Bright colors, florals, prints and white couture are all apart of Primark’s fab collection. From jumpsuits to shorts, from crop tops to stylish flowing dresses there is a fashion forward piece for any woman’s taste or style.
Beauty Notes: We loved how the model’s lip color was at times matched perfected to her ensemble showing that it is okay to get matchy-matchy with your makeup and clothing.
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“British fashion is self confident and fearless. It refuses to bow to commerce, thus generating a constant flow of new ideas whilst drawing in British heritage.” -Alexander McQueen Thoughts? Join the discussion on our Facebook, …
Credit: Simon Ackerman Chic, upscale and it will save you some time in the bad hair department. The black hat turns heads and looks amazing sitting prettily on top of one. Pair it with a …
Forget the florals what’s really making fashion tongues wag is skin. Skin is always in but seems to be escalating to new heights. It is not enough to have a plunging neckline or high split skirt. Now it is all about sheer detailing to draw eyes in towards the physique. If we looked like model Cindy Bruna (pictured) we’d probably rock it too.
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In an instagram world where brows must be the epitome of perfection, Prada chose to go a little different route. Prada’s beauty look for spring/summer 2015 incorporated the disheveled brow. This unkempt look had emphasis more on just the outline of the brow instead of the full on cha-bang. The disheveled brow is like the beauty nod to the messy, bed-head look proving that you don’t always have to be absolutely perfect to be considered beautiful.
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Anyone who has ever watched an episode of Top Model knows that posing with live objects is no simple task. Nevertheless, model Ty Ogunkoya makes it look easy and high fashion in his latest editorial for Paraiso. The feature was lensed by photographer Pablo Saez. Ty has been quite busy walking in fall/winter shows for couture brands: Boris Bidjan Saberi, Issey Miyake, Hardy Amies, Lemaire, Paul Smith and Rick Owens.
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We absolutely ADORE this look from the Peek & Cloppenburg spring/summer collection. Of course anything would look amazing on model Liya Kebede who poses for the 2015 campaign, but we still find that the entire ensemble is chic sophistication. This look showcases the whole “less is more” vibe by only incorporating a change in color with accessories i.e. the shoes and handbag. With everything so streamlined and relaxed the focus and emphasis really does get to be on design and tailoring.
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“I’m definitely a vintage collector. I have a wardrobe of core basics that I like to spice up with different colors, new accessories, and I love to try on new things to invite something different. I find, with every new stage of my life, my self-image shifts with new duties and responsibilities, and so does my fashion style.”
-Camila Alves
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One of our favorite models of all time is giving mad “face” for the spring/summer 2015 L’Oreal Paris Infallible collection ad campaign. Recently, Liya Kebede was named Global Brand Ambassador for L’Oreal cosmetics, skincare, and haircare lines. Moreover, solidifying her rank in the fashion, beauty and entertainment industries, Forbes named her one of the top fifteen highest earning models.
The ad campaign showcases L’Oreal’s long-lasting foundation that is said to last 24 hours. Liya’s gorgeous look for the campaign was brought together by hairstylist Stephane Lancien and MUA Charlotte Willer. The ad was lensed by celebrity, beauty and fashion photographer Kenneth Willardt.
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“Fashion should be a form of escapism, and not a form of imprisonment.”
-Alexander McQueen
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