The photos collected in the site are actually on sale for the press and digital providers. But for us fashion girls, what profit do we get from these but to satisfy out fashion fantasies? Remember, it's Paris...
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Showing posts with label trend. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Paris Runway Fashion Show
I must be very lucky today to be able to feed my eyes with the massive collection of runway photos from Paris Fashion Show by season. Girls, believe, you would love what you'd see if you take a look at the site that I found, Paris Fashion Shows.
The photos collected in the site are actually on sale for the press and digital providers. But for us fashion girls, what profit do we get from these but to satisfy out fashion fantasies? Remember, it's Paris...
The photos collected in the site are actually on sale for the press and digital providers. But for us fashion girls, what profit do we get from these but to satisfy out fashion fantasies? Remember, it's Paris...
Monday, November 30, 2009
Should Jimmy Choo Collection be made available to the public?
“Wait! I lost my Choo!” she cries out as the boat pulls away from the pier. ~ Carrie Bradshaw of Sex and the City
"If someone is going to pay a good 350 British pounds for a pair of Jimmy Choo, that very one would want this brand rare and not available to a vast public." A number of people chorussed this line as they made comments about Jimmy Choo in a forum specifically about Tamara Mellons announcement of the plan to launch more Jimmy Choo boutiques around the world.
We know that the original Jimmy Choo sticks to the idea of creating couture shoes while Tamarra Mellon and Sandra Choi [Jimmy Choo's niece by affinity] prefer more the idea of creating top end ready-to-wear line. Thereby started the clash. For details, read here and here.
I spent around three hours reading and learning more about the story behind the Jimmy Choo; the backgrounds, the well-publicized fairytale weddings and one that eventually ended up to separation, the feuds between Jimmy and the queen of the empire Tamarra, the split of business partners, and so much more. I was left feeling sad for the original shoe craftman Jimmy Choo who seemed to be downplayed. Can you imagine having your very name famous around the globe but not having a claim on it? Must it be because Tamarra has got the power, connection and money? I just wonder, why didn't she build up the line "Tamarra Mellons" instead of taking over the Jimmy Choo? But please, don't get me wrong, was just a thought. I know there are more than just starting from scratch, ouch.
On the other note, I must be one of those who would vote for the availability of more affortable ready-to-wear Jimmy Choo shoes. [You know, i just love shoes more than anything else].
Vote for your side: Should Jimmy Choo be available for the public in more affortable price? Or should Jimmy Choo protect its exclusivity by making it rare to the public?
Photos by
bestdolcevita.com
trendsupdates.com
blog.violetmaylondon.com
"If someone is going to pay a good 350 British pounds for a pair of Jimmy Choo, that very one would want this brand rare and not available to a vast public." A number of people chorussed this line as they made comments about Jimmy Choo in a forum specifically about Tamara Mellons announcement of the plan to launch more Jimmy Choo boutiques around the world.
We know that the original Jimmy Choo sticks to the idea of creating couture shoes while Tamarra Mellon and Sandra Choi [Jimmy Choo's niece by affinity] prefer more the idea of creating top end ready-to-wear line. Thereby started the clash. For details, read here and here.
I spent around three hours reading and learning more about the story behind the Jimmy Choo; the backgrounds, the well-publicized fairytale weddings and one that eventually ended up to separation, the feuds between Jimmy and the queen of the empire Tamarra, the split of business partners, and so much more. I was left feeling sad for the original shoe craftman Jimmy Choo who seemed to be downplayed. Can you imagine having your very name famous around the globe but not having a claim on it? Must it be because Tamarra has got the power, connection and money? I just wonder, why didn't she build up the line "Tamarra Mellons" instead of taking over the Jimmy Choo? But please, don't get me wrong, was just a thought. I know there are more than just starting from scratch, ouch.
On the other note, I must be one of those who would vote for the availability of more affortable ready-to-wear Jimmy Choo shoes. [You know, i just love shoes more than anything else].
Vote for your side: Should Jimmy Choo be available for the public in more affortable price? Or should Jimmy Choo protect its exclusivity by making it rare to the public?
Photos by
bestdolcevita.com
trendsupdates.com
blog.violetmaylondon.com
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Space-Age Fashion
I actually wonder where I can wear these space-age fashions if I’m not a cast on some movies like Star Wars. Not that I don’t like space, lol, and not that I don’t like these styles [honestly, I found them very stylish], but that I just can’t wear them to functional parties. Or perhaps we should start redefining the typical attires for cocktail parties? Well, just a thought. Indeed, these futuristic fashions are a symbol of change.
Friday, June 26, 2009
Latest runway trend from all over the world
Some tribal statementLondon
green ensembles
London pattern trend
Milan
Italy
New York Fashion Trend
New York Summer Trend
Glamed up pantiesGermany
Models present an ensemble as part of the Kaviar Gauche Autumn Winter 2009 collection, during the Mercedes Benz Fashion Week in Berlin, Thursday Jan. 29, 2000
The Korean wave also known as "Hallyu"
Metro wear
Proud race - unique, innovative and creative
Style break - cutting their way through the 80's punk trendSao Paulo Fashion Week - Brazil Beach Wear
a creation of Aqua de Coco
Japan Fashion week S/S NORIKO FUKUSHIMA
Saturday, June 13, 2009
Korean Fashion Trends
While I would say that Korean fashion trends are mostly too extravagant for me to carry, the girls in this country just love them. They are very into Koreans starting from the face [they go as far as going under knife just to make their face look like Koreans], the dress and accessories. I don’t really blame them because Korean fashion is definitely amazing, only that, I am more into the philosophy of “less is more”.
If I would really have to choose one outfit from the following Korean styles, I would take the last. What about you?
If I would really have to choose one outfit from the following Korean styles, I would take the last. What about you?
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