The new comingseason 2011 is marked as the season for the new shapes of nail design gettingmore and more demanded, namely bridge, stilettos, edge and pipe. These nailshapesalmost displaced boring oval,squareand rounded nails.In addition, the stylishpainting, bright flowers and pastes cut a dash for many who long for trendy style to keep of fashion.
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Nail Shape 2011 Bridge, Pipe, Stilettos And Edge
Posted by nik (#2) 453 days ago (http://www.luxemag.org)Dresses - Evolution of Femininity in Classic Style
Posted by nik (#2) 453 days ago (http://www.luxemag.org)
About a hundred years ago the fashion for women experiencedthe revolutionary trend- trousers which almost replaced dresses. Till then theimage of a woman was kept stale since only dresses fit tightly. Today dresses are not used that muchpreferring practical approach to romantic style. However, apparel of today isnothing without the previous experience, both benefits and failure. Classic dressesre
Unusual Tie Clips: the Terrain of Mens Accessories
Posted by nik (#2) 453 days ago (http://www.luxemag.org)
Even fashion-clueless men cannot resist the allure ofjewelry; they still have a touching weakness for the shimmering precious metalsand sparkling gemstones, though probably hidden deep within. Sometimes they inadvertentlyreveal their passion with the flashy watch, diamond studs, or some reallyunusual tie clips. Tie clips or bars, however, are inherently maleaccessories. They clip horizontally acr
The Most Trendy Shoes Autumn-Winter 2011
Posted by nik (#2) 453 days ago (http://www.luxemag.org)
The coming autumn-winterseason 2010-2011 turned to be the mature and at the same time the most realisticfrom the point of view of the basic tendencies of the women’s apparel presentedat runway of the fashion countries. The key subject of the coming winter infashion is the mature femininity and elegance of the classic style which isused by fashion designers deciding against the extravagant d
LFW Preview: Emilio de la Morena
Posted by nancy (#3) 453 days ago (http://www.wmagazine.com)
Emilio de la Morena, known for complex folded, paneled and pleated wares inspired by 20th Century artists, will take a subtly different track this season. The Spanish-born, London-based designer says he is expressing "the emotional lives" of artists he admires though his Fall 2011 collection, describing it as introspective and personal. De la Morena gives W insight into his designs for the upcomi
LFW Preview: Richard Nicoll
Posted by nancy (#3) 453 days ago (http://www.wmagazine.com)
Richard Nicoll's signature understated, pristine and optimistic vision is always refreshing - and this season, expect no less. The sanguine designer renowned for his deft tailoring and conceptual approach says he is, "feeling ready to embrace the new and unknown... I am leaving the cocoon of stability and routine, and I think this is reflected in my collection." Nicoll, also Creative Director at
New York Fashion Week Roundup: Top Ten Hats
Posted by nancy (#3) 453 days ago (http://www.wmagazine.com)
As the W editor in charge of the millinery market, I am always on the lookout for great hats on the runway. New York's F/W 2011 collections did not disappoint in the hat department, serving up a range of inspired styles. From 70s wide brims at Tommy Hilfiger to Spanish boleros at DVF and miniature berets at Marc Jacobs, here are my top ten hat looks.Chris BenzDKNYDVFJason WuKate SpadeMarc by Marc
LFW Preview: Mary Katrantzou
Posted by nancy (#3) 453 days ago (http://www.wmagazine.com)
Describing her own audacious wares as, "Surreal feats of imagination, engineered around the female figure and realized with hyper-real clarity," London-based fashion designer Mary Katrantzou has understandably made a name for herself. Renowned for her trademark show-stopping trompe l'oeil prints, this season Katrantzou is trying her hand at something new—creating her first 'fashion-focused'
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