Sunday, 8 April 2012
Saturday, 7 April 2012
Hot Indian Models Ramp Walk
Style801 presents Top Ten Indian Models
The face of modeling has been turned from just strutting on ramp to the representing visualization of fashion designer by the Indian models. They signify the fashion sorority as a whole and indeed a brand in themselves. These models have merged fashion with bizarre style and placed India at a leading position in this field. Below Top 10 female Indian models are described who have altered the perspective of Indian fashion industry.
Sunday, 1 April 2012
Model Juggan Kazim
Juggan Kazim is an extremely talented Canadian and Pakistani actress, model and television host. Known for her incredibly flawless performance in Pakistani drama serials, Juggan Kazim was born in March 22, 1981.
She has also worked in several Canadian film scenes; In Pakistan she started her career with hosting and modeling. She is popular for her eccentric English accent plus she also has a nice grip over Urdu.
In addition to that, Juggan Kazim was nominated for MTV Model of the year 2008, but this ravishing beauty with innocent facial features wants to be known as an actress as her real passion is acting not modeling.
This gorgeous Pakistani beauty did fashion shoots for renowned fashion photographers and has modeled for many fashion magazines. Her arresting facial features & body makes the magazine cover catchier.
She has also worked in several Canadian film scenes; In Pakistan she started her career with hosting and modeling. She is popular for her eccentric English accent plus she also has a nice grip over Urdu.
In addition to that, Juggan Kazim was nominated for MTV Model of the year 2008, but this ravishing beauty with innocent facial features wants to be known as an actress as her real passion is acting not modeling.
This gorgeous Pakistani beauty did fashion shoots for renowned fashion photographers and has modeled for many fashion magazines. Her arresting facial features & body makes the magazine cover catchier.
Sunsilk Fashion Week 2012
Style801 presents Sunsilk fashion Week 2012
HSY showcased his sophisticated yet funky menswear and womenswear Spring/Summer 2012 collection at PFDC Sunsilk Fashion Week 2012 Karachi Day 4.
Known for his edgy couture, Pakistani fashion designer Hassan Sheheryar Yasin exhibited his soul soothing Spring/Summer 2012 collection at PFDC Sunsilk Fashion Week 2012 Karachi Day 4. Drawing inspiration from his own personal traveling and some special moments, HSY created artistic contemporary silhouettes that were enhanced with traditional tailoring techniques.
There was a foray of yellow delicacy together with blue, black and white in HSY’s latest Spring/Summer 2012 collection presented at day 4 of PFDC Sunsilk Fashion Week 2012 Karachi.
New York Fashion Week 2012
Style801 New York Fashion Week 2012: Lacoste Creates Winter Wonderland for the Chic Set [PHOTOS]
New York Fashion Week 2012 attendees probably did not expect snow inside the Mercedes Benz Fashion Week tent on Saturday, but that is exactly what they got.
Lacoste created a dazzling Winter Wonderland for its Fall 2012 runway set. The décor was everything a Winter Wonderland should be - with two cellophane vitrines in the middle of the runway resembling block of ice, fake snow falls and jolly holiday tunes tinkling in the background.
Once the show started, it was clear the winter theme would stick. Models were dressed in a collection inspired by Lacoste's 1966 contract to outfit France's national ski team. Lacoste is a French tennis brand, known for its athletic wear and crocodile logo.
The Fall 2012 collection was seemingly inspired by the 60s. The Lacoste collection showed quilted leather jackets, cloche hats, elbow- and bell-sleeves, high necks, jumpers and multi-colored tweed fabric.
It was a decidedly sophisticated turn for the sporty brand. "I found these amazing knits in the archives, and there were some photos of René Lacoste and the family in the thirties in tweeds so I remixed that - but I made it all for today," said Felipe Oliviera Baptista backstage on Saturday to The Telegraph. They are clothes that you can live in but have a great fit and a great look as well: empowering clothes."
Models looked windblown and fresh, showing off clean faces, rosy cheeks and effortless hair. On their feet were leather platform booties and boots.
The looks were sleek and, in spite of athletic wear, quite sexy. Lacoste's Fall 2012 collection is certainly not something to keep holed up in a ski lodge.
New York Fashion Week 2012 attendees probably did not expect snow inside the Mercedes Benz Fashion Week tent on Saturday, but that is exactly what they got.
Lacoste created a dazzling Winter Wonderland for its Fall 2012 runway set. The décor was everything a Winter Wonderland should be - with two cellophane vitrines in the middle of the runway resembling block of ice, fake snow falls and jolly holiday tunes tinkling in the background.
Once the show started, it was clear the winter theme would stick. Models were dressed in a collection inspired by Lacoste's 1966 contract to outfit France's national ski team. Lacoste is a French tennis brand, known for its athletic wear and crocodile logo.
The Fall 2012 collection was seemingly inspired by the 60s. The Lacoste collection showed quilted leather jackets, cloche hats, elbow- and bell-sleeves, high necks, jumpers and multi-colored tweed fabric.
It was a decidedly sophisticated turn for the sporty brand. "I found these amazing knits in the archives, and there were some photos of René Lacoste and the family in the thirties in tweeds so I remixed that - but I made it all for today," said Felipe Oliviera Baptista backstage on Saturday to The Telegraph. They are clothes that you can live in but have a great fit and a great look as well: empowering clothes."
Models looked windblown and fresh, showing off clean faces, rosy cheeks and effortless hair. On their feet were leather platform booties and boots.
The looks were sleek and, in spite of athletic wear, quite sexy. Lacoste's Fall 2012 collection is certainly not something to keep holed up in a ski lodge.
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