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Amanda Seyfried - Profile - Career - Quotes

Profile Name Amanda Michelle Seyfried Native American D.O.B 3-Dec-85 Known as actress, singer-songwriter,child model Debut Film Mean Girls Gained prominence Big Love - HBO television series Rank The Annual Independent Critics List of the 100 Most Beautiful Famous Faces From Around the World First was in 2005 where she ranked #32 2006 ranked #23 2007 ranked #46 2008 ranked #65 2009 ranked #5 2010 ranked #9 2009 - People Magazine #4 in the Most Beautiful 2009 2010 - Saturday Night Magazine #3 in Top 20 Rising Stars Under 30 2010 - Glamour magazine #17 in 30 Hottest and Sexiest Stars Under 30 2010 - LoveFilm #5 in Top Ten Actresses Under 30 2011 - People Magazine #1 in 25 Beauties (and Hotties) at 25 Magazine covers 2008 - Vanity Fair VF's Young Hollywood's New Wave Vanity Fair VF's A New Decade, A New Hollywood Also appeared in Teen vogue, Lucky, Glamour, Allure, Elle Magazines etc.. Famous quotes "I've never really been a fan of tattoos, but I wanted to see what it felt like." "I have a dirty sense of humor, I can be blunt and vulgar." " Intimacy is a wonderful thing. It’s frustrating that growing up I thought I was wrong. It isn’t. Exploring your sexuality is important when you’re growing up."

olivia palermo's - Street fashion - Style.

As we know Olivia palermo, really a trendsetter. Her way of dressing and outfits she wore are much liked by the people. Here are some collections of her street look.

Olivia Palermo - Profile , Career.

D.O.B	Febraury-28-1986
Nationality	American
Known as	Model and actress
Best known for	Cast member of the reality television show The City
Parents	Douglas Palermo and Lynn Hutchings
Studies	Media - American University of Paris
Career
	In 2008 - Cast member of MTV's television show.
	Palermo was granted $12,000 per episode at the time.
	She worked at the PR department for Diane von Furstenberg and later the accessories department at Elle.
	She signed to Wilhelmina Models in 2009
	Appeared on the cover of magazines - Elle Mexico, Tatler, ASOS Magazine, Shop Til You Drop and Marie Claire UK.
	Selected for the autumn/winter 2010 campaign by Mango
	August 2011, Palermo was invited by Stuart Weitzman to design a shoe for charity
	September 2011 guest editor for Piperlime.com
	She appeared as a guest judge on Project Runway Season 9 in that role
	October 2011 - Palermo launched her personal website
	Also appeared as a guest judge on Britain and Ireland's Next Top Model

British Fashion Awards 2011 - Entire story

2011 British Fashion Awards has now come and gone! It was a huge night on the industry schedule with a whole host of designers, models and celebrities in attendance. Taking out the night's top award was Sarah Burton of Alexander McQueen, who won the prestigious Designer of the Year Award. The win rounds out an incredible year for Burton, who was charged with the once-in-a-lifetime honor of designing Kate Middleton's royal wedding gown.

Another big award was handed to Victoria Beckham, who beat off Tom Ford, Stella McCartney and Burberry to take home the Best Designer Brand prize which was given to her by Marc Jacobs. Although McCartney didn't go away empty-handed, she was awarded the gong for Red Carpet Award. While Stella Tennant was named Model of the Year and Alexa Chung took out the British Style Award for the second year in a row, go girl!
See a full list of winners below plus clips of the acceptance speeches below...

British Fashion Awards 2011 list of winners:
Designer of the Year: Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen
New Establishment Award: Christopher Kane
Isabella Blow Award for Fashion Creator: Sam Gainsbury of Gainsbury and Whiting
Red Carpet Award: Stella McCartney
Designer Brand Award: Victoria Beckham
Emerging Talent, Ready-to-Wear: Mary Katrantzou
Emerging Talent, Accessories: Tabitha Simmons
Emerging Talent, Menswear: Christopher Raeburn for Louis Vuitton
Menswear Designer: Kim Jones
Model Award: Stella Tennant
Accessory Designer of the Year: Charlotte Delall for Charlotte Olympia
Outstanding Achievement in Fashion: Paul Smith
British Style Award: Alexa Chung

What to wear when you're at 30’s – a fashion statement.

