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Rhianna
Rhianna has been a trend setter from the beginning. With her music to her fashion, she has not been afraid to take a style risk. What I like about Ri Ri is that she always gives you a different look. She can change it up so quickly and effortlessly. Do your thing and continued success.
Jay John
Janelle Monae
Janelle Monae has become quite the fashion icon. Monae, who is signed to Bad Boy Records states "I feel like I have a responsibility to my community and other young girls to help redefine what it looks like to be a woman. I don't believe in men's wear or women's wear, I just like what I like. And I think we should just be respected for being an individual....I've been in Vogue, now and different publications, which is cool, because I think that it just shows a different perspective of how women can dress."
Her signature Black and White, mostly in a tux, she calls her uniform just screams class. It takes us back to a time where our entertainers "Dressed" the part. On top of that Janelle is a beautiful woman with a lovely voice. Keep up the good look....
One Love
Jay John
Some Best & Not So Best Dressed...VMA Edition
Kelly had everyone chanting black and gold as she arrived in a dazzling long-sleeved Falguni & Shane mini-peacock dress. The Cleopatra-esque dress was fringed with jet black feathers that accentuated the artist's lustrous dark locks.
Wiz looking a little too casual in a printed wife-beater and jeans...But his best accessory: girlfriend Amber Rose.
Snookie looking a mess in this multi-colored strapless cocktail dress...but I wouldn't expect anything less from this chick.
Nicki, Nicki, Nicki (smh) I understand there is a need to have some shock value and such but this is just bad...not feeling it babes.
Katy Perry (red carpet and presenting looks) I like the Versace mini and the bubble gum pink Jimmy Choos....while the Tom Ford dress is more understated.
Beyonce looking nice in a Dolce and Gabbana sequined jacket and her regal blood orange dress for the red carpet showing off the baby bump...Congrats B & J!
Kim...well what can I say...Anything fitted showing that frame is gonna work. Do ya thang!
Ye rocking some Balmain jeans and the Nike Airyeezy 2s while accepting his award with Katy Perry for their collaboration on the hit E.T.
Ne Yo with the copper tones that are trending this fall.
Ms. Erykah Badu's it well
Born Erica Abi Wright in South Dallas, TX on February 26, 1971, Erykah Badu
decided to change the spelling of her name from Erica to Erykah, as she firmly believed her original name to be her slave name. The term 'kah' signifies the inner self. Badu is her favorite jazz scat sound and is also an African name for the 10th born child used for the Akan people in Ghana.
Erykah has been pushing the envelope in music and fashion since she stepped on the scene in 1996.
With her big African head wraps, afros, B-Boy style, etc..Erykah is not afraid to experiment with colors and textures.
Her fashion, like her music is and expression of her..Emotional, Eclectic, Philosophical & Personal. Erykah has taught us that you don't have to be half naked to be a sex symbol.
Thank you, Ms.Badu for pushing it to the limit and staying true to You...That's DAT FIRE!!!
One Love
Jay John
The New Black
Gentlemen, as you know the watch is our #1 accessory. Here are a few of my favorite designs for this year. As you can see Black is Back......
The new Freak Diavolo by Ulysse Nardin
Named after its devilish-in-appearance power-reserve backing, with its red "horns" and black cloak-like backdrop, the Freak Diavolo is the cleverest of timepiece creations.
So simple and user-friendly, the Freak Diavolo is not only brilliant in function, but is also stunning in aesthetic with its clean lines, robust black and charcoal tones, accents of vibrant color, 18-karat white gold case and elegant crocodile strap.
The new 'G-Timeless Black' by Gucci
Following the success of the G-Timeless watch for men, Gucci Timepieces is pleased to announce the introduction of two new variants within the range. Designed by Gucci Creative Director Frida Giannini, the new 'G-Timeless Black' model is a striking all-black version of the rugged men's watch available in two versions accented with the signature Gucci colors of green and red.
Foot Fetish
Ladies....Summer is here...That means it's time to get your shoe game on point. This season's indulgence will be strappy sandals and platform pumps in embossed exotics, glossy patents or sleek satins for women who want to make a statement. Accompany this with some FREQUENT foot care (Pedi's, Scrubs, etc...) and make sure to choose your CORRECT shoe size...Those toes hanging over the front is not a good look...Enjoy
Jay John
Guess by Marciano's
Suite & Metallic platform sandal
Alejandra G.'s
Ankle-Strap pumps in brushed kidskin.
