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- Fashion Commentator Glynis Traill-Nash On The Fall 2011 Haute Couture Highlights.
- Kate Upton Sexy For Sobe Try Everything Campaign
- Sophie Reade Hot in Nuts Magazine (July 2011)
- Worth 1000: 15 Fantastic Photo-Edited Dream Home Ideas
- Nail Designs For Party Season
- Creative Cubic Shaped House
- Zara Boys Summer 2011 Lookbook
| Fashion Commentator Glynis Traill-Nash On The Fall 2011 Haute Couture Highlights. Posted: 11 Jul 2011 02:03 AM PDT
Who ever said couture was a dying art? Sure, only a very few can afford its particular brand of beauty, but there was amazing scope and vision this time around. From first-timers to seasoned veterans, these designers sent out some of the most talked-about shows during Paris haute couture week…
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| Kate Upton Sexy For Sobe Try Everything Campaign Posted: 10 Jul 2011 10:04 PM PDT Kate Upton Sexy For Sobe Try Everything Campaign
If you’ve never tried SoBe water, the sexy video of Kate Upton behind the scenes of the “Sobe – Try Everything” commercial shoot will most certainly get you wanting to go out and buy a case load of this stuff cause Kate Upton can sell anything as long as she gives you her sexy look, and if she’s wearing a sexy bikini even better! The new commercial shows us the sexy yet playful side of the American super model. If you were to face Kate in a stare-off contest, where would you look? Down her generous cleavage or straight in her baby blue eyes? Well since we can’t all be lucky enough to star alongside Kate Upton in an ad, so take a look at some sexy behind the scenes pictures and video of Kate Upton for SoBe. Psst…. just so you know, Kate doesn’t just look good in lingerie, she’s also gonna design it. It’s official, this gorgeous blonde will create her own collection of swimwear for Beach Bunny, and just between you and us, it was bound to happen sooner or later… so stay tuned, we might even see her pose in her own sexy creations.
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| Sophie Reade Hot in Nuts Magazine (July 2011) Posted: 10 Jul 2011 02:09 PM PDT Sophie Reade Hot in Nuts Magazine (July 2011)
Hold on to your seats and buckle on cause it’s gonna be a hot ride. The sexy and voluptuous Sophie Reade is showing off some skin and we just love it cause she sure looks good topless. This sexy blond gets every man’s head spinning cause she’s hot and she knows it, so take a peek at these fiery pictures of Sophie Reade topless for Nuts Magazine, July 2011 issue. Also, be sure to see the hot and sexy video of her for Nuts. Enjoy!
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| Worth 1000: 15 Fantastic Photo-Edited Dream Home Ideas Posted: 10 Jul 2011 02:08 PM PDT Would would your dream house look like if you could create architecture without structural limits, geographical borders and cost or client boundaries? It might look something like the myriad creations of Worth1000 users made for a photo-editing contest series aptly hybridizing the terms ‘bizarre’ and ‘architecture’. Take structural integrity out of the equation and one can construct a sky-scraping sand castle the likes of which the world has never seen. Subtract gravity and cool cantilevered volumes can now literally float up into the air, mingling with cloud layers above. (Via Bizarrchitecture 3) Material remixes are popular as well, with submissions that combine ultramodern architecture and ice flows, or water towers and castles, stone caves and prefab pods and more. (Via Bizarrchitecture 4) Architectural hybrids turn familiar structures into novel forms, converting known sculptures into giant-sized dwellings, for instance, or infusing a famous building, with active red-hot volcanic mass. (Via Bizarrchitecture 7) While you may not see an upside-down home with a private helipad, or an underwater dwelling with wood siding anytime soon, practicing architects could stand to learn a thing or two from such periodic forays into fantastical and physically impossible design. More such adventurous explorations and fantasy illustrations of built environments and dream dwellings can be found at Worth1000. Keep Going – Check out this Great Related Dornob Article: Edit your submission
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| Posted: 10 Jul 2011 02:01 PM PDT Party season nail art trends ideas through the glam repertoire of manicure, makes you stay on trend with the up-and-coming beauty waves.
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| Posted: 10 Jul 2011 02:00 PM PDT The studio Agraz Arquitectos has designed this house called “House HG.” With over 500 square meters of space, this home offers an interesting design in the form of a cube. Construction located in Zapopan, Mexico to discover later in the article.
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| Zara Boys Summer 2011 Lookbook Posted: 10 Jul 2011 06:01 AM PDT Zara kids clothes are quite fashionable and will really add beauty to the appearance of your kids. Check out the Zara Boys Summer 2011 Collection.
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By Fashion Commentator Glynis Trail Nash
Call it the Black Swan effect, but this dance-themed collection put a balletic spin on some of Gaultier’s most classic pieces; no-one does a pin-stripe suit or a trench like him, especially when there are bursts of tulle involved when you least expect it. Mostly the references were a little veiled: tulle layers peeked out from beneath full skirts and hooded cloaks retained a sense of drama. Elsewhere they were a little more obvious, such as a black mini-tutu with biker-inspired jacket. Fur and feathers also went flying down the catwalk, trimming everything from coats to necklines worthy of an evil queen onstage.
The first couture show by John Galliano’s right-hand man, Bill Gaytten, was on the mark of occasion. There were certain Galliano traits in evidence (plenty of drama), and the overall styling was as over-the-top as ever, thanks to the usual crack team behind the scenes. But it was also considered a bit of a mish-mash. One minute there were New Look-inspired bar jackets, the next ’70s-inspired day dresses and maxis in wild prints, then floral appliqués sprouted forth willy nilly. And the gowns went from full-skirted ball gowns (albeit slightly lacking in the usual Galliano gravitas) to an alarming striped, pleated maxi dress.
Giorgio Armani’s homage to Japan was a beautiful marriage of tradition and looking to the future. The collection was largely underpinned in black, accented with bold colour and prints, including those inspired by kimono fabrics, such as cherry blossoms and waves, as well as a simple fan print in black and white. Obi belts cinched waists in true kimono style. Particularly sweet were the printed trouser ensembles with wrap tops.
By all reports, Azzedine Alaïa was one of the highlights of the week, presenting his first couture show and his first show of any sort in eight years. There was apparently even a standing ovation at the end, no mean feat for jaded fashion front rows. As is always the case for Alaïa, everything was an homage to the female form, even the coat dresses that in someone else’s hands might have been clunky and unflattering; the tier-skirted column dresses managed the same feat. And aside from the exquisite brocade finale gowns, my pick is a shorter hooded dress with short sleeves and a fluted, furry skirt. A true artist.
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