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Wednesday, June 25, 2008

COACH NEW UPDATES!!!

To my suprise, Coach just updated their page with their new goodies and I heard rumors that the Legacy Stripe was back! and it is! also other fresh and new styles for Signature Stripe Bags and Bleecker collection!
LEGACY STRIPE
Eventhough its a bit different now from the one in the past, since the stripes are not the same size and in different levels of color and also some lil changes in the bag size and overlook.
Now Available!
Pictures from displays in : http://www.coach.com/

-New Coach Legacy Stripe Tote




Measurements are: 14" long x 9 1/2 x4 1/4, it has an inside zip pocket also multifunction pockets inside, style no. 12421, for $298, as you can see very different from the old version but still cute!






-Coach Legacy Stripe Top Handle Pouch





Measurements are 9 1/2" L x 6 1/2 H x 4W. Inside Open Pocket, Zip top closure, and fabric lining! style no. 41669 retails for: $148.







This Legacy Stripe Style also comes in Scarfs, Very Cute Wristlet, Beauty Case, Checkbook Wallets and Swingpacks.
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BLEECKER STYLES

-Bleecker Patents
Inside zip pocket, multifunction pockets, measures: 17 3/4'' L x 9 5/8"H x 6"W, crinkle patent leather, outside open back pocket and fabric lining & Price: $ 398. Style No. 12362














Also wristlets, skinny key fobs and wallets on this same style to match.
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SOPHIE
-New Sophie Leather
A more simpler look and right bag to fit most of your everyday items with measurements of: 13 1/2 (L) x 11 (H) x 3 1/2 (W) and price for: $348.
Comes in black and white and also in other fabric like patent, signature stripe, metallic, patchwork.
Here are some pics of the leather one in black and white:

















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-New Bleecker Pouch its smaller than the tote and its cute!





Same colors of the posted on the tote section and measurements are : 9 1/2 (L) x 7 (H) x 4 1/4 (W) it has fabric lining and here its in plum/brass color for $198, style no. 41561.



-The New Signature Stripe Patent Tote


With measurements of 9 5/8 (L) x 9 5/8 (H) x 4 1/3 (W), inside zip pocket, fabric lining and could accomodate laptop according to COACH website. style no. 12429 and price: $268.




My favorite one its the pink colored one, theres also with brown patent stripe, white patent stripe, black patent stripe and navy patent stripe. wrislets, keyfobs and wallet to match these.




-Carly In Leather and Denim Color Signature


Carly Price for: $398 and measurements of 15 (L) x 9 1/2 (H) x 5 (W)


Large Carly Price for: $498 and measurements of 17 (L) x 13 (H) x 6 (W)


theres other colors in carly but the newest one are in leather and in navy blue, also some khaki, Tan and Black.

Friday, June 20, 2008

Check Out, KIM KARDASHIANS CLOSET!!

Shop at KIM KARDASHIAN'S STORE, If you love her look and her stuff, then maybe you can find it from her own closet to ebay, so dont miss this chance on getting your ebay account ready to spend, she has a lil bit of everything, go take a look... Enjoy your Shopping + you will be donating to the dream foundation.

Thursday, June 19, 2008

Lusting For Prada!

Well as we all know Prada put their "Fairy Bag" for Spring/Summer 2008 in their Runway! and since I saw it, i kept lusting for it, its on my wishlist, sad thing is that it might be just a limited edition bag sold at the Prada Stores.


Some people think its childish, some people think its unique work of art and some think its just too trendy to consider it a keeper, I was trying to forget it about cuz I like more classicl but I cant! I think that I love it and I want it! also I know i gotta save for it, if not available im just gonna go for the e***bay website!
So im gonna share my Love! for this bag:
For $2290.00 (bag or cash lol)


See More Goodies, In case you dont want to have it all fairy, you can go for a lil thing with this artistic paint:


Fairy Small Bag
Size: 12cmx8cm
Color: Plum Tones
Price: around $342.00


Prada Fairy Clutch Like
Size: 20 cmx12.5cm
Color:Plum Tones
Price: around $419
**Currently Sold Out**

...So what you lust for, that you dont mind if its off season or too trendy,and that you always wanna get no matter what...

CHANEL

CHANEL
LE VERNIS
BLUE SATIN
as a gift from my cuz:

I loved it since the beginning I saw it in this advertisiment:



But I gotta say the color its very cute, and its dark when you put it on it looks almost like black color but when it hits the natural light or alot of light, its very blue, a deep blue that really fits any style been wearing for like 2 weeks now and i gotta say its very durable, not peeled color, still looks intact, its hard to put the coat on and not risking ths sides but it gets practical at the end, but its time for a change but maybe ill put it again!so Thanks CUZ!! so tell us, have you tried any chanel nail polish?? what colors?? satisfied??

Here an example, for my home pedicure, with the CHANEL NAIL POLISH!, well as a reference to those whom might want it, next would be -Shangai Red, 183- Le Vernis.

Get them at: www.chanel.com

In a Mood For: BALENCIAGA !

Been Off for a while but came back with a: SPLASH OF BALENCIAGA!!

Pink, Blue, Green, Black, all colors and it keeps going depending on season, In for some Color, Check the Bals Items! for $1647.oo
So ill put an example of my favorite style The BIG PART TIME
" Soft vintage crafted lambskin • gold plated metal hardware • top zip closure • hand stitched handles 6.7'' drop • removable shoulder strap 9.8'' drop • front zip pocket • leather framed hand mirror • fine textile lining • interior zip pocket with Balenciaga embossed leather tag • 16.5'' x 5.9'' x 9.1'' • lightweight 3.2 lbs • made in Italy."
PINK BUBBLEGUM

WHITE PEARL

SKY BLUE. THYME GREEN. BLACK. SAHARA.

