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Last Saturday I attended an event in Bristol (this is the original one, in England by the way) called igfest, which stands for interesting games festival.
The proposition a bunch of grownups to play a lot of different games together; running, dancing, bouncing balls, dressing up, squirting water pistols, shouting and laughing… and basically turning the city into one giant playground. [Read more...]
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By:Â Amanda Montgomery, guest blogger
I’ll say it loud and proud… I dig comedy in a world that is often far too cynical.
I also enjoy seriously good and well-crafted writing.
Both pleasures are somewhat subjective to my tastes but one thing that no social media enthusiast can argue with is that the @BronxZoosCobra is pretty funny and a damn good writer to boot.
Let’s review this scenario analytically … the ‘BronxZoosCobra’Â Twitter account started Monday March 28th, 2011; he’s currently at 240,000+ followers, has a Facebook Fan Page lobbying for him to be the next SNL host and he’s tweeted a TOTAL of 101 times to date.
Have you seen this online?
If you haven’t read his Twitter feed then you are seriously missing out because this sassy snake is taking [Read more...]
Courtesy of www.FullTimeFabulous.com
By: Amanda Montgomery, guest blogger
An online/media attention frenzy ignited throughout the social network sphere on October 1, 2010 when the chicest, smartest bloggers from around the world began registering for Sunglass Hut’s ‘Full-Time Fabulous’ Blogger Contest.
The prize at stake?
One lucky winner will be selected in January 2011 and receive a year long, freelance contract worth $100,000USD to report on behalf of Sunglass Hut’s yet revealed new blog.
The gamut’s been set, the contestants have entered, and only one will be deemed worthy because they’ve got what it takes to be Full-Time Fabulous.
Throughout the contest period Sunglass Hut has relied on several aspects of social media to spread the word of course with Twitter, Facebook and several edgy videos.
Perhaps hoping to inspire [Read more...]
Their lives appear flawless—surrounded by glamour and hot couture.
Whether it’s jetting to Paris for a show or posing for an editorial in Milan the lifestyle of a high-fashion model can seem exciting.
But what happens when the flashbulbs cease and the runway is no more?
Over the course of five years, Sara Ziff [Read more...]
By: Kelly Ahern, guest blogger
As their newest creations emerge along the runways during New York’s Spring/Summer 2011 Fashion Week, the fight for designer’s intellectual property rights is underway.
With the induction of the Fordham Law’s, Fashion Law Institute, legendary designer Diane von Furstenberg was on site, commending this new opportunity available to surfacing designers who need to protect their ideas and pieces.
According to a post from AFP, [Read more...]
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On July 31, 2010, former First Daughter and American Royalty (since the days of John F. Kennedy at least,) Chelsea Clinton married Marc Mezvinsky in an interfaith ceremony (Clinton is Methodist, Mezvinsky is Jewish) in Rhinebeck, NY.
Both the bride and her bridesmaids wore pieces designed by [Read more...]
By: Sherri Jessee, guest blogger
The ladies of Sex & the City are known for their unique, trendy and exclusive fashion sense. But with good clothes, shoes and makeup, must come good hair.
Each of these ladies had many wardrobe changes during the filming of the much anticipated Sex & the City 2, however, one theme remains the same: their hair reflects their individual personalities!
Having [Read more...]
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By: Louise Whitehill, guest blogger
If there’s one thing that springs to mind when you mention Sex and the City, it’s fashion. Over the top, completely indulgent, fabulous fashion.
Over six seasons and two movies, the show has had a mega influence on style. It’s had us all drooling in envy for must haves like Manolo Blahnik stilettos, the Hermes Birkin bag (remember when Samantha used Lucy Liu’s name to get on top of the waiting list?), the iconic name necklace and huge flower accessories.
Sex and the City 2, the sequel we never believed was coming, premieres next week.
In honour of the release, let’s look back at [Read more...]
Dudes and dudettes, seriously W.T.F.
Is there not one, single Sex & the City 2 movie poster or promotional image out there that hasn’t been Photoshopped beyond recognition?
At least with the first film (above), there was some sort of continuity with the brand, the women and well pink. Now [Read more...]
second poster
Lots of women across the United States are getting geared up to get “Carried Away” this summer with the release of the HBO franchise, Sex & the City, in the second film installment of the popular television show.
Well, it seems like the graphic design team got carried away too because the third poster stinks as much as the first one did in some not so smart photoshopping. I’m sorry, but I don’t think Adobe ever intended Photoshop to be used in such a deplorable fashion.
It’s no secret, that [Read more...]
Carrie On or Get Carried Away…again. Whatever. All the new promo stuff for Sex & the City has me in a foul mood because it’s so bad.
Right, so, I hate the new promo poster with Sarah Jessica Parker behind what seems like a bunch of ghetto reflects & her bug eye shades. It’s gross and so not SATC. What could have been really cool, looks really lame. [Read more...]
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Right so the fabulous people that are the New York Times came up with this list and I’m just reposting it for you my lovely, Pink Book Fashionistas!
If you ever wanted to stalk your favourite brands, and the people who run them on Twitter, then this list is for you! I also added makeup brands to this list that weren’t on the original.
Below is a list of everything and everyone at the moment (September 2009), some of whom from bloglandia you should recognize in the Pink Book’s “Places I Visit.”
Enjoy 
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By: Jenn Ortiz, guest blogger
Fall 2009 RTW and Couture collections have been presented, and a bit of analysis is in order.
Overall, looks are stronger and more dramatic. Puff sleeves and stronger shoulders with cinched waists, invoking the 1950′s and 1980′s; however, this influence is presented in a more modern and softer way. Come Fall, there will be bolero jackets and some boxier cut jackets and coats showing up on the racks. For the most part, hem lines were shown high (or non existent as the pantless look continues). Draping was used, most interestingly, in shorter dresses and less like the grecian goddess draping of the past. You’ll see a mix of modern with revived and revised classics. We’ve seen embellishment, luxurious fabrics, mixed with torn and deconstructed or unconventional and casual. Old-fashioned lingerie, hats, and gloves are reinterpreted and mixed into outfits. Much of what is presented here can be added to a basic wardrobe easily. There are plenty of opportunities to thrift, buy vintage, and DIY. Below are my picks for Fall/Winter ’09 trends. [Read more...]
