Fall is one of our favorite times of the year for fashion. Layers, rich colors, and boots reign supreme. However what may look good on a stick-thin, 6-foot plus supermodel may not be the most wearable for the rest of us. As designer Giambetti Valli put it, “Sometimes we as designers miss what real women want to buy. It looks great on the runway but you miss the reality.” Check out the fall trends that make going from the runways to everyday wear a breeze.
While the recession forced millions of Americans into the kitchen and to develop an eat-at-home mindset, a new survey released today by ConAgra Foods one of North America’s leading food makers, shows that despite the ease on economic conditions, Americans are not soon to let go of their new habits.
It was a star-studded affair at the Met Gala and style was definitely not lacking on the red carpet. One of the most notable fashion trends was the asymmetrical neckline, sported by the following celebrities.
Spending is picking up nationwide, as consumers are starting to realize the economy is recovering from recession. For this reason IBISWorld is expecting a stronger Mother’s Day in 2010, with sales expanding by 4.2 percent to $14.88 billion, which is a dramatic improvement from the double-digit decline in sales last year (-14.8%).
It was a hot night at the American Country Music (ACM) awards in Vegas, with some notable fashion trends on the red carpet. Check it out!
Canadian interior decorator Laura Stein has announced the year’s top ten décor trends, based on client requests and showings at the region’s largest trade shows. The list covers what consumers will be seeing in showrooms, retail stores and design magazines for the coming year…
Wondering what celebrity makeup artists are predicting to be the biggest trends on the red carpet? Celebrity makeup artist Christopher Drummond, who recently attended the pre-Oscar party at the Beverly Wilshire, has sent in his top trends for the Oscars. Christopher has worked with Jennifer Lopez, Kimora Lee Simmons, Paula Patton and January Jones and has worked on fashion shows, award shows and photoshoots
For Fall Fashion Week 2010, designer Susan Cianciolo collaborated with Christopher Drummond of Christopher Drummond Beauty. The result of these two eco-friendly forces colliding was a fun, dramatic, colorful and thought provoking palette (that showed that color doesn’t just have to be for spring and summer)!
Flowers are always a focal point at weddings. The flowers bring the theme together and are a beautiful display for the wedding. Brides have always been particular about the flowers that they and their bridesmaids are carrying and the flowers placed throughout the wedding and reception.
Hearst Magazines’ TeenPROM magazine today announced the launch of the TeenPROM App-Zine. Created exclusively for the iPhone and iPod Touch, the prom app is a must-have mobile resource with all of the hottest trends and coolest looks for prom, parties or any special occasion. The app is available for $0.99 in the Apple iPhone App Store and can be found at http://www.itunes.com/app/teenprom.