Kim Kardashian delights us in InStyle Magazine Pictorial [Australia] this month!
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Monday, 14 November 2011
November’s Fashion Magazine Covers: InStyle Australia + Editorial
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November’s Fashion Magazine Covers: InStyle Australia + Editorial
Kim Kardashian delights us in InStyle Magazine Pictorial [Australia] this month!
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Saturday, 12 November 2011
Wardrobe Staples For Snowy Weather
Wardrobe Staples For Snowy Weather
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Winter is fast approaching, bringing with it snow and chilly temperatures. While the main objective of a winter wardrobe is to stay warm, you can still look stylish while you're bundled up for the cold. Here are some must-have wardrobe staples for snowy weather:
Jeans
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Mens Jeans, Womens jeans, and pretty much every other type of jeans you can name. Skinny, boot cut or straight leg, denim is your best friend during the snowy weather. They keep your legs insulated, provide comfort to your wardrobe and can be dressed up or down.
Sweaters
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Comfortable and cozy, sweaters are the best snowy weather accessory to add to your winter wardrobe. They come in so many different styles and materials that it's impossible to get tired of donning sweaters during the chilly months. You can wear them over layers like tee shirts, long sleeved knit tops, button down shirts or turtlenecks or by themselves. They possess warming powers but remain stylish, so no need to worry about being fashionable with this wardrobe staple. Wool keeps you the toastiest but can be itchy for some, which is why you should throw on a long sleeved tee shirt underneath. If you really want to splurge, pick a cashmere sweater — they're lightweight, toasty and feel fabulous against your skin. Chunky cable knits look great paired with skinny jeans, sweater tunics are perfect with cozy leggings and boots and cardigans are fantastic with a layered look.
Boots
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Snow boots are stylish and, more importantly, practical for snowy weather. Pick up a pair of Wellies, also known as rain boots, which are cute and ideal for trekking around in cold, wet and icy weather. You can also never go wrong with a warm pair of Uggs, but they are expensive and you may not want to wear them in the snow — although Uggs do carry a line of snow boots in addition to their traditional line. Stiletto boots are not the best choice for snowy weather, so opt for a pair of duck boots, which provide great traction in icy weather and remain a stylish snowy-day footwear choice. Make sure your boots are flat — a heel can be dangerous when trying to traverse snowy or icy conditions.
Coats
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A warm winter coat is an absolute necessity for snowy weather. It doesn't have to be bulky to keep you snug and warm, just designed well and with the proper material. Wool coats are stylish, so pick a wool pea coat — they look fantastic with most outfits, whether casual or dressy. Puffy jackets are making a comeback, and when they're filled with down, you'll no doubt stay snug while looking stylish.
Accessories
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- A pair of warm tights is a great accessory that can be worn with dresses, skirts or even under pants to provide a little extra warmth. They're affordable and come in a variety of colors and patterns.
- Scarves, gloves and hats are essential for the winter weather.
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Written by JT of Crew Clothing. Crew have recently released their Winter clothing range, with denim staples, blazers, winter jackets and various others.
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Friday, 11 November 2011
November's ELLE Magazine Covers From All Over The World
In this article we have November's Elle Covers from all over the world. We see Ana Geislerova in Elle Magazine [Czech Republic], François Arnaud in Elle Quebec Magazine [Canada], Paula EchevarrÃa in Elle Magazine [Spain], Agyness Deyn in Elle Magazine [Romania], Blake Lively in Elle Magazine [Poland], Vlada Roslyakova in Elle Magazine [Germany], Kristina Salinovicin Elle Magazine [Croatia], Kirsten Dunst in Elle Magazine [Korea, South], Jennifer Aniston in Elle Magazine [Japan], Gwyneth Paltrow in Elle Magazine [Hungary], Azra Akin in Elle Magazine [Turkey], Daria Werbowy in Elle Magazine [Brazil], Agyness Deyn in Elle Magazine [Indonesia], Adriana Lima in Elle Magazine [South Africa] and many others.
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Tuesday, 18 October 2011
Calle Strand in "One With Nature" by H&M Fall 2011
Calle Strand in "One With Nature" by H&M Fall 2011
Sunday, 16 October 2011
Sunday Photo
Today is a Chanel day! Because Chanel means Beauty! ...and also because this summer I bought my first Chanel bag.
Sunday Photo
Today is a Chanel day! Because Chanel means Beauty! ...and also because this summer I bought my first Chanel bag.
Wednesday, 5 October 2011
5 Best Watch Collecting Magazines and Websites
For some watch collecting is a hobby. For others, it's more like a habit that they call "hobby" in public. Depending on whether you're collecting as a beginner, aficionado or junkie, you'll find many useful and informative sources to feed your watch collecting desires. From magazines to websites, watch collectors can use these materials to better their understanding of the watches they have and the styles that can bring them the most enjoyment.
Note: These sources are dedicated to the watches themselves and rarely have information on items designed to keep your watches in perfect condition like polishing cloths or personalized jewelry boxes for storing your timepieces. Such items are usually available and jewelry and jewelry box retailers.
National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors (NAWCC)
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The entire NAWCC is devoted to researching, collecting, restoring and appreciating all watches, sundials and clocks. Interested collectors can join the association for a fee and, depending on the membership level, can receive discounts to museums and science centers, admission to meetings, and a special price on certain horological (Beginners, horology is the art of making timepieces.) services and publications. The NAWCC website lists workshops, information about the National Watch and Clock Museum, library materials, and an entire community devoted to collecting watches. If you had to pick only one source of information, it would be here.