Have you ever thought about it, what looks stylish and what doesn’t when you cross the 30’s.

I don’t signify there’s something like "rules" but I think there are things that -even if you have a nice body to pull them off, it begin to look kinda when you grow up.

I came across the comments like “long hair looks bad over 30”, but I really don’t think so... It is odd how opinion changes. When you’re 20 you are sure what a 30 something shouldn’t wear, but when you are there you begin to wonder, as you don’t see yourself really different, but everybody’s insight about you really does.

I personally believe in,

“Someone who accepts their age is more appealing than someone who tries to dress younger.”

In a magazine I noted some thing related to this,

Early 30's need not to bother about it so much. But......after the age of 34 (this seems to be THE year where it all starts) you need to actually take a look at yourself. Liz Hurley could pull off what she wore in her early 30's but now she’s 39........she just cant in the way she used to, it looks sort of wannabe young again even though its only a few years difference.

And I finally go with the words of my friend, in fact you may too agree with it,

 “You look younger it’s a rather pitiful compliment.
   You look great! That’s a great one...” (In the sense of dressing)

Thank you.

Tom Ford's spring/summer 2012 collection

 Tom Ford's fashion shows are 'invite only' events, which means it's perfectly feasible that the only names on the guest list are a few stuffed toys whose lack of live-blogging capabilities means the designer has another two months to actually get his collection finished. Obviously that would never happen though, never.

So, two months after fashion week, Tom Ford has debuted his spring summer 2012 collection on Vogue.com. In the best possible way, it's exactly what we expected, which makes all the cloak and dagger business a bit pointless. We've got ultra-lux form-fitting dressed with clinched waists, bondage-esque corsets, satin suits in his trademark purple, which frankly we're surprised Cadburys hasn't tried to trademark.

Talking about the collection, Ford said:

"I want to do classic clothes. I don’t want to do trendy collections that swing around from season to season. I want to do things that will stay in a woman’s wardrobe a long time—quite ‘forever’ pieces. So I’m looking for consistency."

Quite. We think Ford is at his best when he's putting Nicholas Hoult in an angora sweater for A Single Man. Let's hope there's some truth in the rumour that he could be doing an H&M collaboration then.

Something for fashion lover's this winter.

 I think it would be their fashion trend for this winter. I don’t know what to call these but I've seen them at many fashion shows so far...Nearly a thick scarf or muff around the neck that more or less looks like it's holding their head up...

 This new interpretation of the circle scarves would appear everywhere this winter. And it looks dead luxurious and endulgent! The closest thing to this would be American apparel circle scarf...The fur versions are definitely more eye catching though.

What I adore about a muff is that you can wear them as a neck accessory. There is a fine line between a muff and a short scarf. It all depends on how it is used.

Successful fashion models with imperfect teeth and teeth fashion trends.

Fashion and beauty are not constant one. They vary on each individual’s vision; a fashion liked by one might not be liked by others. So, here I put my thought,

I actually find models (and people in general) with imperfect teeth, but they really look sexy. It gives them personality and character. I can think of a few models like Lara Stone, Lauren, Hutton, Romina lanaro, Adriana Lima, Louise P and many more. And I think they did not make any measures to make it perfect. They deserves for what they worked. It gives unique identity for them.

And in Japan it is called yaeba. Women are paying dentist to craft their teeth crooked. They take it as a fashion trend. There are few famous fashion models with crooked teeth in Japan.  

I personally believe crooked teeth might look very sexy if they are in harmony with the face. And it seems, teeth might not be a worrying thing for a anyone to think about modeling career.

