‘Dancing With the Stars’ Costumer Talks Dressing Bristol Palin, Florence Henderson, David Hasselhoff, New Clothing Line
Filed under: Fashion , News , Designers & Brands , Celebrity Style Randall Christensen, the man responsible for the slit-up-to-there “DWTS” costumes. Photo by: Donato Sardella.
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‘Dancing With the Stars’ Costumer Talks Dressing Bristol Palin, Florence Henderson, David Hasselhoff, New Clothing Line
Filed under: Hair , Celebrity , News , Hair Color , Celebrity Hair , Celebrity Style Ben Affleck’s goes gray. Photo: Gareth Cattermole, Getty Images Holy Just for Men ! The normally dark-haired Ben Affleck has gone all silver fox on us. The actor and director has been showing off a salt-and-pepper do while promoting his latest film, ” The Town ,” at the Venice Film Festival this week
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Ben Affleck Debuts Gray Hair at Venice Film Festival
Filed under: Fashion , News , Designers & Brands , Fashion Week , Shopping Karl Lagerfeld on his Fall 2010 runway. Photo: Patrick Kovarik, AFP / Getty Images Looks like we’ll be seeing a little less of Karl Lagerfeld during Paris Fashion Week — sob! No, the Prince of Darkness hasn’t gone on another diet .
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Karl Lagerfeld Cancels Paris Fashion Week Runway Show, Offers ‘Affordable’ Ready-to-wear Collection Online Instead
Filed under: Fashion , Celebrity , News , Celebrity Style , Red Carpet http://xml.channel.aol.com/xmlpublisher/fetch.v2.xml?option=expand_relative_urls&dataUrlNodes=uiConfig,feedConfig,localizationConfig,entry&id=925729&pid=925728&uts=1283962961 http://www.aolcdn.com/ke/media_gallery/v1/ke_media_gallery_wrapper.swf Look of the Day Check out the best dressed celebs! Jeffrey Ufberg/WireImage.com Look of the Day New York City.
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Look of the Day – Katie Holmes
Filed under: Beauty , Celebrity , News , Skin & Body , Celebrity Beauty Carrie Underwood. Courtesy Photo Amid skyscraper views from The Top of the Rock’s 620 rooftop garden in midtown Manhattan this morning, Olay announced country music star Carrie Underwood as the first U.S
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Carrie Underwood is Olay’s First U.S. Brand Ambassador
On March 4 2010, Gordon Cook was able to interview me in Bangkok. This became the basis for the August-September special issue of the Cook Report, a newsletter that is distributed to telecommunication leaders. It’s the most in-depth profile of our work to date and the first 17 pages, which feature a detailed comparison of John Robb’s work with ours, will be serialized separately
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The Gordon Cook Interview (4): Peak Hierarchy and Open Agriculture
Filed under: Fashion , Hair , Celebrity , News , Hair Color , Celebrity Hair , Designers & Brands , Celebrity Style Here’s what’s happening around the web this morning: Karl Lagerfeld Swapping Runway for the Web Karl Lagerfeld has announced that his eponymous label will have a ready-to-wear collection sold primarily online in lieu of a runway show during Paris Fashion Week . It’s like we don’t even know who he is anymore. [ WWD ] Carey Mulligan Covers October Vogue Carey Mulligan dons Chanel for Vogue ‘s October 2010 cover
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Karl Lagerfeld Cancels Runway Show, Carey Mulligan Covers Vogue October 2010
Ben Brandzel insists , online political organizing goes way beyond clicktivism , excerpt : “First, we should be clear about what ‘online organising’ actually means, and it is simply this: people collaborating over the internet to convert whatever resources we can spare into social, economic and political change. These resources include our opinions, votes, time, relationships, material goods, and creative talent
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A response to the “clicktivism” critique
Filed under: Fashion , News , Fashion Week Bigger, brighter and better is the promise of the new Lincoln Center home to Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week , and StyleList has snagged the first tour of the premises in the above video. The evening before the official opening by New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg , IMG Worldwide senior vice president and managing director Peter Levy led us through Lincoln Center’s Damrosch Park , which the company has promised will move New York’s fashion shows firmly into the 21st century. And for those pining for the familiarity of the Bryant Park Tents , where the fashion flock first set up shop in 1993 with 35 shows and closed with over 70 shows during the Fall 2010 season, Lincoln Center’s larger floorplan, bigger venues and additional show spaces signal an obvious improvement over the midtown square
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Exclusive First Look at Lincoln Center Tents, New Home to Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week
Filed under: Beauty , News , Makeup , Skin & Body Photo: Getty Images Beauty is beginning to say so long to old-school plastic. Two of the industry’s biggest players — Whole Foods and Procter & Gamble — are passing new regulations for sustainable and recyclable packaging that are causing a growing rumble in the marketplace, where other brands are beginning the shift to using renewable materials. The new Whole Foods regulations go into effect this month, and mandate that suppliers use packaging materials that are easily reused or recycled, are non-toxic, and that they switch from plastic to glass when possible
