As a former dancer, I’ve always admired Mya’s talent, and especially love her video for “My love is like Whoa”:
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I’m sure the multiple wardrobe changes didn’t hurt either:)
Enjoy!
A few bomb celebs were out last night to celebrate the Met’s 125th birthday in NYC. And I must say…
Amber is killin’ it! Whether her recent interest in high fashion is Kanye-directed or not, homegirl is coming along beautifully. This cocktail-length white sheath paired with black fur wrap and satin pumps lends elegant unconventionality to the often staid red carpet for black-tie opera soirees.
Kanye is content to give Amber most of the fashion shine but carries off this single-button classic tuxedo and white silk pocket square with panache and understated flair. This is black-tie done right!
Not to be outdone, Zoe Saldana goes for a romantic feel in this silk strapless, floor-length dark teal gown with satin accents.
A little safe but her soft, loosely waved half-do saves it from being too boring, and gives the look a flattering, youthful effect. And her makeup–especially the eyes–is pitch-perfect.
It’s fabulous to see these celebs gracing all kinds of red carpets.
What do you guys think?
~Adri
So my buddy Avon wanted to see where all the ‘people of color’ in Paris hung out, so I took him to Chatelet Les Halles, a shopping center in the center of the city. Within minutes I saw these fashionable men, who embraced everything from slick vests and pointed shoes to puffy red jackets and baggy jeans:
Style differences aside, it seemed white shoes and cool dark sunglasses were wardrobe musts!
What do you think of their style?
Bisous!
PS I took my first French Real Style at Chatelet when I came for vacation! Reminisce here.
Hey Bombshells,
Adriana here with a belated fashion week scene report.
During the New York shows, I got a chance to do something different and dip into e-Bay’s Vintage Style Suite held in the penthouse of the Royalton Hotel.
The space was transformed with romantic lighting, jewel-colored saris, and flowers and candles floating in over-large bowls, giving it the feel of a cozy treasure chest. A perfect backdrop for displaying some of the vintage gems available on e-Bay! Peep the standouts below (I include prices and vendors with each piece to make the items a bit easier to find).
Fabulous, no? I need that Lanvin dress (at $49.00!) in my life…
Visit e-Bay.com for these and other fantastic finds!
Diva Beyonce graces the cover of Vogue Magazine’s April Issue:
Like the country, it’s the year of change for Vogue–this is their 2nd cover of 2009 featuring a woman of color (Michelle Obama was on Vogue’s March issue). Also, peep the coverline: they’re featuring fashions from Size 0 to Size 20.
I’ve got to give it to Vogue: they’re starting to do their part to reflect the demographics of America. I’m warming up to them, and might even consider reinstating my subscription.
What about you?
PS Beyonce debuts on the Shape issue, which last year featured a controversial cover with Lebron James and Gisele Bundchen:
Musu says, “I’m finally turning the big 18 and I’m super excited! I want something sexy and hot to wear on my birthday. I’m a student, so my budget is extremely limited. Thanks guys!“
Choose from these five festive dresses under $100:
Lastly, Belinda says, ” I am a 6’8″ tall woman. Yes I did say SIX FOOT EIGHT INCHES TALL!! I love clothes but you wouldn’t believe it because my wardrobe doesn’t reflect my tastes AT ALL. The two celebrities whose clothing tastes totally reflects mine are Jennifer Lopez and Joan Clayton (aka Tracee Elis-Ross) on Girlfriends. I can’t seem to find any designers or outlets that cater for my form or taste. I wonder if you know of stores/designers that do great clothes for us Amazonian types?“
Hey up there! I’m no expert on tall fashions, but after doing a quick search, I found the following options from the websites TallCouture.com, SimplyTall.net, and standby JCrew.com: