Will fashion fanatics run circles around each other to get a hold of this oversized purse? Chanel sent a model down the runway for its Spring/Summer 2013 Fashion Week wearing an enormous white quilted ‘purse,’ balanced artfully between two black hula hoops.
The bag itself, carried by a model in a swimsuit with the brand’s interlocking C logo, is constructed with the brand’s iconic quilted leather. Ideal for that wealthy matron who is weary of carrying a simple canvas tote to the beach or to the pool. The brand’s frantic spokespeople said they didn’t have a price for the oversized accessory -- or the silver-bubble jewelery that all the models wore.
While the circular bag may not be practical to shoppers, some predict that its concept is a design winner. “While this is pure fantasy, baby versions, with miniature circular straps, will surely fly off the shelves.”
Every submarine looks majestic and powerful when it surfaces and you see all of those sleek lines ridding themselves of water, but nothing takes our breath away quite like Tiiu’s rising body. Look at the way her back arches so her ass sits high, looking like a cross between Pac-Man and a juicy peach. Delicious.
We need to stop imagining this model is a submarine otherwise we’re going to slip into the same thinking habits we had as kids, and then we’ll be imagining that there are lots of little guys running around inside Tiiu to get ready for war and make big scary missiles come out of her nipples. We’ve tried to move past violent imagery in our old age.
Lensed by Mario Testino, 22-year-old Estonian model Karmen Pedaru is fronting the campaign for Michael Kors' new Gold Rose Edition Fragrance. The perfume is marketed as 'show-stopping. Like a chunky cocktail ring, Michael Kors Gold The New Rose Edition eau de parfum makes a statement. Radiant Glamour. Undeniably feminine. The notes are luminous pink pepper with a deeply voluptuous bouquet of tuberose and a whisper of a creamy sandalwood.
A sheer blouse with contrast collar and cuffs, paired with short lace shorts (all Valentino), is given the effortless off-duty model treatment by way of pared back hair and makeup.
Tiiu Kuik keeps it natural in the latest issue of Gravure Magazine, lensed by founder Alex Freund. Wearing a wardrobe of lightweight selects styled by Megan Ross, Tiiu evokes a nymph-like atmosphere in a waterside setting. Beauty artist Elisa Flowers creates understated hair and makeup for the Estonian to wear during her sunny outing. Joanna
Genio del Color – Coinciding with Jean Paul Gaultier’s recent Madrid exhibit, “De la calle a las estrellas”, the September issue of Vogue Latin America highlights his recent couture and ready-to-wear collections with cover star Carmen Kass. In front of Mariano Vivanco’s lens, the blonde treks a gritty setting in all the classic Gaultier staples including form-fitting silhouettes, lots of black and great prints. Stylist Sarah Gore Reeves’ selects are complemented by sleek hair and makeup by Ed Moelands and Ayami Nishimura. / Art direction by John Paul Tran.
Carmen Kass Yellowistic Chamber was successfully opened in May 2011 in London and only two pieces of yellowism were shown in this legendary chamber.
There was no exhibition in CKYC. The chamber was demolished few months after its grand opening. It was the last space from Series Nine in which walls were yellow.
If CKYC was opened again (which is not possible because of its status), the walls would be violet like on the picture above.
Directed and Shot by Matt Baron Edited by Matt Baron and Chris Sullivan Photographer: Patrick Demarchelier Creative Director: Fabien Baron & Karl Templer
Karmen Pedaru‘s (Ford) latest advertising outing for Gucci comes courtesy of the Italian house’s Pre-Fall 2012 campaign by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott. Just as the spring campaigns had turned overripe Karmen, looking ever resplendent as a redhead, returns for Gucci to enliven appearances and preview a very promising autumn. [Fashion Spot Forums]
Damien Neva (Photography: Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott)
So you love your muff! If you went to a half-decent convent school for girls, the nuns would have drummed into you the importance of sitting correctly to protect your modesty. Always wear clean panties, the advice went—you never knew when you would be run over by a bus!
Never mind saving your life; you’ve saved yourself instead the embarrassment of being wheeled into Emergency with soiled or smelly knickers! Except: We’ve gone from just clean panties, washing and douching our nether regions, to bush perfumes and hair dyes, vaginal tattoos (“vatoos”), tidying up our bikini lines and all manner—and gore—of vaginal titivations that would boggle the mind.
This isn’t a sense of humor failure; these are nuclear options for garlanding your muse, tending your “ladygarden,” pruning and trimming your pubic topiary.
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