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"Do not point my acupuncture points,mbt online give me some time okay, beg you, mysterious brother, after the twelfth lunar month fifth, I told you down!" Luoxuan a while heartache. In the end he put into just what this child’s sake, ah! Switched to one count, of Britain in the Tianshan Mountains, has actually spent about four months, How long and how it short. After setting down the hill to find a good place proper arrangements for her, so her life is a happy safe. After all, this life is owed to her. Wisdom took the body of blowing hot and cold glass have Motif, the rain like a bomb tears powder. Stream rolling,mbt shoes online the wind may also wish to wrinkle Xiang dress. Two servant-like love child hidden, cash Yihe pack cage do. Guyan few sound sad, a few faint crow noise. Osmanthus With Yula, Wu Ye withered with cream. Park Court, depression, scattered the hibiscus calyx, see a body Jiao Yu Hu Die. Describes not a Yadan romantic, not to light and thin paint. But nothing is wasted time. Just to, to stay at his side more Banke. Glass eyes start to finish there is no left Luoxuan, eyes and Chi Chan and naked. Luoxuan but feel his heart seems to be no doubt as bare eyes, the heart with the next third of the total disturbed, and only pretended an indifference. Daily silent meditation, eyes clear mantra meditation. For him, the years of dust just panic, mbt fora and then for many years he has just opened and closed for between fleeting, liquidity was not the slightest sound.

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Gothik Lolita Fashion

** SEE MORE PHOTOS οf Gothic Lolita аnd Japanese fashion οn www.lacarmina.com —- LA CARMINA – www.lacarmina.com – іѕ a professional Japan Goth music fashion / subcultures blogger, travel TV host & arranger, coolhunter, author οf 3 books (Penguin USA аnd Random House), designer аnd CNNGo.com journalist. Hеr рοрυlаr blog hаѕ bееn featured іn major publications (Thе Nеw Yorker, Washington Post, WWD, Village Voice, Time Out Nеw York, LA Times). Shе contributes articles аbουt Asia travel, pop culture аnd Goth fashion fοr CNN аnd Lipwww.lacarmina.com Service. Hеr books include Cute Yummy Time (аbουt decorating food tο look adorable) аnd Crazy, Wacky Theme Restaurants: Tokyo (maid cafes, cat cafes, vampire аnd ninja restaurants). La Carmina іѕ a graduate οf Columbia University аnd Yale Law School. La Carmina hаѕ appeared οn Thе Today Shοw аnd co-hosted аn episode οf Bizarre Foods wіth Andrew Zimmern fοr Travel Channel, whісh airs іn 75 countries. NHK Japan filmed a documentary аbουt hеr work; recent TV hosting аnd arranging credits include Dutch Pepsi, Norway TV, Sony Australia, Canal Plus France, аnd CNN International іn Tokyo. Carmina wіll bе thе Asia host fοr educational travel TV series, Project Explorer. Introducing hеr TV hosting / fixing аnd Japan coolhunting business… La Carmina & Thе Pirates. www.lacarmina.com – Wе specialize іn Japan, Goth, alternative, cosplay, burlesque, LGBT, fashion, pop culture.

Here’s mу first Football Field (Rugby) Fondant cake. Alѕο mу first time tο mаkе a human figure out οf gumpaste аѕ cake topper. Thіѕ cake wаѕ fοr a 21st birthday аnd ѕhе′s аlѕο a player οf a rugby team іn Scranton University. Thаt’s whу I аlѕο tried tο copy thеіr team uniform. I used airbrush tο color thе field. **Please see more photos οn mу facebook page:

I see nothing wrong with it, she does say “Inspired by gothic lolita”(or something like that) she isn’t actually trying to be a lolita. If you take off the label “lolita” she looks awesome :/ Change her hair,makeup, boots and socks and you all wouldn’t be so pissed off.

Why is everyone so angry about this video? She just shows a very simple gothic lolita outfit off and gives tips. Yeah it may not be ‘correct’ but isn’t the point of fashion to be an individual?

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Tha-B - Pioneer of The Super Sunday in Malaysia (since 2007, markets SUPER SUNDAY CONCEPT-GEAR, which carries T-SHIRT, POSTER, CANVAS, WATCH, JACKET, JEANS etc.), is also one of the pioneers in the graffiti art scene in Malaysia, specializing mainly in typography. Tha-B currently manages a luxury watch brand's boutique in KL and is very selective on the type of jobs he takes on.

Kenji - A prolific artist who specializes in cute cartoonish character designs and fuses it with graffiti skills, Kenji is also a graphic designer, toy designer, illustrator and street artists. Kenji has a day job as a graphic designer and also founded his concept store Black Fryday.

Katun - Winner to many graffiti competition, this young artist who specializes in fantasy & cartoon characters hails from the Phobia Klik crew. He also has a day job as a graphic designer with an advertising agency, but his deep passion is to leave his mark around the world in the form of art.

Waser - an aspiring young artists whose goal is to perfect his graffiti typography skills. He is currently part of the Phiberwryte crew, whose graffiti style almost exclusively focuses on typography/ letterings.

They - from The Telanjang Family has a long list of achievements which includes painting on the roof for the Malaysia Pavilion at the Shanghai World Expo 2010. They is also a strong advocate for the indie art movement in South East Asia. They is one of the few full time graffiti artist in Malaysia.

