Simon Tham from Major Model Management
Thursday, June 26, 2008
With or Without
What a different the hair made? Which one do you prefer? With or without hair??
Austin Tyler
Chad White
Simon Tham
Austin Tyler
Chad White
Simon Tham
The Best of Milan
It's not the clothes because he barely wears one, it's Anthony Gallo from Dsquared2 runway. This tall dark and handsome is a perfect combination between black and Italian. Want to see more, watch Rihanna's " Take A Bow " video.
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Quote of the Day
" That’s the thing about needs.
Sometimes, when you get them met,
you don’t need them anymore. "
- Michael Patrick King -
Chad M.I.A.
Where is my Chad White in Milan Fashion Week? Does anyone see him? Not even on Dsquared2 and Dolce & Gabbana which usually he's the regular. (These are last year pictures)
Hot Accessory
The stingy brim fedora, the narrower-brimmed brother of the hat made famous by the likes of Frank Sinatra and Indiana Jones, has been gaining popularity for the last year, especially among the cool-cat actor/musician/baby-daddy set.SOURCE
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
"Take A Bow" Take: Three
First, Madonna; Then Leona Lewis and now Rihanna. Who's "Take A Bow" the best ?
Too Hot for UK
Bigotry exists not only in America. Heinz has withdrawn its Deli Mayo TV ad that featured two men sharing a kiss and apologized to viewers after the advertising regulator received about 200 complaints that it was offensive and inappropriate.
The Cost of Fashion
When you design for one of the hottest labels in the industry, does it mean you can set up the price for whatever you want ? The answer is YES in the case of Nicolas Ghesquière for Balenciaga. Dress, $46,650; necklace, $9,875; bracelet, $5,875; and shoes, $1,995. Total = $64,395.Previous post
The Doll House of Viktor & Rolf
A stunning new exhibition showcasing the work of Dutch fashion designers Viktor & Rolf from June 18 through September 21. This is the first time in the United Kingdom that an exhibition has been devoted to this highly influential duo. The fashion duos turned the space of the Barbican into the giant doll house. Inside the structure, which people can walk around but not enter, are 50 porcelain dolls on a scale of 1:3 wearing Viktor & Rolf outfits chosen from past collections. Measuring an impressive 7m wide x 5m high x 6m deep, the doll’s house is made of wood and was put together by professional builders in a warehouse in Kent. The dolls are handmade and imported from China, while the clothes are of course handmade to the right scale by Viktor & Rolf themselves in their studio. "The idea is to not only create a fantastic show but to make people aware of the space." explained architect and art historian Siebe Tettero who designed the show and has also designed Viktor & Rolf’s shops in Milan, Dubai and Moscow and is Rolf’s partner. SOURCE
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