• Scarf: The Alexander McQueen's new collection signed by Sarah Burton
  • The Sunglasses of Cannes
  • Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana: We love Britney!
  • Print shirts!
  • What do you think of the flatform?
  • Oxford: Directly from the male wardrobe,it reinvents itself and conquers the female closet

The Sunglasses of Cannes

With Cannes Festival burning up on France , and how we all know it's finally summer in Europe, the Sunglasses made a show apart, so ,here is one of the best:

Rayban Wayfarer, Kirsten Dunst's favorite, the winner of the Palme d'Or, Cannes Film Festival. It is the perfect role model for the It girls .




Tortoise glasses(tortoise print) are great options for those who want to leavethe little black dress.

Whiten Frames are the tred in the summer - and why not combine them with the white outfitsthat took full account of the red carpets?

Castings lens and fine frame , delicate option for girls.


Prada take back the 60's , it's a great option for the vintage girls.


Basic black, with detail on the frame and big lens.

Lens and frame in cinnamon light up the look.

so now is only choose what is better for your look...




Source: Elle Brazil


May Mello

God Save McQueen!


The Alexander McQueen's new collection signed by Sarah Burton brings silk scarf with skull print in different types and colours. The collection is named of "God Save McQueen". You can buy them here.




Fashion Academic

Professor Richard Weston - designer interview and profile

PROFESSOR Richard Weston is perhaps fashion's most unexpected new design star, having been recently snapped up by iconic British store Liberty - through its new reality television series, The Next Big Thing. Weston, who is also professor of architecture at Cardiff University, impressed buyers with his range of unique scarves - which are based on scans of minerals, fossils and stones, which he finds near his home in Cardiff. His students are still struggling with his new-found fashion status.

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"I suspect most are bemused - a middle-aged, overweight professor with higgledy-piggledy teeth is the antithesis of designer-stereotypes," he tells us. "I was recognised in Oxford Street the day after the first episode of The Next Big Thing went out - I wore the same 'Mica' shirt to give people a fighting chance! And I think the students are beginning to realise that something is happening, the scope of which they can't quite grasp. Nor, perhaps, can I."

Aside from his academic pursuits, Weston is also widely known in literary circles for writing Alvar Aalto - a book dedicated to the Finnish architect and designer, which won 1995's Sir Banister Fletcher Prize as the architecture book of the year. Weston says his love of pattern has been long-standing.

"I'm known in architecture as a writer but I've always been intensely visual and in love with colour," he tells us. "My first year tutor was an extraordinary Iranian who saw 'architecture' as embracing visual order in nature, buildings, everything. I've got lots of books about natural forms and patterns, Islamic tiling, rugs, fabrics, etc., and the 'decorative', mostly French, painters whose work I particularly love - for example Matisse, Bonnard and Vuillard."

The professor admits venturing into fashion has been a far cry from his day job, but he's enjoying the experience.

"So far it has been an almost unalloyed pleasure - getting in had its frustrations, but the fast-moving world of fashion and sensual delights of high-end retail are a welcome contrast to Britain's under-funded and over-audited universities," he says.

With his scarves collection proving a hit, Weston's label looks set for expansion.

"I sponsored a project called 'Frocks from Rocks' with Newport University's fashion students, with promising results, and Liza Bruce has used some for swimwear (I met her husband by chance in a mineral shop)," he says. "I have no delusions about becoming a new Karl Lagerfeld however! I'm looking to work with designers who share my passion for the prints."


Source : http://www.vogue.co.uk/news/daily/110421-professor-richard-weston--designer.aspx


Look of the day: Sienna Miller

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That outfit is casual. The colour palette is very sweet and light.
Mainly the tennis with animal print has brought a bit of atittude for this outfit.

Photo credits by Sienna-miller.org

Jessica Ferrari

Fashion Advice of The week

my advice this week is for girls and boys...

print shirts!
who else never used a printed shirt once ?
well I love them, make you feel confident and show your atittude to everyone who sees you wearing them...

so I chose two looks with print shirts for you all... hope you all like it..

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Shop Rock Revival Womens Straight Leg Jeans Jen 03 with Rhinestones in Charcoal


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Dolce & Gabbana: "We love Britney!"

The Promotional photos for Britney Spears's new album " Femme Fatale", she is wearing a selection of pieces by Dolce & Gabbana.

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The italian Duo talked to Telegraph about her:

"We love Britney and we love to dance to her new songs! We can't wait to hear the whole album!" confess Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana. "She has always been among our favourite artists" they continue, "because she has been able to remain true to herself and to her style throughout the years. With her music she influenced and inspired generations of people for more than 10 years, always staying at the top, and we can't but congratulate her for this new, important achievement."


Look of the day: Rachel Bilson

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Well today I've chosen one more time Rachel Bilson.
The dress is really cute and it's what gets my attention.
The mix of colours and the details are amazing!

Photo credits by Miss-bilson.us


Jessica Ferrari