Newba from Phyberwryte was chosen to paint the backdrop of the Dell-Microsoft- hails from famous writers crew Phiberwryte, Newba have over the past decade acquired sound skills in lettering, influenced heavily by New York style-writing, the bedrock for graffiti art. His piece of the 'boy and his Dell' was a magnet for photographing during the event.

All the participating artists received the Dell + Microsoft Youth Express initiatives gratefully and were encouraged to see corporations genuinely promoting art and positive values. This also helps correct the general society view of graffiti artists being a form of vandalism. The 5 participating artists received a token of appreciation from Dell for their inspiration to the others in upholding a high standard for artistic expression - a Dell Inspiron 14R. The artists hope Dell's initiative will provide an example for other corporation to promote the art scene in Malaysia.

The public also has a chance to participate in expressing themselves with art. Dell Malaysia invited everyone who has an interest in art to express themselves during the event.

The Dell are of the YOUnity festival was packed with fun, with activities like Dell product demo, DJ house music and entertainment and special prizes to lucky winners of the Dell + Microsoft Youth Express challenges - meet and greet passes with local pop rock band Pesawat who was performing at the event.

Make Diffrent With Colourfull Fashion






The "Stylist's Corner" will debut three videos throughout September, each showcasing a different fall look styled by Kotsiopoulos using pieces made with plastics based fabrics. The videos will also be accompanied by additional exclusive fashion content on PlasticsMakeItPossible.com--including behind-the-scenes photos from the video shoot, blog posts from Kotsiopoulos about his favorite fall trends, and Kotsiopoulos' answers to a few most frequently asked style questions.

"So many of our hottest fall trends this year are made possible by plastics," Kotsiopoulos said. "One huge trend that I absolutely love right now is faux fur. It's been all over the runways this season, and what's great about it is that it can add a luxurious feel to a look, but at the same time, it's animal friendly, durable and affordable because it's made with plastic based fibers."

Also this month, PlasticsMakeItPossible.com will feature a new "What to Wear On ..." series that helps readers put together the perfect outfits for a variety of occasions and outings such as:

The Gym: A fitness bra made from plastic fabrics such as nylon and spandex® will fit comfortably and wick moisture away from your skin. A pair of stretch leggings will move with you, dry quickly, and flatter your figure, thanks to a polyester and nylon blend made possible by plastic. And no gym outfit is complete without a pair of no-show, acrylic socks that will help prevent blisters thanks to the exceptional softness of plastic fabrics.

A Night Out: A wrap dress made from a stretch polyester fabric stays form-fitting and flattering while you dance the night away. Give your look some extra sparkle with a pair of heels covered with glittering, plastic sequins. Add a handbag made from recycled plastic bottles, and your look will be stylish and good for the environment.

A Casual Weekend: A great pair of fitted jeans goes with everything and flatters your figure, thanks to spandex, a plastic blend used to add stretch to fabric. A colorful graphic T-shirt made with recycled polyester is soft, durable, and great for running errands around town. And a pair of edgy aviator plastic sunglasses is the perfect way to add some extra style to even the most casual of outfits.

"Plastic based fabrics play such a big role in fashion--probably more than most people realize--and this season's most stylish looks are no exception," said Steve Russell, vice president of plastics for the American Chemistry Council. "Acrylic coats and sweaters, faux fur, micro-suede, fleece and many other fashions are made with plastic fibers that provide durability and warmth for cooler weather."

From the stretch in our jeans, to the sweat-wicking fabrics in our gym clothes, to the sequins on our formal gowns, plastics play a major role in a diverse array of our most popular fashions. Visit plasticsmakeitpossible.com/stylistscorner to see an interactive fashion timeline that gives readers a unique look at great moments in fashion history made possible by plastics. To find out more about the use of plastics in fashion--and to view exclusive, new, online content--visit PlasticsMakeItPossible.com. To interact with a community of plastic-fashion fans and create your own plastic-based looks, visit the Plastics Make it Possible® Facebook page at Facebook.com/PlasticPossible.

Plastics Make it Possible® highlights the many ways plastics inspire innovations that improve our lives, solve big problems and help us design a safer, more promising future. This initiative is sponsored by the plastics industries of the American Chemistry Council. For more information, visit www.plasticsmakeitpossible.com and follow us @plasticpossible on Twitter at www.twitter.com/plasticpossible .

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The History About Helmut Lang

101You are now allowed to hyperventilate. The program of Fashion's Night Out events has been released, and the list of participating stores goes on and on. To help you decide your itinerary for the evening of September 8, we've pulled together a series of Top Ten lists. First up: The Top Ten Musical Performances.

This year's roster of live music runs the gamut from boy bands to indie rock, and from DJs to gypsy jazz. The cast of Glee won't be performing—at least not outside of YouTube—but the night still features some serious divas, from '60s superstar Ronnie Spector to Gossip frontwoman Beth Ditto.

The British import has a history of partnering with musicians, including Florence + the Machine, The Black Keys, and Kings of Leon. For FNO, they're giving us two options: Folkie sisters The Pierces will be playing at the Soho store, while one-man electro pop band Penguin Prison will perform in the Meatpacking District. 512 Broadway and 415 West 13th Street, both 7pm.

The celebrity DJ will be playing a dance party for Gucci Guilty for Men in the department store's Fragrance Arcade. Every time we've ever seen a Ronson, there's been at least one more Ronson nearby, so look out for appearances from twin sister Charlotte and older brother Mark. 151 West 34th Street, 6pm.

