Sometime Celebrities are not on their right mind... Fashion are just a hit and miss, and sometime you look at it and it just scream out WTF.
Never mind that Rihanna's sprouting brown roots give the illusion that she's wearing a particularly dainty yarmulke, or that she's styling a denim-on-denim Texas tuxedo (set off with a denim bustier). Please direct your attention downward. See that? No, you're not having a nightmarish flashback to that Caribbean cruise you took with your grandparents in 1989. RiRi really is wearing a fanny pack. And despite being emblazoned with coolly ironic gold dollar signs, it remains, at heart, a fanny pack, an accessory guaranteed to increase your waistline while simultaneously decreasing your style cred.
The third time Heidi Klum was asked if she was a fugitive from a fashionable chain gang, she started to rethink the wisdom of her "jailhouse frock" challenge on "Project Runway."
There's a reason why satin is only one letter away from Satan: Both are evil, unforgiving and bound to make you suffer in unholy ways. Behold a cloven-footed, Santa-cheeked Katie Holmes, who clomps out of a breakfast meeting in New York (we fervently pray it wasn't about her fashion line) wearing Indiana Jones' fedora, Mr. Rogers' cardigan and a shiny orange traffic cone that a presumably contrite Tom Cruise placed around the wreckage of her once-promising career. Alas, crotch-clutching fabric wasn't Katie's only misstep.
Our assessment of Kate Bosworth's ensemble went something like this: What fab sunglasses! Oh, pretty necklaces. And who makes that cute sweater? ... [silence] ... [mouth opening, closing, opening again] ... [more silence] ... What's happening? What's going on here? Why is she wearing sheer, minty-green pleated drapes? And dear Lord, clunky Velcro sneakers that retail for an unconscionable $760? Those are even sillier than Kate Bosworth still being a viable paparazzi target.
Coming to Lifetime TV this fall: "When Flowbees Attack: The Chloe Sevigny Story, or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying About My Haircut and Love Blending Into the Background."
Members of the South Korean navy gave Brooklyn Decker an enthusiastic welcome as she hit the "Battleship" red carpet in Seoul styling a backless, diaphanous lace dress. So excited were the sailors to see a real live Sports Illustrated swimsuit model that they didn't even notice her gargantuan, booty-disfiguring granny panties. Someone who did notice: Lisa Rinna,who's now worried that Brooklyn may be trying to muscle in on her new Depends gig
Things have been going swimmingly for Claire Danes: She's racked up awards galore, scored a hit with "Homeland" and, much like her former "My So-Called Life" co-star, Jared Leto, has barely aged at all since the show debuted in 1994. Clearly, she was overdue for a stumble, and she flops in spectacular fashion, courtesy of this aggressively frumpy and chaotic Franken-frockthat both stupefies and stumpifies.
Raven-Symone's attempt to carry off tough-girl rocker chic is undermined by her "oh crap" expression, which plainly says, "Why on earth did I lean directly over that paper shredder"?
A swirly-boobed, candy-fied and fuzzy-footed Nicki Minaj answers the one question "Star Wars" fans never thought to ask: "What does Chewbacca see when he's tripping his Wookiee off?"
Giorgio Armani is designing Lady Gaga's tour wardrobe! Our Armani pals from Graziadaily.co.uk have just informed us that the mega designer has created a number of theatrical looks for the singer’s Born This Way Ball tour, which kicks off in Seoul on April 27th. Have a scroll through the sketches…
Peterphan Label Fashion Editorial Film Clips “Schizophrenia”
A person diagnosed with schizophrenia may experience halluciations, most reported are hearing voices, delusion (often bizarre or persecutory in nature), and disorganized thinking and speech.
So you think fashion is all glitz and glamour, but behind the thin veil that Separate he viewer and the designer are nothing but a big scandal.
It already hard enough trying to make it in the fashion business, but it is much harder when a PR/production company that try to rip you off.
With many years working in the fashion business working as a fashion model then now working my way up the fashion design ladder. It is nothing but shady people that work in the entertainment business that try to rip you off all your hard work one way or the other. For some strange reason that many people think or feel that designers these day are full of cash to throw around, but the reality of it all is that no one in the fashion business have any money at all.
It is not easy to be any type of artist to survive unless you make it to the top of the ladder. And trust me it is a very long climb to get up there. Struggling artist are everywhere, in any type of entertainment business, either in fashion, music, creative art or movie production. We are all struggling day by day trying to get by, we put everything we have to do what we love with not much in return. why do we stay in it? easy. A true artist will struggle through the high and low, hopefully one day that big break will come and make them a start, we all live in dream of hope and wishing tomorrow is the day that it will happen.
