Victoria Beckham Smiles! And Launches New Denim Collection

Now I know why Posh is not at Cannes! She launched a new denim collection for her dVb brand at Harrods in London.

And maybe this wouldn’t have caught my attention in any way other than another celebrity playing designer, but look at these pictures! Victoria Beckham smiles! Isn’t that the weirdest thing ever? After letting the press know she’s not an evil queen but has an unfortunate face structure that’s making her pouty and looking angry all the time, Posh is smiling. The next day there was an earthquake in Asia.
She looks better smiling or pouting? (don’t forget to vote right after the picture, it will help prevent earthquakes!)

(photos via justjared)

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It was designed to meet accidental needs – eating with chopsticks when not having chopsticks. When I saw this concept, I only thought about those numerous moments I needed to put up my hair and had nothing to attach them with.

Either way you’ll need those sticks, they always come in handy. So Brad Gressel’s design might be a perfect solution for women on the run. Or men, why not?
What’s your saying? The work of a genius or just another useless invention?

(Yankodesign via joshspear)

Drawing attention to one of the most embarrassing (so they say) subjects it’s now a social event at New York’s Hammerstein Ballrom.

I haven’t noticed, until now, how unnaturally shy people are about their sweat. Gen Art Styles 2008 show in partnership with Allergan Inc are determined to make a move on the excessive underarm sweating “the prevalence among women and the impact on fashion”.

And that awareness is raised by tucking umbrellas and paper fans into the event sponsor’s bags, trying to impose the fan as a fashion accessory.

Is that one of Kaiser’s hidden masterminded plan or what?

We’re supposed to feel ashamed because we’re humans and our body functions?
Or her Majesty , the Fashion, has no more controversy since size zero?

(via wwd)

It’s only normal to ask yourself if a new product will work. Especially when dealing with concepts. And this one is freshly out from TFH Architecture school in Berlin.

Two students (Sabrina Meyer and Max Wittkopp) proposed a new way to shop shoes. Popping out from boxes, are shoes more interesting if they’re not just out in the dust on a lonely shelf?

(via dezeen)

You remember the story of the halogen-eating-lady, don’t you? Well, here’s another episode – the world premiere of Indiana Jones The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.

I don’t have the confirmation, but it sure looks like a custom made Armani prive to me. Either way, she looks stunning like always. If you know what it is, let me know, I’ll update the post right away. Do you like this dress better than the one from the first day of Cannes? Don’t forget to vote after the picture.

(photos via celebutopia, style.com)

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It may not be the fanciest, but it surely is one interesting piece of jewelry. Made by Promo Preview Style designers, the Pencil Promo is a perfect candidate for the “dare to wear” category.

Maybe the perfect match for the napkin notebook, this Pencil Promo cuff is made of silver. Is this a revolutionary design or a black out of inspiration for the jewelry designers?

(via coscablog)

I came across this picture and found it incredibly beautiful for a gadget presentation. Even if this kind of technology addresses equally women and men, I still find it surprising.

The designer of this Jawbone Bluetooth headset, Yves Béhar refers to this creation as jewelry, completely parted from the tech-industry. Available in silver, gold and black with an optional leather ear loop, is meant to be beautiful and practical (you can see all the colors after this first picture).

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Kenzo celebrates the 20th anniversary of Kenzo Parfums and arrival of Kenzo Takada, the designer, on the Parisian scene.

In order to mark that special celebration, there will be a special perfume launch – Kenzo Vintage to remind everyone of the “live-and-let-live” flower power times. As powdery as any other Kenzo perfume, Kenzo Vintage is:

“a beautiful, abstract yet sensual fragrance and can be labeled as a soft woody oriental. It succeeds somehow in evoking a peaceful traditional Japanese home just barely emerging from the silence as the sound of footsteps is muffled by a floor covered with tatami on which walking can create a silky rustling sound. The smell of rice straw completes the impression.”

..wait, what?

Here, on Earth, we call this: mandarin, tonka bean, heliotrope flower, cedar wood, musk and vanilla notes all that available in a purple bottle with the peace symbol engraved on, costing $65.

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