Maison Martin Margiela, famous with his deconstructed clothes, has always had amazing ideas sculpturing fabrics into an apparel with unique silhouette. And with this lower-priced line for H&M, it surely is one of the most highly-anticipated collaboration that I have been waiting for ages! Cannot wait!
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
Monday, October 8, 2012
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Saturday, October 6, 2012
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Friday, September 21, 2012
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Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Gucci at Milan Fashion Week
Milan Fashion Week opened with a stunning Japanese-inspired collection on Wednesday, as Gucci gave pyjama suits and long dresses a sensual twist with bell sleeves and billowing ruffled necklines.
A sunny palette employed for Gucci's Spring 2013 collection is indicative of an optimistic state of mind — and after last season's rich, glamorous outing of all black everything, this house needed a happy jolt of color.
“These are portraits of aristocratic women, evoking a strong allure with a clean, precise, defined aesthetic,” said Giannini, whose “aristographic” look featured high necklines and sharp cuts which seduced in their simplicity.
The hot pinks, seafoam greens, lemon yellows, and shades of blue Frida Giannini sent down the runway in Milan this afternoon were spot-on trend with this season's wider color story. But where others created volume from the waist down, this designer focused on sleeves and necklines. Ruffles added a flirtatious softness to shirts and dresses — on one, the treatment started at the neck and snaked all the way down the wearer's right arm. Bishop and angel sleeves abounded on solid colored garments, too — and it was hard not to appreciate that these effects weren't extended to the few printed garments in the collection.
But Giannini can still do not-so-basic black. Toward the end of the collection, she phased in two dresses and some separates in the color that incorporated her sleeves and ruffles. They were a lovely homage to Gucci's modern black moment (see: Tom Ford in the late '90s), but we wouldn't have missed them.
But Giannini can still do not-so-basic black. Toward the end of the collection, she phased in two dresses and some separates in the color that incorporated her sleeves and ruffles. They were a lovely homage to Gucci's modern black moment (see: Tom Ford in the late '90s), but we wouldn't have missed them.
Thursday, September 13, 2012
Vera Wang Spring 2013




Vera Wang spring 2013 collection at the New York Fashion Week was a pageant of opulent textures and details — gold embroidery, gold jeweled brocade, and even gold hammered bullion skirts. But amid the gold was an unexpected hue: chartreuse! The colour behaved like a walking exclamation point on the runway, seen in a pair of damask faille pajama trousers (prediction: a styling staple for next year), and in this arresting hand-pieced chantilly lace dress.

