Friday, 13 June 2014
At Milan Fashion Week Spring 2014, Tezuk presented a collection that effortlessly fused laid-back elegance with youthful energy, perfectly suited for the season’s call for lightness and freedom. Known for its stylish, beach-inspired DNA and playful approach to modern femininity, Tezuk’s Spring 2014 show brought a breath of fresh air to the runway with its relaxed silhouettes, sunny palette, and wearable allure.
Tuesday, 10 June 2014
In June 2014, Vogue Brazil created an electrifying fusion of fashion, fame, and national pride by featuring supermodel Gisele Bündchen and football superstar Neymar Jr. on its cover. Released to coincide with the 2014 FIFA World Cup, hosted in Brazil, this issue was more than just a fashion spread, it was a cultural moment. The pairing of Gisele and Neymar, two of Brazil’s most globally recognized icons, felt timely, powerful, and entirely deliberate. It celebrated not only their individual achievements in modeling and sports but also what they represented collectively: Brazilian excellence on the world stage.
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Ombre Essentielle / Soft Touch Eyeshadow
Sensation – Ivory Pink (Limited Edition)
Palpitation – Soft Rose (Limited Edition)
Admiration – Golden Yellow
Exaltation – Bright Pink
Hésitation – Pink Plum
Pulsion – Deep Plum
Joues Contraste / Powder Blush
Innocence – Rosewood
Écriture de Chanel / Automatic Liquid Eyeliner
Noir – Black
Brun – Brown
Monday, 9 June 2014
Groove Awards which is an annual Awards event that features
Gospel Artists, Gospel Music shows, Gospel Radio Shows and Gospel TV programes
being awarded for their efforts and creativity.
It is a Music Award that sees guests treated to concerts as they await
their favorite Gospel Artists, presenters and personalities to be awarded. It
was held recently and the Attendees brought their best fashion foot forward.
From Suits to Evening Gowns to Ankara prints, the guests looked ready for the
event as they posed for photos as they entered the event. Here are some of the
looks that were elegant, sophisticated and worth a second glance. Which look
was your favorite?
After completing fashion design studies in Rome, followed by
years working as a designer in Barcelona, Scottish born Ann McCreath took a
three-month break doing aid work in Kenya. Finding it fascinating, she stayed
on for 3 years, before deciding to go back to her profession and do trade
instead of aid.
So in 1996 With a desire to help create jobs in rural areas
and make unique, high quality products for retail Ann launched her own fashion
house under the name “KikoRomeo”, which means “Adam’s apple” in Kiswahili..
Hoping Kenyans would take pride in African-inspired contemporary fashion, and
promote their economy through buying locally made fashion, she set about making
ethically sound products with inputs from community artisans and women’s
groups, which she retailed through her own shop. Since then KikoRomeo has
continued to offer ready-made garments, cut to international fashion trends,
using African made fabrics, often with handcrafted details.
See more at:
http://kikoromeo.com/
Friday, 6 June 2014
Get some tribal fashion into your wardrobe by owning the
Aztec Prints style. This trend is pretty much catching on like fire as everyone
wants to get a piece of this spectacular print that is colorful unique and very
exciting. The Aztec design is characterized by geometric shapes that come in in
varied lines, patterns and blocks which are colorful. The pattern especially
the lines are usually filled with bright, neon or subdued colors. These Aztec
Prints are individual pieces and they look best when they are paired with bold
colors. For the ladies throw in feathered accessories that have the Aztec
Print if the design is too much. A simple Aztec print piece of foot wear will
do matched with bold colored outfits in single or multiple colors. Men do not
have to be scared of the Aztec Print as you can wear it with denims, chinos or
linen pants.
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