Florals are stealing the show yet again, this time in cool graphics, tropical motifs and sweet lace prints.
Estampas florais continuam roubando a cena, mas desta vez eles vem em estampas mais sofisticadas e tropicais e com muita renda, que apareceu em muitos dos desfiles Resort 2013.
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31.7.12
we're back!
Depois de um mês de férias estamos de volta! Algumas fotos das férias pra vocês entenderem porque não tivemos tempo de postar! Espero que gostem! E a partir de agora estamos de volta!!!
A couple of pictures from last month, so you understand why we couldn't post as often as usually! More pictures after the jump!
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17.1.12
The incredible shots of Diego Gravinese
Discover the talent and the work of Diego Gravinese, an Argentinean painter born in the 70's. His style is impressive cause he mahages to create compositions with hyper realistic paintings and paintings. The result is impressive as you can see after the jump.
* Conheca um pouco do trabalho de Diego Gravinese, artista argentino, de curriculo impecavel e obras lindissimas. Seu estilo e unico, e ele consegue criar composicoes mistuarando hyper realistic pinturas e outras pinturas. Conheca um pouco mais do seu trabalho.
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5.1.12
afternoon sisters
Andie Arthur and Georgia Hilmer team up with photographer Aitken Jolly for the fifth issue of b Magazine. Wearing a wardrobe of structured looks paired with Adidas sandals styled by Sam Ranger, the duo show off a youthful nonchalance in the posed studio shots.
3.1.12
2.1.12
10 blogging tips for the New Year!
victoria leeds
for style marmalade
Victoria ,this super stylish Mexican artist and blogger,who lives in England posted little piece that can be really helpful to us ladies trying to get somewhere with our blogs. If you already know her blog and already read, sorry, if not, it can be helpful.So, wake up ladies, and take a look at this nice piece.
30.12.11
blogwatch
It's already Friday, I cannot believe! Life is passing me by, the year is gonna end tomorrow. I am kind of happy though, I hope 2012 will bring me more luck! Well, hope you enjoy this little selection of blogs I've made with a good friend that is considering joining me here. Would be a Bless!

She is an fashion editor at Google, working on the Shopping and
Commerce teams. She currently lives in San Francisco, and it's worth taking a look. Different looks which can inspire you on your choices.
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12 It Girls You'll Be Watching In 2012
via refinery29
Hannah Bronfman — While Hannah may be the
daughter of Warner Music Group's Chairman, Edgar Bronfman, Jr., this
recent Bard College graduate has paved her own path while not forgetting
her roots. Known for her well-rounded creativity as well as throwing a
killer party, Bronfman has proved that she is an Energizer bunny. She
finds time to DJ around the city while also running her record label,
her eco-friendly Green Owl clothing line, and her restaurant, Hotel Griffou, in the West Village.
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color coated for spring 2012

Even the most classic and practical shapes take on WWD's new look when awash in spring’s boldest brights... so what do you think? do you like the new trend? Let us know what you think! And honestly, even for someone like me, with real issues regarding colors, is time to get a little color kick! I wouldn't wear all together, though some pieces and the tights are just gorgeous!
60 Miss Sixty’s polyester safari jacket. Kenneth Cole belt; Cole Haan shoes.
Magaschoni’s silk and cotton jacket with zip-off
hem over Victorinox’s down-filled, quilted nylon vest. Maria Sharapova
for Cole Haan shoes.
Bill Blass cotton Mackintosh. Cole Haan shoes.
Michael Michael Kors cotton and polyester trench jacket over Only Hearts
by Helena Stuart’s cotton top worn as skirt throughout. Marais USA
oxfords.
Jane Post’s nylon jacket. Hue tights, worn throughout; Marais USA shoes.
source_WWD
30.8.11
hair updos for the whole year!
The Messy Bun: 1. Gather your hair in a semi-loose ponytail in the place you would like the bun on your head.
2. With one hand gripping the base of the ponytail firmly, use the other hand to twist the ponytail until it starts to wrap around itself.
3. Continue to twist slightly as you wrap the ponytail into a bun.
4. Once wrapped completely, you can take a hair tie and wrap around the base of the bun making sure the tip of the ponytail is secure. You can also secure the bun by sticking bobby pins in and around the base of the bun.
Bohemian French Twist: 1. Loosely gather your hair in a ponytail at the nape of your neck.
2. Very loosely twist your hair out (away from your head), then up.
3. Then loosely tuck your hair into itself and secure with a bobby pin.
Braids: 1. Separate your hair into two sections, either down the center or where you part your hair.
2. Loosely french braid one of the sections of hair along the side of your head, and continuing into a normal braid. Do the same with the other section.
3. Once both sides are braided, wrap each braid around the back of your head, tucking them into the other braid and securing them in place with a bobby pin or two.
A Twisty Ponytail: 1. Gather your hair very loosely in a low ponytail, away from your head a bit and secure with a hair tie.
2. Remember the "topsytail"? Well this part is sort of like that....only without the "topsy". Stick your finger in your hair, just above the hair
tie, parting the hair in two sections. Thread the tip of the ponytail through the part you've created, creating a twist just above the ponytail.
3. Now be creative!! With the ponytail, you can secure a bun just under the twist. Create a unique knot, or three. Make a braid to wrap in a knot.
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