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Mischa Baron is sizzling in Vanity Fair Italy March 2009 issue where she has appeared in sexy Lingerie. So what i have done is I’ve brought some photographs which i think you will definitely cherish. So enjoy them…..

TV One Access Counts Down 'Sexiest Black Woman Alive' Those lovely ladies are just a few of the celebrities who have been selected by "TV One Access" as the 16 Sexiest Black Women Alive. "Countdown: The 16 Sexiest Black Women Alive," will air on Sunday, March 8 on cable network TV One. In addition to naming the top list of on-screen sirens, "TV One Access" also gives viewers a look at the women who embody categories such as "Sexiest Athletes," "Sexiest Sense of Style," and "Quintessential Complete Package." "The women selected as our 16 sexiest black women aren't just pretty faces. Each one of them is uniquely talented, strong-minded and self-assured," said Monique Chenault, Senior Producer, "TV One Access." "Now what could be sexier than that?" So yeah, who's do y'all think are some of the Top 10 Most Beautiful Black Women? Here's my list in no particular order: 1 : Halle

Seattle designer Luly Yang will present her new collection of Day, Cocktail, Bridal and Cashmere dresses on Sunday, May 16, 2010 at the Fairmont Olympic Hotel. There will be two showings including one at 12:00pm and the second at 4:30pm. Luly Yang’s inspiration was influenced by Parisian women who are known for being feminine, chic, worldly and sexy; women who take the time to savor life’s many flavors and adventures. Miss Yang’s silhouettes are shapely and feminine, with form fitting knee length dresses and skirts. Her suitings will be accompanied with timeless cashmere separates along with her signature bridal gowns. The color palette includes French Vanilla cream, strawberry blush, caramel and more. All fabrics used in the collection were hand selected by Luly in Europe, Asia and New York. The Tea show will feature afternoon tea in The Fairmont's Georgian room which is truly a memorable experience. With an array of delicate tea sandwiches and petit sweet delights all served tie

French lingerie company Passionata, released their fall/winter campaign that features Bar Refaeli for the second time. Check out Bar Refaeli's 10 fashion ads by checking the rest of this entry.

Any article, whether in a magazine or online that concerns fashion for all age groups and how to wear trends appropriately, always draws my attention, so imagine my excitement last night when OH came in with the M&S magazine, jam packed with trends for every age and sections on "yes you can wear a blazer, tailored shorts etc ". When I absorbed all the looks, I couldn't help but wonder, how I find it so easy to put outfits together for other people unyet I often feel I need to see stuff in black and white, in print, before I can be convinced a certain look or an individual garment, would work for me. However there were quite a few pieces I liked. but they didn't include the outfits above. A jumpsuit for an over 40 and a skirt, way to short for an over 50, surely? Nice skirt though, just should have been on the over 30 model in my opinion, what do you think? I can't say I know any over 50's with a pair of legs like that! Being Mrs Fab means mostly being Mrs

What can I say other than that these gowns are my favourites! According to GMTV lots of Bloggers don't like Sarah Jessica Parker's Chanel Couture gown, but come on folks, even if you don't worship at the church of SJP, this gown is gold, it is chanel and it is couture - enough said! Regular readers will see a pattern forming, my tastes and the kind of thing I would like to wear on the Red Carpet, should I ever get the chance, bling, ruffles and a nude colour palette. Helen Mirren does older girl glam with decorum by keeping the upper arms covered, but hell this woman can still rock a bikini, so she needn't worry! What was your favourite Red Carpet look?

Komakino sough help from the experts with the styling for their fiercely military show: Anders Solvsten Thomsen - previously of 'Pop' - currently with 'Love' was tirelessly making sure these dip dyed boys were immaculate, whilst the designers were scarcely seen. Ominous music, remeniscent of a scene prior to rape or murder in cinema, accompanied the boys in black down the runway. Gothic and 90's grunge undertones added depth to the fiercely military collection: epaulettes topped off many a shoulder, intimidatingly painted doc martins gave a sturdy edge to the boys walk, and wool coats with leather panelling created a delightful contrast admidst the black. Splashings of bleach over trousers/shirts/jackets reinforced the decade that is now officially vintage: the 90's have been courted for many seasons among the fashionistas of the real world, and it is now that the designers have smartened it up for adaption. Head wear looked to be inspired by the war attire of m

And so here we have the collection that set the standard for men's day on Wednesday 24th, and what a standard. The boys reminded me of ballet dancers with their dramatically sunken eyes, prominently shaded cheek bones and slickly swept back hair. Massey's innate talent for knits was displayed to perfection: chunky, intrusive snoods were draped around necks, and striped, forties inspired, jumpers were kepeing the boy's leather clad bottoms warm. Leather was adored throughout, as was a delicate shade of mauve - the exact same shade that popped into JW Anderson's collection - a new shade of elegance. Wool coats were worn open, loose and long. Trousers were cropped emphasising the detailing on the brogue ankle boots, and introducing an interesting element of femininity to the scrutinizing masses: gaping, rope like, fishnet tights: a quirky detail which complimented the sartorial masculinity of the collection beautifully. Carolyn Massey has firmly established herself at the

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