We're declaring number eight a tie between two other Macy's performances: Soul singer hippie child Joss Stone and onetime Destiny's Child Kelly Rowland. Take your pick: Joss will play the Tommy Hilfiger party outside the store while Kelly will perform in the dress department. 151 West 34th Street, both 7pm.

All together now: "Eeeeeeeee!!!" Teen sensation Joe Jonas will perform for a crowd of screaming girls at Saks Fifth Avenue. Then, if nobody's trampled him, he'll sign special-edition t-shirts with designer Simon Spurr. 611 Fifth Avenue, 7pm.
The trance-y indie rock band will play a special acoustic concert at Nordstrom's new charity concept shop after a trunk show from Nicholas K and Bijules. 350 West Broadway, 6pm.

LCD Soundsystem might have retired, but that doesn't mean the man behind the beloved indie dance band is no longer playing music. See him live at an outdoor party hosted by VPL, 3x1, Agnès B, and Nike. 5 Mercer Street, 6pm.

The "Be My Baby" singer performs in Bergdorf's "Live Window Revue" with drag queen Lypsinka and singer Wynter Gordon, not to mention a magician, a puppeteer, and other entertainers. 745 Fifth Avenue, 6:45pm.

This LA band is best known for their insanely catchy song "Pumped Up Kicks," but they're more than just a one-hit wonder. We hear you can catch them at Lacoste's just made-over Fifth Avenue flagship, although the FNO website doesn't have a time listed. 608 Fifth Avenue.

What better way to enjoy low-fi stoner surf rock than with a lobster roll and a cocktail? Luke's Lobster will be serving food and the bartenders from East Village's Death & Company will be serving drinks at this party celebrating the launch of Helmut Lang's ecommerce site, helmutlang.com. 93 Mercer Street, 5pm.

The fashion industry occasionally gets accused of tokenism for its obsession with plus-sized musical powerhouse Beth Ditto, but if you've ever seen her live, you know it's impossible not to find her mesmerizing. She's only playing a three-song set at M.A.C., but that might be all you need. 109 Spring Street, 8pm.

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Comments (2 extant) Show 2 anonymous comments 2 anonymous comments guestTheres one bigger than all these! i guess its a suprise? hint, its in Fifth Ave.#1. 08/31/11 05:

Bangladesh Fashion Disigner Bibi Russell



Fashion may be the way of development and survival. It can be an excellent idea to come out from extreme circumstances of poverty. The idea of survival through fashion comes from the legendary name BIBI RUSSELL. It is a great surprise that she comes from a developing country like Bangladesh. But this developing country also has its power to turn back through other identity and it is proved by the name of BIBI. She is the first woman in Bangladesh who went abroad to study at London College of Fashion on fashion design. She was born in Chittagong and comes from a very well known family. Her father was Sadhu Bhai (Late Mokhlesur Rahman) and mother Begum Shamsunnehar Rahman (Rose) who were very prominent personalities in the Bangladeshi media.

To fulfill her desire about studying on fashion designing, BIBI starts journey after completing Higher Secondary Examination and became a graduate on Fashion Design at 1975 and modeled her own graduation show. Because of her potentiality, enthusiasm, quick learning capability, she was swiftly offered modeling assignments with an impressive array of designers, Yves Saint Laurent, Karl Lagerfeld and Giorgio Armani to name a few. BIBI worked as one of the leading models for Yves Saint Laurent, Kenzo, Karl Lagerfield and Giorgio Armani for nearly a decade. She had been featured in top magazines including Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar and Cosmopolitan.

fabric in her design. She has choreographed and arranged many fashion shows and exhibitions in Bangladesh and Europe by these. She works with the all vibrating colors, various fabrics, history and ethnic value of Bangladesh and works with the people of grass root level. She always thinks off the historical fabrics eventual with the moment. With her work she tries to promote our valuable history with a group of poor people. Still BIBI is a renowned name in the fashion world because of her extra ordinary works which can’t be shown by others. With the help of Dr. Federico Mayor, secretary general of UNESCO, BIBI launched a fashion show in Paris in 1996. The show was called ‘Weavers of Bangladesh’. Her second show was also with UNESCO a year later on, was aptly named ‘The Colours of Bangladesh’, and was held in Palma De Mallorca, Spain. It was launched and supported by the Queen of Spain. BIBI was the first designer from the developing world to participate in the 1998 London Fashion Week. This was the first London collection to emerge from the villages of Bangladesh where about one million people depend on weaving glamorous silks and cottons for their livelihood. Her Slogan “Fashion for Development” starts with its own phase. After that BIBI doesn’t have to look back. Rather she was able to get huge responds from them.

