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Showing posts with label Sexy Dress. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sexy Dress. Show all posts
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American Secret Fashion Show
The rocky style is often attracked the sight. Such extrem fashion needs young girlFriday, 2 January 2009
L'Oreal Melbourne Fashion Festival - Opening Night Party
Supermodel Megan Gale attends the opening night party for the L'Oreal Melbourne Fashion Festival at Government House on March 2, 2008 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Kristian Dowling/Getty Images AsiaPac)
Supermodel Megan Gale attends the opening night party for the L'Oreal Melbourne Fashion Festival at Government House on March 2, 2008 in Melbourne, Australia.
(Photo by Kristian Dowling/Getty Images AsiaPac)
Friday, 12 December 2008
The Fashion Show 2008 set for Friday, April 25; J.Crew VP is guest alumni designer
AMES, Iowa -- The 26th Annual Textiles and Clothing Fashion Show, which annually showcases more than 100 garments created by Iowa State University students, will be held on Friday, April 25, in ISU's Stephens Auditorium. This year's show will also feature work by guest designer Todd Snyder, a 1992 ISU graduate who is vice president of menswear design for J. Crew.
The event will have a showcase exhibit of student portfolios and mounted pieces at 5:30 p.m., with the runway show scheduled for 6:30 p.m.
Tickets are $15 for students and $20 for adults -- with a 10 percent discount for groups of six or more -- and available online through Ticketmaster, or in-person through the ticket office at Stephens Auditorium's north entrance. The office is open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
ISU's Textiles and Clothing Fashion Show first began in 1982 in front of a small audience in MacKay Auditorium. The event has grown to become the biggest show of its kind in Iowa, and one of the largest in the Midwest. This is the fourth year that it will be held at Stephens Auditorium, where the show is now drawing more than 2,000 in attendance.
The student-produced show highlights apparel design students' work, along with student event production and management skills. Any ISU student, regardless of major, can participate in the show. Directors and committee members are chosen from over 50 applicants. ISU students also audition to become models in the show.
"We try and design the show to appear like any you'd see from the fashion industry in a major city, with the exception being that it is completely student-run," said Francesca Skwark, a senior apparel, merchandising, design and production (AMDP) major from Rockford, Ill., who is one of the show's three co-producers. "It's actually a bigger production than you'd see in a major fashion industry show."
Student garments are judged by a panel of professionals from the fashion world who have graduated from Iowa State University. They use industry standards to select designs that will be included in the show, and choose the award-winners. This year's judges are Lisa Rothgeb, technical designer, Target; Erin Wignall, head women's designer, Obey Clothing; and Lisa Ann Dodge, vice president for merchandising, Topson Downs. Judging will take place on Saturday, April 5.
Both men's wear and women's wear are showcased on the runway in categories ranging from evening wear, to casual wear, to experimental design.
The event annually features the professional collection of an Iowa State alumnus. A Huxley native, Snyder was nicknamed "J. Crew" while he attended Iowa State according to a 2005 Time magazine article that cited him for being part of the label's recent resurgence in the fashion industry. J. Crew has expanded by branching out and creating new lines, including one named "Madewell" that will be launched this fall.
"We are extremely excited to have Todd at the show this year," said Payam Imani, a senior AMDP major from West Des Moines, another co-producer of the show.
"The directors and committee members of The Fashion Show 2008 are aiming to make this year's show the best ever," said Kelsey Nation, the show's other co-producer who is an AMDP major from Ogden, Iowa. "It will truly be a chance for Iowa to really experience industry-level fashion. Not only is it going to be a runway show, but a performance, and a unique and amazing experience for viewers."
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Wednesday, 10 December 2008
Sandra Dewi Sexy Fashion Gallery
If you were asked, “Who’s the most beautiful girl in Indonesia” early last year, you wouldn’t mention her name. But ask people who’s the most beautiful and favorite girl in Indonesia now and the majority answer will be: Sandra Dewi (please note it’s Sandra Dewi, not Dewi Sandra). Sandra Dewi could be the most dazzling star whose eminence rises up like a rocket less than a year and garnered million of fans in a flash. 10 months ago we wouldn’t find her name by googling but today hundreds of blogs, articles, forums, websites dedicated to Sandra Dewi are fetching everything and anything just a fingertip away. It all began from 50 million rupiahs price.
Sandra Dewi was born in a small island Bangka close to South Sumatra. Determined to change her life and not just end as household wife like most of the girls in her place, the village girl went to Jakarta in 2001 to continue studying in London School of Public Relation. Having sort money most of the time, Sandra felt guilty to bother her parent about the matter. Everyday she walked to campus and saw a giant poster of Miss Enchanteur contest with 50 million rupiah grandprize. This brought her a brilliant idea to overcome the financial problem. When the judges asked why she joined the contest, the beautiful eyes girl practically answered she was interested in that 50 million rupiah. And Sandra won the contest. Following Miss Enchanteur, Sandra joined another pageant West Jakarta Tourism Ambassador and she won again. Advertisement and sinetron offers shove her way, but she declined them all because she determined to focus on her studies.
