Columbus Fashionista

Wednesday, December 23, 2009

Sex and the City 2 Trailer

Mary Had a Little Sunglass Line

Quote From Mary:
"I don't know if you watched me sing the national anthem on the World Series with the Yankees. But the glasses I wore and then took off are from the Melodies line. I had to put them on display [laughs]. I designed those myself along with the eyeglass designing company [SpyOptics]. It's my version of what I wear. I have a lot of sunglasses that I'm fond of, so I took my favorite pairs and said, "Let's try to figure out something from these." And they figured it out."

And..don't miss your chance to smell like Mary too!

"I also have a perfume line coming out next year under Carol's Daughter called My Life. I did all the work, smelling different scents every single day. I put in a lot of time to make this perfume work because I wanted it to smell like when people compliment me and ask, "What are you wearing, Mary?" So I made a version of what it is I wear, trying to figure out what it was that got to them."

New York Trip Productive--Jeans Line On The Way

Just got back from NYC where I met with Walter of Walter Pattern Services. He's a delightful, immensely talented F.I.T. grad who is taking on the job of making my
jeans line dream a reality!

Booty-ful From Behind

Victoria's Secret model, Selita Ebanks, has lifted the lid on one of the MANY secrets that Victoria has.
The leggy stunner admits that before an angel gets her wings and flutters down the runway, her posterior is painted to perfection.

Her quote:

"It's all about creating the illusion of this amazing body on the runway. People don't realize that there are about 20 layers of makeup on my butt alone."

It doesn't take a genius to see that the economy has REALLY affected the fashion industry.
Now, a shoe designer has made a statement in that regard.

Designer Stuart Weitzman is giving his Million Dollar Shoe the boot for next year's Oscars, Page Six reports. He explained, "With so many people struggling financially, and unemployment at 10 percent, I don't think it is appropriate. The actresses still want to go for glamour, but this year it will be more understated."