‘I don’t believe in charity’. BIBI believes that charity can’t make anyone happy in a long run because it is given to one person at a time and after that the person will finish it quickly and show his hand for more once again. But BIBI realizes that if the hands are made strong for earning these will not become burden, rather it will be magical. BIBI wants to show the possessiveness to the world through the magical beauty of poverty. By her education, experience and willingness to do better, she comes forward to give chance to the poor people. The thousands of tailors, its employs are an inspiring example of micro financing. She now employs more than 30,000 people, consisting of knitters and artisans that produce her original designs. Spinning, twisting and dyeing provides employment for a whole Deshi family highlighting her motherland. BIBI’s mission is to encourage people to move beyond limitations and reach for their dreams. She emphasizes the importance of recognizing and valuing everyone's contribution as a team member in life's pursuits. As a dynamic stage presence, BIBI captures the attention of her audience instantaneously and never lets them go. She combines hard particulars, specific strategies and personal insights to create a powerful message among all. Her ability to connect with the heart makes her one of the most influential female figure in Bangladesh. BIBI RUSSELL’s aim is to work for the craftsmen of Bangladesh with a view to reviving handloom industry by giving support and assistance. Bangladesh, though beset with poverty, is rich in traditional fabrics, which has great demand beyond the border. BIBI's dresses may be the height of fashion but the technology that produces them is centuries old. It all starts with silk cocoons, which are laboriously unraveled into shimmering thread. Her contribution to the fashion houses of Bangladesh after her return from Paris to Dhaka is an inspiration to many and will encourage up and coming designers to work with local fabrics. Bibi Productions is an enterprise that is the only one of its kind in Bangladesh which talks only about the root. The workforce consists of young people (mainly artists) that promote local crafts, including handloom weaving, recycled paper, and indigenous textile design. There she mingles colors, fabric, trends with modernity and tries to catch up the people at this era. Her all contribution is only to help those people whom she wants to give a new identity against poverty. She declares the most beauty lies in the poverty and her belief is on Fashion for Development. She tries herself hard and soul to make her dream alive. All colors she uses in her design just speak off that. With a view to promoting her belief she uses all bright colors worn by many top models in the world. Thus she wants to show the world a Positive Bangladesh through color.

‘Everyone thinks Bangladesh is a poor country. For me - it's rich in culture and everything. It gives me a lot of energy _ I live in Bangladesh. Most of the time I'm in villages and I'm competing with top designers.’- BIBI RUSSELL.

BIBI has received both national and international awards for her work with the artisans and weavers in Bangladesh. She has been honoured with an Honorary Fellowship from the London Institute (1999), Women of the Year by Elle Magazine (1997), and Entrepreneur Woman of the Year (1999) by the Foundation of Entrepreneur Women. She has also been highlighted by Asia Week Magazine as one of the ‘20 people to watch in the millennium.’ UNESCO named her ‘Designer for Development in 1999 for her unfailing commitment to human dignity, development and the eradication of poverty. This title was replaced by the title Artist of Peace in 2001. She won critical acclaim at the London Fashion Week the first time she showed her khadi and handloom collection, got Harrods to stock up her designs, and had an eventful debut in the U.S. too. She received the Women Awards 1999, at El Palauet Luca, Barcelona in recognition of Bibi Productions in Bangladesh.

BIBI RUSSELL dreams for positive Bangladesh. Her suggestion for developing weaver and handloom is not only for Bangladesh but also for all over the sub continental countries like India, Nepal, Sri Lanka and others. Here people have to fight regularly in the natural calamities. The picture of this hazardous people is common in the outer world. BIBI just tries to make them magical through the weaver development. Her Bibi Production works with these poor people and at present BIBI is promoting their works to the outer world. With her dynamic action she makes many jobless people employed and brings out something more potential from them. At present villages are running with machines and men and people are producing for earning. Her dresses are shown in the international Fashion Show by the foreign models. Many famous artists and renowned people wear her designed dresses. Thus BIBI makes her own brand in the fashion world. This BIBIANIAN way of development creates her market in the foreign world where BIBI is not only a person but also a symbol of success. It is true that she has to struggle a lot for this establishment. Still the way is so long and she is ready for the battle of development for Positive Bangladesh.



Khamis, 1 September 2011

Jo Soh Singapore Talented Designer

Meet Jo Soh, the designer of one of the most successful local brands around in Singapore. Previously a student at Central Saint Martins, Jo worked in Song+Kelly21 before starting her own label. The brand personality of Hansel is one of the most memorable around and it has been intelligent of her to infuse her quirky personality into the brand. After all, one should design for herself to begin with. Jo’s collections appeal to both young and those working, sometimes infusing casual office wear with cute prints. With her label around for 7 years now, don’t you wonder what’s the secret behind her success?

JS:Â When I was little, my family had a pair of daschunds, male and female, and they were named after my brother and my favourite children’s fairy tale, Hansel and Gretel. Gretel and other pet dogs (we had about 15 pet dogs in total over the years) came and went, but Hansel stayed with us till he passed on. We didn’t have any pet dogs after him until one day my uncle gave us a stray puppy that he’d found in the Kranji industrial estate. We named him after our old faithful pet and it because natural to name my company and label after Hansel because the business started out as a family business, with the dining room table as my work desk and Hansel the dog energetically running around inspiring my spirits.

FA: On your website, Hansel was described to be a mix of quirkyness and understated minimalism. When did you conceive the concept of Hansel?

JS: The Hansel style is a reflection of my personal style. I am a combination of opposites – I love the imaginative escapist daydreams but I also love the practical and pragmatic aspects of life, and I top that up with a large lashing of humour.

JS: From almost anywhere but mostly from themes that resemble children’s fairy tales – the imagination behind those tales really inspire!

JS: My mother was a very fashionable woman, always one to adopt new trends confidently and experiment with different styles. I have always been drawn into her world of creating different personas through the use of clothing and the change of hair, makeup and accessories. I saw and felt the effects of how your appearance impacted both yourself and others around you. I always showed talent for art and crafts but made a conscious decision at age 12 to pursue fashion design over fine arts because I saw design as a problem solving tool and I wanted to use my talents to create an impact on other people’s daily lives. I saw that I could do this more directly through design rather than fine art.

