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18/09/2022

The Queen of Corgis

Queen Elizabeth, Britain's longest-reigning monarch, the nation's figurehead and a towering presence on the world stage for seven decades, died peacefully at her home in Scotland on Thursday aged 96.

24/07/2022

Message of the day to some ladies who re blinded and blown away by all this glamour flawless body figures and outfits promoted everywhere and highly praised by social media society to leave their soul lost and their mind empty...

24/07/2022

Emma Lazarus motivational Poem Work

22/07/2022

Between the past and the future these two icons made art out of fashion Hubert de Givenchy with his muse and friend Audrey Hepburn

16/07/2022

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16/07/2022

My Brilliant Friend: Anna Wintour Remembers Karl Lagerfeld

By ANNA WINTOUR
Posted on Vogue Magazine
February 22, 2019

Karl Lagerfeld was a standard unto himself. He defined what it means to be a twenty-first-century designer, and he did it with humor and joy. It’s doubly painful to have lost him because he never fell out of love with his work or with the world, and his death marks the end of the era of craftspeople who could do it all. Karl was the living soul of fashion: restless, forward-looking, and voraciously attentive to our changing culture. He recognized earlier than most that ready-to-wear wasn’t just couture-lite but the vibrant center of the new, accomplished woman’s lifestyle. And at a time when his peers were seeking shelter in fashion houses, he branched out alone as perhaps the world’s most dazzling freelancer, designing multiple labels with electric energy. I’ve joked that Karl was a one-man superbrand, as distinctive as the Chanel suit he imbued with a second life. To me, however, he was something more. Through decades of adventures and misadventures, he was a true and loyal friend.
We were often in touch, but Karl prized his solitude and working hours, which would regularly run to 2:00 or 3:00 a.m. He was not a morning person. He loved parties and could be counted on to rise to any social occasion, often with a startling display of unexpected skills. I can recall one evening, many years ago, when Karl neatly rolled up the exquisite carpet from the Salon de la Paix, pulled the dauntingly debonair Oscar de la Renta onto the floor, and danced a perfect tango in the classic style. Karl and I kept a standing dinner date in Paris on the first Sunday of every Fashion Week, often joined by our great friend Amanda Harlech, but we never spoke of our work during those evenings. He was witty and winsome, and seemed to have an endless supply of risqué jokes—in other words, the world’s best dinner companion. The hours I spent with him at the table make me feel luckier than any stroke of fortune I’ve had at my editing desk.

Because Karl had a natural eye for style and beauty, because he dressed like no one else, and because he (and his extremely pampered cat) took to the glitter of social media better than any other octogenarian I know, it was often assumed that he worked in the realm of surfaces. In truth, his private passions ran deep. Karl loved nothing more than reading alone, and books used to pile madly around his workplace: At one point, a table laden with them collapsed from its own weight through the floor. It sometimes wasn’t clear, until one talked with him, that he had found inspiration in everything from the week’s news to eighteenth-century decorative arts and the philosophy of David Hume. No designer had more esoteric references, or such varied ones. Karl was a renaissance man who, by virtue of his interests and background, devoured the world. He was a linguist, a photographer, an interior decorator, a collector, a filmmaker, and a philanthropist—among many other things.

That openness and energy always showed. If fashion is the personal expression of a world in transformation, design is the practice of noticing those changes a moment ahead of everyone else, and embodying them in clothes that help people find their sense of self. That was Karl, not just in his taste but in his soul. He hated to be called an artist. He was “working class,” he insisted—a commercial craftsman doing his best to fill the stores with new and interesting wares. For all his prolificacy and professionalism, though, what made Karl Karl was something far more intimate and squarely in the artist’s realm: a hidden thread of love, and maybe loss, that drew him to reach out, in life and work, and try to connect with the singular person hiding in the fashionable crowd.

Speaking personally, I want to say the connection was real. I’ve worn Karl’s beautiful clothes during the most important, emotional moments of my life: at my wedding, at my children’s weddings, when I received a damehood from the queen, at Franca Sozzani’s memorial service. Partly it was because of how much I loved his designs, how well they expressed who I was and what I hoped to be. But partly it was because of Karl. Putting on his exquisite dresses or perfect suits made me feel close to him, and secure in crucial moments in the comfort of a friend. What helps me now is knowing I’ll still find him there when he’s gone.

If the most joyful part of my work is discovering new talents, the most heartbreaking is watching those I’ve known and loved depart the world. I was always thrilled to celebrate Karl’s incredible creativity in Vogue, yet it’s as a person, not as a designer, that I will miss him most. My colorful compatriot. My brilliant friend. Karl would want us to think only of the future, but today I’m leaving a place for sadness at what has passed.

16/07/2022

Meet one the most imprtant hiden soldiers behind kim kardashian glamour : flawless makeup and elegant yet vibrant hairstyles Mario Dedivanovic and Kris Appelton is Kim's Secret Recipe to breathtaking appearances at all Important Events.

14/07/2022

Thierry Mugler most Iconic Looks

14/07/2022

Ivana Trump, former wife of Donald Trump, dies at 73
The late Buiness woman was found dead at the bottom of staircase.
Here is Some fashion moments of one kind of Powerful Buisness woman and dedicated mother who marked the early 80s with her charisma work ethic elegance and grace...
RIP Ivana

12/07/2022

12/07/2022

Who else falls asleep while watching true crimes Documentary

12/07/2022

Boss Talk with Kris Jenner

11/07/2022

TOP 10 Richest Deseigners :

1. Giorgio Armani: Estimated Net worth $7.2 billion

2. Ralph Lauren: Estimated Net worth $6.7 Billion

3. Patrizio Bertelli: Estimated Net worth-$5.2 Billion

4. Miuccia Prada: Estimated Net worth $5.2 Billion

5. Domenico Dolce: Estimated Net worth $1.7 Billion

6. Stefano Gabbana: Estimated Net worth $1.7 Billion
7. Valentino Garavani: Estimated Net worth $1.5 Billion

8. Diane Von Furstenberg: Estimated Net worth $1.2 billion

9. Tory Burch: Estimated Net worth $1 Billion

10. Calvin Klein: Estimated Net Worth $700 million

07/07/2022

Every body may argue about Kim Kardashian fashion Style but no one dares to comment negatively when it comes to her makeup looks.
Being A Beauty Mogul with her makeup and skin care line always airbrushed by the greatest make up artist of Nowadays Mario Devanovidc..The Reality Star is considred to be a makeup Icon of all time.

07/07/2022

07/07/2022

Zendaya fashion moments are really amazing

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Where re you spending your vacation?

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23/06/2022

Met Gala Donatella and Niki

23/06/2022

Monica Belluci D& G and Sensuality ambassador

18/06/2022

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