Red carpet fashion was really a mind blowing on the night of Oscar Awards function. The Winner Of Best Actress Award was Kate Winslet wearing a two tone, steel blue and black, YSL dress. Her hair was back and off her face in a "modern Grace Kelly" coif.
The very close runner up was Natalie Portman in an orchid Rodarte gown. The photo doesn't do justice to the perfect fit and color that was pink without being too sweet.
There was number of celebrities found in a good amount of red on that night. Amanda Seyfried's hair and chunky necklace complemented the clean lines of her Valentino dress.
Amy Adams was also looking beautiful in huge Fred Leighton necklace with her pulled back hair and sexy Carolina Herrera dress.
Beautiful Heidi Klum has been wowing all this awards season; but not last night. Her modern Roland Mouret gown was too hard and the slit too high. Her chunky jewelry (huge earrings and too many bracelets) was over done and the matchy shoes looked prom-ish.
On that night there were lot of light colored dresses as well. Anne Hathaway, who knows how to work the carpet, wore a silvery Armani Prive gown covered in little silver paillettes which fit perfectly and flattered her pale skin and dark hair.
Taraji P. Henson wore a Cavalli gown with small soft tiers of fabric. Her perfect bob and chunky necklace were looking of a great match.
The most beautiful Jessica Biel caught serious slack on Twitter for the sloppy hair; but at a distance and in pictures we think it looks good. Her Prada dress was so much attractive.
Angelina Jolie was looking so much beautiful on the night. She's so undeniably gorge we love her. Does she always have to look so effortlessly fab? Well, here's some good news: She did put some effort into her hair last night--or at least celeb stylist David Babaii did To complete the look, put on 115 carat Lorraine Schwartz emerald earrings, grab your equally stunning hubby and go!
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Nebula, the exquisite range of solid 18K gold watches from Titan, has introduced Nebula Calligraphy - a collection inspired by the art of Calligraphy. Bollywood actor Raima Sen unveiled the collection in the presence of Ms. Vandana Bhalla, Marketing Manager, Titan. Calligraphy means "beautiful writing".
Free spirited & uninhibited, this art form extends from alphabets to numerals to even abstract expressions using a vivid palette of colors. Meticulously crafted in 18K Gold, the Nebula Calligraphy collection is a unique blend of intricate craftsmanship and the delightful art of Calligraphy. Studded with dazzling diamonds and Italian styled leather straps, watches in this collection are brought alive by the exquisite use of calligraphy on the dials. Indices in the devnagri script adorn the mother of pearl dials while Sanskrit lipi shlokas quietly form the backdrop in some of the watches. The Classic forms and simple elegance captures the ingenuity and creativity of an invaluable collectible. Speaking on the occasion, Ms. Vandana Bhalla, Marketing Manager, Titan, said, "Every collection from Titan enables our customers to connect with their deep-rooted yearnings of self-expression, encouraging them to Be More in their lives. Nebula Calligraphy is a beautiful illustration of this theme as it allows them to bring alive their hidden love for art".Read More............
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Men, generally do not have the lust for fashion as their female counterparts, but the recent trends in fashion industry confirms that men are also taking active interest in grooming their personality. The growing attention of men towards fashion clothing and accessories are rightly fueled by men's style magazines and the increasing focus of designers in catering to the preferences of male customers. Emerging trends for 2009 predicts lines and shapes taking significant changes. Fashion experts predict the trends for men's fashion clothing and other accessories that would rule the year of 2009.
Fashion, clothing, and shopping have always been assumed to be a women's domain until recently. Men, generally do not have the lust for fashion as their female counterparts, but the recent trends in the fashion industry shows that men are also taking an active interest in grooming their personality. Increasing number of male shoppers indicates the boost in their personality consciousness, which is fueled by men's style magazines and the increasing focus of designers in catering to the preferences of male customers. Though men's fashion is not as diverse as women's, still the industry has an assortment of trends, appealing and sophisticated for men.
Trends for 2009:
Emerging trends for 2009 will showcase gradient tones in their perfect color schemes. The 2009 palette contains brighter shades of dark purple, indigo, and blue; replacing the greys, and browns. A perfect choice of shirt color paired with black pants will give both a classic and modern look. Fluid and silky fabrics, light and transparent; paying homage to femininity will be in fad. Lines and shapes take a significant change.
Deep V-Necks:
Fashion experts predict that this trend will rule the first quarter of 2009. Deep V-neck shirts have been a classic neckline for men, but current trend is taking it plunged to new depths. This will be the favorite fad of men for the year. Plunging necklines in men's cardigans, polos, t-shirts and sweaters will create a lot of variation in dressing. 'V' in the neck is going to be big, with a deep cut. This style will be more popular among youngsters who do weight-training.
Micro Patterns:
A revival of the fashion of the 70s, an attractive combination of micro patterns will be seen in formal dresses, especially in men's coats. Trousers will be tailored with micro pattern will be in vogue.
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Women across the globe agree unanimously that a key reason for buying gold jewellery as a gift is “because it is everlasting”, an attribute that makes it very apt for a Valentine’s Day gift, according to participants in World Gold Council’s (WGC) 2008 jewellery survey.
The survey was conducted by independent research firm, GfK, in the key gold jewellery markets of India, China, Saudi Arabia, Italy, Turkey and the USA. 7,500 females aged between 15 and 65 were asked about their reasons for buying and favourite occasions for receiving gold jewellery, with 76% agreeing that “it is everlasting” and Valentine’s Day emerging as a key date.
Lama Al Saheb, Head of Marketing & PR – M.E. Region, World Gold Council, commented on the survey findings:
“Our survey shows that Valentine’s Day is an important occasion for receiving gold jewellery for women in different regions around the world. The higher gold price has added to gold jewellery’s desirability despite these challenging economic times.
Gold’s perceived value and enduring emotional appeal are not mutually exclusive and set gold apart from other traditional gifts and apparently, holds the key to women’s hearts on Valentine’s Day.
“With two-thirds of global gold demand coming from the jewellery sector, understanding our consumer is crucial to both the gold jewellery trade and the gold market as a whole. With retailers under severe financial pressure, unlocking the consumer purse through effective promotion of gold jewellery is critical.
The continuous efforts of World Gold Council and our partners from the gold trade in the key jewellery markets have been notable in keeping this ancient adornment desirable and relevant in today’s competitive consumer market.”
Even the younger segment of those surveyed, who are typically more interested in spending money on gadgets such as mobile phones than spending their disposable income on jewellery, appreciate the romance of gold jewellery with 30% stating they wanted to receive it for Valentine’s Day.
The rising gold price over recent years has increased gold’s desirability as a gift, with women appreciating that they are being given something of lasting value. Women in Turkey and Saudi Arabia are particularly shrewd on this point, with 65% and 70% respectively citing that “gold will not lose its value” as a key reason for buying gold as a gift.
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The INTIMA Lingerie & Swimwear Exhibition, to be held from April 7 – 9, 2009 provides an opportunity to the lingerie manufacturers and producers from all across the world to capitalise on growth witnessed by the burgeoning Middle East market.
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