FA: Previously, you studied at Fashion Design with Marketing at Central Saint Martins and then you went on to design for a few companies. How important is it for a designer to receive formal training?

JS: In this age where a diploma or degree is quite common, I’d say that having the formal training is quite necessary to getting ahead in the industry. Going through the subjects and exams at design school also puts your interest to the test and allows you to gauge if you could pursue a career in that line of work.

JS: Working with Ann and Wykidd taught me the importance of branding in a fashion label as they focused a lot on cohesion on all their brand touch points.

FA: You are one of the most loved designers in Singapore, born and bred here. Did you ever feel immense amount of pressure from the media to produce stunning designs?

JS: I do have a perfectionistic streak and I think I am harder on myself than anyone else could be! I am very focused on producing what is VERY hansel (ie, VERY me) and that’s all I ever need to be.

JS: The answer is a pretty practical one! the immigration laws in London at the time I graduated in 1999 made it very difficult to stay on in the UK. I later got a visa to work in italy but I was living and working in a very isolated industrial town. It was very lonely to be there, despite working for a New York menswear label and being able to travel to Milan and New York regularly, so in the end I realized it was ridiculous for me to force myself to stay on just because I wanted to be in Europe, and decided to return to sunny Singapore!

FA: How have you found the local support for local talents in Singapore over the years? Is there anything you wish could be changed?

JS: Local authority support for local talent has increased tremendously over the past few years. Now we have the Design Singapore Council, TAFF , Parco NextNext and the upcoming star creation as well as blueprint as part of the asia fashion exchange – all different platforms that show there are real jobs out there to be got, in the fashion design industry. Local market support for local brands is also growing, with consumers becoming more sophisticated and rethinking the point of buying an international brand just because it is international. I hope that this continues to grow as a strong local market is what will sustain the fashion design industry in Singapore.

JS: While you’re a student, get as much work experience as possible in as many areas of the industry as possible to get a fair general understanding of the industry and the various roles that one could be in. Do not just be sucked into the image of being a fashion designer simply it is because it is one of the most admired roles. Find a role that makes use of YOUR unique talents – it could be in fashion retail, it could be in fashion journalism. Don’t refuse a work experience just because they don’t pay interns – work for free – the experience and insight that you glean from the companies that you work for is priceless (and can often times provide you with important contacts for your future career path).

Dawn believes in inner beauty more than outer. Yet, she sees Fashion as a way for women to exude confidence and be the star inside they were made to be. Lively, energetic and always happy, Dawn will always pick anything shiny and colourful over black. One day eventually, she hopes to be able to have her own label or make her own mark in local Singaporean fashion.

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BEIJING (AP) — China's most popular microblogging site is cracking down on what it says is the spread of false rumors after the ruling Communist Party told Internet companies to tighten control over information online.

The move by Sina Corp. reflects the pressure on China's Internet companies, most of which are privately owned, to take initiative to help Beijing enforce censorship or risk losing the right to operate profitable businesses in a fast-growing market.

Sina's Weibo service has sent notices to its 200 million users denying two reports posted on the site, including one about the killing of a 19-year-old woman. It said the accounts of users who originated the reports were temporarily closed.

The move comes amid the ruling party's most sweeping crackdown on dissent in years as it tries to prevent the rise of Middle East-style protests.

The party secretary for Beijing, Liu Qi, visited Sina's headquarters last Monday and said Internet companies should block the spread of false and harmful information, according to a party newspaper. Liu gave no details of what the party wanted, but Sina issued a statement Thursday saying it would "put more effort into attacking all kinds of rumors."

Beijing encourages Internet use for education and business but worries about its potential to spread criticism of communist rule. Authorities tightened controls after social networking and other websites played a key role in protests that brought down governments in Egypt and Tunisia.

"The constitution stipulates freedom of speech, but there is no freedom of speech in reality," said one posting on the site. "Please refute this rumor."

Others questioned whether the ruling party would use the policy to suppress the spread of true information that might embarrass officials.

Web bulletin boards and Sina's microblogging site are especially sensitive because they give China's general public a rare opportunity to express opinions to a wide audience in a society where the party controls all media.

Communist leaders have allowed such services as they try to strike a balance between controlling information and developing an Internet industry they hope will help drive China's modernization. Private sector Internet services are required to monitor content on their own and quickly remove any that violates censorship rules.

In its announcements Friday, Sina denied a report on Weibo that a suspect in the slaying of a 19-year-old woman was freed in the central city of Wuhan because of his politically influential father. It cited police as saying the suspect was still in detention.

The company also denied a report that the Chinese Red Cross was improperly charging hospital patients for blood. It said the Red Cross had no role in managing blood donations, only in assisting health authorities with publicity.

Sina said it has created a separate channel dubbed "Weibo Refutes Rumors" to spread denials of false information. It announced an email address for users to send reports of possible falsehoods.

China's online population is by far the world's biggest, with 485 million Internet users as of June 30, and is still growing rapidly, according to the government-sanctioned China National Internet Information Center.

That has created huge profit opportunities for Internet companies that comply with official controls, giving Beijing leverage to encourage cooperation and for private sector businesses to bear the cost of enforcing censorship.

