Deep down, every woman longs to have a smooth and sleek tresses fit for a princess – Princess Kate Middleton to be exact. The world fell in love with Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, during her slow-growing romance and highly anticipated wedding to Prince William. As Kate crossed the bridge from “commoner” to royalty, she quickly became known for her fashion savvy and unique style that has been emulated by women all over the world. But,
This fall, Lana Del Rey landed a faux-Prada campaign and spent some quality time with Mulberry. The singer also dropped the first single off of her debut album, Born to Die, and acted as ongoing fodder for Internet controversy. So it was only a matter of time before the blonde retro-loving bombshell started to snag real campaigns.
ELLE UK reports that NEXT models, which reps new Chanel face Alice Dellal as well as chanteuse Ellie Goulding, has singed Del Rey to their portfolio.
Her songs scored a handful of runway shows during London Fashion Week and shes worn young designers like Prabal Gurung, at left, so whose campaign do you think Del Rey will land first?
O’Neill have just released a video of highlights from their One Way Runway model competition in the island of Ibiza, Spain.
The comp saw 12 models competing for the chance to star in the O’Neill 2012 campaign as well as win a modelling contract with Next Model Management.
It saw each contestant walk down a custom catwalk on the cliffs of the Cala Bassa beach andjump off the end into the water, demostrating the resilience of the O’Neill Superkini to the underwater camera men below.
Hoodies don’t work for everyone. Your gran might not be comfortable in something that she associates with heavyweight fighters clambering into the ring for televised boxing matches. Your teenage nephew may have strong ideas about what a hoodie should look like: and given how easily kids become mocking or outright hostile if clothing doesn’t fit perfectly into the current style, he may be right to worry.
On the other hand, a sweatshirt is uncontroversial. From cute girls, to crusty elders, it’s eminently wearable. It’s warm and comfortable and the elasticated cuffs and snug hem ensure that cold winds don’t invade the garment to cause chills and discomfort. But becau
Hoodies don’t work for everyone. Your gran might not be comfortable in something that she associates with heavyweight fighters clambering into the ring for televised boxing matches. Your teenage nephew may have strong ideas about what a hoodie should look like: and given how easily kids become mocking or outright hostile if clothing doesn’t fit perfectly into the current style, he may be right to worry.