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Friday, January 27, 2012
JASON WU for TARGET
After hints via Twitter and a few teaser images, the full Jason Wu for Target lookbook is finally here!
We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again: we love this collection. Jason Wu previously told the New York Times, “My goal was not to duplicate anything from my main collection… Instead I designed completely new clothes and accessories that reflect my taste and have a voice of their own.”
And he accomplished his goal. The clothes are not the lacy and glamorous looks of the runway but rather flirty, playful looks that the average woman could wear to work, brunch or a cocktail party (or that the fashion-savvy high school student could wear to class — especially those cute penny loafers with socks).
The color palette skews nautical with plenty of navy and red, but there’s a bit of mustard (seen in Wu’s runway collections) and of course a healthy dose of black. And then there are the bags, which are also summery and ladylike with boxy shapes.
And if the designs themselves weren’t appealing enough, the prices will grab you. Pieces range from $19.99 to $59.99 for clothes and $19.99 to $49.99 for accessories.
There is only one downside: Jason Wu for Target is only available from February 5 through March 6. Will this become another next Missoni for Target or Versace for H&M situation?
The Resurrection of AMY
JEAN PAUL GAULTIER PRESENTS THE STYLING OF AMY WINEHOUSE
PARIS, January 25, 2012
By Tim Blanks
Amy Winehouse might be a hard act to follow musically, but her personal style was so cartoon-graphic that it loans itself easily to carbon copies. Jean Paul Gaultier proved as much today with his latest show. The beehive, the eye makeup, the beauty spot, the clothes with their tarty fifties flavor, like the gang leader’s girlfriend in a teens-running-wild exploitation pic—all these were present and incorrect on Gaultier’s couture catwalk. Wait, couture? The last refuge of everything that is rare, precious, and beautiful in the world of fashion? And Amy Winehouse,resolute wearer of baby-boy-size Fred Perry polo shirts?
Yet, unlikely as the union may seem, Gaultier managed to turn his couture presentation into both a celebratory send-off for Winehouse and a colorful addition to his gallery of beautiful oddities. That polo shirt was sexed up and alchemized into a back-buttoning dress with a G where the Fred Perry logo would be. Amy’s tiny waist and penchant for pencil skirts shaped the silhouette, with a lot of help from London’s corsetry wizard, Mr. Pearl (in fact, the show was as much about him as it was Winehouse). And the singer’s brazen, devil-may-carelessness goosed the color palette (Karlie Kloss, camping and vamping in a huge green taffeta trench, followed on the heels of a guipure lace column in lurid orange). There was also a dishabilleedge, with necklines draping asymmetrically, jackets slipping off shoulders, and bosoms bursting ripely forth.
Excess ultimately overwhelmed Winehouse, so it was true to her spirit that it had the same effect here—and there. Vinyl leggings will no longer be mentioned in polite company. But the couture spirit of JPG managed to assert itself with pieces like the pinstripe suit jacket that fell away into a shawl on one side, or a languidly decadent satin peignoir over jet-beaded pants, or a corset-backed gray silk parka that flipped open to reveal a lining of pink sequins.
At the finale, the models paraded in veils. Mourners? Brides? Handmaidens of Amy? Four guys performed doo-wop versions of Winehouse’s songs throughout. They looked just like the Dap-Kings, who backed her on Back to Black. Really, all that was missing was the woman herself. So sad.
PARIS, January 25, 2012
By Tim Blanks
Amy Winehouse might be a hard act to follow musically, but her personal style was so cartoon-graphic that it loans itself easily to carbon copies. Jean Paul Gaultier proved as much today with his latest show. The beehive, the eye makeup, the beauty spot, the clothes with their tarty fifties flavor, like the gang leader’s girlfriend in a teens-running-wild exploitation pic—all these were present and incorrect on Gaultier’s couture catwalk. Wait, couture? The last refuge of everything that is rare, precious, and beautiful in the world of fashion? And Amy Winehouse,resolute wearer of baby-boy-size Fred Perry polo shirts?
Yet, unlikely as the union may seem, Gaultier managed to turn his couture presentation into both a celebratory send-off for Winehouse and a colorful addition to his gallery of beautiful oddities. That polo shirt was sexed up and alchemized into a back-buttoning dress with a G where the Fred Perry logo would be. Amy’s tiny waist and penchant for pencil skirts shaped the silhouette, with a lot of help from London’s corsetry wizard, Mr. Pearl (in fact, the show was as much about him as it was Winehouse). And the singer’s brazen, devil-may-carelessness goosed the color palette (Karlie Kloss, camping and vamping in a huge green taffeta trench, followed on the heels of a guipure lace column in lurid orange). There was also a dishabilleedge, with necklines draping asymmetrically, jackets slipping off shoulders, and bosoms bursting ripely forth.
Excess ultimately overwhelmed Winehouse, so it was true to her spirit that it had the same effect here—and there. Vinyl leggings will no longer be mentioned in polite company. But the couture spirit of JPG managed to assert itself with pieces like the pinstripe suit jacket that fell away into a shawl on one side, or a languidly decadent satin peignoir over jet-beaded pants, or a corset-backed gray silk parka that flipped open to reveal a lining of pink sequins.
At the finale, the models paraded in veils. Mourners? Brides? Handmaidens of Amy? Four guys performed doo-wop versions of Winehouse’s songs throughout. They looked just like the Dap-Kings, who backed her on Back to Black. Really, all that was missing was the woman herself. So sad.
Labels:
amy winehouse,
couture,
fashion,
jean paul gaultier
Sunday, January 22, 2012
GO GAGA FOR GOLD
Labels:
ahvehla,
gaga,
gold,
gold sequins,
i am very rich,
louboutin,
ovila,
prada,
supra
Saturday, January 21, 2012
Friday, January 20, 2012
DAMES...DIVAS..& DOLLS
Labels:
angela basett,
beauty,
celebrity,
dame,
diva,
doll,
mariah carey,
solonge knowles,
women
NOT YOUR BABY GIRLS BOW
BOWS...Classic/trendy/sexy/flirty/fun
The options are endless. You can wear the bow trend with any look you are going for and show the world just what the word "FASHIONISTA" means to you.
Send me a pic of your "Big Girls Rock Bows" look to onlyoneovila@yahoo.com entitled POST for me to add to this blog.

