Here are some shots off the Versace Resort look book with model Ginta Lapina. In my opinion, the collection is vibrant, colorful, sleek and a sexy women’s collection. There was a vibrant early sixties sex-bomb pulse to many of the looks, but it still has a strong tie with the previous season collection. The clothes had a sleek, kittenish spirit and suited Edie Sedgwick perfectly. Donnatella definitely wanted to make it a young collection: with the use off vibrant colors, designed provocative mini skirts and clinging dresses. But it all comes together in an elegant, classy way.  

The shoes from the collection were the most intricate part of the collection: colours, patterns and different designs caught the eye and added even more colour to the already vibrant outfits. It all came together in a show with lots of eyecatching pieces. 

*You like this collection off Versace?*
!Oh and exciting news!, I've been invited to lots of shows at Amsterdam Fashion Week and I think I might be going...
Also big thanks to my follower Filipa, who nominated me for the Stylish Blogger Award!

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Vogue

 

Emmanuelle Alt has unveiled tobe the French Vogue's new editor-in-chief. She will replace Carine Roitfeld, who held the position for 10 years, and will begin on February 1. She was the logical choice, given her contacts with top photographers and knowing the in and outs of the fashion magazine as previous Fashion Director. Emmanuelle will work in close collaboration with Olivier Lalanne, deputy editor-in-chief of Vogue Paris, whose  taken more responsability towards the magazine. Ms. Alt, tall, girl next door, often dressed in skinny jeans and known for her sharp shoulder jackets, worked at a number of French women’s magazines, usually in a freelance capacity, before joining French Vogue in 2000. Most of the Vogue staff said that they wanted to give this position to someone who is able to continue the integrity of the editorial, yet bringing a breath of fresh air. "Emmanuelle has all the personal and professional qualities required to continue to make Vogue Paris the world leader in the fashion magazine industry. We have total confidence in her."

*What do you think of Vogue´s decision?*

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First of all, I wanna wish you all A happy 2011! Saying farewell to 2010 at the Sacre Coeur Cathedral plaza was mindblowing. The best place for celebrating while looking at the entire Paris skyline. That being said, with all that celebrating and studying I neglected my blog a little bit. So back to business...

Here are my monthly picks for Street Style looks. What's so inspirational about Street fashion? In the fashionable districts of the main capitals, people on the street are independent of any mainstream fashion system and so their sense of style goes beyond the conventional model of fashion business with different marketing strategies and occupational categories (like in runway shows). Fashion Weeks are mostly the main focus for street style snapshots as the bastion of style and culture. I like variety, that's why I presented a mish mash of photos from stylish people, models and personal individuals around the globe. With the bad weather in most of the capitals of the world, we (or I) tend to creative layers - scarves, hats and jackets. It seems very risky but thats why these people can give us inspiration on doing it right. It's not necessarily about following what's "in fashion"  or ''copying'' a style but putting together outfits that reflect your personality and mood.

*Enjoy this snapshots and tell me your favourite winter style(s)*

Donald J

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