Crystal Renn by Miguel Reveriego for Vogue Russia June 2012Crystal Renn by Miguel Reveriego for Vogue Russia June 2012

Crystal Renn by Miguel Reveriego for Vogue Russia June 2012

Crystal Renn lensed by Miguel Reveriego for the June issue of Russian Vogue magazine. Styled by Natasha Royt, Crystal wears Alexander McQueen, Dolce & Gabbana, Gareth Pugh, Jil Sander and others.

Dree Hemmingway by Matt Jones for Elle Spain April 2012

  Dree Hemmingway by Matt Jones for Elle Spain April 2012

She is one of my favourite models and this is the reason why this editorial came for good... I love the "American Dree" story, lensed by Matt Jones for Elle Spain April 2012. Enjoy the whole editorial after the jump.

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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Patouf and Anna Angseryd

Patouf is a Swedish clothing label created by Anna Angseryd in 2007. A romantic at heart, she moves confidently between sophisticated French cuts and 60/70s vintage, creating feminine chic yet with a girly touch. She crafts the finest materials and has a special attention to detail. This is fashion to fall in love with.

In 2009, Patouf was awarded the title ROOKIE OF THE YEAR by the Swedish Fashion council.

head office
Patouf, Anna Angseryd
Lundagatan 40A, 117 27 Stockholm, Sweden
info@patouf.se
+46 (0) 70-742 48 63

If you want to buy it online, go to their online shop.
If you want to find out where to find it, get the retailers adresses here!

via patouf and stylecrusader

alexa chung about to host a fashion show

I for one was an emotional wreck following the untimely cancellation of MTV's It's On With Alexa Chung, and feared for the future of the British socialite/model/style icon. However, she rebounded quickly, collaborating with Madewell on a killer womenswear collection, and receiving unanimous praise from fashion heavyweights like Anna Wintour and Karl Lagerfeld.

Her winning streak has yet to end, as "Page Six" reports that Chung is set to host a show premiering this fall tentatively called 24-hour Catwalk on Lifetime. The show will feature designers competing in "runway challenges." I'm not exactly sure what that means, but it sounds awfully familiar to Lifetime and Heidi Klum's Project Runway. Nonetheless, the show should be interesting, as the always elegant Cynthia Rowley is allegedly involved, although Lifetime won't confirm it. This also marks a somewhat unexpected progression in Lifetime's line-up.

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3 Ways To Wear Orange This Fall!

ou 3 jeitos de usar laranja neste finalzinho de inverno...



Turn Coat—If the leopard coat was the outerwear of last year, then we'll wager that the orange coat is this year's standout. We fell in love with Céline's masculine version—especially in that cheeky hue!

Enquanto o casaco de leopardo foi um dos acessorios quentinhos mais vistos na temporada passada, essa é a vez do casaco "laranja" - que eu prefiro chamar de mostarda- mostrar a sua cara!

Criminal Accessories—'Tis the season for bright colors, and the funnest way to try 'em out is through your accessories. Instead of opting for a neutral shade (really, how many black purses do you actually need?), choose a traditional shape in a fun orange.

Essa é a temporada das cores vibrantes, e o jeito ais divertido de mostrá-las é através dos seus acessórios. Ao invés de optar por cores neutras (honestamente, quantas bolsas pretas voce realmene precisa?), escolha alguma coisa tradicional mas em um mostarda/laranja bacana.

Lip Service—If you haven't tried out the orange lip now, here's your chance. For fall, go with a matte lip pencil for a velvety, stay-put look.
Eu já experimentei o batom laranja, e agora é a sua chance! No outono, tente um batom sem brilho, para um efeito aveludado!

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