In la hotta Car 54: April 2010

Thursday, April 22, 2010

Make It Rain Burberry April Showers

Ad: Kiehl’s Earth Day 2010 Campaign by David LaChapelle – featuring Pharrell Williams and many many more celebs

The New York Based Company known as Kiehl's has released David LaChappelles campaign shots of each celeb holding thier favorite bottle of Acai Damage Protective Mist. I'm still trying to figure out what Pharrell is looking at in his shot. You can can get a bottle at the Kiehls website with a 100% of the net profits going to the Rainforest Alliance.

Alexander McQueen's Fall/Winter Shoe Collection

Every shoe fanatic would fall in love with Alex's new line. His dramatic 12 inched heeled Armadillo shoes from last season have been replaced by shoes which are more wearable. McQueen's line is inspired by "Angels and Demons" and includes shoes in leather with metallic finishes.

Wednesday, April 21, 2010

I market it so good. They can't wait to try- Ciara - Ride ft. Ludacris

#1 I wasn't bored one bit while watching this video.

#2 If I was Famous or Rich I'd be after Ciara after seeing this video

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

Calvin Klein S/S 2010 Campaign Ad

I've always liked the clothing from Calvin Klein because it always had a severe sense of elegance.

Thursday, April 15, 2010

A Moment of Chanel 4.15.2010

Diddy To Dress NFL Draft Picks

Next Thursday the NFL draft hits NYC and Diddy wants the best players suited in Sean John. The brand invited top picks to the company's flagship on Fifth Avenue for a "fine tailoring experience," reports WWD, where players will be outfitted in custom suits and driven to and from the bespoke experience in Rolls Royces.

The list thus far includes: Ndamukong Suh (Nebraska), Eric Berry (Tennessee), Russell Okung (Oklahoma State), and C.J. Spiller (Clemson).

[WWD]

How To Cure a Shoe Addiction

Did you know that Christina Aguilera has 750 pairs of shoes in her walk-in wardrobe? However, Paris Hilton has lost count of how many she owns! Time Magazine claims that Imelda Marcos ranks in the 1,000 pair range. But, the madness doesn't end there. Romance novels are to blame for Danielle Steels closet, the writer owns 6,000 pairs of Louboutins.

While your shoe-loving ways may not be as bad, here are some steps to curing the addiction.

1) Acknowledge the purpose.
Does buying shoes numb you to the reality of your dull, suburban life? Admitting the true cause of your obsession is the first step to recovery.

2) Think rational thoughts instead of denial.
On an intellectual level you know that spending $800.00 on a pair of pointed, cripplingly uncomfortable heels is unhealthy - and yet you continue. Try putting pictures of Victoria Beckham's bunions or Sarah Brown's toes around your house.

3) Use alternative coping skills.
Alcohol and chocolate works for us.

4) Identify your danger zones.
Lunchbreaks, paydays - clearly they must be avoided. FS suggest that should financial circumstances make quitting your job a tad tricky, you instead carry around a picture of some Crocs, or a footballer's wife in Uggs. If that doesn't put you off shoe shopping, nothing will.

5) Make lifestyle changes.
Go barefoot instead. It's good for you.

6) Be accountable and have a support system.
You may need to check into a rehabilitative program. So far we haven't actually managed to find one, but let's face it, if you can check into the Priory to cure yourself of racism, shoe addiction should be a doddle.

7) Reward yourself.
Overcoming an addiction can be very difficult, but it can be done. Reward yourself. Hell, why not go shopping for a nice pair of … oh.

story posted from: [The Guardian UK]