Fashion Boys

With a flowered floor started the runway which is romantic and quite sexual. the beginning was with taillers and skirts with different cuts, they are beige and then the runway change for white dresses made by crossing ribbons with a transparent fabric on the top. later it started show dresses with V-neck made by satin. Up to that time it hadn’t showed prints on the show, but in this collection there are two pieces with flower petals prints, and there are a lot of ribbons making the bodies of the dresses. He finished the show with black dresses with V-neck.

Riverstone has launched their new arrivals of lookbook winter collection 2012 for men and women.This is a latest casual wear collection of winter wear dresses for men 2012 by Riverstone.It is a very famous fashion brand in Pakistan which is well known among young generation because of latest and trendy garments to accessories by Riverstone.This winter collection 2012 by Riverstone has consists of jeans, tee-shirts, jackets, shoes and sweaters for men.Riverstone this casual wear collection has included total western clothes perfect for winter season.

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Why no Shanghai?

For anyone wondering why there isn’t a Shanghai hat, Atlanta-born Koch explained that they “didn’t find a perfect icon of a disappearing city memory that would work together with a hat” for the city.

And if she were going to design one, she would probably choose the buildings along the Bund to represent Shanghai. (Maybe these Shanghai scenes can serve as better inspirations?)

All hats will tour to InterContinental’s 22 hotels throughout China from November for display in the lobbies. The group is looking at putting them up for online auction afterwards.

There’s something bewitching about Fuyuko Matsui. I mean that in both senses of the word.

Yes, she’s rather too beautiful and her art is strangely mesmerizing, but, more than this, she actually seems to have some occult power to interfere with electronic equipment. Arriving at her Tokyo gallery to interview her about her latest exhibition at the Yokohama Museum of Art, my main camera goes on the blink, only to completely recover after I return home.

You may well be thinking, “Idiot! He forgot to charge the battery,” but there’s no way I’d forget that with the prospect of shooting someone as appealing as Ms. Matsui. Indeed, I even brought a back up camera, which luckily was unaffected by whatever dark spell it is that she emits.