WatchTime Magazine
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While WatchTime Magazine discusses watch collecting, but some collectors see it as the tabloid of the watch-collecting world in that the information doesn't always seem trustworthy. The magazine offers informative articles on watch collecting, but it also devotes much of its content to other male-centric hobby interests like collecting motorcycles, cars, cigars and pens. The magazine reviews watches based on style, function and size, but some readers note that the point system seems arbitrary, or possibly skewed to give more attention to companies that advertise within the magazine.
International Watch
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International Watch magazine began in Italy and launched its first issue in the United States back in 1989. Since its release, International Watch has been a sound source for news watch collectors care about. The website features both the current print issue as well as a reformatted online version of the magazine. You'll find a comprehensive list of brands of watches that takes you directly to the manufacturer’s website. International Watch also includes videos of expos and posts on events pertaining to watch collecting.
Chronometer
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Chronometer.net is a website run by Chris Hooper, an exceptionally helpful watch collector. He offers information on marine chronometers, vintage watches and navigational instruments, as well as books pertaining to watches and clocks. Interested collectors can buy, sell or trade vintage items and military timepieces as Hooper buys and sells time pieces. If you have a question about watches and want an answer from a guy who gets it, ask Chris.
The Watch Collector
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The Watch Collector was first established as a New York wholesale distributor of luxury watches. Today, the company's website at TheWatchCollectorNY.com serves private collectors including politicians, well-known celebrities and business executives who are looking to buy the finest timepieces available. If watch collecting is more like an addiction than a hobby for you, the site's stunning photography will leave you breathless.
The company's network consists of 4,000 suppliers they can use to find any watch that matches your inquiry. Just go to the Special Orders page and tell them what you're looking for. They are continuously running specials, so prices vary greatly depending on the watch and the sale. Finally, it features a dedicated eBay store for those who are more comfortable buying with an eBay guarantee.
JewelryBoxShop.com has been an online retailer of quality jewelry boxes of all types, including valets and watch boxes, since 1999. @expono @facebook @identi @jaiku @lj @myspace @plerb @soundcloud @sugarsync @tinypic @wordpress @zooomr
5 Best Watch Collecting Magazines and Websites
For some watch collecting is a hobby. For others, it's more like a habit that they call "hobby" in public. Depending on whether you're collecting as a beginner, aficionado or junkie, you'll find many useful and informative sources to feed your watch collecting desires. From magazines to websites, watch collectors can use these materials to better their understanding of the watches they have and the styles that can bring them the most enjoyment.
Note: These sources are dedicated to the watches themselves and rarely have information on items designed to keep your watches in perfect condition like polishing cloths or personalized jewelry boxes for storing your timepieces. Such items are usually available and jewelry and jewelry box retailers.
National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors (NAWCC)
[divider]
The entire NAWCC is devoted to researching, collecting, restoring and appreciating all watches, sundials and clocks. Interested collectors can join the association for a fee and, depending on the membership level, can receive discounts to museums and science centers, admission to meetings, and a special price on certain horological (Beginners, horology is the art of making timepieces.) services and publications. The NAWCC website lists workshops, information about the National Watch and Clock Museum, library materials, and an entire community devoted to collecting watches. If you had to pick only one source of information, it would be here.
WatchTime Magazine
[divider]
While WatchTime Magazine discusses watch collecting, but some collectors see it as the tabloid of the watch-collecting world in that the information doesn't always seem trustworthy. The magazine offers informative articles on watch collecting, but it also devotes much of its content to other male-centric hobby interests like collecting motorcycles, cars, cigars and pens. The magazine reviews watches based on style, function and size, but some readers note that the point system seems arbitrary, or possibly skewed to give more attention to companies that advertise within the magazine.
International Watch
[divider]
International Watch magazine began in Italy and launched its first issue in the United States back in 1989. Since its release, International Watch has been a sound source for news watch collectors care about. The website features both the current print issue as well as a reformatted online version of the magazine. You'll find a comprehensive list of brands of watches that takes you directly to the manufacturer’s website. International Watch also includes videos of expos and posts on events pertaining to watch collecting.
Chronometer
[divider]
Chronometer.net is a website run by Chris Hooper, an exceptionally helpful watch collector. He offers information on marine chronometers, vintage watches and navigational instruments, as well as books pertaining to watches and clocks. Interested collectors can buy, sell or trade vintage items and military timepieces as Hooper buys and sells time pieces. If you have a question about watches and want an answer from a guy who gets it, ask Chris.
The Watch Collector
[divider]
The Watch Collector was first established as a New York wholesale distributor of luxury watches. Today, the company's website at TheWatchCollectorNY.com serves private collectors including politicians, well-known celebrities and business executives who are looking to buy the finest timepieces available. If watch collecting is more like an addiction than a hobby for you, the site's stunning photography will leave you breathless.
The company's network consists of 4,000 suppliers they can use to find any watch that matches your inquiry. Just go to the Special Orders page and tell them what you're looking for. They are continuously running specials, so prices vary greatly depending on the watch and the sale. Finally, it features a dedicated eBay store for those who are more comfortable buying with an eBay guarantee.
JewelryBoxShop.com has been an online retailer of quality jewelry boxes of all types, including valets and watch boxes, since 1999. @expono @facebook @identi @jaiku @lj @myspace @plerb @soundcloud @sugarsync @tinypic @wordpress @zooomr
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