Do my hips look fat in this dress? all from Popgloss - a daily womens shopping magazine with the latest and best designed womens clothing, boots, bags, jewelry accessories and makeup

Curations creations:

on our other sites:

Do my hips look fat in this dress?

To answer to Trend de la Creme's question: I think that this dress looks more like 2 testicules and a penis.

visit site »
(http://www.trenddelacreme.com/...)

Wists tags: dresses-skirts weird

permalink:
embed:

(click for options)

Click 'save this' and signup with wists to add to a wishlist alongside items from any website

551

jellyfish necklace by j. l. collier...

link »

552

copper cuff by j. l. collier...

link »

553

http://gilesandbrother.com/ladies_ma_bracelets.php added on 2008-11-11

unique bracelets by giles and brother...

link »

554

The MINT Jodi Arnold Sagum Coat is tapered through the bust and waist for a flattering silhouette. Hidden snap closures and the absence of topstitching give this coat a clean and sophisticated appearance. With a 2 in 1 removable vest and felled pocket flaps, this coat makes it easy to change up your look. added on 2008-11-11

bright orange coat...

link »

555

caped shoulder coat by asos...

link »

556

raise judicial awareness with a bra...

link »

557

"who would assume that a dozen of soda cans and disposed aluminum can take the form of some, literally, trashy lingerie? These pieces of lingerie, right from garters to panties and corsets, are composed of disposed metal in the form of cola cans and foils. A woman would just say 'ouch' and move on if given an option to wear these". added on 2008-11-10

lingerie made from aluminum cans and foil...

link »

558

To answer to Trend de la Creme's question: I think that this dress looks more like 2 testicules and a penis. added on 2008-11-10

do my hips look fat in this dress?...

link »

559

"Inspired by the death of her dog, London-based designer Tithi Kutchamuch has designed a range of jewellery pieces with animal-shaped bases to keep them on.

'My dog died a month before I got back to my parents' home,' explains Kutchamuch. 'I would love to bring her everywhere with me if I could.'

The collection includes a necklace, ring and bangle made from patinated bronze, oxidized silver and silver.

Kutchamuch describes the pieces as 'Simple jewellery as a part of home that you can bring with, keep them safe and take them home.' added on 2008-11-10

a secret friend jewelry by tithi kutchamuch...

link »

560

twig necklace...

link »

561

opulence in high-end fashion during recession...

link »

562

"During the Great Depression as well as during World War II, shortages and limitations caused a number of developments in the fashion world in terms of materials used, production methods and trends. For example, during World War II the "Made Do and Mend" policy was instituted, which one might consider the pre-cursor to the DIY movement we find ourselves in now. Additionally, rubber shortages during WWII led shoemakers to turn to other materials to make their soles (most notably wood and cork).

Perhaps though, people will turn to fashion (or other forms of ‘entertainment’) to escape their everyday doldrums, as was done with film during the Great Depression. Alexander McQueen agreed in a recent article for the Independent, saying "in times of recession, I think fashion is escapism." Designer Narcisso Rodriquez, disagrees, noting in Time Magazine that "When times get tough, people want things that are real and lasting."

The real question is, what will we see today’s designers producing to help their customers deal with increasing costs? The recession and war combined with the new Eco-Chic are sure to bring some interesting innovations." added on 2008-11-09

what happens to fashion during depressions and wars?...

link »

563

"The Nat-2 shoes prepare your for a wary economy and precarious weather by transforming from shoes to sandals with the flick of a zip.

At first the Nat-2 seems to be an ordinary pair of canvas shoes you would find on any hipster. But when the temp starts to soar simply unzip the sole for a pair of sandals. Plus the canvas top will easily fold and slip into a bag. The Nat-2's are available in more than twenty designs "

Designed by Stephen Yeung in collaboration with K&T, a zipper has been incorporated into the design of the Lind range of shoes. When unzipped, these shoes turn from trainers into fashionable flip flops, giving you 2 shoes in one.

available here:
http://www.rubbersole.co.uk/nat2.aspx added on 2008-11-09

recession special: 2 in 1 shoe...

link »

564

http://homepage.mac.com/xanthin/menu.html added on 2008-11-09

dresses made out of labels by suzumi noda...

link »

565

paillettes clutch by prada...

link »

566

how to: wear very high heels...

567

568

569

the history of skate shoes...

link »

570

available here:

http://www.neimanmarcus.com/store/catalog/prod.jhtml?itemId=prod42420002 added on 2008-11-07

pink satin platform stella mccartney shoes...

link »

571

balenciaga spring 09 shoe inside a sock...

link »

572

"Having worked as a design consultant for Thakoon, Derek Lam, and Lela Rose, Hiriak set out to create cozy knits and cardigans with just-right prices. Her items, found at Barneys, eLUXURY, and Saks, hover between $145 and $695, with most in the $200 to $300 range. Not bad for a classic knit you will have for decades. The designer explains: "We do offer a lot of products in a range that is affordable. People say we're a fashion line and we're a product line. We're utilitarian."

http://www.cardigannewyork.com/ added on 2008-11-07

cardigan by lynne hiriak...

link »

573

"felicity peters is an australian designer who creates jewelry primarily made from gold and silver.
she is known for creating pieces using the korean technique of keum boo, where pure gold sheet is fused to a sterling silver base.
influenced by architecture, etruscan history and the landscape
her jewelry is like wearable art."

http://www.felicitypeters.com added on 2008-11-07

ring by felicity peters...

link »

574

necklace by anna schmid...

link »

« previous next »