Thursday, March 10, 2011
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
WILLOW CAMILLE REIGN SMITH: FASHIONISTA
Willow Camille Reign Smith (born October 31, 2000), who has released a recording as Willow Smith, is an American child actress and singer who is the daughter of Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith.
She made her acting debut in 2007 in the film I Am Legend and later appeared in Kit Kittredge: An American Girl alongside Abigail Breslin. She received a Young Artist Award for her performance.
Apart from her acting she launched a music career in the fall of 2010 with the release of her single "Whip My Hair" and signing to Jay-Z's record label Roc Nation. The single peaked at #11 on the Billboard Hot 100.
She has two older brothers, Jaden Smith and Trey Smith, both are also child actors.
In conjunction with Hasbro, Willow and her brothers are youth ambassadors for Project Zambia, which provides assistance for Zambian children orphaned by AIDS.
On January 20, 2011 Will Smith announced he is planning to produce a remake of the famous comic strip, Little Orphan Annie starring Willow in the title role.
Jay-Z is also in talks to provide the music for the film and possibly create brand new songs.
In June 2010, Willow's mother Jada Pinkett Smith announced in an interview on Lopez Tonight that Willow would be releasing an album. Her first single, "Whip My Hair" leaked on September 7, 2010.
She is now signed with Jay-Z's label, Roc Nation. Willow performed the song "Whip My Hair" on Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest on December 31, 2010.
On January 25, 2011, she released a 15-second preview of "21st Century Girl", her new single. After she performed the song on the Oprah Winfrey Show, she released it the next day on February 3, 2011
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Friday, March 4, 2011
HEADSCARF TREND SPRING/SUMMER 2011
BY EMILIO PUCCI
The headscarf trend Spring/Summer 2011 will definitely make you feel fabulous and feminine. Explore this tricky trend that requires attitude and charisma. Bring out the adventurer within and try your hand at the flirty designs that come in an endless color and print palette.
BY ISSA LONDON BY ROCHAS
Accessories play an essential role in our spring/summer wardrobe. Those who wish to skip them will miss one of the most fascinating parts of restyling. Upgrade your outfits to the key color trends and fashion waves that flooded the catwalk and also the streets.
BY LOEWE
Turn back in time and explore the glam effect of this retro-chic trend on your appearance. Let your intuition and style knowledge guide you through the selection of the most flattering and eye-popping shades. Come up with a brand new way of sporting scarves ad headwear.
BY DOLCE & GABBANA
Drop a glimpse at these dapper examples you can also nail down without any difficulties. Pull out all your tricks and furnish your entourage and admirers with the best blueprint on how to rock out a worth-of-all-praises new season apparel.
BY GIORGIO ARMANI
Scarves are universal accessories and can be worn in zillion ways. Use your creativity and style sense to find the most impressive alternatives and pierce the cutest designs into your spring and summer wardrobe.
BY MOSCHINO
Turn the printed or block colored fashion items into real statement details. Remember there's no trend you couldn't rock out with a little charisma and the right attitude
Thursday, March 3, 2011
ROBERTO CAVALLI BABY BOY PINSTRIPE 2 PIECE SUIT OUTFIT
If you are looking for a luxe outfit for your baby, perfect for a formal evening, wedding or special family occasion, Roberto Cavalli has your little one covered! This adorable grey pin-stripe suit outfit, includes both the shirt and shorts (as opposed to suit pants).
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
FASHIONABLE BEDROOMS FOR GIRLS
Color Themes
This theme is easy. Just pick the color that your little one LOVES, and go with it--everywhere. Paint the walls in her favorite color, then go for it in borders, fabrics, pillows, and accessories. Whether it is pink, purple, blue, or primary crayon colors -- your little one is sure to feel right at home in a colorful room done just for her.
Mary Engelbreit
You'll find lots of cute ideas for decorating a girl's room in the "Mary Engelbreit's Childrens Companion" book. Just find a photo you like and follow this whimsical artist's lead. Colorful walls, painted furniture, and stencil designs will give the room a smile. Then "don't look back," as Mary likes to say.
Tea Party
Pretty hats can adorn a room with a tea party theme. She can arrange her toy pals in chairs around a tea table and play until supper time. Be sure to include a pretty tea set and other tea themed accessories throughout the room. Cheerio!
Cats, Dogs, and More
Cats, dogs, horses, bunnies, or other darling animals may be the perfect choice for an up-to-date girl's room. Certainly your little one has a favorite--or make it a menagerie if she can't decide. Choose from color themes in pastels, medium tones, brights, or primary colors, and use these happy designs on furniture, borders, and accessories.
Princesses and Castles
Your Princess can have a room befitting her high status if you use sheer fabrics and fanciful details. Embellish the walls with faux painted castle walls, murals, and blue skies for a truly memorable girl's room. Contrast the weighty look of faux stone walls with trails of stenciled ivy or flowers and swaths of pretty netting used as a bed canopy.
Storybook Characters
Beatrix Potter's Peter Rabbit, the Little Mermaid, or Barbie might be the starting point for a wonderful theme room. Search the net for specialty character sheets and bedding, then take your color cues from there. Frame book illustrations as wall art or use cutouts of book pages for decoupage on furniture.
Butterflies, Bees, and Dragonflies
Anyone who has purchased gifts for girls in the last few years knows that butterflies are big! If your little one loves this look, there are many ways to incorporate it into a room. A mural of garden and butterflies is a natural, or go with a butterfly fabric for the comforter. Small painted designs can be added to chair backs, picture frames, headboards, and flit around a colorful chest of drawers as well. Use butterfly hair clips to perch on a lampshade, bulletin board, or along one edge of a curtain.
By now your decorating enthusiasm should up and running! You'll find more great ideas everywhere you look. Remember to include your child in this process of choosing a theme. Children have wonderful, innovative ideas, and seeing their wishes take shape in a wonderful room, created just for them, will give them confidence and a memory they will never forget.
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