Okay, so I've been stalking the newsstands like a crazy ex impatiently waiting for the January magazine covers to drop! I must report that I've been pretty impressed with what I've seen as yet. My favorite cover so far has hands down been Victoria Beckham on the cover of ELLE. I was so ecstatic I almost knocked an old lady over just to grab my hands on this issue simply because Mrs. Beckham graced the main page. (Okay that didn't really happen i kid, i kid! lol) I must say she killed it like it was nobody's business on the inside editorial pics - serving up nothing but high fashion! Look for yourself. She should really consider becoming a model full-time especially after she murders those upcoming Marc Jacob Spring Ads! In for a close second, was Mrs.
Tuesday, December 18, 2007
Major Bite: January Magazine Covers Wrap-Up.
Okay, so I've been stalking the newsstands like a crazy ex impatiently waiting for the January magazine covers to drop! I must report that I've been pretty impressed with what I've seen as yet. My favorite cover so far has hands down been Victoria Beckham on the cover of ELLE. I was so ecstatic I almost knocked an old lady over just to grab my hands on this issue simply because Mrs. Beckham graced the main page. (Okay that didn't really happen i kid, i kid! lol) I must say she killed it like it was nobody's business on the inside editorial pics - serving up nothing but high fashion! Look for yourself. She should really consider becoming a model full-time especially after she murders those upcoming Marc Jacob Spring Ads! In for a close second, was Mrs.
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Saturday, December 1, 2007
MAJOR BITE: TINA KNOWLES' LINE FOR HSN!
I love me some Mama Knowles aka Beyonce's wardrobe designer. You can't deny that she keeps Bee looking ultra FIERCE! She is so fantabulous with her own style and her designs are normally on point. With the huge success of House of Dereon and Dereon under her belt, Mama Knowles has decided to launch her own collection "Miss Tina": A Taste of Couture for the Home Shopping Network (HSN). I've been hearing the buzz about this line for the past month or so now but I just never got around to looking at the collection until today. I must say there are some really stylish pieces coming from this collection! The quality of the clothing looks great as well might I add. Here are some of my fave looks from Miss Tina.
Pure Hauteness.
You can find all these great looks on the HSN website at http://www.hsn.com/ !
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Monday, November 26, 2007
MAJOR BITE: JULIA ROBERTS DESIGNS ARMANI BRACELET FOR WORLD AIDS DAY
Last Wednesday, Roberts designed a bracelet for sale with renown designer & long-time friend Giorgio Armani. It is the first time the Italian designer has worked with another name on a product. The leather bracelet in red or brown has a "Tree of Life" design and inside carries the initials J.R, Armani said.
"Julia has helped to create a beautiful accessory ... which will be a visible reminder of the part that we can all play in fighting AIDS in Africa," Armani said in a statement.
Armani chose the materials and colors for the bracelet.
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Friday, November 16, 2007
MAJOR BITE: EBONY FASHION FAIR TURNS 50!
Middle-Gilles Montezin balloon sleeve, silk taffeta opera coat.
Right-Emanuel Ungaro crocodile and Mongolian lamb jacket, pinstripe pants.
Shirley Jackson, 61, a principal leadership coach, will preside over the 50th Anniversary of the Ebony Fashion Fair in Detroit as general chair with the Detroit Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc., which is hosting the show at the Max M. Fisher Music Center on Sunday. In its 50 years, the Fashion Fair has raised more than $55 million for African-American organizations nationwide.
More than that, Fashion Fair has had a cultural impact that still resonates.
"When this event started, there was still a huge amount of segregation," says Alicia Nails, 50, of Southfield, the public relations chair of the Detroit chapter. "This was an event where we could arrive with dignity and sit where we wanted.
"In the 1950s, if you didn't go to Paris, where else would you see this stuff?"
What people will see at this year's Fashion Fair, "Glam Odyssey: A Fashion Journey into Bliss and Beyond," are 11 women and 2 men strutting the stage in some of the finest clothing around.
