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- Perfumes Collection 2011 For Men
- Zooey Deschanel: We Are Not Loving the Ruffled Neckline!
- Classic Moments: Givenchy 1950s
- Fall Winter 2011-12 Fashion Trend
- Beyonce Knowles Colorful and Hot In Complex Magazine
- Gucci Fall Winter 2011 Kids Ready To Wear
- Celebrity Pilots
- Fashion Fails of the Week: Julianne Moore, Zooey Deschanel & Olivia Munn
- EcoSalon at Stockholm Fashion Week: Josefin Strid Breaks Gender Barriers
| Perfumes Collection 2011 For Men Posted: 20 Aug 2011 02:00 AM PDT Perfumes are popular with the young and old. Perfumes have been in use since ancient times. It makes person self-confident and attract other people towards you. Smelling good is every human being's vital need. There are numbers of different perfumes available in market so It is a matter of confusion to find which on is right for our [...]  Edit your submission
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| Zooey Deschanel: We Are Not Loving the Ruffled Neckline! Posted: 19 Aug 2011 10:03 PM PDT We certainly love Zooey Deschanel. She’s a pretty face, a wonderful actress, and an iconic fashionista. However, she does have her own fashion flubs in the quest to be different, such as this Moschino mess of a dress.
At the premiere of her latest flick, “Our Idiot Brother,” Zooey sported a black and white Moschino frock with a ruffled neck and waistline. Needless to say, the neckline is very annoying, and with the right colors she would pass for a court jester and not an actress. The Old Hollywood side bun also didn’t do her any favors, as it only made her look matronly than ever. Photos by Wenn.com Edit your submission
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| Classic Moments: Givenchy 1950s Posted: 19 Aug 2011 10:01 PM PDT Givenchy is a well-loved fashion house at Livin Cool and recently we were fortunate to go to their couture show in Paris. Givenchy was founded by Hubert de Givenchy when he was 24, after learning his trade at Jacques Fath and Schiaparelli, among others.
Givenchy is known for creating beautiful dresses and from the start, Hubert had a following of influential women, for example Audrey Hepburn and Bunny Mellon. Hubert had many loves besides fashion; houses, gardens and objets d'art. He found many similarities between houses and fashion and believed that the structure and frame in both must be perfect. In fact in 1996, when he had retired from the house of Givenchy, Hubert with Bunny Mellon restored and recreated 'le Potager du Roy' at Versailles. Le Potager du Roy was first created in the 1700s for Louis XIV and is now a part of the World Monuments Fund. Givenchy's love of gardens is evident in some of his first designs in the early 1950s. Givenchy created dresses made of organdy and embroidered with vegetables, such as peapods, tomato slices and green beans. One example of these dresses is above (picture sourced from The Givenchy Style) and is embroidered with tomato slices. We can see a back view of the dress. Another beautiful example was worn by Princess Caroline on her 5th birthday. Givenchy gave her a white organdy dress embroidered with lemons for this occasion (to be seen in The Givenchy Style). A third example of vegetable inspired embroidery is the Metropolitan Museum and has been dated to 1955. Givenchy was constantly influenced and inspired by outside forces of fashion, such as vegetables. However a constant influence on him throughout his life was Cristobal Balenciaga. Givenchy was known for saying 'That would have displeased Monsieur Balenciaga' when unsure about a dress or collection. However I would hope that he never said that in front of his vegetable motif dresses. Edit your submission
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| Fall Winter 2011-12 Fashion Trend Posted: 19 Aug 2011 06:01 PM PDT Fall/ Winter 2011/ 2012 Fashion TrendFor colder seasons designers normally prefer using neutral or reserved colors like black, brown, navy, cream, dark violet, etc. However, Fall/ Winter 2011/ 2012 collections abound in brighter hues like crimson, neon orange, purple, sky blue and others. Besides, these eye-popping tones can come in daring combinations.
