For those within a wedge-heeled walk of Bond Street, don't miss this Thursday's Luella sample sale. With 60-90% off current and vintage lined on catwalk, ready-to-wear and accessories, it is what it is - a steal. If you fail to turn up, consider it a crime against fashion. Talk about getting things handed to you. Jeez! (cue: grumbles bitterly to herself all the while claiming she never liked that lovely Luella anyway!)
Luella sample sale: Thurs, July 2nd. Click on image for deets!
Only two days left of me Meditech dimple destruction and the world will be safe for democracy. We had a little 'plateau' issue due to some water retention; but with that behind us and only two sessions left, the shedding should continue. Despite my body's uncanny ability to make like a sponge, my skin has never been smoother. Did I mention I lost some junk in the 'aul trunk? And the permanently flat tummy? Could this be a religious experience? I'm beginning to think so.
Slogan tees - a divisive fashion point at best. 'RELAX' like Frankie and you're an ironice hipster; emblazon 'Northsiders do it better' on your chest and you're a life-size prat. Luckily, Turtlehead.ie - a Dublin-based t-shirt/art collective - has come up with snazzier tag lines to save you from impending social suicide. 'I Hate Bread' is angsty yet coeliac-friendly; while 'Old is the New New' could score you serious post-modernist points. 'Same Circus...Different Clowns' is my personal fave. I wonder if that's what Britney says after each tour date?
Sales can be a bit cut throat - 50% reduced here; 70% slashed there. Throw in that Harvey Norman eegit shouting at us to 'GO! GO!' and it all gets a bit out of hand. Luckily the good folk at Indigo & Cloth have bucked the trend and taken pause with a bit of quid pro quo. Allow me to interpret the signage - "Here's the deal. You buy something special and we buy you something special back." A bit like how you struck with your elementary school BFF. i.e. simpler times. Nice.
Ana Rivera or Ana R is one of the hottest model in Hong Kong. Ana Rivera is half Korean half Puerto Rican, born in Texas, US. Then moved to Florida. Traveling as model over 10 years. Now base in Hong Kong.
The 178cm-tall Ana is currently considered one of the top models in Hong Kong where she is now based. Since her catwalk debut in her teens, Ana has appeared on countless Hong Kong magazine covers and is in demand as a clothes-horse at fashion shows and events; she branched into acting last year in a movie titled Dedicated To Love. In the Hong Kong-made movie featuring 10 short stories directed by Yeung Yattak, Ana plays a banker romanced by Karl Ng. In 2007, Ana's profile peaked when she posed for a calendar, clad in nothing but a pair of Diesel jeans; it was to help raise money for the Hong Kong Breast Cancer Fund.
Ana R is a model for Wacoal Bra advertising. She is like another Wacoal Bra Model from TaiwanAkemi Katsuki.
Name : Ana Rivera (Ana R) Height: 178cm Hair: Dark Brown Bust: 86cm Eyes: Dark Brown Waist: 63cm Shoes: 38 Hips: 89cm Location : Unit A-B, 17/F,Trust Tower,Wanchai, Hong Kong. Phone : 852-21110115 Birthday: October 29 Facebook : http://www.facebook.com/AnaR
Ana R advertising lingerie and bra for brand wacoal (内衣秀娇艳成著名品牌). Ana R looks so sexy and skinny. She is such a perfect model with a long leg and white skin. Looks her sexy photos and gallery :
Me and my bargain-hunting. As if I needed a reason to go shopping, now I can defend it with the excuse that I got at a car boot sale. Yes indeedy, the George Bernard Shaw Toe Jam flog fest descended yet again on Dublin for a sunsoaked day of fashion, falafels and general good vibes. I managed to bag myself a €10 sequin dress which I'm still on the fence about. On one hand it was a steal as it is fully-embellished and in top nick; on the other hand I could easily be mistaken as a wayward Dallas extra or ice-skating champion circa 1982. Katerina Witt perhaps? Check out the pics for a goo at the guna.
It's hard to believe we've been at this caper for nearly a year - and it never gets old. Saturday saw the 11th installment of the monthly fashion bloggers' brunch at the Lee loft. As if the sunshine and Pride buzz wasn't enough, we got fed to the gills and spoiled with nifty goody bags from Lee, Ben & Jerry's and Dove; a Fit Flops prize draw and made bl-unch buddies with newcomers Dirty Fabulous. Thanks has to go to Lee brand manager and Indigo & Cloth blogger Garrett Pitcher for sorting the space, yummy Fallon & Byrne food and bubbly; not to mention Trendspot's Colin Brady for the Jackson-themed tunes.
For those within a wedge-heeled walk of Bond Street, don't miss this Thursday's Luella sample sale. With 60-90% off current and vintage lined on catwalk, ready-to-wear and accessories, it is what it is - a steal. If you fail to turn up, consider it a crime against fashion. Talk about getting things handed to you. Jeez! (cue: grumbles bitterly to herself all the while claiming she never liked that lovely Luella anyway!)
Only two days left of me Meditech dimple destruction and the world will be safe for democracy. We had a little 'plateau' issue due to some water retention; but with that behind us and only two sessions left, the shedding should continue. Despite my body's uncanny ability to make like a sponge, my skin has never been smoother. Did I mention I lost some junk in the 'aul trunk? And the permanently flat tummy? Could this be a religious experience? I'm beginning to think so.
Slogan tees - a divisive fashion point at best. 'RELAX' like Frankie and you're an ironice hipster; emblazon 'Northsiders do it better' on your chest and you're a life-size prat. Luckily, Turtlehead.ie - a Dublin-based t-shirt/art collective - has come up with snazzier tag lines to save you from impending social suicide. 'I Hate Bread' is angsty yet coeliac-friendly; while 'Old is the New New' could score you serious post-modernist points. 'Same Circus...Different Clowns' is my personal fave. I wonder if that's what Britney says after each tour date?
Sales can be a bit cut throat - 50% reduced here; 70% slashed there. Throw in that Harvey Norman eegit shouting at us to 'GO! GO!' and it all gets a bit out of hand. Luckily the good folk at Indigo & Cloth have bucked the trend and taken pause with a bit of quid pro quo. Allow me to interpret the signage - "Here's the deal. You buy something special and we buy you something special back." A bit like how you struck with your elementary school BFF. i.e. simpler times. Nice.