So question of the day: What happen when you give everything you got to reach your goal and suddenly everything you work so hard to achieve to get it, and it turn out to be possibly all bullshit?
STAY TUNE TO FIND OUT IN "FASHION and SCANDAL" PAT 2
Long Weeks of prepping for "Hollywood Top Designer" award finally pay off.
Peterphan Label Enter the competition a winner and finish with an amazing showcase of Chinese Warrior inspire hairstyle, with dark graphic eye liners that completely cover the models eyebrows, with a touch of signature masculinity with a very sharp chisel cheek bone that is perfectly contour to the model face.
All models strut their best mad walk to the runway, to a brilliantly mix to a dubstep beat where you can also see the newest feature of Peterphan Label Fashion Editorial Film as the backdrop.
Below are the complete collection that was on the runway that night also the Special feature of Peterphan Label 2012 Editorial Fashion Film.
Long day shooting for my new Fashion Editorial Video... No not pictures still but like a 3 mins of Peterphan Label live on screen.
Well who say fashion is easy fun game.
So the schedule of the shoot was: call time is at 3pm, everyone in the crew will meet at "Griffin Park" and hike up to location (I did it in 6 inches platform Balenciaga ankle boots). So as we walk through all our location up and down the hill of "Griffin Park" Arrive a big problem. We needed power to illuminate our set and the generator we got "New" in the box, didn't want to start (FML). And as the sun started to set at 4:30 "when we were suppose to shoot our first scene" lady and gentlemen we got no power.
It just start to go down hill from there, I was to schedule to shoot a short interview with the fabulous Analiza Davidson for the "Hollywood top Designer" designer countdown as we shoot our fashion video. As Analiza arrive at location, I was still stumbling around to resolve the generator and a way for us to get Power. We called every home depot around 30 miles radius to check for available generator to pick up ASAP.
As I and driver head to our closest home depot to "pickup the generator" they end up didn't have a rental shop WTF we just called and they say they do. The man pointed driver and I to another location close by (Which doesn't exist) the way he pointed us to was a dead end "No Home Depot Here." By now it was around 5:30pm it was getting dark.
I then got a call from the crew who waited at location say we can't shoot at the location we wanted because, Park ranger was being an well "Ass"... Think, think, think... plan "B" After a long minute trying to figure out a different location with the vibe and mood we are looking for the video. Adam Viera one of our cinematographer sparkle with a location where he did a shoot before, an abandon house. Pertfect since i like to place things in weird places like a fashion couture gown in a grungy old run down place.
As we make a stop by another home depot location to pickup out power source "2 giant generator". And I and the rest of our crew follow Adam car heading north west of LA, up the mountain, down the mountain, up the hill, down the hill. Round and round we go up to this dark mountain where there are barely any streetlights but our lamp headlights. We finally arrived to our new location. It is now around 7pm.
OMG Adam was not kidding when he say "Abandon"
Abandon house main entrance
This is a piece of art, the house was build on the side of the mountain, with a giant 12 feet wide wooden bridge that expand 20 feet from the road lead to the main house entrance. Oh and there is a moat 20 feet below the house "I think I found my castle". The house architecture was very different from all the house around, it is very art deco style. It reminded me of a museum the way the wall is curve outward and covered all in glass ceiling where there now nothing but colorful graffiti. It was such a wast that it was abandon.
Back of Abandon House
As we rush through the very cold night around 40 degree, to get setup and I head to hair and make-up. As my 2 videographer setup out set "Inside the house where there are collaps floors and a awesome wooden staircase that led to a 2nd floor of the house which was not in very great condition to walked on, and below the stair is a deadly 2 story down to a creepy basement, in which you can see because the floor was totally ruin and collapse. OMG!!!
Taking a deep breath as i get into my looks and "BALANCE" my way through broken wood floors and staircase covered in giant holes which can crash down any moment. And as we tape one look after the other, It was 2am.
We are all cold and tire, and ready too strike the set and yell out "That's a wrap!!!"
Long day fighting through the hard reality world of fashion to make it work.
We made it through the day.
Below is a sneak preview that was taken a few clips of our shoot with my "Blackberry"
Videographer: Miguel Gauthier & Adam Viera
Hair / Makeup: Fidel Gonzalez & Joshua Mcintyre
Fashion Style: "House of Label"
P.S I was have to reschedule another sit down interview with Analiza in the coming day.