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Beauty’s Emerging Green Packaging Trend Bids Goodbye to Plastic Bottles
Following is an excerpt from a report in sify.com . Britannia Industries Ltd, India’s leading biscuit company, expects to start work on its second unit in Orissa soon. “We have applied to the Orissa government for 10-12 acres of land near the twin city of Cuttack and Bhubaneswar and expect to get a final nod on it within weeks”, said Vinita Bali, Managing Director, Britannia Industries
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Brittania wants 10-12 acres for a 45 crores new factory
Post by Cheryl Harper What makes an artist’s vision so clear to himself early in life? The current exhibition of Yves Klein’s works at the Hirshhorn Museum in Washington poses an answer by shedding light on the work of an artist whose work and manner is difficult to understand out of context. Yves Klein and a model during the performance “Anthropométries de l'époque bleue” at Galerie Internationale d'art contemporain, Paris, March 9, 1960. © 2010 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York/ADAGP, Paris.
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Yves Klein at the Hirshhorn – more than just a pretty blue
In recent years, more and more internet users in Singapore are spreading their wings, and exploring the fabulous possibilities the web has to offer. They can discover foreign cultures, catch up on worldly news, and visit the many online merchants that have made the internet their steady market place
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Finding the Right International Shipping Company to Singapore for Online Shopping
Some more goings on of note this weekend: A Philly-made video fest at the Painted Bride Join us for a video trip to visit some great art tonight. The video shows off Joshua Mosley ‘s and Anthony Campuzano ‘s shows at ICA and also the micro film-sets of the Quay Brothers at Rosenwald-Wolf Gallery .
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The return of the art season
This could get ugly. My colleague Martin Knelman reported last week that Michael Snow, Canada's eminence grise of conceptual film, had sued the developers behind the construction of TIFF's Lightbox (and, ahem, condo tower) for breach of contract over a work he says was commissioned for the building. The developers, Daniels Corp., have replied they have no such contract with Snow (Snow's lawyer acknowledges there's nothing in writing, though he argues an “exchange of considerations” is legally binding.”) Slightly old news, perhaps, but when you think about it, it's a wily bit of PR on the part of the Snow Camp
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Well, this is awkward: Snow warning at TIFF?
When I think of NASA , I think trips to space, landing on the moon, work at the space station , all things way above the Earth’s surface. I don’t think of NASA as being the experts on handling situations below the Earth’s surface. As it turns out, experts from NASA are just the people to help officials in Chile with the trapped miners
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NASA Helps with Chilean Mine Collapse
SlideShare is a presentation tool that can you help you promote your art to a whole new audience at no cost. If you have images and access to Microsoft PowerPoint or Apple Keynote, you can make a SlideShare presentation. Harriete Estel Berman of the Ask Harriete blog says SlideShare is her favorite method for promoting her art online
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Promote Your Art with SlideShare
Tune in to this week’s Art Marketing Action podcast–an audio version of the newsletter/post of the same title. Read the newsletter here . listen to the podcast Make sure you don’t miss an episode: Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes
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Art Marketing Action Podcast: Promote Your Art with SlideShare
Patty her work. Her consultancy and design work represent diverse international interests and include clients Johnson is a Canadian designer who has been cited for synthesizing craft and mass production in such as Moroso, Artecnica, Design Within Reach, Sephora, Keilhauer, Nienkamper, the Inter-American Development Bank, the Trade Facilitation Office of Canada, and, the United States Agency for International Development. Her work has won many awards and has been included in ID Magazine’s Annual Design Review Awards, the International Design Yearbook, Newsweek’s ‘Design Dozen 2006’ and, Wallpaper’s Best of 2009
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Patty Johnson – DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
Following is an excerpt from a report in Business Standard . The Centre would provide Rs716 crore under ‘Viability Gap Funding’ for infrastructure development of the PCPIR (Petroleum, Chemicals and Petrochemicals Investment Region) hub to be set up at Paradip in Orissa
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Rs 716 crore of central fund for PCPIR to go towards 6-laning of NH 5A, new Bhubaneswar-Paradeep Road and a greenfield coastal road