Emmy's red carpet fashion

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4 Dream wedding dresses

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                      White by Vera Wang

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Missoni Spring-Summer 2013

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Outfits during Greek islands trip

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This are the main outfits that I wore during my tour of the most beautiful greek islands. I have to say, I was pretty impressed by the clear blue waters and volcanic islands. I tried to combine nature with the colors of my outfits. In the first one I am wearing:

1.Zara  blumarine dress (that I actually wore as tank top because it was so short)
2.Miss Two Jeans
3.Souvenir Shop hat
4.Newyorker shoes (high tops)
5.Swatch pink watch
6.Handcrafted bracelet
7.New look jacket (that I didn't put on much)
5.Carolina Herrera cross-body bag
6. Penelope necklace

London Fashion Week Street style 2012

London Fashion Week Spring 2013 Street Style

What really makes street style inspiring is the spontaneity. Of course, assembling a look requires artistry, but the best photographs outside of the shows are always about the big picture. Take for example, Phil Oh’s shot of the seen-everywhere Céline bag in tow with a pair of dramatically curved Jason Wu heels. While the combination itself is interesting, the photo really comes alive when you notice that the accessories’ owner is walking over a paintedLOOK on the street. Notice how Michelle Reneau’s neon knit is electrified when she sits in front of a colorful mural. Or how the wind catches Hanneli Mustaparta’s hair, forming a shape that’s echoed in her billowing blazer sleeve and the strap on her Jil Sander bag. While hot orange arrows on a motocross-inspired Alexander Wang happen to match a string of construction workers idling behind. There’s so much more to enjoy than the cool clothes on display. Just look.

Blumarine Spring/Summer 2013 show

“It’s Blumarine day,” trilled one editor early this morning with a note of excitement in her voice. Her declaration was not only in reference to the fact that, as we enter day 17 of collections, it’s more efficient to mark the passage of time by show schedule than it is day of the week, but also that Anna Molinari’s bubbly presentation has come to be a welcome, and well-timed, midmonth jolt of energy. Her consistently colorful, upbeat clothes are the fashion equivalent of a double cappuccino chased with a Coca-Cola Light.

Versace Haute Couture 12-13 show

Last night at Paris’ majestic Ritz Hotel, Atelier Versace did what the house has always excelled at: celebrating the female form by wrapping it in yet another fantastical universe. Inspired by a game of tarot card, the collection freely reinterpreted the moon, the sun and the elements, through an organic fusion of textures, and contrasts of silhouettes. The pale, soft sheen of the moon was translated into an ivory evening dress composed of a patent leather strip bustier and voluminous chiffon skirt. A warm morning sun was suggested in a short, embroided trench, composed of silk and transparent sequins; the gleaming result was paired with a matching, hand-embroided belt, and was reminiscent of Versace’s classical crop cuts. As the show progressed, the elements came pouring onto the runway. Daytime wear included an aqua printed mini dress, in satin superimposed with plastic seemed to nudge at the Mediterranean sea; built entirely in strips, and held together by rose gold buckles, the result was constructed and sexy. As for nightime garde-robe, a floral-print draped evening dress in crêpe de chine added a natural, romantic touch to the collection