Rosemount Australian Fashion Week Spring Summer

ภาพแฟชั่นสวยๆจากRosemount Australian Fashion Week Spring Summer 2009
2009/10 S/S RAFW TV Runway


Rosemount Australian Fashion Week Spring Summer 2009/10 will take place from 27 April – 1 May 2009 against the spectacular backdrop of Circular Quay.

A selection of Australia and the Asia Pacific’s best designers will present their collections to some of the world’s most significant members of the fashion industry. RAFW is an exclusive industry-only event, made accessible to registered buyers, agents, media, stylists and other fashion industry representatives.



Located at the Overseas Passenger Terminal (OPT) in Sydney, the official five-day schedule will feature designers in on-site and off-site Collection Shows, RAFW Agent Designer Suites at The Westin Hotel, Emerge and The Boutique Showrooms.


Thx Ref : http://showcoverage.vogue.com.au

Which Gossip Girl are you?

Gossip Girl Fashion Dresses
แฟชั่นสวยๆจากซีรีย์ดังที่สาวๆชื่นชอบ

Just Click link > Fashion Picture on top!!!
มาดูกันว่าสไตล์ของคุณตรงกับใครในสาวๆGossip Girl!


..Pick up your OWN style..OWN it! ..xoxo

Original Vintage look!

Let's talk about vintage style..
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What is the Difference Between Blazers and Suit?

ความแตกต่างระหว่าง Blazers และ Suit ?!

A blazer is a type of jacket, worn as smart casual clothing.
The term blazer is also sometimes used as a synonym for boating jacket or sports jacket, though in fact it is neither.
A blazer resembles a suit jacket, except that it has a more casual cut,
and sometimes has features such as patch pockets with no flaps and metal buttons.


Ref : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blazer

Style Watch: Blazers Over Dresses






This is a definite style watch, I personally love this style. It has a classy and comfortable twist to it. A blazer is another perfect piece that every women should have. The blazer and be dressed down in jeans and dressed up with a dress; like the Celebs above.

What do you think of this style??? Is it here to stay???

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First ladies

the runways' winningest new models

With the return of the old guard—Tatjana Patitz, Tasha Tilberg, Adriana Lima, etc.—and smaller castings due to recessionary constraints, it was tougher than ever for up-and-comers to stake a claim this season. Here, Style.com's favorite new faces. —Romney Leader

1. 1. alla kostromicheva (women direct)

   After some impressive cameos on the Spring catwalks, this arresting Ukrainian stomped onto the New York scene with appearances at Alexander Wang and Donna Karan. A streak in Paris yielded the first-exit honors at Yves Saint Laurent and Alexander McQueen.
   see full portfolio ›

2. 2. anna de rijk (dna)

   A lucky break on a Dutch reality show led this runway newbie from top London castings (Christopher Kane, Jaeger) to the most enviable shows in Milan and Paris. A moon-shaped face and a cleft chin are her standout features.
   see full portfolio ›

3. 3. dorothea barth jorgensen (women direct)

   Beguiling eyes and a Cupid's bow mouth helped this Stockholmer parlay the grand prize in a Swedish modeling contest into a runway takeover. Proenza Schouler, Marc Jacobs, Prada, and Chanel were just a few of her blue-chip Fall bookings.
   see full portfolio ›

4. 4. hanna rundlof (marilyn)

   With a look that reminds us of a young Cate Blanchett, this fresh-faced Swede was a steady presence on the Fall catwalks. Turns at Calvin Klein, Jil Sander, and Dries Van Noten (the latter of which she opened) are just the start of good things.
   see full portfolio ›

5. 5. jac (img)

   This Poland native caused quite a stir when she landed a succession of covers and an Hermès campaign at just 13. Two years later, she still had to sit out Paris due to age restrictions, but she closed Marni and was first and last out at Calvin Klein, the Fall campaign of which she scored last week.
   see full portfolio ›

6. 6. karolin wolter (supreme)

   A hectic month that included the coveted first exit at Jil Sander, coupled with a recent editorial in Vogue China, should yield an impressive campaign season for this regal-looking German.
   see full portfolio ›

7. 7. katie fogarty (next)

   Not letting a spectacular spill at last season's Prada show get her down, this Missouri teen proved herself a worthy strutter this time around. A stellar show list, including Balenciaga and Chloé, makes this her true breakout season.
   see full portfolio ›

8. 8. kendra spears (ford)

   She hails from the Pacific Northwest, but there's nothing laid-back about this sociology student's rise. After winning a Ford modeling contest via MySpace, Spears—who draws comparisons to Cindy Crawford—landed on the runways at Nina Ricci and Louis Vuitton.
   see full portfolio ›

9. 9. nimue smit (women)

   Not a newcomer in the truest sense—she's the face of the latest Prada campaign, after all—this doll-faced Dutch cutie decided against the exclusives that have previously kept her under the radar to claim spots in vet-heavy shows like Michael Kors, Bottega Veneta, and Chanel.
   see full portfolio ›

10. 10. tao okamoto (supreme)

    This Japanese mannequin has been spotted on the catwalks before, but a fresh look—a chic new bowl cut inspired the wigs at 3.1 Phillip Lim—led to multiple castings: She logged over 45 shows, including Miu Miu, becoming the first Asian model to walk for the brand in two years.
    see full portfolio ›

Link : http://www.style.com

A Passage to India

When model Lakshmi Menon goes home, after a long stint at work, she really does leave the office—or in this case, the location—behind. Her home, which she shares with her long-term partner, Prabuddha Dasgupta, is on a Goan hillside, at least two flights and sometimes two days away from New York, Milan and Paris, where Menon makes her living. Their home is a low-slung cottage in a compound of four such residences, surrounded by coconut palms and bougainvillea. A Weimaraner named Jane lounges on the veranda. The only sounds are the squawking chatter of brilliantly colored birds. “I love my life here,” says Menon, who finds it “impossible to live in cities.”

Menon and Dadgupta moved to Goa three years ago from Bangalore. That is where Menon (who was born in Kerala and attended university) met Dasgupta, a photographer originally from Delhi. There’s something intensely modern and wonderfully worldly about this couple, and Goa—with its Portuguese-colonial past, its relative openness, and its multicultural bohemian vibe—seems a perfect fit. They love the beach—“I hate being in a landlocked place,” says Menon—and spend their very few lazy days at La Plage on Aswem Beach.

—Sally Singer

Photo: Mikael Jansson

PUMA City Lands in Boston

(photos via Evan Saunders/Flickr)

PUMA City is doing something with their 11,000 sq/ft container space that not many others have done. The idea of converting shipping containers into a retail space is not new. Switzerland’s Freitag’s did it back in 2006 with their Zurich shop, but unlike the Freitag experience, the PUMA City experience is mobile.

Created by Lot-Ek, 24 containers have been retrofitted and “transformed” into a mobile retail experience that is travelling city to city with PUMA’s Volvo Ocean Racing Team. Boston, my city, is the next stop on the tour. Three weeks of events are planned, so be sure to swing through Beantown.

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