Romantic Vintage La Perla Spring Summer 2012 Lingerie Collection
Filled by the softness and lightness of laces and chiffons in pastel shades, La Perla Spring Summer 2012 lingerie collection seduces in freshly elegant and stunningly beautiful manner, with styles and designs evoking the sophistication and sexiness of the vintage 60s pin-ups.
Nothing screams spring like brightly, feminine pastels, from beige to pink, as well as other subtle shades like baby blue and mimosa yellow. In addition, pieces of La Perla also discover such lovely designs in light lace and transparent chiffon, added with pretty details of ruffles, satins, and embroideries.
Ralph Lauren Denim & Supply Spring Summer 2012 Lookbook
Incredibly beautiful, Ralph Lauren Denim & Supply is showing lots of fun lightweight layers and easy denim for this coming spring summer 2012, packed with pants, maxis, skirts, jeans, shorts, casual jackets, summer totes and everyday accessories that totally scream the bohemian looks.
Providing you the privilege to stand out to be a city of free walk nomadic youngsters, Denim & Supply by Ralph Lauren are delivered, following the all-American theme of the parent brand, particularly aiming its style arrow at the young fashion folds who eager to rock the hottest laid-back and relaxed looks.
Stacked with hippie spirit of rugged fabrics, suit-all jackets, chic ruffled, washed out jeans designs, and urban bandana prints, some pieces go overboard with an array of extra-short shorts with a flimsy red tank top, a maxi-scarf and cowboy boots, old-school denim overall with a basket-weave straw fendora, or even a whimsical classically military double-breasted jacket with faded flare jeans, and more. All are proposed with a generous source of inspiration to update our wardrobe to the nowadays runway inspired trends.
Powerful Vintage Vibe Tom Ford Sunglasses Spring Summer 2012 Collection
Vintage retro inspired frames are definitely the nowadays best-selling, and most wanted designs of glasses that embody great elegance and classic style, loved by many fashionistas. From aviator, cat-eyes, butterfly, to oversized frames, all shapes become one of must-have items in everybody’s wardrobe.
However, although Tom Ford Spring Summer 2012 sunglasses collection still strongly evokes such inspiration, this collection is certainly way more beautiful, as they were crafted from rich materials and clean shapes that express modern, luxurious, and simple yet sensual, head-turning sunglass silhouettes.
Both designs for men and women are incredibly fantastic and super stylish that always glams with its outstanding, lightweight comfort as well as extremely refined and luxurious details. I know they absolutely won’t come in reasonable prices, but I have to say Tom Ford really has offered such beautifully gorgeous collection, perfect for this season, or even for any season.
Ralph Lauren Denim & Supply Spring Summer 2012 Ad Campaign
Featuring the label’s super gorgeous latest collection, Ralph Lauren presents Spring Summer 2012 Ralph Lauren Denim & Supply collection offering up a beautiful parade of easy, rugged, and effortless vintage denim style, inspired by adventurous spirit of Cape Cod and laid-back earthy bohemian looks.
The selections offer an array of softly washed colors and textures in a palette of ivory and indigo, along with other pieces such as lightweight knits, field jackets flowing maxis, gorgeous flannel shirts, bleached fleece and ethno-chic outerwear add to the nautical theme of this spring summer wardrobe.
Although the features look a little bit too subtle and plain, but some details and prints, like those Baja-inspired and bandana-print accessories, as well as cool prints like bohemian gingham and stripe prints, add such exotic touch to the effortlessly relaxed, solid mix collection, perfect for the warmer months ahead. The Ralph Lauren Denim and Supply collection is available and through Macy’s stores.
Vintage Pop Art La Perla Spring Summer 2012 Swimwear Collection
Still fronted by beautiful Brazilian model, Jeisa Chiminazzo, for the ad campaign, the Italian luxurious lingerie and swimwear fashion house proposes their latest Spring Summer 2012 swimwear collection featuring fresh, fashion-forward, and, naturally breath taking campaign pictorials.
Inspired by the energetic colors of Pop Art, just like its lingerie, this season collection also brings back the memory of vintage 60s retro style, along with striking bold shapes and bright colors that were inspired by famous Piet Mondrian dress as well as Andy Warhol’s psychedelic flowers.
Stand out in iconic patterns of Piet Mondrian and Andy Warhol channeling the essence of the swinging sixties, other pieces also glam in animal theme featuring antelope and snake-skin printed bikinis in attractive brown and teal colors. Additionally, there are also swimsuits made of a special lamé fabric with an elegant chromatic effect, which look stunning and unique.