Monday, September 3, 2012
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Vogue custom-made tennis ball for the U.S. Open
In honor of the U.S. Open, which begins today, eleven designers—and one tennis legend—embarked on trademark customizations that hit the classic tennis ball into a new and glamorous realm. And as tradition would have it, the results aced expectations. Let’s just say pearls, rhinestones, spikes, lace, and a ruby-red pout were some of the techniques in play this season. Click through our slideshow above and meet us at match point.
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Sunday, August 26, 2012
Rachel Zoe's Dos and Don'ts Style Tips
I started styling people when I was just eight years old, without even knowing what a stylist was. One of my guy friends wore only soccer clothes to school, and it bugged me because his family was very well-dressed—they always wore Ralph Lauren—and I knew he had better clothes! So I went to his house one day and set up looks for Monday through Friday. I laid them out head to toe with shoes and everything. Isn’t that weird for an eight-year-old to do? But he wore them and was so handsome.
Fashion, style, taste—I know it’s all subjective. But at the end of the day, I think we’re all just trying to achieve that Pretty Woman moment when we go from God-knows-what-we-were-wearing to total princesses. Shouldn’t every woman feel like she has red-carpet moments? Just saying, shouldn’t we all live the dream? It doesn’t matter if you’re going to an office party or dinner with your boyfriend. It’s about feeling great in that moment and having a picture you can look at later and say “I turned it out that night.”
So here are my DOs and DON’Ts for style like that every day—and what I’ve learned about living a happy life to go with it.
DO tread lightly on trends.
You have to interpret what’s hot to make it work on yourself. If tweed suits are in but you’re not a suit kind of girl, wear the jacket with jeans and a pair of Converses. The idea is that you wear it the way that becomes the most you. For example, skinny jeans couldn’t be more in style, but they make my legs look really short, so I only do them with thigh-high boots.
DON’T wear pants the wrong length.
Something that’s very painful for me is when people wear pants that are too short. I can’t, you know what I mean? Here’s the rule: Unless they’re cropped to ankle length on purpose, your pants should always skim the ground, like just a quarter-inch above the bottom of your foot. In the luxurious life, we would have different pairs of the same style hemmed for heels and hemmed for flats, but most of us don’t, so you have to choose. If you’re going to make the commitment to wear heels, your pants have to skim the ground. Please just commit. I can’t bear too-short pants. They make me crazy!
DON’T mix hardware
Let’s say your bag has silver metal, but your jacket and your belt and your shoes have gold. No. I don’t love mixing.
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Tuesday, August 21, 2012
Tips Kacamata Hitam Berdasarkan Bentuk Wajah
Selain berfungsi untuk melindungi mata dari teriknya sinar
matahari, kacamata hitam selalu memberikan sentuhan edgy dan fashionable untuk
keseluruhan penampilan Anda. Berikut tips untuk mengenakan kacamata hitam yang
sesuai dengan bentuk muka Anda.
Bentuk Wajah Hati
Bentuk muka hati seperti Reese Witherspoon memiliki
ciri-ciri dahi lebar, tulang pipi tinggi, dan dagu yang meruncing.
Bentuk kacamata hitam yang cocok: Coba kenakan kacamata
hitam cat-eye yang tengah fashionable
saat ini untuk hasil yang feminine. Pilih bingkai kacamata yang tidak terlalu
tebal. Selain itu, bingkai kacamata persegi panjang juga cocok untuk tipe wajah
hati untuk menyeimbangkan dagu yang runcing.
Bentuk Wajah Oval
Bentuk wajah oval seperti Zoe Saldana memiliki bentuk yang
simteris: dahi dan tulang rahang yang menyempit.
Bentuk kacamata hitam yang cocok: Hampir semua jenis
kacamata hitam cocok dikenakan oleh wajah berbentuk oval. Detail pada gagang
kacamata akan membuat bentuk wajah Anda lebih menonjol.
Bentuk Wajah Bulat
Bentuk wajah bulat seperti Kirsten Dunst memiliki panjang
dan lebar wajah yang hamper sama.
Bentuk kacamata hitam yang cocok: Coba kenakan bingkai
kacamata yang lebih lebar dari muka Anda. Jauhi bingkai kacamata yang bundar
dan pilih yang lebih yang bersegi.
Bentuk Wajah Kotak
Bentuk wajah kotak seperti Lea Michele memiliki panjang dan
lebar yang proporsional, dahi yang lebar dan rahang persegi.
Bentuk kacamata hitam yang cocok: Coba kenakan kacamata
hitam berbingkai bulat. Kacamata aviator juga cocok dikenakan untuk wajah
berbentuk persegi.
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Saturday, August 18, 2012
Happy Eid Mubarak
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Monday, August 13, 2012
Top 10 Highest Paid CEO in Fashion
Industri fashion memang terus berkembang. Cari tahu siapa yang berpenghasilan terbesar di Amerika dalam bidang fashion. Pendapatan tersebut berkisar dari US$ 5 juta hingga US$ 50 juta.
Penjualan JC Penney memang menurun dari US$ 3,9 milliar
hingga US$ 3 miliar dalam tiga bulan terakhir ini. Namun siapa disangkar abhwa
Ron Johnson, CEO JC Penney yang tengah dilanda krisis ternyata menduduki peringkat
pertama. Ia menghasilkan US$ 52,3 juta pada tahun lalu.
Sedangkan Michael Jeffries, CEO Abercrombie & Fitch,
menempati posisi ke dua dengan pendapatan sebesar US$ 48 juta. Selain itu,
terdapat juga Neil Cole, CEO dari Iconix Brand Group dan Ralph Lauren. Yang
lebih mengejutkan lagi, ternyata ada empat eksekutif dari JC Penney yang masuk
sepuluh nama teratas dari daftar ini.
1. Ron Johnson, JCPenney CEO - $53,281,505
2. Michael Jeffries, Abercrombie & Fitch CEO and chairman - $48,069,473
3. Neil Cole, Iconix CEO and president - $37,424,782
4. Ralph Lauren, Ralph Lauren CEO and chairman - $36,325,782
5. Mark Parker, Nike CEO and president - $35,212,678
6. Myron E. 'Mike' Ullman III, former JCPenney CEO - $34,561,322
7. Michael Kramer, JCPenney COO - $33,370,607
8. Reed Krakoff, Coach CEO and president - $21,188,980
9. Daniel Walker, JCPenney CTO - $20,201,219
10. Gregg Steinhafel, Target president, CEO and chairman - $19,707,107
Saturday, August 11, 2012
10 Ways ro Wear Collar Necklace
Collar necklace is hot in trend right now. Check out our latest collar necklace collection atwww.facebook.com/medebut
These detachable blouse toppers instantly freshen up any outfit (without having to overhaul your wardrobe!).
Toss It Over Dark Separates
Add an embellished collar necklace to your all-black ensemble to add sass to monochrome separates.

