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PH: Lope Navo
Styling: Kat Cruz
Make-Up: Bobby Carlos at Max Factor Philippines
Hair: John Valle
Venus Raj on the cover of Look Magazine
PH: Lope Navo
Styling: Kat Cruz
Make-Up: Bobby Carlos at Max Factor Philippines
Hair: John Valle
A Watch Story
I came across these stunning images..... Titled "A Matter of Time," the advertisement campaign was created for the July 2011 edition of Numero China. A sensual and provocative concept, showcasing luxury watches such as Dior, Louis Vuitton, Rolex and Chanel, and beautifully shot by up and coming photographer Charles Guo.
The Boy From Denmark by Lope Navo for Garage Magazine (June-July 2011)
"The Boy From Denmark"
PH: Lope Navo
Styling: Rey Ilagan
Grooming: Anton Patdu
Hair: Mycke Arcano
Styling Associate: Adrian Concepcion
Model: Kristoffer
The Pan Dei Palais, an Indian getaway in Saint-Tropez
If you plan to spend the summer in the South of France, visit the Pan Dei Palais. This little gem is located in the heart of the famous seaside resort of Saint-tropez. The discreet facade on Avenue Gambetta gives nothing away about the three story palace it conceals. Listed by the French architectural heritage association "Batiments de France," the luxury boutique hotel has the distinctive style of a colonial era Indian family house.
With a collection of objects d'art found in the land of the Maharadjas, the hotel became the Palais, thanks to the inspiration of interior designer Francoise Piault. Anatolian Kilim rugs are displayed, Indian fabric and glass paintings decorate the building's solid walls. A series of cabinets stand in the heart of the Palais, housing antique pieces from Kashmir to Jodhpur and Rajasthan: water pitchers, elephant statues, saris, rare fabrics and jewelry.
Everything in the Pan Dei Palais, from the paintings and mirrors to the lounge areas alcoves and reclining sofas set against white walls symbolize peace and silence, an invocation to the peaceful Indian way of life.
The Pan Dei Palais is a new member of the prestigious Relais & Chateaux group.
Whattt?
It looks like Kelly Rowland has some competition! After Kelly's phenomenal performance on the BET Awards, CRUNKCOCO is motivated to show the world that he can also perform. For his showcase he brought vocals & the tea kettle out; I must say it brought me great joy to watch this "exciting" video. Check it out & leave a comment.
Vogue Note: Yall think he can be next Trey Songz?
D'Mor: Who you waiting on? Bitch you better WORK!
Alex Gonzaga graces the cover of Meg Magazine (July 2011)
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PH: Sara Black
Styling: Miel Villamor
Make-Up: Jigs Mayuga for MAC Cosmetics
Hair: Bren Sales for L'Oreal Professionel
Art Direction: Mica Santos
Nails: Nailaholics Nail Salon and Spa
Pauline Prieto is cover girl for Circuit Magazine (June 2011)
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PH: Raymund Isaac
Styling: Shahani Gania
Make-Up: Jake Galvez at Tony Galvez for Kryolan Pro Make-Up
Hair: Buern Rodriguez at Tony Galvez for L'Oreal Professionnel
Art Direction: Renan Ramirez
Styling: Shahani Gania
Make-Up: Jake Galvez at Tony Galvez for Kryolan Pro Make-Up
Hair: Buern Rodriguez at Tony Galvez for L'Oreal Professionnel
Art Direction: Renan Ramirez
Marvin's Room Official Video
Drake drops NEW VIDEO for Marvin's Room, tell us what you think! VOGUE or NO?!
Divine Lee on the cover of Mega Magazine (July 2011)
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PH: BJ Pascual
Styling: Angela Alarcon
Make-Up: Leo Posadas
Hair: Jay Wee
Art Direction: Mica Santos
Reebok Back....Who gon get'em?
** D'mor J- Fashion isn’t fun…it’s a way of life…theres no time to play!
I Bet If I . . .
"I bet if I lick that spott then you wont act like thattttttt." && "I'm kissing you hard on all ya' lil body partsss" I instantly fell in love.
His version features vocals from Kevin McCall && RichGirl's Seven. Tell me what you think . .
*Jocoby Joy- Haters are gone hate . . . && if you're dressed appropriately, they should be hating even more;]
Marian Rivera on the cover of Women's Health Magazine Philippines (July 2011)
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Au Naturale.
Ladies, if you are anything like me then you know that your HAIR is a big deal! Constantly trying to be the latest and greatest calls for you looking good from head to toe. You have this bomb outfit, ready to take on the night but yet your hair can be so ANNOYING. It's as if it dictates your every life decision. Making sure every strand is in the right place, making sure it stays hydrated, or frying your ends/edges after desperately trying to keep it straight in the hot summer days? Many women are given the burden of having to perm their hair or do various other crazy tactics in efforts to make their hair tamed and manageable. Women all across America are taking that brave leap to going au naturale, just as Solange Knowles did but man did she receive the worst ridicule from doing so! In an interview with Oprah, Solange sternly but still respectfully scorned those on twitter who had made her a trending topic by tweeting numerous negative comments regarding her shaving her head during her going natural campaign. Solange tweeted “I became the number three trending topic before Iran and some of you can’t even locate it on the map… I wanted to be free from the bondage that… women sometimes put on themselves with hair. In this phase of my life I want to spend the time, energy and the money on something else… not on hair.” Below, are some pictures of women across America who have taken the challenge – will you? Read their story!
