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I love Rachel Roy’s style, so elegant and classic with bold colors and lots of accessories. Check out her powerful style when you continue reading:
Jessica Alba arriving at Chanel’s Fall-Winter 2010/2011 Haute-Couture fashion show in Paris, France on July 06, 2010. This look is perfect for her; check out her shoes when you continue reading: Continue Reading…
essica Alba arriving at Christian Dior’s Fall-Winter 2010/2011 Haute Couture fashion show Fashion Week Fall/ Winter 2011 at Musee Rodin on July 5, 2010 in Paris, France in Paris. See the rest of the pics when you continue reading:
Actress Eva Longoria presents new combi LG refrigerator at Mercado de San Miguel in Madrid, Spain. The petite actress is seen wearing a black skirt and a purple top with peeptoe Christian Louboutin heels. See more when you continue reading:
The ladies talk about Gay marriage, Fashion and of course Sex and The City 2! The movie is in theaters now!

Christina Hendricks is a talented actress on the hit show ‘Mad Men’, but over the past several weeks she has had the internet in an uproar of her curvy body. Some “fashion experts” have called her a big girl– but the truth is she is just a beautiful woman:
As for the body question, she’ll answer it when asked, but mostly it bores her. “It just leaves a bad taste in my mouth,” she says. “Back when I was modeling, if someone said ‘I’m fasting,’ I would say, ‘Can’t we talk about something else?’”
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This is not only true about fashion, but the entertainment business as a whole:
Lee Alexander McQueen’s ex-partner George Forsyth wants New York City’s fashionistas to quit their cryin’: The designer’s former beau says the outpouring of condolences of N.Y.C.’s “paper-thin” celebs is rubbish.
“The truth is, the fashion world is the loneliest place on the face of the planet. It’s a shallow world full of party people and party ‘friends.’ Lee knew that,’ ” he tells the London Daily Mail.
“A lot of the people in the audience were raising their glasses and getting into it, but chances are most of them couldn’t pick out one of his designs from a lineup.”
And while some of the grief flooding the fashion community may be genuine, Forsyth obviously feels McQueen isn’t being mourned appropriately.
“It’s been fashion, fashion, fashion … but what about him as a person?” he asks. “That’s the real loss and the real waste.”
I am glad he at least spoke the truth–may Lee McQueen RIP.