For the Spring/Summer 2012 season, Porsche Design is featuring color in the Women's Fashion Collection. The dominant colors are striking Sulphur and fresh Raspberry. The product range has also been considerably extended, including not only leather jackets and exclusive Premium Jeans but also fashionable silk scarves and silk blouses.

Introduced in Autumn/Winter 2011, the innovative RawTec Line has been advanced and embodies the maxims of Porsche Design perfectly in a timeless and purist manner. Thanks to the use of full-grain lambskin leather, with nappa finish on the inside, these leather jackets need no lining at all. Visually impressive as a result, they are also particularly comfortable to wear especially in the summer months. The secret lies in the top-quality workmanship and the exceptionally fine finish, clear proof of the importance of the smallest detail in the manufacturing philosophy, avoiding any doubling of the material. The leather is laid seam on seam, stitched with a zig zag finish, and then welded with a tape, creating a unique lightness as well as the purist look. For women, the new Summer Collection not only has the P'1140 RawTec Blazer to offer, but also the leather coat-skirt combination, the P'1150 RawTec Coat, and the leather P'1150 Hoody, a real eye-catcher in the feminine raspberry colour tone.

Fashion in racing spot.

Find the classic fashion collections in horse racing -Flemington for Stakes Day - the final day of the Melbourne Cup Carnival.

Simpson sisters debut line

While Jessica Simpson has been in the news a lot lately for her (just confirmed) pregnancy, she and sister Ashlee have been working on another baby - their new clothing line for tween girls. The pair will visit Belk in Crabtree Valley Mall on Saturday (1-4 p.m.) to debut the collection and meet fans. The new line builds upon the coats and shoes for girls offered through the Jessica Simpson label, and features a mix of Jessica's girl-next-door charm and Ashlee's rocker aesthetic.

"We want to inspire young girls to have fun and express their personality and creativity through fashion," says Ashlee in an interview with the sisters via email.

Britain’s best-dressed women - Kate Middleton.

Fashion experts from the UK edition of American fashion magazine Harper’s Bazaar have crowned the Duchess of Cambridge as the best-dressed woman of Britain in 2011. The judges were told to choose 20 women who represented British style and Kate(fashion model and actress) headed the list that included Florence Welch of Florence and the Machine, actresses Andrea Riseborough, Keira Knightley and Tilda Swinton, model Kate Moss, Prime Minister David Cameron’s wife Samantha and fashion designer Stella McCartney.

The 29 year old had, however, told aides that she didn’t want to be seen as a mere ‘clothes horse,’ the Daily Express reported.

“Catherine’s incredible style evolution has gripped us all,” the panel of judges said. A Global Language Monitor survey in August had said that London had overtaken New York as the world’s fashion capital for 2011 and the Will-Kate royal wedding had a big role to play in this.

“She gave us the year’s, if not the century’s, most thrilling fashion moment,” said Lucy Yeomans, editor of the Harper’s Bazaar.

Having marched in New York during the Mercedes Benz Fashion Week with his new collection Spring / Summer 2012 of pret a porter inspired by the philosophy of jungle-street, Custo Barcelona continues its ascent and makes possible trying to conquer new markets expansion such as Poland, where he participated with great success, in these days to the sixth edition of the Fashion Philosophy Fashion Week Poland.

Housed in the city of Lodz October 26 to 30 last year, has seen not only remove a lot of interesting names of international fashion scene, but has also been able to attract the attention of the large international press such as Elle and Cosmopolitan names that have made important writers to follow one of the emerging European fashion week around which revolves around a business that increases considerably from year to year.

Celebrity Reese Witherspoon is slammed for having python skin handbag banned in California.

As Elle Woods in Legally Blonde she was obsessed with her collection of handbags.

But Reese Witherspoon’s (fashion models and actress) most recent personal acquirement has landed her in hot water with animal rights groups, as she was spotted with a $4,000 python skin purse illegal in California.

While the Oscar-winning actress,35, will not be in trouble with the law, she has been criticised for carrying the exclusive Chloe Paraty python and leather bag.