“I cut my hair off for many different reasons, but the most meaningful reason I cut my hair off for is F R E E D O M. I permed my hair in eighth grade in order to assimilate to the white area I lived in. I permed it to be accepted into society… In this case society had me hanging by my hair… by cutting it off I was able to free myself from its grip.” – Sekaya Harris, CA
“I went natural because relaxers did nothing for my hair because my hair is naturally thin and would grow and then break off… I noticed my hair was thicker and stonger in its natural state so I decided NO MORE CHEMICALS! … I don’t have to waste money at hair salons every two weeks like I used to… I am HAPPY TO BE NAPPY!” Ashleigh Owens, OH
“I decided to go natural because I was tired of the monthly routine of getting a perm, having natural hair allows me to experiment with my hair without having to worry about damaging it. I also just wanted to see what my hair type was REALLY LIKE. I love my natural hair because it fits me so well!” Tatiana Pile, VA
“I went natural because relaxers did nothing for my hair because my hair is naturally thin and would grow and then break off… I noticed my hair was thicker and stonger in its natural state so I decided NO MORE CHEMICALS! … I don’t have to waste money at hair salons every two weeks like I used to… I am HAPPY TO BE NAPPY!” Ashleigh Owens, OH
“I decided to go natural because I was tired of the monthly routine of getting a perm, having natural hair allows me to experiment with my hair without having to worry about damaging it. I also just wanted to see what my hair type was REALLY LIKE. I love my natural hair because it fits me so well!” Tatiana Pile, VA
-- Taking Hollywood by STORM.
&& Mr. DJ Screw We gone do this for You ;]
In recent years you have seen artists like Drake talk about 'double cup love' & Wayne say tht his drink is Easter Pink. But down in Houston, Texas we know where screw & 'moving slow all started. if my readers did not know, yes I am from H.Tineee as we say it && today, June 27th, is a very important day in my city's history.
If you did not know, June 27th is one of the greatest freestyles to ever be recorded. In H.town we use this day to recognize the originator of Screw music, Mr. DJ Screw && others such as Big Moe, && the entire Screwed Up Click.
Say whatever you want but all the rappers who sip drank got that from HOUSTON. Drake's infamous November 18th freestyle? Based upon June 27th. Take this day to pour up && move slow ;] Because all day && all night in Houston we will be swangin & bangin <3
These are only parts 1 & 2 listen to parts 3 & 4 for the whole freestyle.
*Jocoby Joy- We celebrate June 27th to keep screw alive. Our movement will never die. Happy June 27th babiesss<3
Precious Edibles, a Literary Feast
The ingredients are diamonds, garnets, gold, silver, copper, jade, and sapphires, and they are shaped in the forms of green peas, cauliflower, aubergine, corn, carrots, radishes, and other vegetables.
To celebrate their new line of jewelry, Hemmerle, one of the world's foremost creators of haute joaillerie, is releasing a unique and stunning book. Produced in collaboration with British chef Tamasin Day-Lewis, Delicious Jewels is a feast for the eyes and senses.
" An exploration of the gastronomic splendors of the garden and the beauty of jewels, each page is a visual treat and each recipe an indulgence for the palate."
~~The Hemmerle Family
Like a master chef channeling an innate creativity through a clever combination of flavors, Hemmerle remains true to two basic principles of fine jewellery-making: only the best ingredients and the highest craftsmanship.
In her cookery Tamasin Day-Lewis explores the panoply of tastes, textures, shapes and colors of nature's bounty in much same way that Hemmerle has made nature its muse.
From their symbiotic collaboration is born an original collection of jewels and recipes that are simply exquisite.
The Hemmerle vegetable collection, consisting of eleven brooches and a pair of earrings, is a rich parade of luscious shapes and bold colors, striking in their realistic expression and stirring in their delicacy.
To celebrate their new line of jewelry, Hemmerle, one of the world's foremost creators of haute joaillerie, is releasing a unique and stunning book. Produced in collaboration with British chef Tamasin Day-Lewis, Delicious Jewels is a feast for the eyes and senses.
" An exploration of the gastronomic splendors of the garden and the beauty of jewels, each page is a visual treat and each recipe an indulgence for the palate."
~~The Hemmerle Family
Like a master chef channeling an innate creativity through a clever combination of flavors, Hemmerle remains true to two basic principles of fine jewellery-making: only the best ingredients and the highest craftsmanship.
In her cookery Tamasin Day-Lewis explores the panoply of tastes, textures, shapes and colors of nature's bounty in much same way that Hemmerle has made nature its muse.
From their symbiotic collaboration is born an original collection of jewels and recipes that are simply exquisite.
The Hemmerle vegetable collection, consisting of eleven brooches and a pair of earrings, is a rich parade of luscious shapes and bold colors, striking in their realistic expression and stirring in their delicacy.
Peas
Silver, white gold, demantoide garnets, jade
Cauliflower
Copper, white gold, cream colored diamonds
Radish
Siver, copper, white gold, red sapphires, white diamond
Sweetcorn
Silver, yellow gold, pearls, white and cream colored diamonds
Aubergine
Silver, white gold, purple colored spirels
Artichoke
Copper, white gold, purple colored sapphire
Onion
Silver, copper, white gold, brown diamonds
Carrot earrings
Copper, white gold, orange sapphires
Chard
Brass, white gold, brown diamonds