Red Carpet Style: Teen Choice Award

Blake Lively in Gucci Resort 2012--the color orange is definitely my favorite--elegant and chic!

Kim Kardashian looking amazing in Givenchy--Love her make-up and her hair pulled back

Selena Gomez in Erin Fetherston dress and Brain Atwood sandals--Love the gold with sheer drapes

Fergie flaunting her stunned legs in Dolce & Gabbana with Christian Louboutin heels--fun and appropriate outfit for the event

QUICK POST: Some of my favorite red carpet style from Teen Choice Award 2011.

Hope everyone had a lovely weekend.
I am currently in Montego Bay with my hubby for our anniversary. New post with video coming tomorrow. Stay tuned!

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Stella

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I Die: Givenchy's Crossed Strap Sandals

Pre-Fall 09 Loving

BALENCIAGA


Adore the pants!!


GIVENCHY




PROENZA SCHOULER


great layering!

MATTHEW WILLIAMSON
like the wide leg
great print

LANVIN


Source

ID that dress: Nicole Richie

You can purchase Richie's dress online at www.ronherman.com:
L'AGENCE Georgette Circle Dress $205

source: zimbio

Maybe we don't need models after all

These photos from Stiletto Magazine show that you don't need models, props or exotic locations to showcase beautiful clothes. As they like to say: "The clothes speak for themselves."

Givenchy Haute Couture


Chanel Haute Couture


Christian Lacroix Haute Couture


Maurizio Galante


Giorgio Armani Privé

Change in the fashion industry? Yes, at Givenchy

When I was flipping through the photos of the Givenchy Fall 2008 Couture collection, I thought there was some mistake. The first three models to walk the show were ethnic (Indian and Black.) After newcomer Sessilee Lopez walked, I had a second of madness where I thought the whole show would be filled with non-white models. Of course that didn't happen, and Lopez, Jourdan Dunn and Lakshmi Menon were the only ethnic models in the show, but three is usually three or two ethnic models that shows usually have. And the fact that all three opened the show is really different and I hope a sign that the industry is finally listening to the rest of us: That there needs to be more ethnic models in Western fashion.
Let's see what happens when the ready-to-wear season begins. (Photos: Style.com)

Lakshmi Menon

Jourdan Dunn
Sessilee Lopez