Not Satisfied, CHECK OUT the Giant City, Work, City, Giant Work at http://www.balenciaga.com/

Monday, June 2, 2008

R.I.P ~~ YSL ~~

"Yve Saint Laurent dead at 71, who reworked the rules of fashion by putting women into elegant pantsuits that came to define how modern women dressed, died Sunday evening, a longtime friend and associate said.

A towering figure of 20th century fashion, Saint Laurent was widely considered the last of a generation that included Christian Dior and Coco Chanel and made Paris the fashion capital of the world, with the Rive Gauche, or Left Bank, as its elegant headquarters.

In the fast-changing world of haute couture, Saint Laurent was hailed as the most influential and enduring designer of his time. From the first YSL tuxedo and his trim pantsuits to see-through blouses, safari jackets and glamorous gowns, Saint Laurent created instant classics that remain stylish decades later

When the designer announced his retirement in 2002 at age 65 and the closure of the Paris-based haute couture house he had founded 40 years earlier, it was mourned in the fashion world as the end of an era. His ready-to-wear label, Rive Gauche, which was sold to Gucci in 1999, still has boutiques around the world.

In October 2006, Saint Laurent slipped and fell outside a Paris restaurant during Fashion Week, suffering slight scratches but reminding fans of the perennially fragile designer's advancing age.


~ HISTORY ~
Saint Laurent was born Aug. 1, 1936, in Oran, Algeria, where his father worked as a shipping executive. He first emerged as a promising designer at the age of 17, winning first prize in a contest sponsored by the International Wool Secretariat for a cocktail dress design.

A year later in 1954, he enrolled at the Chambre Syndicale school of haute couture, but student life lasted only three months. He was introduced to Christian Dior, then regarded as the greatest creator of his day, and Dior was so impressed with Saint Laurent's talent that he hired him on the spot.

When Dior died suddenly in 1957, Saint Laurent was named head of the House of Dior at the age of 21. The next year, his first solo collection for Dior -- the "trapeze" line -- launched Saint Laurent's stardom. The trapeze dress -- with its narrow shoulders and wide, swinging skirt -- was a hit, and a breath of fresh air after years of constructed clothing, tight waists and girdles.
In 1960, Saint Laurent was drafted into military service -- an experience that shattered the delicate designer, who by the end of the year was given a medical discharge for nervous depression.

Bouts of depression marked his career. Pierre Berge, the designer's longtime business partner and former romantic partner, was quoted as saying that Saint Laurent was born with a nervous breakdown.

Saint Laurent returned to the spotlight in 1962, opening his own haute couture fashion house with Berge. The pair later started a chain of Rive Gauche ready-to-wear boutiques.
Life Magazine hailed his first line under his own label as "the best collection of suits since Chanel."

Berge has said that Saint Laurent's gift to fashion was that he empowered women after Chanel had freed them.
~RETIREMENT~

Nowhere was Saint Laurent's gift more evident than the valedictory fashion show that marked his retirement in January 2002. Forty years of fashion were paraded in a 300-piece retrospective that blurred the boundaries of time, mixing his creations of yesterday and today in one stunning tribute to the endurance of Saint Laurent's style. He also designed costumes for theater and film.

There was the simple navy blue pea coat over white pants, which the designer first showed in 1962 when he opened his couture house and kept as one of his hallmarks.

His "smoking," or tuxedo jacket, of 1966 remade the tux as a high fashion statement for both sexes. It remained the designer's trademark item and was updated yearly until he retired.

Also from the 60s came Beatnik chic -- a black leather jacket and knit turtleneck with high boots -- and sleek pantsuits that underlined Saint Laurent's statement on equality of the sexes. He showed that women could wear "men's clothes," which when tailored to the female form became an emblem of elegant femininity.

"More than any other designer since Chanel, YSL represented Paris as the style leader," The Independent of London wrote in an editorial after Saint Laurent's retirement. "By putting a woman in a man's tuxedo, he changed fashion forever, in a style that never dated."
In his own words, Saint Laurent said he felt "fashion was not only supposed to make women beautiful, but to reassure them, to give them confidence, to allow them to come to terms with themselves."

Some of his revolutionary style was met with resistance. There are famous stories of women wearing Saint Laurent pantsuits who were turned away from hotels and restaurants in London and New York.
One scandal centered on the designer himself, when he posed nude and floppy-haired for a photographer in 1971, wearing only his trademark thick black glasses, to promote his perfume.
Saint Laurent's rising star was eternalized in 1983, when the Metropolitan Museum of Art devoted a show to his work, the first ever to a living designer.


Subsequent shows at the Hermitage in St. Petersburg and in Beijing made him a French national treasure, and he was awarded the Legion d'Honneur in 1985.

When France basked in the glory of its 1998 World Cup soccer final, it was Saint Laurent who took center field pre-kick off with an on-field retrospective at the Stade de France.

In 1999, Saint Laurent sold the rights of his label to Gucci Group NV, ceding control of his Rive Gauche collection, fragrances, cosmetics and accessories for $70 million cash and royalties.

Industry insiders cited friction between Saint Laurent and Gucci's creative director, Tom Ford, as a likely factor in the fashion guru's decision to retire three years later. Ford stepped down in 2003.

When he bowed out of fashion in 2002, Saint Laurent spoke of his battles with depression, drugs and loneliness, though he gave no indication that those problems were directly tied to his decision to stop working.

"I've known fear and terrible solitude," he said. "Tranquilizers and drugs, those phony friends. The prison of depression and hospitals. I've emerged from all this, dazzled but sober.""
Article Taken From:
Rest in Peace - Yves Saint Laurent