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| Beyonce Knowles Colorful and Hot In Complex Magazine Posted: 19 Aug 2011 02:05 PM PDT Beyonce Knowles Colorful and Hot In Complex Magazine Beyonce, the sexy and hot singer has been chosen as the covergirl for Complex Magazine the August, 2011 issue. The cover shows us Beyonce surrounded by the lyrics to her "Run The World (Girls)" song. Inside the covers, Beyonce revealed that whenever she has a down day, she channels that energy into making her work even harder and she only allows herself one day a month for self pity. The sexy 29 year old entertainer said that she wishes her legacy is great music and we just love that, but get a load of the sexy and colorful pictures she has inside Complex Magazine, she looks great and she knows how to feel great too. We have the pictures and the behind-the-scenes video so have a look and enjoy!
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| Gucci Fall Winter 2011 Kids Ready To Wear Posted: 19 Aug 2011 02:01 PM PDT Gucci kids clothes are going to be one of the top designer kids clothes choices for fall and winter of 2011 and 2012 – there's no doubt about that. In the video at the end of this post, you are going to see that the main theme of the Gucci kids clothes collection is inspired by the English countryside – without coming across as conservative or even retro. As always with Gucci, their designer kids clothes collections have both classy and casual children apparel The following items are some of the Gucci girls clothes that can be found in the video below.
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| Posted: 19 Aug 2011 02:00 PM PDT Celebrity PilotsCelebrity Pilots. In honor of National Aviation Day, we take a look at actors, singers and other celebrities who are licensed pilots. You probably already know about John Travolta, who has parking for his jets outside his house. See which other stars have found a place in the skies. Pilot Tom Cruise 1941 Boeing Stearman: Cruise may have gotten his taste for flying when he starred in this successful aviator flick. He's been piloting planes since the mid-1990s and now flies his family all over the world. pilot tom cruise 1941 Boeing Stearman. Second World War Mustang P-51, 1943 Mustang, Pitts Special S-2B stunt plane, Gulfstream IV jet, Connor Cruise flying lessons, +Tom Cruise groceries jet, Jame Franco pilots license research "Flyboys": Is there anything this guy can't do? Franco is getting his Ph.D. at an Ivy League school, starring in critically acclaimed films and teaching a class at New York University. He has also hosted the Academy Awards. After all that, his pilot's license sounds like a no-brainer.james franco stunt pilot two-seater plane. Angelina Jolie pilot son birthday: If she keeps adding to her brood, Jolie may need to get a bigger plane. Meanwhile, she's busy working on this upcoming film and continuing her humanitarian work. Harrison Ford pilot fascinated aviation young age: Ford started training in the 1960s, but didn't get his license until the 1990s. He once headed an organization for young airplane enthusiasts, is involved with an aviation organization with a humanitarian focus and appears in a much-anticipated summer flick. Dennis Quaid "pilot's license" 1983 Gordon Cooper "The Right Stuff": Could it have been his role in this space flick that fueled his desire to fly the friendly skies? Quaid, who played the dad of a surfer in this movie, has another hobby that keeps him on the ground.randy quaid star whackers. Clint Eastwood flew helicopter avoid traffic: Early in the acting career of this Oscar-winning director, he played a squadron pilot in a 1955 horror flick. His next project: a biopic of a controversial figure. Find out who the star is +Morgan Freeman dreamed of becoming fighter pilot: He narrated a movie about birds that can't get off the ground, but Freeman himself loves to fly. He didn't earn his license until age 65 and now owns three private planes. Earlier this year, he scored a role in this highly anticipated film.+Morgan Freeman mechanic Air Force, morgan freeman skydiving, Morgan Freeman SJ30. +Jimmy Buffett love of flying college: Buffett has been flying for more than 20 years, with hit songs like these supporting his hobby. Watch him perform. jimmy buffett goal pilot license 40th birthday, Parrotheads, jimmy buffett margaritaville. Lorenzo Lamas "Air America" appetite for aviation: This actor from a recent cult hit movie has both commercial and helicopter licenses. He's been married several times, has six children and his breakout role was on this TV show. lorenzo lamas motorcycle, Kurt Russell "Flying has taught me more about who I really am than anything I've ever done. I take very calculated risks.": The longtime partner of this actress, Russell is a licensed pilot and an honorary board member of this aviation organization. +Arnold palmer pilot fly himself to tournaments: One of the world's most famous golfers, Palmer has been flying since 1956. Find out when he took his final flight and why.arnold palmer regional airport Dr. Phil oprah fear of flying: Licensed since 1976, Dr. Phil McGraw was flying long before he became a household name. His TV show took a hit after he tried to help a troubled pop star; his books and advice remain hot commodities. Dr. Phil naked man lawsuit. George W. Bush Air National Guard: A licensed pilot since 1969, the former president famously co-piloted a fighter jet onto an aircraft carrier in 2003 to make a much-maligned declaration about the war in Iraq. george bush flight suit, David Lee Roth jump: Best known for fronting this band in the 1980s, Roth has been a helicopter pilot since 2006. He last toured in 2007 and is back in the studio with this guitarist's son. Watch him perform.david lee roth Emergency medical technician, van halen australian, david lee roth crazy from the heat. Edit your submission
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| Fashion Fails of the Week: Julianne Moore, Zooey Deschanel & Olivia Munn Posted: 19 Aug 2011 10:04 AM PDT Julianne Moore goes all bow-tie, Zooey Deschanel’s huge goofy collar does her no justice and Olivia Munn wears a prom dress.