The Fair was bolstered over the decades by its producer and director, Eunice W. Johnson, who made hundreds of trips to Europe to purchase clothing from fashion houses for the nationally touring event.
Fashion Fair has produced American icons, like Richard Roundtree, a model who went on to star in "Shaft," and Pat Cleveland, who became a supermodel. This year's show will continue showing off designs from the world's biggest names, including Christian Dior, Dolce & Gabbana and Carolina Herrera.The legacy of Fashion Fair is not lost on Ontwanet Moran, 26, of Los Angeles, a model who will wear 16 of the 200 outfits in the show.
"It's just an honor to be a part of black history," she says. "It's a show that, for the black race, says 'You can't hold us down.'
"To know this was around before I was even born and all the things it's accomplished and all the scholarship money that it's raised, there are no other words that can describe being in it except by saying it's a blessing."
Moran, who is in her second year with the Fashion Fair, says the audience can expect more creativity and dancing from the models.
Jeena Quansah, a model from Washington, D.C., says, "It's more than walking down the runway looking like an android. You gotta move!"
The show celebrates diversity within the black community.
"We represent different shapes and sizes and hair types, from the lighter skin to darker skin woman," says Quansah, 26. "It's amazing for us to just come together and represent all types instead of focusing on maybe the lighter skin tones. It's all beautiful."
To Jada Collins, show commentator, learning about Fashion Fair and cutting-edge clothing through the pages of Ebony and JET magazines gave her a feeling she could find nowhere else.
"I would see the pretty African-American men and women, and I just thought, 'How extraordinary!' " she says. "I could not pick up a Vogue and identify with the women in Vogue. I could not pick up Elle and necessarily identify with the women in Elle. But I could pick up Ebony magazine feel a sense of belonging."
Fashion-savvy shoppers can discover stunning original designs as The Links Inc., Tri-City Chapter presents the Ebony Fashion Fair's ''Glam Odyssey: A Fashion Journey Into Bliss & Beyond.'' The fashion show, set for 8 p.m. Friday at Saginaw's Temple Theatre, will offer a sneak peek at some of the hottest designs of the fashion season.
In its 50th year, Fashion Fair will send the audience on a glamorous journey through five decades of designer fashions. Creations from the showrooms of famous designers including Christian Dior, Oscar de la Renta, Dolce & Gabbana, Carolina Herrera, Bill Blass and Jean Louis Scherrer will grace the stage.
As part of the anniversary celebration, Fashion Fair is showcasing popular fashion trends from past years. They're reaching back to the '70s to show color-block designs and revisiting the sparkle and shine of the '80s with updated looks in new metallic shades on jackets, coats and party dresses.
A traveling troupe of 13 models, including two men, offers a fast-paced performance. The show is filled with music ranging from rhythm and blues to hip-hop, along with lots of lights and stylish action from beginning to end.
If you're looking to see over-the-top couture designs, you'll find it in a voluminous balloon-sleeve opera coat from French designer Gilles Montezin.
No fashion show is complete without that all-American staple - denim. Fashion Fair brings it to the stage courtesy of Italian designer Oppio.
This year's hot color pick is gray. Italian designers Roberta Scarpa and Stizzoli designed a supple charcoal gray leather jacket perfect for casual daytime dressing.
Sources: Times News & Freep.com
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Wednesday, November 7, 2007
MAJOR BITE: POLITICAL TEES !
The General Election is not until this time next year, but who said you couldn't show your support early? I came about these great political tee's at one of my favorite stores, Urban Outfitters of course! Check em out so you can wear your opinion on your sleeve!
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Tuesday, November 6, 2007
MAJOR BITE: TIA MOWRY ON THE COVER OF JET
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Sunday, October 28, 2007
MAJOR BITE: THE RETURN OF THE GLAM PACKS.
THE "SEX AND THE CITY" LADIES!
(TOP -1998) (BOTTOM -2007)
The Spice Girls are back baby and doing tons of promotion world-wide, including the States.
Back and looking better than ever girls! I love it.
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