.” In many ways, the competition’s the hinge of the week. Five finalists showcase their collections over as many nights, four showcase their full collections on Saturday night and one is invited back to compete for the coveted Emerging Designer title. Celebrity judges Lindsey Carter, local designer of Troubadour, K. Cooper Ray, designer of Social Primer, Cameron Silver, owner of Decades Boutique, Fern Mallis, Chris Benz, Vanessa Lachey and ELLE’s own Anne Slowey chose Goff from the twenty finalists and 180 applicants. Benz got his wish, expressed earlier in the week, as he looked for bold color down the runway, “I think it is so great that the designers are not afraid to use color.” The crafted textiles and hand-woven garments could not be overlooked, and as Benz said, “that is very difficult to do.” Goff exemplified this, telling a story with her pieces. Deriving her inspiration from the modern woman straddling life as a homemaker and a businesswoman, she created her own prints and enhanced them by manipulating the fabric with careful pleating and tapering. With vibrant colors and shoulders evoking an armor-like masculinity, she was careful to balance them with feminine skirts and fine lines. As Mallis said, “In the bigger [fashion] weeks it is so hard to be noticed, and this is the opportunity to shine.” And shine she did. Looks from Goff's collection, as well as the designer herself, far right. CHARLESTON—When twenty-three-year old Savannah, Georgia resident Hannah Goff’s bold collection exploded onto the runway, camera lights went off like mini supernovas of excitement; the young North Carolina State University alumnus easily won Charleston Fashion Week’s Emerging Designer competition. Since 2006, Charleston’s unique Fashion Week has been dedicated to breaking the mold. The event’s creative director, Ayoka Lucas, has taken it on herself to find the next Proenza Schouler or Alexander Wang. Fully aware that the New York route is often expensive and challenging, she states, “It really is a great introduction for them [the designers] into the industry, which is a challenging industry to get into, so I am really proud of the emerging designer component; we are seeing talent from the entire east coast.” In many ways, the competition’s the hinge of the week. Five finalists showcase their collections over as many nights, four showcase their full collections on Saturday night and one is invited back to compete for the coveted Emerging Designer title. Celebrity judges Lindsey Carter, local designer of Troubadour, K. Cooper Ray, designer of Social Primer, Cameron Silver, owner of Decades Boutique, Fern Mallis, Chris Benz, Vanessa Lachey and ELLE’s own Anne Slowey chose Goff from the twenty finalists and 180 applicants. Benz got his wish, expressed earlier in the week, as he looked for bold color down the runway, “I think it is so great that the designers are not afraid to use color.” The crafted textiles and hand-woven garments could not be overlooked, and as Benz said, “that is very difficult to do.” Goff exemplified this, telling a story with her pieces. Deriving her inspiration from the modern woman straddling life as a homemaker and a businesswoman, she created her own prints and enhanced them by manipulating the fabric with careful pleating and tapering. With vibrant colors and shoulders evoking an armor-like masculinity, she was careful to balance them with feminine skirts and fine lines. As Mallis said, “In the bigger [fashion] weeks it is so hard to be noticed, and this is the opportunity to shine.” And shine she did.
Amber.Stardoll- We know you guys LOVE 'The Hunger Games', and just in time to this premiere-weekend, we got something hilarious for you! This is an awesome mashup of the electronic beats of Rihanna's hit "We Found Love" and words based on the Katniss-Peeta relationship. You have to check out this "We Found Love" parody, we bet you HG-fans gonna love it! Check out the video below!
- Amber.Stardoll
- We spotted Katie Holmes carrying her daughter Suri''s giant cuddly toy on a family day out yesterday! Katie couldn't have looked happier! Aw, Suri is such a cutie! She looked lovely, too in a stunning frilly blue and lavender floral dress with a matching tailored jacket and silver pumps. Sweet!
- Amber.Stardoll
- Thanks to Twitter, we get a daily glimpse into the lives of some of our favorite celebrities. We can't get enough of it! Whether they're tweeting about food, family or photoshoot's they keep us thoroughly entertained, and glued, to Twitter. Click on the pictures to check out the top 10 twitpics of the week!
- Amber.Stardoll
- We just spotted Heidi Klum and her family spend the day together at The Grove in West Hollywood. Heidi and her mother Erna Klum took her boys, Johan and Henry Samuel, to Karate practice with daughter Leni before she heading to a Louis Vuitton store. In other words - a perfect Sunday!