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| EcoSalon at Stockholm Fashion Week: Josefin Strid Breaks Gender Barriers Posted: 19 Aug 2011 10:04 AM PDT Swedish designer Josefin Strid accommodates a new type of gender dressing. Josefin Strid is one of the most interesting new designers in Sweden today. Her creations exude the sophistication and playful sense of innovation of a far more seasoned designer (she’s only 24 years old), and watching her grow is a very exciting prospect. Strid is also conscious about the environment and chooses her materials with care. Her previous collection, which caused a stir on the international fashion scene, was crafted using waste materials from the auto industry (you would never know looking at the pieces). This time, she has gathered inspiration from the sulphur springs in Yellowstone National Park and artists like Georgia O’Keefe. The fabrics are all dyed by hand, and the colors are stunning. But most interesting is her approach to unisex dressing. Her pieces are all designed to be worn by men and women alike, and Strid sees no reason why men shouldn’t wear skirts. “A man wearing a skirt is pure beauty, at least if you ask me. We often talk about the kilt, as the skirt for men and Marc Jacobs made the garment popular a few years ago,” Strid writes on her blog. “I think a lot about genus, gender, values, our history, men today and future men. To be innovative doing womenswear is not easy. It's hard to provoke or to start a debate — womenswear has had a revolution. I am more dedicated to develop the small things: techniques, fit, finish etc. Menswear is just about to start a revolution.” Perhaps we are at a crossroads similar to when icons like Marlene Dietrich made it okay for women to wear pants, something that had previously been just as unthinkable as a man wearing a skirt to the office. Designer Josefin Strid speaks to press after her show at Stockholm Fashion Week “I am very interested in bringing feminine influences while doing menswear, that's my challenge,” says Strid. “As soon as you work with feminine elements in menswear I consider the importance of details such as proportions, stitching, function and silhouette. We don't want to erase the trace of a man. Just like the fit is of importance when dressing a woman in a man's garment. We need to be aware of the obvious difference how to work with fit when it comes to the two genders.” Josefin Strid SS12. Photo by Kristian Löveborg. Somehow, it’s easier for women to get away with being adventurous when it comes to fashion. Is it time we give the guys a break and encourage the next man we see sporting a skirt on the street? Are we at the point where we can share a wardrobe with our boyfriends or husbands? Josefin Strid concludes: “I have many male friends who'd like to wear silk, ‘feminine’ colours and maybe even skirt and a dress but they don't dare since the society don't accept this. As a designer with your own label it's easy to be a bit egocentric, I always choose to treat the subjects that interest me. I will continue to discuss this, to work with the contrast and the balance. Today my biggest target is men of the future, the ones who dare and want to develop ‘the man.’ Sooner or later I do hope to reach to the man who wouldn't die for fashion but still is aware of his choice. One step could be that this man chooses to buy a silk t-shirt with a beautiful print instead of a white jersey T-shirt.” 
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