Layer Over Lace
Adorn a lace dress with a glittery topper to make your shift stand out from the rest of the crowd.

Keep It Red White and Blue
Top a summery blue frock with a pearl collar necklace and red blazer for a modern take on the classic red, white, and blue.

Cover Up A Deep V-Neck
For a sharp contrast to a bohemian silhouette, pop on a black oxford collar over a super-feminine wrap dress.

Mix Up Your Textures
Tack on an embellished necklace with a fuzzy sweater for a layered look.

Slide On Sequins
Sequins add some major sparkle to a bare neck—cover up a loose and low tank with a glittery collar.

Mix and Match Patterns
Pair a floral collar with stripes to turn a very simple outfit into an enviable one.

Top Neon With Metallic
For an electric ensemble, pair pops of neon and fur with a metallic collar.

Double Up
Make a simple white blouse a high-fashion statement with not one but two collars (including a sparkly one, of course).

Pair With A Printed Accessory
Balance out a bold-hued bottom and animal print purse with a white shirt and matching sequined collar; it’s simple, but still tops everything off with a special touch.

Friday, August 10, 2012
Who's On The Cover of the September Issues
Major department stores and huge designers are exposing their 2012 fall collections now! The September issues are the biggest-selling editions of the year; see what they’re featuring and which models are gracing the covers and who shot them.
US VOGUE STARRING- Lady Gaga SHOT BY- Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott
Vogue has created the biggest issue ever to help cater to this fall’s fashion scenes. Its September issue, dubbed the September Book, is said to be 916 pages long, with over 658 ads, giving this Vogue issue the unofficial title of: 2012 Fashion Bible. Lady Gaga will grace the cover, which is all too appropriate since her March 2011 issue was the second highest selling issue of all times for Vogue.
VOGUE UK STARRING- Karlie Kloss SHOT BY- Nick Knight
VOGUE JAPAN STARRING- Karlie Kloss SHOT BY- Mikael Jansson
VOGUE AUSTRALIA STARRING- Bella Heathcote SHOT BY- Will Davidson
TATLER STARRING- Cindy Crawford SHOT BY- Ruven Afanador WEARING- Roberto Cavalli
i-D STARRING- Cara Delevingne SHOT BY- Terry Richardson WEARING- Céline
US GLAMOUR STARRING- Victoria Beckham SHOT BY- Pamela Hanson
HARPER’S BAZAAR AUSTRALIA STARRING- Constance Jablonski WEARING- Louis Vuitton
HARPER’S BAZAAR UK STARRING- Keira Knightley SHOT BY- Ellen Von Unwerth
HARPER’S BAZAAR US STARRING- Gwen Stefani SHOT BY- Terry Richardson
US ELLE STARRING- Katy Perry SHOT BY- Carter Smith
ELLE UK STARRING- Rosie Huntington-Whiteley SHOT BY- David Vasiljevic WEARING- Dolce & Gabbana
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Thursday, August 9, 2012
My List: Karl Lagerfeld in 24 Hours
Ever wonder what famous designers do in their everyday life? One of the most famous designer, Karl Lagerfeld, shares his routine daily activity. And yes, discipline is the core point. Here goes the list…
8:00 A.M. I sleep seven hours. If I go to bed at two, I wake up at nine. If I go to bed at midnight, I wake up at seven. I don’t wake up before—the house can fall apart, but I sleep for seven hours. I wear a long, full-length white shirt, in a material called poplin imperial, made for me by Hilditch & Key in Paris after a design of a 17th-century men’s nightshirt I saw at the Victoria and Albert Museum.
The first thing I do when I get up, I have breakfast. I have two protein shakes made for me by my doctor–they have a chocolate taste and no sugar, of course—and steamed apples. That’s all. I don’t like anything else in the morning. I never drink anything hot; I don’t like hot drinks, very strange. I drink Diet Coke from the minute I get up to the minute I go to bed. I can even drink it in the middle of the night, and I can sleep. I don’t drink coffee, I don’t drink tea, I drink nothing else.
I do most of my reading in the morning. I have a special canopy for that, near the window, where I can see the Louvre and the Seine. I only read, look at books, and sketch. And daydream—daydreaming’s important too. At night there are the dreams too, but I don’t have too many. I read the French, English, and some American papers, some German papers, Women’s Wear—quite a lot. I read on paper; I prefer that.
11:00 A.M. I have my hair done because I hate to have hair in my face when I sketch. My hair is not really white; it’s kind of grayish, and I don’t like the color. So I make it totally white with Klorane dry shampoo. That is the best thing to do because my hair is always clean.
12:00 P.M. I don’t get dressed and take a bath until lunchtime because I am doing a dirty job, painting with colors. So I wear my long nightshirt; it becomes kind of like a painter’s smock, then it goes to the laundry. I have everything—sheets and nightshirt and robes—changed every day. I like everything to be washable, myself included. I like antique lace, antique sheets, beautiful quilted covers, but everything is white. In white you can hide nothing. Most people don’t use this kind of sheets and things because it’s very difficult and very expensive for the upkeep. But it’s such a pleasure to go to bed in the evening in a beautiful bed with beautiful sheets and beautiful pillows, everything flawless, in a freshly pressed, long white smock. It’s perfect.
