Michelle Obama GETS AN A IN FASHION FOR INAUGURAL DAY

Michelle Obama Inaugural Day Fashion

 

 

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All eyes were on Michelle Obama's fashion as it was "top secret" on what she would wear to the Inauguration and what she would wear to the Inauguration Ball, even the designers didn't know until the moment she was revealed on T.V.  

 

For Thom Browne, he hit the fashion lottery jackpot yesterday, as the first lady wore a beautiful navy-silk jacquard checkered pattern coat and dress, custom-designed for her.  He found out while in Paris when he began seeing messages.    In a phone interview, he said it was overwhelming, adding its one of those things you never forget!  He was invited to submit ideas months ago.

 

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For the designer Jason Wu, he got to experience de ja vu, as The First Lady wore a beautiful, red, loose-fit, one-shoulder velvet-chiffon gown.  She had already worn a white gown he designed in 2009 at The Inauguration Ball, which catapulted Jason's career.  Many fashion critics thought she was going to wear a blue dress and wear an unknown designer, but still agreed, her choice was a great, safe choice.

 

Jason says he thought red would be a great color for her because it was a "confident color for her and it was his first instinct."    Jason didn't find out she was going to wear the custom-made gown until she appeared on R.V.  Last night, he tweeted #InShock!  She also paired the outfit with a pair of Jimmy Choo shoes.

 

For all the designer's she wore yesterday, their work will live in history as all the fashions will be go on display in the National Museum.

 

 

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Cindy Crawford: BEAUTIFUL AUSSIE MADISON

Cindy Crawford Australia Madison

 

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Cindy Crawford Still Has It in Madison

 

Cindy Crawford was one of the hottest and most wanted supermodels of the 90's and she still looks hotter than ever on Australia's Madison.  The 46-year-old beauty looks chic and modern in the eclectic spread.  

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Since her days as a top supermodel, Cindy has grown her own empire with her own home furniture line and her Meaningful Beauty Skincare line.  She still continues to get magazine spreads even when at age when fashion models career seem to be over.  Go Cindy!!!!!

 

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Gisele Bundchen: Haper’s Bazaar HAPPY NOVEMBER

Gisele Bundchen Harper's Bazaar November 2012

 

 

Gisele Bundchen Harper's Bazaar

 

Top Model Gisele Bundchen looks happy and radiant on the cover of Harper's Bazaar Brazil November 2012.  The photos were shot by famed photographer Terry Richardson.  The magazine is celebrating its first year in publication and choose to go big by getting the beautiful Brazilian model.  G pouts flirtatiously at the camera as she nibbles icing from cupcakes and indulges with extremely red lipstick.  Gisele is currently pregnant with her second child.  Recently, another famous photographer credits his fight and belief in her at the begining of her career to get the modeling industry to love Gisele.  Mario Testiono stated that in the begining of G's career, nobody wanted to touch her giving reasons about her nose being to this and her breast being to that.  It turns out he was right, now the fashion world can't get enough of her.  Happy Birthday Harper's Brazil!

 

 

 

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Joan Smalls Sam Riley: DAZED AND CONFUSED

Joan Smalls Sam Riley: DAZED AND CONFUSED

 

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Joan Smalls Sam Riley Dazed and Confused Magazine

Joan Smalls and Sam Riley covers Dazed and Confused Magazine.  The issue titled "The Temptation Issue" was shot by photographer Sean+Seng.   Some of the fashions that adorned the pairs bodies are Prada, Diesel, Valentino, and Louis Vuitton.  

 

 

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Robyn Lawley Making Ralph Lauren HISTORY

Robyn Lawley Making Ralph Lauren HISTORY 

 

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Robyn Lawley Ralph Lauren 

Plus-sized model Robyn Lawley continues to made strides in the fashion industry as she has become the first plus-sized model to be featured in Ralph Lauren ad campaigns.  Ralph Lauren has been known through the years for hiring and photoshopping thin models in their ads, but over the past few months, people have been calling for a new interpretation of fashion industry standards put forth to women.  The 23-year-old is a size 12, which is considered larger for the high-fashion standards, which normally focuses on women between size 0-4.  She admitted that she used to be told to lose weight and she says it was a struggle to maintain a small size.  She has been featured on numerous and prestigious fashion magazines such as Vogue Italia.  Congrats to Robyn Lawley!

 

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What Were They Thinking: Adidas Won’t SELL “SLAVE” SHOE

What Were They Thinking: Adidas Won't SELL "SLAVE" SHOE

 

 

 

Adidas has decided against selling The JayHouse Roundhouse Mid amid the backlash they have received.  The shoes are purple and orange and have "shackles" that fit around the ankle of the person wearing the shoes.  The company posted the picture of the shoe to their Facebook, June 14, and the criticism and comment they received were anything but positive. Other blogs compared the shackles on the shoes to those African slaves wore in the 19th century.   Comments ranged from "offensive", and some calling the shoes "slavewear" and saying the company sunk to new lows.