Graduated 
with high GPA, Sandra worked as a PR promotion in advertising company. However, ‘adventure’ instinct encouraged Sandra to join a modeling contest held by Cosmopolitan magazine in 2006 that brought this church choir girl as the runner-up and to famous director Nia Dinata who was one of the judges and who asked Sandra to join the casting for her next film. It was quiet a shocking experience for Sandra as when came to the casting place she found out her contenders were actresses who have already won Citra (trophy winner from Indonesian Film Festival or the Indonesian “Oscar”). Director Nia Dinata was as surprised as her as she found out the beautiful innocent girl was only a regular employee without any acting experience before. But Sandra’s innocent face and attitude won the casting and she played in Nia Dinata’s next successful film ‘Quickie Express’.
Like the title of ‘Quickie Express’, Sandra’s career boosted expressively. People felt in love with the naïve girl in the film and they wanted her more. This time Sandra decided to accept sinetrons offers, and a stripping sinetron ‘Cinta Indah’ (Beautiful Love) she starred in became the highest rating sinetron ever at the time. Her face shows up in various magazines everyday, heaps of advertisements use her figure, and although she’s not a professional singer, a TV station picked Sandra as the music icon on December 2007. Gazillion of instant fans praise her beautifulness and humbleness. Thanks to her hardcore fans, Sandra wowed in Indonesian Movie Awards 2008 and bagged home Most Favorite Breakthrough Artist for her role in Quickie Express.
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Monday, 1 December 2008
MAKE Fashion Show featuring Diana Eng and Emily Albinski
Fashion designers Diana Eng (recently of Bravo's "Project Runway") and Emily Albinski first made headlines when their Inflatable Dress made the cover of ID Magazine last fall. In their first fashion show together, Diana and Emily are pleased to also launch their new collection under their brand "Blackbox Nation". The duo strives to push forward technology in the fashion world.Related site: http://www.blackboxnation.com
Friday, 28 November 2008
Ten years ago, Madonna turned 40. It was, of course, a huge affair, as Madonna was (and still is) synonymous with celebrity, and cantankerous pop culture theorists found it a staggering victory on her part that she still managed to be relevant at such an age. Everywhere, the news of her birthday was upon us. It was almost akin to the Y2K countdown.
This was 1998, before reality TV had killed the video star. VH1 made sure its viewers stayed well aware of the impending milestone by flickering "Madonna Turns 40 in _____ Hours!" across younger incarnations of the singer wriggling onscreen. Then she turned 40, and--to the shock of the entertainment world--it didn't seem to change anything.
Things have changed. In August, Madonna turned 50, and while the paparazzi managed to get plenty of shots of her entering and exiting her London party, this birthday didn't seem such a big deal.
Perhaps it's because there are now so many beautiful women who are breaking barriers in a formerly youth-obsessed industry. Sure, cynics may credit plastic surgery for the staying power of these women, but they're overlooking the fact that surgeried or not, these women are fascinating to watch. Some we've loved for decades, while others hit their strides later in life. All are alluringly mature, and all are sexy. source: www.zimbio.com
Monday, 24 November 2008
MERCEDEZ-BENZ FASHION WEEK BERLIN SPRING/SUMMER 2009
MERCEDEZ-BENZ FASHION WEEK BERLIN WILL TAKE PLACE JULY 17th 20th, 2008 AT BEBELPLATZ, IN THE HEART OF THE GERMAN CAPITOLWhen German top model Eva Padberg gracefully floated along the catwalk in a striking feather emblazoned robe by Zac Posen in Berlin's Postbahnhof, the second Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Berlin ended, capping off a week that included shows by HUGO, Strenesse Blue, MICHALSKY, JOOP! menswear and many others. Thousands of guests gathered to marvel at the latest collections from eighteen German and International Designers.
Dr. Kristina Hammer, Director Global Marketing Communications Mercedes-Benz Cars: "Starting with the world premiere of the brand new CLC Sport Coup and ending with the show of Hollywood star designer Zac Posen, Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Berlin was a huge success a success that we want to build on in July."
After positive feedback from the industry and honoring requests to frame the schedule in fewer days, IMG Fashion is pleased to announce that the upcoming Spring/Summer 2009 Collections for Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Berlin will take place July 17th 20th, 2008, at Bebelplatz Berlin.
Saturday, 22 November 2008
Wednesday: London Fashion Week
RAW: A model walks down the catwalk wearing designs by Bora Aksu at the National History Museum at London Fashion Week Winter 2008, London, Britain, 13 February 2008.
Photo: Hugo Philpott/European Pressphoto Agency
Thursday, 20 November 2008
Kimora Lee Simmons' Launches New Fragrance "Baby Phat Fabulosity"
Kimora Lee Simmons attends the launch her new fragrance "Baby Phat Fabulosity" at the New York Palace on March 19, 2008 in New York City. (Photo by Bryan Bedder/Getty Images North America)
Sunday, 16 November 2008
Wednesday: London Fashion Week
RAW: Models display creations by Bora Aksu at the British Fashion Council tent in London during the Autumn/Winter 2008-2009 London Fashion Week, on February 13, 2008.
Photo: Leon Neal/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images
Saturday, 15 November 2008
Transparancy Fall Fashion
This picture comes from a fashion show that was held in Malaysia in 2007. Although this picture is about a year old, the outfit that it showcases falls right in line with a fashion trend for Spring 2008, transparent clothing.
Why is this a Hijab Don't? One of the aspects of hijab (in terms of Muslim women's clothing in general), is that the clothes shouldn't show off the shape of your body. I think it's pretty obvious that we can see the shape of the model's legs here. A better option would be to wear an a-line skirt under the sheer dress and a long sleeve tee for arm coverage.
Monday, 10 November 2008
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