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Friday, September 17, 2010

Should Celebrities Take Over the Catwalk?



    Beyonce at Tom Ford. Amber Rose at Indashio. Cassie and Serena Williams at Laquan Smith. Vanessa Simmons and Dawn Richard at Edwing D'Angelo. Ellen at Richie Rich. 

    While some designers complain about the pressure to pay celebrities to grace their front row, others are enlisting famous faces to actually model their clothes.




    Amber Rose at Indashio.



    Serena Williams at Laquan Smith.




    Cassie at Laquan Smith.




    Dawn Richard at Edwing D'Angelo.




    Vanessa Simmons at Edwing D'Angelo.




    Ellen at Richie Rich.


    This can't be surprising. Celebrities serve as models all season long getting photographed in designer's clothing, thus serving as a promotional tool. Having a celebrity wear your clothes is almost a guaranteed mode of increasing sales, especially if that star is Rihanna, Beyonce or First Lady Michelle Obama. 

    To that end, designers gift celebrities a ton of clothes, pay them to appear in the front row at their fashion shows, elect them as their muses (Ciara the most recent example at Givenchy) and now, enlist them to model designs on the runway.

    The lines between Hollywood and Fashion are fainter than ever. And here's the problem with the collision of the entertainment and fashion industry. It abandons that once-glorified profession: modeling.

    Models have been banished from the covers of magazines, replaced with celebrities who, as I once complained, aren't the easiest to work with. While models come to do a job and transform to any look you assign them, celebrities may come with an entourage, may be difficult about beauty and style direction (understandable-they're careful about their image) and often haven't conquered the art of posing. Yea, you'll be there coaching them all night.

    Now, celebrities are replacing models on the catwalk as well. While some celebrities can strut like the best supermodels (I'm sure Beyonce stormed the runway with her signature Sasha Fierce attitude); and a celebrity walking in a show gives the collection more media attention, I'm not sure that I want an entire show to feature celebrities (save for "The Red Dress Collection" which is less about designs and more about awareness and giving back).

    It becomes less about the designs and more about the famous bodies wearing them, in my opinion. What's your take on it? Do you think more celebs should walk in fashion shows? How do you think it affects models who are already struggling for jobs? Discuss.

    Kisses,

    Coutura

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Should Celebrities Take Over the Catwalk?


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Friday, July 16, 2010

Trend Alert: Colorful Leopard Print



    Leopard print is the one fashion trend that never gets old, but it IS getting a fun, vibrant makeover this season. 

    Animal print in bold colors like neon yellow, purple and turquoise are perfect for a fresh, youthful look that screams summer.








    Whether you rock a full-on mismatched leopard outfit like Rihanna or sport a funky blouse like Cassie or Solange, colorful leopard print will give your outfit plenty of pop and pizazz. 






    And if your style leans more toward traditional leopard print, those pieces get a remix too with oversized patterns and updated details like buckles and bows.


    Check out my favorite leopard pieces below (those Jeffrey Cambell flats are the cutest). Happy Shopping!


    Kisses,


    Coutura


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Trend Alert: Colorful Leopard Print


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Monday, June 28, 2010

GLAM OR SHAM?: Cassie's Messy Weave Ponytail at the 2010 BET Awards



    What's on the back of Cassie's head at the BET Awards? It seems the formerly shaven star had an urge for some hair and grabbed a mess of matted, blonde tracks and attached them to the base of her head.

    Besides the fact that the ponytail is not adequately combed, it is an alarmingly different shade and texture than Cassie's own caramel locks. As an extension connoisseur, who has learned the ways of weave through trial and error, I recognize Cassie's mismatched texture and color as a cardinal sin.

    This is surprisingly an off-night for her as far as beauty is concerned. What's your verdict? Am I being too harsh? Is her hairstyle GLAM or a SHAM?

    Kisses,

    Coutura



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GLAM OR SHAM?: Cassie's Messy Weave Ponytail at the 2010 BET Awards


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