Kate Bosworth, Dianna Agron: 'Vogue' CFDA Fashion Show and Tea

Kate Bosworth, Dianna Agron, Olivia Wilde, Riley Keough, and many more attended this year's Vogue CFDA Fashion Fund Show and Tea. The event, hosted by celebrity hairstylist Frederic Fekkai and Lisa Love, took place at the Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles.          

Kate, who sat front and center, as this year's CFDA finalists showcased their creations, wore head-to-toe Proenza Schouler. It was the usual mix-and-match look from Kate as she wore a yellow, midriff-baring top with zebra print, and a belted, brown wrap skirt. The best parts of Kate's look were her updo and make-up.

Glee star Dianna Agron, like Kate Bosworth, went for something printed for the event. Dianna looked lovely in the black-and-white textured dress from Libertine. The sleeveless number had bold, black trim, and quite a revealing neckline. Black pumps and a fabulous wavy bob completed Dianna's outfit.

Other standouts at the Vogue CFDA Fashion Fund Show were Olivia Wilde, who topped her floaty, pink dress with a red coat, Michelle Monaghan in a body-con Altuzarra color-block skirt, and Busy Phillips in a mint green number.

Freida Pinto vs Emma Watson : street fashion

Two young beauties standing on their own style and trends. Who will you go with? Freida Pinto or Emma Watson. They set there fashion trends and have to go a long way ahead.

Megan Fox - profile,career and quotes

Megan Fox - Profile
Parent	Darlene Tonachio
Full name	Megan Denise Fox
Date of birth	16-May-1986
Country	America
Place	Rockwood, Tennessee
Known as	Actress and model
Famous quote	"It's so odd. I like the bad-boy types. Generally, the guy I'm attracted to is the guy in the club with all the tattoos and nail polish. He's usually the lead singer in a punk band and plays guitar. But my serious boyfriends are relatively clean-cut, nice guys."
Favourites	Comic books, Anime, and Video games
Famous in	Michael Bay's Transformers

Megan Fox's - Career
Television
2003	What I Like About You
2004	Two and a Half Men
2004	The Help
2004–2006	Hope & Faith
Flims
2001	Holiday in the Sun
2003	Bad Boys II
2004	Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen
2004	Crimes of Fashion
2007	Transformers
2008	How to Lose Friends & Alienate People
2009	Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen
2009	Jennifer's Body
2010	Jonah Hex
2011	Passion Play
2012	Friends with Kids
2012	The Dictator

Megan Fox - Street fashion

Megan Fox's - Awards
Year	Flim/Tv series	Category	Result
2005	Hope & Faith	Best Performance in a TV Series	Nominated
2005	Transformers	Teen Choice Awards	Nominated
2009	Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen	Teen Choice Award	Won
2009	Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen	Best Sci-Fi Actress	Won
2009	Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen	Best Performance by a Human Female	Won
2010	Jennifer's Body & Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen	Worst Actress Of 2009	Nominated
2010	Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen	Favorite Movie Actress	Nominated
2010	Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen	Favorite Movie Actress	Nominated
2010	Jennifer's Body	Choice Female Hottie	Won
2011	Jonah Hex	Worst Actress	Nominated

Megan Fox's - Well Known Controversies

"Megan Fox is not shy and she loves to shake things up. She is taking off her clothes for GQ and stripping down and as an added bonus she is ripping into Disney saying the Mickey Mouse folks ""Makes Me Sick."" She thought as many believe that Megan Fox is the next Angelina Jolie and she certainly is trying very hard for controversy. She tells the magazine she was in love with some one name stripper and also she is has a crush on Olivia Wilde and wouldn't mind working around the sheets with the sultry actress. Fox also defends Vanessa Hudgens who has been featured full frontal and nude on the World Wide Web."

Megan Fox's - Popular sayings

"I have a mouth and I'm not afraid to use it."

"I have no friends and I never leave my house."