New Designs of Bulgari Serpenti Watch Collection at BaselWorld 2012
Evoking the essence of elegance and femininity in very seductive luxury, the Italian company, Bulgari, presents new collection from their signature Serpenti watch, featuring its most enduring motifs encrusted with diamonds and a sophisticated clasp closure with an enameled snake’s head
Exhibited at last Baselworld 2012, the new Bulgari Serpenti collection stood out with two exciting creations of watch bracelet, formed in Serpenti typical snake structure, made of 18 carat pink gold, and clothed with scales of jet-black or eggshell-white, along with brilliant-cut diamonds
Every variation of 2012 Bulgari Serpenti has double-wrap coil that revolves around the wrist twice, adorned by a total of 385 precious diamonds (245 diamonds for the single-coil version), while their construction is made to sit perfectly on each wrist. The scales are made of pink gold diamonds encrusted, and sheathed in black or eggshell enamel coiled as the bracelet.
RHOC: “Like I said before, you can’t argue with stupid.”
After several dud episodes in both Orange County and Atlanta, it was somewhat satisfying to finally have the big blowup fight we were all promised on Real Housewives of Orange County last night. After all, Bravo initially promised us that we’d get to see it last week, but Bravo’s like that crappy boyfriend you had in high school – he breaks almost all his promises, but he comes through just often enough that you keep putting up with it. Now that we have no more Beverly Hills to enjoy, though, it seems like he comes through less and less…
Well, anyway, you guys already know how I feel about The Decline of Real Housewives. Let’s just enjoy a fairly decent episode while we have one to talk about, ok? There were fights and surgeries last night, in addition to Vicki’s terrifying, unmoving rageface. I don’t know how I’ll ever recover from that last part.
Bravo dropped us right back into the belly of the beast: Tamra’s 80s-themed suburban bunco party, which sounds like one of Dante’s circles of hell even if you didn’t already know that serious trouble was brewing. In a repeat of last week’s episode, Tamra once again let the fellas in, bedecked in their leather vests and mullets, and hell broke loose that would likely even give Motley Crue pause. The shrieks of happiness and surprise when everyone saw their man all dressed up didn’t last for long; before we even knew it, the factions had all split off and were being snide about each other in groups of two and three.
Pretty soon, Slade started hollering at Vicki across the room about whether or not she took issue with his Improv routine, and for half a second, Vicki was actually able to be the bigger person and remove herself from the situation. That didn’t last long, obviously, and pretty soon she stomped back in and made her best rage-face at Slade and Gretchen. By “rage face,” I mean that her eyes bugged out really hard, because Vicki has apparently had so much Botox and plastic surgery that literally nothing else on her head so much as twitched. It was so distracting that I had to replay the fight after the episode ended to make sure I understood what happened.
What happened, of course, was that Vicki yelled about how mean it is to make fun of someone’s appearance and Gretchen yelled back about how it’s no meaner than calling someone a deadbeat dad. During the fight, it occurred to me that they were both merely upset that the other had publicly told the truth about them. Yes, Slade is a deadbeat dad. Yes, Vicki has plastic surgeried herself into Miss Piggy. Sometimes the truth just sounds like an insult.
RHOA: “She’s not acting like a sister, she’s acting like a hater.”
You guys…what was that? Last night’s episode of Real Housewives of Atlanta…can anyone explain what in the world happened? Because to me, it seemed like Bravo had a whole bunch of random footage and everyone was ready to go on spring break, so they simply threw it all together, tossed things out until it was a solid 44 minutes plus commercials and set the thing to auto-play at 9:00 eastern time.
Andy Cohen didn’t even bother to do his Gay Uncle in the Basement show last night, which should tell you a little something about the rest of the evening’s programming. Last night’s episode didn’t even have any kind of plot thread running through it, and you know something’s bad when Bravo forgoes the opportunity to contrive a completely meaningless plot. And still, we recap.
We started with Cynthia and Peter, who were still not divorced, in case anyone else was keeping score. They were discussing the previous evening’s anniversary party, which Peter seemed to think went fantastically well because everyone was dressed up and they all made him look good by association. He threw some shade at Mallory for trying to “make their night about her” and Cynthia went right along with him, apparently in utter denial over the nasty things Peter had been saying about her over the microphone to the entire party. Peter even outright denied that he ever talked about her at all, which was another one of those things that makes me wonder whether or not anyone on this show remembers that everything they do and say gets taped. Does Peter think that if he says a lie enough times, it’ll just become true? Hasn’t he learned by experience that that strategy doesn’t work? If it did, he’d be rich.
