We are lucky to have so many styles of shoes now, that when any girl or woman walks into a shoe store, they get lost in the world of shoes, make them heels, flats, boots, you name it, they are all still glamorous!
Speaking out of experience, when I walk into a shoe store, and look at all the beautiful and sexy footwear I nearly fall in love with most of them and then I go and try them on, out of woman nature, I tend to go for heels because they look so fabulous on shelves, with the light shining onto it giving it a classy touch and then I go on to observe its heel which I come to the conclusion of it not being that high, but of course once I try it on and realize that the ‘not so high heels’ are in fact increasing my height by a few inches, the ‘still conscious’ part of my brain tells me the well known truth of ‘you won’t be able to walk in them’.
At this stage, I got to feel its wrap around my foot and how it gives me the feeling of a real lady, I am totally and unconditionally in love with them and not tend to care whether I could walk in them or not because it totally blew me away. And yet again I commit that unwitting sin of placing it on the counter desk telling myself that I will keep it safe in my closet until the day I learn how to walk in them (which I secretly know will be in a blue moon).
This is not just me being “shoesaholic” since I’m quite confident in saying that this happens to you too! I tend to wonder why fashion designers design shoes which are truly enchanting but make it impossible to walk in, where they could design the same style of shoes but with a reasonable height of heel which allows us to feel safe walking in them and not wait until the moment we meet the ground face-to-face.
to prove my point about highheels, here are some examples of (some quite painful) but funny high heel disasters:
We all have got used to see celebs wearing Louboutin’s shoes with a signature red sole and extremely high stilletto heel on the red carpet. However wearing those in everyday life can be much more complicated. Victoria Beckham can do this, as for others I doubt they can be as graceful and elegant.
Sometimes knowing your right bra size isn’t enough to feel comfortable in your new and/or old bra. There are simple tips to follow to make sure the bra fits well and makes you feel good. After all, your bra is just a piece of lingerie that’s supposed to boost your confidence rather than cause trouble.
Last night was the night of TV glam. The 61st Emmy Awards were held yesterday at the Nokia Theatre. The TV equivalent to the Oscars gathered together your fave TV actors and actresses as well as TV show hosts and just beautiful A-listers and socialites to celebrate the best shows, actors and directors this year.
Beautiful dresses, original designs, gorgeous silhouettes, so who was the hottest best dressed of the night?
Project Runway host Heidi Klum showed her beautiful pregnancy style in a custom-made black strapless lace gown with embroidered bodice by Marchesa. Her enormous baby bump was really hard to hide. The model is due this fall.
We have allready told you about Naomi Campbell’s indignation with the fact black models are not given jobs during the crisis. And now photographer Nick Knight continues the topic. He says the fashion industry is racist.
Nick claims fashion focuses more on white models, and many industry professionals feel reluctant to work with black beauties.
Though she said No to personal fashion line claiming she wasn’t “interested in doing it for my own ego”, Harry Potter star and the highest grossing lead actress of the decade, Emma Watson added she would willingly design a line if it was “beneficial to a cause”, and looks like she’s found the cause she was looking for!
Emma Watson will launch her first Spring/Summer 2010 designer collection next February!
Emma teamed up with People Tree to create a capsule lifestyle collection with all the proceeds going to the People Tree Foundation, a charity which aims to school farmers and artisans on sustainable fashion through training and environmental initiatives.
These Scala Bio-Fir leggings are hailed as the latest tool for a
woman’s arsenal in the battle of the bulge: tights that fight
cellulite. While these leggings, which were developed with retailer
John Lewis, aren’t the first that have used cellulite reduction as a
primary marketing ploy, their £15 price tag makes Scala Bio-Fir
leggings perhaps the first affordable pair. So how do Scala Bio-Fir leggings work? The gallery above contains
the graphic Scala and John Lewis released, but essentially the leggings
are outfitted with crystals that, when they come in contact with the
skin, emit infrared rays. Such rays increase the body’s metabolism,
which speeds the process of fat breakdown in the body. Wearing tights
for weight loss? I’m still a bit skeptical, but if you try the Scala
Bio-Fir leggings and have a good experience, let us know! You can find the Scala Bio-Fir leggings at the link below, although when I checked this morning, they were sold out.
John
Lewis claims the leggings are most effective if worn for six hours a
day for a continuous 30 days.
After this, they recommend regular use.
The same material is in Scala's Bio-Fir knickers, which broke John
Lewis records with sales of 25,000 a month after their launch in July.
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The pace of application development for smartphones such as the iPhone and Blackberry (and Android) continues apace, and now the fashion industry has its own set of Apps that enable you to follow the latest trends on the catwalk and beyond.
Lindsay Lohan's designer role at Emanuel Ungaro confirmed.
Rumours have been circulating for months that fashion house Ungaro was interested in tapping Lindsay Lohan for a role at the label, and today WWD has confirmed that she will act as artistic director to the house's new creative director, Estrella Archs.
Archs replaces Estaban Cortazar who left earlier this year over alleged differences with CEO Mounir Moufarrige's idea to hire Lohan.
Lindsay's role will be to inject some youth and sex-appeal in to the brand which has been making a loss for several seasons. It also fulfils a lifelong ambition for the ELLE cover girl who has often spoken of designing her own collection, and already has her own leggings and tights line, 6126.
But will she be designing any of the clothes herself? Lindsay told WWD,
'I kind of oversee everything [Archs] does, while working with her.'
The first collection by Archs and Lohan will debut at Paris Fashion Week on 4th October. (
elleuk.com
Time passes so quickly that we often don’t notice how seasons change each other. But if you are a woman of fashion you have to go step in step with seasons as the fashion industry does.
Trends for the fall 2009 and winter 2010 are not much different from what we had the previous time but still there are some new things to mention here.