- Elle.Stardoll
Sarah Jessica Parker and Vanessa Paradis in Tokyo for Chanel. Photo: Getty Images So why was Karl Lagerfeld giving a press conference in Tokyo? Because it’s the first stop on Chanel’s Little Black Jacket tour. The book, Lagerfeld’s latest endeavor, features over 100 portraits of women donning one of Chanel’s greatest hits. Though it features celebs like Sarah Jessica Parker and Dakota Fanning interpreting the jacket based on their own style, the designer told Tim Blanks that its his portrait of Hudson Kroenig (the only three-year old on Chanel’s runway this season) that’s his favorite. Lagerfeld wrote the book with Carine Roitfeld, who appears on its cover, and is celebrating with three days worth of festivities. Though it doesn’t come out until later this year, the book’s already spawned a second showing of Chanel’s haute couture collection, a dinner, and an exhibition of the photos in the book, the latter of which will be open in Tokyo through April 15th. After that, it heads to New York before making seven more international stops, each of which will be freshly feted.
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- Każda z tych sukienek jest inspiracją znanego projektanta. Jedne z nich są klasyczne i doskonale pasują na poważne wieczory, zaś drugie zupełnie inne: krótkie oraz idealne do wyjścia na miasto. Z resztą same zobaczcie.
- Amber.Stardoll
- Kim Kardashian recently opened up about her 72 day marriage to Kris Humphries when she was interviewed by Jay Leno. They were married just a few months after dating even though her family advised her not to go through with it, "I'm a person, when I'm in love, you can't tell me anything. And you gotta go through it yourself. So, I did what I believed in doing, and sometimes you don't want to hear what your family has to say," Kim explained. Kim and Kris are still going through their divorce, it's pretty messy. But Kim said that if she were do it all over again, she probably would've done the same, "You look back and you're like, 'OK, that was a sign,' or, you know, 'Maybe I should have listened to them.' But, I wouldn't have been who I am today had I not gone through that." Even though Kim followed her heart, sometimes it pays to listen to your family. (omgyahoo)
- Elle.Stardoll
The future of film lies in Nicole Richie's hands... Photo: Getty Images
In an era where teenagers worship celebs’ online rants, it’s rather timely that Sofia Coppola would open her newest flick, The Bling Ring, with a quote from loquacious tweeter, Nicole Richie. While there’s no word on which of Richie’s zingers sets the scene, the move’s an interesting one for the indie director best known for stylized cinematography and lethargic pacing. Starring Emma Watson, Taissa Farmiga and Leslie Mann, Bling profiles a group of teens that pilfered nearly $3 million worth of jewelry, cash and designer clothing from celebrities including Paris Hilton, Orlando Bloom and Rachel Bilson in 2008 and 2009. And though we’ll have to wait until next year to solve this pressing mystery, there are plenty of other engaging film plots to be born from Ms. Richie’s endless stream of consciousness. Without further ado, our favorites: “The early bird might catch the worm, but I bet it also needs a ton of under eye concealer” – Nicole Richie, July 2011 Blake, Just Barely Blake (Demi Lovato) is surviving her junior year at art school when she befriends mysterious Gregg (Kieran Culkin), who exposes her to Diablo Cody movies, Edward Sharpe cover bands and synthetic pot. “Life just makes so much more sense with black framed glasses on…” – Nicole Richie, January 2012 Tapas at Barneys CO-OP This Breakfast at Tiffany‘s reboot features Lily Collins as Holli Golightleigh, an F.I.T. student by day, D.J. by night, whose magpie sensibility is turned upside down after developing a terrible cat allergy. “Mark my words, my rap career [is] on the rise.” – Nicole Richie, February 2012 VH1 Driven: Drake A documentary on the incendiary rapper featuring never-before-seen footage of Aubrey Drake Graham spitting rhymes on the Toronto set of Degrassi: The Next Generation while being fitted for Jimmy Brooks’ wheelchair. “No grandma, I don’t think you’re ready for bikini season.” – Nicole Richie, February 2012 Hour Glass After discovering a disparaging journal entry from her granddaughter, an emboldened Greta (Helen Mirren) vows to sport a bikini at the annual July Fourth family reunion. “I woke up today knowing everything about everything.” – Nicole Richie, November 2011 Untitled James Franco Project
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