Luty 2012

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    (From left) Prabal Gurung, Karen Walker, and Carolina Herrera; Imaxtree

    As New York Fashion Week continues on, new trends are unveiled for fall 2012 that offer a breath of fresh air from seasons past. Leather, military influences, and, most of all, fur (hats, coats, tops—you name it) have all had a strong presence on many of the runways. Taking a break from traditional autumn hues like black, green, and plum, bold orange shades have also graced many designer collections. As for dresses and skirts, most fashion houses have opted to bring it down a notch—length-wise, that is. Models kept chic and sophisticated in knee-length designs by Nicole Miller and Costello Tagliapietra. Check out the most popular trends emerging from NYFW below.


    1. Fur detailing

    Carolina Herrera and BCBG Max Azria; Imaxtree


    Fur continues to pop up all over the runways in new and different ways: colorful statement coats, vests, and even peplums.


    2. Elbow-length leather gloves


    Prabal Gurung and Diane Von Furstenberg; Imaxtree

    While this accessory may seem like a relic of ages past, NYFW thinks it’s due for a comeback. Wear these gloves either with cropped sleeves or a sleeveless dress—we love the outerwear/bare skin combo.


    3. Orange

    Karen Walker and Rebecca Minkoff; Imaxtree


    Finally—some color! While black and white are dominating NYFW, many designers are using orange to bring a pop of color into their collections. Designs range from darker hues to bright patterns, so expect to incorporate at least one of these shades into next season’s wardrobe.


    4. Military chic

    Alexander Wang and Jason Wu; Imaxtree


    Sir, yes sir! Many designers have added military touches to their designs, including structured shoulders, epaulets, and big buttons—all with a feminine twist.


    5. Knee-length dresses

    Nicole Miller and Costello Tagliapietra; Imaxtree


    The longer the better: most collections have dropped the mini look in favor of more elegant, knee-length designs.
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    Hats!

    Clockwise from top left, Dionne in Clueless, Jamiroquai in and Marc Jacobs' fall collection. Photo: Getty Images


    Once we got Oliver’s “Who Will Buy” out of our head last night (its popped back in just typing those words), we started thinking about the hats on Marc Jacobs’ runway. The furry creations were whipped up by Stephen Jones, and Jacobs told the Times‘ Eric Wilson that he was inspired by Jamiroquai.  Of course, our thoughts turned to Clueless first—Deon loved a good hat—but Jamiroquai should’ve been obvious. The only question is who will wear it first, and, well, that’s pretty obvious, too. Anna Dello Russo’s already laid claim to the pink one.
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    We spotted Rachel Zoe and her son Skyler arriving to a hotel in Manhattan, New York. Rachel is always so stylish, she's a true fashion mom! And don't you think Skyler is just incredibly adorable?

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    Actress and fashionista, Diane Kruger, is known to walk the red carpet in some of the most beautiful dresses. Her favorite color is definitely white and she sure knows how to pull if off. Click on the pictures to see Diane's hottest whites and get some inspiration for spring!

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    We spotted Busy Philipps arriving at her Manhattan hotel after shopping at Barneys in New York. She seem to like colors! Purple leggings, yellow sunglasses and orange lips. It's a little to much.

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    Film Theory
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    Having trouble deciding which movie to see tonight with your date or friend? No probs! We've listed 10 of our favorite romantic movies to share with you. Click on the pics and get carried away in the movie world!



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    Who knew that Kate Moss was an amazing DJ?! Kate Moss was so impressive when she showed her new found DJ talents at a Prada party last month that she has been flooded with invitations to do more gigs! A source reveals: "Kate loved getting on the decks so much in Paris that she wants to do more. She'll keep it to high-end, exclusive gigs though. The model has been talking to people in the business and they've said she can charge huge money for it. She'll only play her favorites, definitely no cheesy requests". We never would have guessed that she was an awesome DJ, but we'd actually be innerested in hearing her playing some time! (cocoperez)

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    Whether you’re feeling down after a break up or ready to scream from the rooftops about a new relationship, there’s nothing like using a fabulous song as your soundtrack. Everyone has their go-to break up songs and romance songs, and while the more lovey-dovey tracks may be playing on repeat today, your friends over at Facebook claim that romantics prefer to pump up the music once relationships are finito. With the help of music-streaming site Spotify, Facebook made some interesting discoveries about the top tunes people listen the day they make their relationships and breakups “Facebook official”: Jason Derulo is popular with lovebirds, Drake is a favorite for break ups, and Bruno Mars appeals to both the smitten and bitter ones. Below are the two lists that represent the most listened to songs by people who have broke up or entered a new relationship on Facebook (biggest surprise? “Someone Like You” isn’t on the break ups list. Um, what?). So whether you’re heading out tonight with a new love or you just got dumped and want to hole up with a pint of Ben & Jerry’s, at least you’ll have some mood music!


    Songs people listen to when entering into a relationship:

    1. “Don’t Wanna Go Home” by Jason Derulo

    2. “Love On Top” by Beyoncé

    3. “How to Love” by Lil Wayne

    4. “Just The Way You Are” by Bruno Mars

    5. “Good Feeling” by Flo Rida

    6. “It Girl” by Jason Derulo

    7. “Stereo Hearts” by Gym Class Heroes featuring Adam Levine

    8. “Criminal” by Britney Spears

    9. “No Sleep” by Wiz Khalifa

    10. “Free Fallin’” by John Mayer


    Songs listened by people after ending a relationship:

    1. “The Cave” by Mumford and Sons

    2. “Crew Love” by Drake

    3. “All of the Lights” by Kanye West

    4. “Rolling in the Deep” by Adele

    5. “Take Care” by Drake

    6. “It Will Rain” by Bruno Mars

    7. “We Found Love” by Rihanna & Calvin Harris

    8. “Call It What You Want” by Foster the People

    9. “Love You Like a Love Song” by Selena Gomez and the Scene

    10. “Without You” by David Guetta featuring Usher


    Tell us your go-to songs in the comments!
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    Camilla Alves front row at Yigal Azrouel.
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    Although Camila Alves enjoyed showing off her rose-cut engagement ring—fiancée Matthew McConaughey popped the question on Christmas Day—while she waited for Yigal Azrouel to start, she insisted that she’s not just a diamonds-and-furs girl. Besides the occasional shopping stop at T.J. Maxx and Marshalls, the model admitted that she’s also a serious thrifter. “I like to go to the middle of nowhere—I found really good places in Arkansas! I love Austin for vintage shopping, and there are some really good places in L.A., too,” she says. The key, according to Alves, is endurance: “You have to make sure that you have plenty of time and patience, since there can be a lot of stuff to go through. Just the other day, in Texas, I walked into a place and had no patience—I was like, ‘I gotta walk out of here and come back another time.’” She attributes part of her thrifting success to seeing the potential in items that aren’t perfect. “A lot of times you find pieces that are really great, but people—because it has rips or it doesn’t fit them right—go, ‘I’m not going to get it.’ But with vintage you pay, like, $2, and then you pay a little bit for alterations,” Alves explains. “You get it, then you take it to someone to fix it, and then it’s worth it—and it ends up being less expensive [than something new]!” But her vintage obsession has created one problem: an over-stuffed closet. “I have vintage things that I got nine, 10 years ago, and every time I clean my closet, I can’t get rid of them,” says Alves, adding, “I think, ‘I will never find this again!’”
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