FOR YOUR LEATHER CUSTOM MADE JEWELRY CONTACT ME(OVILA) AT ONLYONEOVILA@YAHOO.COM
TO VIEW MORE OF MY WORK GO TO WWW.AHVEHLA.COM (LOOKBOOK)
The options are endless. You can wear the bow trend with any look you are going for and show the world just what the word "FASHIONISTA" means to you.
Send me a pic of your "Big Girls Rock Bows" look to onlyoneovila@yahoo.com entitled POST for me to add to this blog.

FOR YOUR LEATHER CUSTOM MADE JEWELRY CONTACT ME(OVILA) AT ONLYONEOVILA@YAHOO.COM
TO VIEW MORE OF MY WORK GO TO WWW.AHVEHLA.COM (LOOKBOOK)

Thursday, January 19, 2012
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
"HOW I ROCKED IT!"
LEOPARD PRINT AND........
I LOVE LOVE LOVE LEOPARD PRINT. A LOT OF PEOPLE ARE AFRAID TO OVER DO IT WITH PRINTS OR COLOR. I SAY YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE, AND UNLIKE MOST WHO THINK OR GO BY THE THEORY LESS IS MORE, I SAY MORE IS MORE
..............STRIPES/BOLD COLOR
I DECIDED TO ROCK BOTH A STRIPE AND A BOLD COLOR WITH MY LEOPARD PRINTED SEQUIN LEGGINGS....
GET THE LOOK
(Leopard sequin leggings @ onlyleggings.com)only$39
I LOVE LOVE LOVE LEOPARD PRINT. A LOT OF PEOPLE ARE AFRAID TO OVER DO IT WITH PRINTS OR COLOR. I SAY YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE, AND UNLIKE MOST WHO THINK OR GO BY THE THEORY LESS IS MORE, I SAY MORE IS MORE
..............STRIPES/BOLD COLOR




I DECIDED TO ROCK BOTH A STRIPE AND A BOLD COLOR WITH MY LEOPARD PRINTED SEQUIN LEGGINGS....

GET THE LOOK
(Leopard sequin leggings @ onlyleggings.com)only$39
Labels:
bold color,
fashion,
how i rocked it,
leopard print,
mixing prints,
personal style
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
ART AND ABOUT
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