Baidu Inc., which operates China's dominant search engine, says its profit for the three months ending in June rose 95 percent over a year earlier to $252.6 million.

Baidu's market share has grown since U.S.-based rival Google Inc. closed its China search engine last year after saying it no longer wanted to cooperate with censorship.

Sina, whose shares are traded on the U.S.-based Nasdaq stock market, reported a $10 million quarterly profit. That was down from $25.2 million for the same period of 2010 due to the costs of launching Weibo.

Another private company, Alibaba Group, has told merchants on its popular e-commerce platform Taobao to stop selling virtual private network and other software that can bypass Internet filters meant to block access to foreign websites deemed subversive or obscene.

Alibaba said last week it received no government orders and took the action after it found VPNs were being used to visit foreign websites illegally.

In a separate crackdown, the official Xinhua News Agency said Sunday that regulators have shut down 6,600 websites linked to companies that help clients delete unfavorable news items online or spread rumors to damage competitors.

Between April and June, authorities deleted more than 790,000 online posts and articles that contained illegal material, Xinhua said.

In one high-profile case, China's biggest milk producer, Mengniu Dairy Group Co., said last October that one of its managers had tried to boost his sales by spreading rumors online that a rival's infant formula might be dangerous.

Rabu, 31 Ogos 2011

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Supermodel Cindy Crawford covers Harper's Bazaar Singapore September 2011 issue. The issue has two covers and both look great. The model graces the glossy pages in Louis Vuitton outfits and chic updos.

Supermodel Cindy Crawford is on the two covers of Harper’s Bazaar Singapore for their September 2011 issue. Crawford, 45 looks stunning on both of the shot as well as in the rest of the photo shoot. One of the covers features Cindy Crawford wearing leather cutout dress and a red lipstick while the other one has the supermodel turning back at the camera wearing a sheer white blouse and a black skirt decorated with flowers.

Photographed by Simon Upton Cindy Crawford appears in the outfits from Louis Vuitton Fall/Winter 2011/2012 collection alongside Bryan Randall. The editorial that’s called Lady and The Vamp portrays Crawford as a lady vamp who turns from good girl to bad wearing racy outfits.

Since celebrities have debuted on covers of various fashion magazines models have become a rare cover choice for magazine editors. But the tendency seems to be reversing as the economy declines and it’s cheaper to hire models to do covers. Harper’s Bazaar is not the only magazine that decided to put a model on its cover. Vogue and Elle has put Kate Moss, Carmen Kass, Helena Cristensen, Claudia Schiffer, Eva Herzigova and other models on its covers. Harper’s Bazaar features such models as Karlie Kloss, Eniko Mihalik, Jacquelyn Jablonski, Heidi Klum and others. The models return.

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NEW YORK, Aug. 31, 2011 — Inside Fashion, a leading provider of proprietary industry intelligence and international trends, has confirmed shapewear as the biggest growth category for intimate apparel in its Fall 12/13 StyleBook Lingerie Forecast.

The Forecast, which is sponsored by Brunet International, a leading supplier of high-quality, creative laces, defines the key directions that are driving intimate apparel sales in the big volume, mainstream market.

“We are long-time partners with Inside Fashion. The publication is a fantastic tool for reaching out to leaders in the industry, as well as providing critical market information to both our design and sales teams,” said Arnaud Limousin, Managing Director, Brunet International HK Ltd.

“We see shapewear as much more than a trend. It’s become a staple within most women’s wardrobes,” said Jane Singer, Editorial Director. The trend towards shapewear began when curvaceous celebrities such as Jennifer Lopez, Beyonce and Kim Kardashian stepped into the fashion arena and in doing so made fuller busts and hips not only acceptable – but desirable.

“The demand for shapewear spans virtually all age groups and markets. Bust enhancing bras are selling to teens as well as to career and more mature customers. The success they’ve enjoyed in the U.S. and Europe is mirrored in Asia, which has a fast-growing intimate apparel market. Similarly, tummy firming intimates are pretty much a global success story. This has opened up a tremendous marketing opportunity for intimate apparel brands,” said Ms. Singer.

While shapewear is often more expensive than traditional intimate apparel, consumers are willing to pay more for garments that make them look good. “The value-add that this category offers makes shapewear less price sensitive than other lingerie items,” she added.

During the past century we’ve seen the “ideal silhouette” shift several times from fuller figures to waif-like and then back to curvier. The tide has once again turned with fuller figures back in style, a trend which consumers are eagerly embracing. In some ways this can be seen as a backlash against the pin-thin figures that fashion has favored for several decades, and a return to healthier body images.

Traditional foundations have now been reinvented for modern women taking advantage of today’s functional fibers and fabrics. Flatter stomachs, nipped-in waists, slimmer thighs, perkier butts and fuller busts are now achievable using power stretch fabrics. Today’s shapewear has moisture management properties, an important comfort feature for a garment worn tightly against the skin.

“In its newest incarnation, shapewear has also become prettier. Combining fashion with function, top brands are offering powerful garments in fashion savvy colors embellished with beautiful laces and trims,” said Ms. Singer.

Inside Fashion’s StyleBook Lingerie Forecast defines the key directions that will drive the market for the coming season, and interprets them into top selling trends for the mainstream market. The Forecast includes swatches, photos, and technical drawings that clearly illustrate each trend.

Established in 1991, Inside Fashion provides insights and market analysis of the major global sourcing and consumer markets. In addition, the company offers comprehensive market intelligence about the fast-growing China retail market.