 

In the beginning the company defended the shoe and the shoe's designer with a statement:

 

The design of the JS Roundhouse Mids is about nothing more than the designer, Jeremy Scott's, outrageous and unique take on fashion and has nothing to do with slavery. Jeremy Scott is renowned as a designer whose style is quirky and lighthearted, and his previous shoe designs for adidas Originals have, for example, included panda heads and Mickey Mouse. Any suggestion that this is linked to slavery is untruthful.

 

Maybe with all the criticism they couldn't take the heat and late decided to not pursue selling the shoe and issued this statement:

 

“The design of the JS Roundhouse Mid is nothing more than the designer Jeremy Scott’s outrageous and unique take on fashion and has nothing to do with slavery,” the statement said. “We apologize if people are offended by the design and we are withdrawing our plans to make them available in the marketplace.”

 

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Selena Gomez Introducting Selena Gomez

Selena Gomez Introducing Selena Gomez

 

 

 

19-year-old Selena Gomez is slowly shedding her kiddie image.   Promotions for her new fragrance Selena Gomez and she did a very sexy ad. She shot the in an aquarium tank in a beautiful, purple flowy dress.  Selena asked her fans to help on the design and smell of the fragrance.  Selena says of the fragrance:

 

Selena told Us Weekly "I wanted it to be tall so it stands out."  "The design of the bottle is almost like a gown so it represents me on the carpet. The lips are fun…it makes it more youthful and you can play with it."
 
 
The fragrance will be available in May at Macy's and macys.com between $35-$55 dollars.  In August it will become available at Nordstrom, Ulta, Dillard's, Bonton and SSI.
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Christiane King: Celebrity Chat With Christiane King

Christiane King: Celebrity Chat With Christiane King

 

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In the competitive world of fashion, designer Christiane King is one to watch.  She was born in the Cote d’lvorie ( The Ivory Coast) where she earned a Bachelors Degree in International Trade in the city of Abidjan, but she quickly realized she was more drawn to fashion.  The opportunity presented itself for her to participate in the very popular reality show Project Runway. We had a chance to catch up with Christiane and ask her a few questions:

 

1)  How long have you been designing?

I have been designing professionally for about 6 years ever since graduating with a B.A. from Woodbury University in Los Angeles.

 

2)   What designers from past or present influence your work?  Did design come naturally to you?

The designers who have been influential in my life are Yves Saint Laurent for his tailored looks and John Paul Gaultier for his use of bright colors. Both designers have completely different styles, but have greatly impacted my creative thinking and artistic ability to make unique designs.

 

3)   Your work is incredible.  For those who may not know, you were chosen for “Project Runway”.  How did that make you feel?  How would you say being on “Project Runway” changed your life?

Being on Project Runway was definitely a very interesting experience. Although the outcome was unexpected and not as favorable as I wanted it to be, the experience of being on the show gave me the opportunity to grow and expand in many directions. It allowed me to share my vision and creative sense with others in a global way. I learned so much in regards to who I am as a designer and how I can give back to others through fashion. Through that experience, I also learned to believe in myself regardless of any criticisms and keep moving forward.

 

4)   You design for celebrities.  Have you always wanted to design for celebrities?  Can you name some of the celebrities you have designed for?

It’s always an honor to have a celebrity wear one of my dresses to a well-publicized event. It gives the brand some great exposure. Some of the celebrities that have worn my designs so far are Ashley Tisdale, Teri Hatcher, Lisa Raye, and Shaun Robinson.

 

5)  Where do you see yourself and your company brand in five year?

I would like to see my label become a household name throughout generations and continue to create designs that are in tune with women’s wardrobe needs.

 

6)  What do you use for inspiration on each design?  (e.g. environment, current fads)

I truly enjoy nature and I draw a great deal of my inspiration from the outdoors. But the woman’s body is my greatest inspiration.

 

7)   Do you have a certain element that's signature to all your designs?

My signature look is a piece that embodies three characteristics: Feminine, flirty with an organic twist. I definitely like a “girly” look and flowers really speak to me right now.  So you’re most likely to see a ruffled or flower-inspired piece in most of my collections.

 

8)  We would like to offer a bit of advice to our audience who may be aspiring to pursue a career in design.  What tips can you offer to any aspiring designer out there?

First and foremost, I think it is really important for anyone who chooses to become a fashion designer to be passionate about this field. The fashion business is very competitive and cutthroat. It is not all the glitz and glamour it is often made to look like, but instead it is a lot of hard work. You also have to be able to build a tough skin to filter through all the criticism (good or bad) that you will receive throughout your career. Be persistent and believe in your self, never give up and never forget who you are!

 

For more information about Christiane King and her designs visit her official website at http://www.ChristianeKing.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

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