In other awkward conversations, Kim and Kandi sat down on Kim’s porch to discuss the fight they had the last time they were on Kim’s porch. In sharp contrast to Peter and Cynthia, the conversation that they had was largely based on reality and almost totally constructive. Finally the truth came out: Cynthia was the one calling Kim a racist, not Kandi, and Sheree was simply stirring the pot so that no one remembers that she’s supposed to be having some kind of mansion built that’s still just a dirt lot. Progress!
RHOC: “Mommy, why didn’t those people take their helicopter?”
After last week’s Real Housewives of Orange County thunderdome, this week’s episode was actually rather docile. There was no yelling, no screaming, only a little bit of crying. Still, though, it was at least moderately entertaining. Unlike the Atlanta housewives, the Orange County women have found a way to make their utter despicableness and ongoing web of petty feuds watchable. At least for masochists like me.
That being said, I’m not exactly sure what to say about this episode in the way of introduction. Real Housewives continued apace – Vicki was detestable, Heather was a snob, Tamra had many thoughts about her boobs. Gretchen vowed to go on a diet. Slade looked at her and saw dollar signs. There was housewifery everywhere.
We started this episode like we ended the last one – in a plastic surgeon’s office. This time it was Tamra’s doctor, and she was visiting to discuss having her implants removed. If you remember, Tamra got her implants pumped up a few years ago at the urging of her scuzzy ex-husband, and now she’s sick of them. Tamra is quite short and has lost a bit of weight, so her ginormous, obviously fake knockers do make her look a little like a day-shift stripper. Good for her for wanting to look more like her real self.
Things then jumped to Alexis’ doctor’s office, where she had been under anesthesia since last week, waiting for us to come back and watch her nose job. The doctor went to great lengths to show us bits of bone and giant gobs of blood-covered snot that he took out of Alexis’ face, both of which I could have lived my entire life without seeing. When I got my tonsils removed (at 24 – I was definitely the tallest patient in that waiting room), I specifically told the doctor before hand that I didn’t want to see or hear about anything he pulled out of me after I woke up. I stand by that decision.
At yet another doctor’s office, Vicki was in a parking lot, sobbing. Preliminary results from Brianna’s surgery had come back and the doctor didn’t think things looked good, which must be hard to hear for even a dense, narcissistic jerk like Vicki. After all, if she loses her daughter, she loses part of her identity, and what will she do then? She’ll have one less life accomplishment to lord over people in arguments. Why doesn’t anyone think of Vicki? Anyway, the only reason I’m being so glib is because Brianna is still alive and well, which means that either the preliminary results were wrong or any cancer that the doctors found was dealt with successfully. Also, because Vicki is terrible, a fact on which I’m pretty much certain that Brianna agrees.
Mad Men: “I should not be allowed to drink at work functions. Or at all, honestly.”
First, a caveat: I’ve never tried my hand at recapping a show as smart and complex as Mad Men, and I’ve certainly never before tried to recap anything that was two hours long, so I hope you’ll bear with me for the next 3500 or so words, most of which I wrote in the middle of the night and during my third viewing of last night’s episode. On a side note, why couldn’t I write this much, this quickly in college? I would have had so much more time for beer pong.
Anyway, the episode. After waiting nearly a year and a half for Mad Men to return, it did so with a sprawling, two-hour episode that set the tone for the season to come – Roger is sick of Jane and everyone else is sick of Roger, Joan had her baby, Don and Megan got married, Megan’s now a copywriter. I haven’t quite figured out what year in which this season is taking place yet (1967?), but let’s get to it, shall we?
Matthew Weiner, that magnificent bastard who both writes my favorite show on television and whose overwhelming narcissism kept it off the air for 17 months, started off season five by scaring the ever-loving shit out of me. I’m sure that was his intent, and I’m also sure that I’m the only idiot who fell for it, but when we landed squarely in the offices of Y&R with a bunch of anonymous ad execs, dropping makeshift water balloons on the civil rights protestors below, I was sure that Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce had collapsed and we were going to have to get to know and occasionally love a whole new set of awful people, this time with extra racism.
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