I haven't gone completely insane, but it might happen soon.

I need to behave in a way that will cause people to take me seriously.

I've never been a big believer in formal education.

"I'm just really confident sexually, and I think that sort of oozes out of my pores. It's just there. It's something I don't have to turn on."

"I think all women in Hollywood are known as sex symbols. That's what our purpose is in this business. You're merchandised, you're a product. You're sold and it's based on sex. But that's okay. I think women should be empowered by that, not degraded."

A fashion show for the ages

Emmeline Fucik of Appleton prepares a poodle skirt she will model Sunday as vintage fashions from the 1940s through the '80s are on parade and for sale at a fundraiser for the Community Clothes Closet at the Radisson Paper Valley Hotel in Appleton. / Ron Page/The Post-Crescent

Written by

J.E. Espino

APPLETON  It was a case of serious déjà vu and chuckles for many of the models waiting to flounce down the catwalk at Sunday's Vintage Fashion Show.
"The mini skirts, I definitely do remember that," said Mary Elson, remembering the wild patterns and bright colors she wore in the 1970s as a young woman.
Representing that decade for the event, she wore a long-sleeved, turquoise cocktail dress with silver embroidery and matching silver pumps and observed, "My mother might have worn it."

The biennial fashion show is a fundraiser for the Community Clothes Closet, a nonprofit providing free clothes to people in need.
The show reviews styles from the 1940s to the 1980s. Think floral and psychedelic patterns, high waists, big sunglasses, bell-bottoms, hot pants, eyelet shift dresses, cardigans, jumpsuits and plaid slacks, all in one place.
The event raises between $15,000 and $20,000 for the nonprofit, whose clientele continues to grow year after year. The success of the show is a must to keep the doors open, said Diane Bishop, Community Clothes Closet executive director.
The nonprofit has an annual budget of about $230,000. Last year, it served more than 16,000 people, a significant increase from 2009, when it served 11,500.
"This is the only time that we ever sell anything because we know our clients would not wear these clothes," she said.
The fashion show packed a ballroom at the Radisson Paper Valley Hotel, and 48 models hustled to slip in and out of their period attire.
Several of them are connected to the nonprofit through family or work or are longtime friends of Bishop.
"I was the first one out today during the 1940s in a wool bathrobe. I went out with three women wearing their cooking attire, and I was in the 'go-get-the-newspaper' attire," said Paul Cameron, executive director of The Family, Christian radio stations that includes WEMI-FM 91.9. "I've got four times I've got to go through yet, so I've got a couple more eras."
Cameron has participated in the past five fashion shows put on by the nonprofit. But he was not in his comfort zone during Sunday's 1960s segment. Organizers had picked for him a crimson smoking jacket, ascot and pipe. His four companions on the runway were showing off negligees.
"I got the approval of my cohorts as suave and styling," he joked about his look.
Leslie Asare of Appleton thought her three daughters, Lexi, 11, Olivia, 9, and Isabella, 7, would need more coaxing to get involved with the show. But they were handling the pressure well in their maxi dresses.
"We are not going to be professional models or anything, but we're doing it for the charity," she said.
Scott Resch of Appleton soaked in the atmosphere in his laid-back, hippie piece and black wig.
"Everything was more carefree. Everybody was just about love and enjoying one another," he said.
The show brought a flood of memories for some.
"I was of the era of the mini skirt and the empire waist and the bell bottoms," said Gail Bergner of Menasha. "But I'm so glad we don't have to wear dresses all the time anymore, and that we can be sloppy in jeans and T-shirts."
Elson smoothed out her turquoise dress before getting in line with the rest of the models. She thinks clothes from decades past were more fun, at least more than the present one.
"There were less rules. The colors were fantastic. The lengths went up and down, extremely short, to middy, and then maxi. Shoulder pads and then no shoulder pads," she said.
"Today's styles are more conservative. People are more serious now. There are wars all over the place. I think it's a more serious time. There's also a big shortage of money right now."