Nina's
Satin platform sandals
Burberry's
Snakeskin cross-strap sandals
VIA SPIGA'S
Embossed leather strappy sandal
MICHAEL MICHAEL KORS'
Strappy patent leather sandals
Ascot Chang Handmade Shirts
Posted in Fashion,Slider, The Wardrobe
Made-to-measure and ready-made button-downs from Ascot Chang are among the most desirable dress shirts in the world. Based from Hong Kong since 1953, there are Ascot Chang Stores in 12 cities around the world. It's your basic, immaculate shirt for business or casual wear ($130-300 for ready-made; up to $1,100 for custom). Gentlemen step ya game up.
Ascot Chang foresaw the sartorial future of Chinese clothing manufacturing two decades ago when he first brought his "Shanghainese"-style custom-shirt tailoring to the United States. In the process the Hong Kong-based shirt-maker quickly proved he could build a shirt as well, if not better, than many of the top American and British brands of the time. For instance, his Archmese shirt line, developed in the early 1990s, is made from fabric weaves inspired by the architectural renderings of Frank Lloyd Wright and are constructed using extra-fine single-needle stitching, 22 stitches to the inch. They also feature a no-yoke back, fly -front placket and soft, pointed collar, as well as double-stitched buttonholes to prevent them from falling off.
Bespoke clients have the option to customize their shirts from a selection of 15 collars, four cuff designs, and eight styles of monogramming. Run today by the late Chang's brother, Johnny Chang, and the founder's son, Tony Chang, the company's latest offering is a completely hand-stitched shirt made from superior two-ply, 170s Sea Island or two-ply, 240s Egyptian cottons (the finer the yarn, the more cotton per square inch). Unlike regular dress shirts, these superior bespoke designs incorporate as many as 2,500 hand stitches.
Ascot Chang makes all of its shirts from two-ply yarns, created by twisting two strands of cotton to create a single, more durable thread. The two-ply process creates a tighter weave that is both softer and more resistant to pilling, proving that "Made in China", or "Made in Hong Kong" in this case, is not the stigma everyone preaches.....Dat Fashion will bring you the hottest in Men's & Women's Trends....To view the collections, visit AscotChang.com
Made-to-measure and ready-made button-downs from Ascot Chang are among the most desirable dress shirts in the world. Based from Hong Kong since 1953, there are Ascot Chang Stores in 12 cities around the world. It's your basic, immaculate shirt for business or casual wear ($130-300 for ready-made; up to $1,100 for custom). Gentlemen step ya game up.
Ascot Chang foresaw the sartorial future of Chinese clothing manufacturing two decades ago when he first brought his "Shanghainese"-style custom-shirt tailoring to the United States. In the process the Hong Kong-based shirt-maker quickly proved he could build a shirt as well, if not better, than many of the top American and British brands of the time. For instance, his Archmese shirt line, developed in the early 1990s, is made from fabric weaves inspired by the architectural renderings of Frank Lloyd Wright and are constructed using extra-fine single-needle stitching, 22 stitches to the inch. They also feature a no-yoke back, fly -front placket and soft, pointed collar, as well as double-stitched buttonholes to prevent them from falling off.
Bespoke clients have the option to customize their shirts from a selection of 15 collars, four cuff designs, and eight styles of monogramming. Run today by the late Chang's brother, Johnny Chang, and the founder's son, Tony Chang, the company's latest offering is a completely hand-stitched shirt made from superior two-ply, 170s Sea Island or two-ply, 240s Egyptian cottons (the finer the yarn, the more cotton per square inch). Unlike regular dress shirts, these superior bespoke designs incorporate as many as 2,500 hand stitches.
Ascot Chang makes all of its shirts from two-ply yarns, created by twisting two strands of cotton to create a single, more durable thread. The two-ply process creates a tighter weave that is both softer and more resistant to pilling, proving that "Made in China", or "Made in Hong Kong" in this case, is not the stigma everyone preaches.....Dat Fashion will bring you the hottest in Men's & Women's Trends....To view the collections, visit AscotChang.com
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