Brunet International specializes in lace and embroidery manufacturing. Celebrating its 100th anniversary this year, the company is known and recognized worldwide for its creativity, as well as its reactivity and service. Brunet leverages its French heritage and its two state-of the-art factories in China and Thailand to provide custom lace and embroidery collections which are fine-tuned to meet or exceed customers’ needs.

France Famous Fashion Designer

What did famous fashion designers do before they were stars of the industry? For many, they spent their time in school, meticulously learning the trade for which they would become so popular. But for others, the answer to that question is quite different. Former occupations of famous designers we know and love include: secretary, owner of a fruit juice stand, and cabaret singer. The design education of so many famous designers came not from formal education, but the teachings of family and a lifetime of inspiration. Read on, and find out how some of the world’s most famous designers got their start in fashion.

Lilly Pulitzer: Socialite and fashion designer Lilly Pulitzer is known as the "Queen of Prep," with bright, colorful printed clothing. Her brand is very popular in high society, once worn by First Lady Jackie Kennedy, her daughter Caroline, as well as by Rockefellers and Vanderbilts. However, Lilly did not set out to enter the fashion world at all. She eloped with Peter Pulitzer, Jr., who owned several Florida citrus groves. In search of a project for herself, she opened a juice stand with the produce. Of course, she got juice all over her clothes, and in order to camouflage the stains, asked her dressmaker to create a shift dress with bright printed colors. Her dress became more popular than the juice, and she began selling them at her stand, eventually selling more dresses than juice. Her popularity exploded when her old school friend Jackie Kennedy began wearing them and she became the fashion sensation we know now.

Ralph Lauren: Ralph Lauren has created one of the world’s most successful fashion empires. The Polo Ralph Lauren brand is associated with sporty elite, evoking a "look of English aristocracy" with classic tailoring and taste. Ralph began designing his own neckwear while working for a tie company, and became known at his high school for selling ties to his classmates. He studied business at Baruch College before dropping out, then served in the US Army. He worked as a salesman at Brooks Brothers, and eventually was able to open a necktie store under the Polo label, using the financial backing of Norman Hilton. His career as a fashion designer really took off when the male actors in the 1974 film adaptation of The Great Gatsby wore his creations. Forbes estimates Ralph Lauren’s wealth to be $5.8 billion, making Lauren the 173rd richest person in the world.

Kate Spade: Kate Spade is famous for her fashionable handbags and stylish but sensible accessories. Although she did go to school — she is a graduate of Arizona state University — she did not study fashion. Her inspiration for entering the fashion world happened as she was working in the accessories department of Mademoiselle magazine. She noticed that there was a lack of stylish, sensible handbags on the market and set out to make her own, launching her design company in 1993. Her brand has since expanded to include eyewear, organizers, shoes, perfume, and even home items china and bedding. Kate Spade is popular worldwide, with boutiques not just in the US, but in Japan, Hong Kong, the Philippines, Jakarta, and London.

Vera Wang: Beloved by brides, Vera Wang is best known for her work as a wedding gown designer. But she did not set out to become a fashion designer. In fact, she was a talented figure skater, and competed in the US National Championships. However, she left skating behind when she failed to make the US Olympics team, and turned to fashion instead, working at Vogue magazine for 16 years, followed by a stint as a design director for Ralph Lauren. Her entry into fashion as an individual designer did not come until she married her husband, Arthur Becker, and was frustrated with her choices in bridal gowns. Instead of buying a dress off the shelf, she sketched a design and had her own elaborate gown made. She opened a bridal boutique of her own the next year, featuring gowns by famous designers including Carolina Herrera and Christian Dior, eventually launching her own line that was received very highly. She has since gone on to design gowns for high profile clients, including Ivanka Trump, Chelsea Clinton, and Mariah Carey. Wang’s brand has expanded beyond wedding dresses, to include fragrance, houseware, eveningwear, and even figure skating costumes.

Gianni Versace: Although Gianni Versace never went to formal fashion school, his fashion education began at a young age. He grew up helping his mother embroider dresses, cutting and making clothes in her small tailor shop. He sold his first designs out of his mother’s shop before he moved to Milan to design collections for Complice, Callaghan, and Genny. He opened his own boutique in Milan, selling his own creations as well as other labels, before becoming incredibly popular in the 1980s, spreading his boutiques around the world. His fashions became popular with high profile friends of Gianni’s, including Madonna, Elton John, and Diana, Princess of Wales. Although Gianni was murdered in 1997, his legacy lives on through the Versace label, one of the world’s most popular international fashion houses.

Tommy Hilfiger: Tommy Hilfiger’s parents wanted him to be an engineer. But instead of studying engineering in college, Hilfiger decided to start working in retail. He got his start in fashion as he bought jeans and pants in New York City to bring home, customize, and resell at a downtown store in his hometown Elmira, New York. He later opened his own store, but it failed due to a shift in shopping traffic in Elmira. But we all know that this initial failure did not keep Hilfiger down, and in 1984, he founded the Tommy Hilfiger Corporation, which reached revenues of over $1.8 billion in 2004, and earned Tommy Hilfiger the title of Menswear Designer of the Year by the Council of Fashion Designers of America in 1995. The Tommy Hilfiger Corporation was purchased by Phillips-Van Heusen in March 2010 for $3 billion.

