What Went Wrong: Gwyneth Paltrow

She looks very tired and exhausted.
But at least she has a cute outfit on.

Model Spotlight: Great Britain's Oldest Runway Model

There she is, Daphne Selfe, UK's oldest runway model at the age of 80, modeling for Dolce & Gabbana, Tata-Naka, and Michiko Koschino. She is a mother of three and a grandmother of four and is still strikingly gorgeous to this day. Daphne has been modeling for 60 years with the help of her bold cheekbones, graceful posture and he long lustrous gray hair.





She earns up to 1,000 british pounds a day and has been modeling for Nivea, Olay, and countless others. Her career relaunched after she was spotted as a great candidate to appeal to older women while sitting down at a fashion show about 11 years ago.

"My comeback was extraordinary and quite ironic. I got big when I embraced my age and went gray. It made me more striking. My hair is my fortune," she said.





She is now a 36-26-26.

Puma's 60th Birthday Bash

I wonder if Lady GaGa decided to cover her chichi this time.

Exclusive: Backstage Photos at Jasper Conran

Models show their ultra sexy femme side backstage at the Jasper show.

Beauty Update 3/11/09

Fekkai created dry shampoo called the Au Naturel Powder Clean Dry Shampoo which allows you to cleanse your hair without washing it! Fekkai uses clean ingredients instead of harsh
ingredients. The powder uses natural cotton fibers, rice starch and corn and is free from
parabens, sulfates, dyes, and synthetic fragrances. An to add, the bottle is made up of
40% recycled materials.

I am definitely getting this!!
You can get it for $23 at Sephora.

RATING: 4.3 out of 5



Vinoperfect Radiance Revealing Mask



It gently exfoliates the skin using an ultra rich formula and an applicator brush attached to it. It is able to give your complexion a glow and it tightens the appearance of pores all within 10 minutes.

This product is very expensive and comes in a small package.
You can get this for $42 at Sephora.

RATING: 4.4 out of 5

Blog 3/10/09

I'm in my fashion class right now, writing from my Blackberry and I'm just so exhausted but I don't even know why. I have so many deadlines and so little time to complete them. But I guess that's just the reality of the fashion industry. I'm just grateful that I'm experiencing this now so when college comes I'll be prepared. Right now I'm finishing up a hem on this skirt that I'm making for the FCCLA Fashion Design Competition. So I'll be posting pics of that soon. I'm also doing a presentation for BCC (Burlington County College) and students were required to come up with a theme and create an accessory or garment to go with the theme and the theme I chose was Time Machine. But I have no clue what I want to make for that. I never made a garment by scratch before and I don't have enough time to try different things. And lastly, a 2nd year student from F.I.T. comes to our class to create a clothing line. There's 5 teams of designers, merchandisers, developers, and there's more but I forgot. I'm part of the design team (obviously) and we each make one item, I got stuck with the jacket since I'm one of the best sewers in the class. I really wanted to make a dress though. I also post pics of that soon as well. But I'm almost at my home school so I gotta go for now.

Candids 3/9/09

I love these two together. Even though she's an ex-stripper. I just love her style. She's different from everyone else. A lot of people are hatin' on her, but I like her.



















Keke Palmer at the Martell's family day in NYC


lol it was mostly of Kanye & Company,i'll try to post some better ones next time

College, College, College!!!! Ahhh!!!

I'm going to be a senior next year!! I can't believe it. All these
years passed so fast. I'm not even sure of what I want to do.
I mean, I know I want to be in the fashion industry, But
I'm torn between being a designer or a fashion buyer
or just work for a company like what Whitney Port is doing. I love designing,
&& I know eventually in my lifetime I will be a designer, but I need something
that will keep my head above water in the meantime. Because let's face it,
most designers start off with very little money and don't get their
big break until much much later. So basically the career choice
is undecided. But as far as colleges, I'm looking into:
-FIDM in Los Angeles
-FIT in NY
-Parsons in NY
-LIM in NY
-The Art Institute of Philadelphia