When I’m ready, I soak in the bathtub, if you really want to know. I used to have a product I loved, by Shu Uemura, but they don’t make it anymore, so I found a French product that softens the water; it’s a hundred years old. I put half a bottle in the bathtub. I exercise very little because my doctor said it’s not necessary. I did a lot when I was very young, and all you do when you’re young stays. So it’s not the problem as with people who started later. I’m very flexible; I have no problems.
My latest uniform is actually two looks—a special jacket with tails made by Dior, but not what you wear for weddings. I have them made in tweed and things like this. Then I have another jacket I love from the new Dior men’s collection that I bought five of, so people think I wear the same thing every day, but in fact it’s never the same thing. And then I wear jeans; at the moment they are from my new collection. They are dark gray with my face, my profile, printed in black on them, but you really have to look at it to see it. My dressing room is so full that I can only wear what I see on top of all the racks. I still have all my clothes from 10 years ago from Dior, but I think I will give them back to Dior for the museum. I have pieces that are unique pieces that I will never wear again, because life is different now, you know. I used to fax a lot, but people don’t have faxes anymore.
I never have lunch, but when I do, I ask them to bring it to me in the house. I actually have two houses. This house here, it’s only for sleeping and sketching, and I have another house two-and-a-half meters away for lunch and dinner and to see people, and where the cook is and all that. I don’t want that here. Even if the place is huge, I want to be alone. If I want something, I call them, and they’re next door, they come. The studio is next door, the office is next door. If I have guests and butlers, I don’t want them in my house. Everything is next door.
4:00 P.M. I have two drivers and several cars. I have a driver who in the morning does the shopping for me and brings the newspapers, and another one, Sébastien, who is also my secretary, who is free in the morning and works in the afternoon and late in the evening. On my way to the Chanel studio, I like to look around, I like to look at Paris. I never get tired of Paris. A lot of people are on the phone all the time; they don’t see anything anymore. It’s true. I like to watch. I go from here to Galignani, my favorite bookshop, and then to Chanel, and then to Colette, and sometimes to the Dior men’s shop. I don’t go to too many shops.
5:00 P.M. I arrive at the studio very late in the afternoon because I want the première to stay in the workroom with the workers during the day. If they are in the studio with me, they don’t supervise the work. I go there from five to eight, half-past eight. I’m very quick and organized. The way I sketch, the way I work, I prefer to do all my work in the evening or in the morning and during the weekend, and I send everything on the iPhone. I’m not there in the studio draping—I don’t do those things. My work is very conceptual.
9:00 P.M. Dinner depends on the day. I don’t go out that much because I’m always late, and I’m so busy and so pleased with what I’m doing that I’m not really ready for a social evening. That’s over—the people I was going out with are dead or don’t exist anymore. Sometimes I go to La Maison du Caviar, but most of the time I have dinner in the Rue des Saints-Pères house and come home after that. I hate the word routine. What I hate most is when you have to look at your watch and get in a hurry to change for dinner, if you have an important dinner. Every dinner is important; you should never be without a dinner, but this I’m a little tired of. I did a lot of it in my life.
To unwind, it depends on how tired I am. Sometimes I read a little bit. Lately, I play with my cat, Choupette. The cat always stays home, and when I leave, the maid takes care of her. The cat is like a very refined object; she doesn’t go into the street, and she doesn’t go to other places. She is a spoiled princess.
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
The Careless and Cool Cara Delevingne
Cara Delevingne has killer cheekbones, a knack for bed hair, and she never looks like she’s trying. A combination like that means fame is bound to tap you on the shoulder – not to mention high street brands like Zara looking to borrow a piece of that casual appeal.
In this Zara Fall 2012 look book, Delevingne’s shots are black and white and focused more on mood. Here, the whole nighttime, carefree, party mood is channeling
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