Tom Ford: Fashion designer Tom Ford’s education is varied, with a stint at NYU studying art history, and earning a degree in architecture at Parsons The New School for Design, although he did spend his final year at Parsons studying fashion. Tom spent several years working for other designers before launching his own line, moving from Cathy Hardwick to Perry Ellis, and then to Gucci, where he became creative director before moving on to his role as creative director for YSL. It was only in 2005 that the Tom Ford brand was created to produce menswear and accessories, as well as a beauty brand with Estee Lauder. In addition to his work as a fashion designer, Tom Ford created a film production company, Fade to Black, and made his film directorial debut with A Single Man.

Christian Dior: Christian Dior was the most influential designer of the late 1940s and 50s, and still remains popular today. Dior once clothed the likes of Ava Gardner, Rita Hayworth, Marlene Dietrich, and Princess Margaret. He began his career in fashion by selling fashion sketches outside his childhood home for approximately 10 cents each (which are surely worth much more than that today). He worked with other fashion designers, including Robert Piguet and Lucien Lelong before becoming an independent designer. In 1946, he debuted with his first collection from his own fashion house, revealing voluptuous designs with shapes and silhouettes not seen from designers in that time. His designs used lots of fabric, even in a time when it was scarce, a look that was eventually embraced in the post-war era, and coined as The New Look. Even after his death, Christian Dior designs have remained popular. The first collection after his death, designed by a young Yves Saint Laurent, was particularly sensational. Christian Dior S.A. is now the world’s largest luxury goods firm., and operates about 160 Christian Dior Couture boutiques worldwide.

Elsa Schiaparelli: Often compared with her rival Coco Chanel, Italian fashion designer Elsa Schiaparelli is often considered the "most innovative and influential dress designer of the 20th century." Her designs took fashion to a new height as an art form, with heavy influence from noted surrealists, as well as collaborations with Cocteau and Dali. She studied philosophy at the University of Rome, but not fashion. Her first notable fashion creation was made on the fly; she was invited to a ball in Paris, but having no ball gown, Elsa made one by wrapping blue fabric around herself and pinning it in to place. She went on to create sweaters with surrealist trompe l’oeil images that appeared in Vogue, launching her business to success. Although she enjoyed popularity in her time, she did not keep up with post-WWII fashion, and closed her business in 1954.

Giorgio Armani: Beloved Italian fashion designer Giorgio Armani is known worldwide for his tailored menswear looks. However, Armani did not set out to become a fashion designer, rather, aspiring to a career in medicine, which he pursued for two years at the University of Bologna before being called into military service. This experience proved to be fortunate for him, as he worked in a military hospital and realized medicine was not his true calling. He began working in fashion as a window dresser at a Milan department store, moving on to become a seller, then a menswear designer for the Nino Cerruti company, and a highly demanded freelance designer before developing his own style and label. Armani is recognized as an innovator not just in fashion design, but in the fashion industry, as the first to ban models with a BMI under 18 and the first to broadcast his collection live online, as well as proving himself to be a shrewd, unconventional marketer. He is known as the most successful designer from Italy, with a personal fortune of $7 billion.

Steve Madden: Steve Madden is a household name in American footwear, and he got his start at a shoe store where he worked as a teenager. The experience of working at the store left an impression on him, as he recalls. "My boss was 26. He had his own business. He was this really cool guy. He drove a Mercedes. He was my idol." Madden attended the University of Miami for two years until his father stopped paying his tuition, a punishment for his poor grades. He went back into retail fashion, working in a clothing boutique, and then for a wholesaler of women’s boots. Madden launched an unsuccessful line of footwear with a friend, but tried again in 1990, this time successful. He sold his initial run of shoes out of the trunk of his car, and achieved growing success from that point. Steve Madden’s career has not been without hiccups, and he was convicted of securities fraud in 2002, losing his title as CEO of his company and sentenced to 41 months in prison. After his release from prison, Steve Madden, Ltd was named Company of the Year in 2006 at the Footwear News Achievement Awards, and Madden marked the occasion as a chance to improve his company’s image. Despite this major setback, Steve Madden, Ltd boasted revenues of $431 million in 2007, a major feat for the shoemaker without a formal education.

Laura Ashley: Laura Ashley is known worldwide as a talented fabric designer for clothes and home furnishings. Although a student of several schools, she did not study fashion. Her start in the fashion industry occurred during her time as a secretary and new mother, creating tea towels, napkins, and other home items with printed fabric created on a machine in her own home with the help of her husband. She began selling Victorian style headscarves to the John Lewis Department Store and quickly expanded to more shops, selling through mail order as well. It was not long before Laura and her husband Bernard were at the helm of an international company with stores in Paris and Geneva, and approximately 5,000 retail outlets worldwide. Laura’s company was still doing well and on the brink of expansion at the time of her tragic death in 1985. Although a bittersweet ending, there’s no denying that Laura Ashley went far beyond her role as a secretary.

Alexander Wang: Unlike the rest of the fashion icons on this list, Alexander Wang actually did do a stint at a fashion school before finding fame in the industry. He studied for a year at Parsons with an internship at Teen Vogue before dropping out and launching his first collection that rocketed him to fashion fame. He won the CDFA/Vogue Fashion Fund, which included a $200,000 award for expanding his business. Expand, he did. Alexander Wang’s label is now sold around the world at Neiman Marcus, Bergdorf Goodman, Barneys NYC, and more. Not bad for a fashion school dropout.

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