Thursday, January 29, 2009

HAS CALVIN GONE A BIT TOO FAR?



Has Calvin Klein gone a bit too far in their latest commerial?? Straight from WWD http://www.wwd.com/video/?vid=9357449001%20

Wednesday, January 21, 2009

The New Camelot Era has begun!

The 44th President of the United States, Barack Obama and the new First Lady, Michelle Obama looked extraordinary during the inauguration ceremony. Mrs. Obama dazzled in a yellow woven silver sheath and matching coat design by Isabel Toledo. The yellow and silver combination sent a message of hope and rebirth like a ray of sunlight. President Barack took the oath of office in a crisp, sleek suit pair with a red power tie. Both classic cuts brought not only confidence but security to withstand the test of time. Classics simply never go out of style.

The Neighborhood Inaugural Ball brought out a new Camelot couple. Michelle chose a gown similar in color to Jackie Kennedy, but was the creation of Jason Wu a 26-year-old New York designer. In choosing such a young designer a new appreciation for youth and style was shown. Our new First Lady sees the importance of grace and illuminating elegance. Like John F. Kennedy before him President Barack looked dapper in a white tie. Again, familiar and strong but renewed!”

Tuesday, January 20, 2009

FASHION & FANTASTIC FINDS!

Men’s Wear: a strong structured tailored look. There is nothing more powerful or sexy than a confident woman in a board room. Fitted blazers, wide leg trousers, white button down shirts, tie blouses, pencil skirts and vests are all keys elements. For a bit more edge, wear your favorite printed T under a fitted jacket along with double strand pearls, a pencil skirt and black pumps – contemporary glam!

Here is a key element by Norma Kamali - Women's 3/4-Sleeve Tie Dot Blouse for $15.00.
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=10306925

Dresses, dresses, dresses! Shift, shirt, jersey or ruffled dresses is an effortless option to the age old question “What should I wear?” A classic solution you don’t have to think too hard about, just grab and go. Throw on a pair of opaque tights, slip into your knee high boots with a shift, shirt or jersey dress for an instant contemporary look. A cocktail dress worn with a sweater or blazer and accessorized with a bold necklace or a cuff bracelet can easily result in a chic office appearance. Another alternative; slide on a thin blouse under a dress for a rich and seamless look.

Key in some fun! This little key chain will bring a smile to your face in the most unexpected place. You can’t help but feel good every time you unlock something. In addition, it makes a fabulous gift on sale for $27.00.

http://www.toryburch.com/toryburch/

Wednesday, January 14, 2009




GOLDEN GLOBE GODDESSES

I had the wonderful privilege of being on the red carpet at the Hollywood Foreign Press 66th Golden Globe Awards this past Sunday. Although, the sun provided a bit too much warmth, most glowed against the rayed background and glided down the red carpet.
Spring trends and colors were present, as the color wheel tilted towards the blue, purple and red hues. The white, black and gold classics were just as captivating along with the strapless, belted and floor floating silhouettes. Safe was definitely the theme of the evening which was understandable and reflective of today’s society.

The New Classics - Kate Winslet was simply stunning in a black strapless Yves St. Laurent gown along with Kyra Sedgwick chic crimson Oscar de la Renta.

The Come Back - Sandra Bullock looked feminine, flirty and fabulous in Dior silk.


The Stunners – Eva Longoria in s bold Reem Acra mermaid dress while Dior brilliantly dressed Eva Mendes, both took home top style honors.

The Risk Taker - Maggie Gyllenhaal one shoulder turquoise and black Lanvin added drama.

Spring Style Trends Seen on the Red Carpet:

  • Go Grecian

  • White is the “it” color

  • Strapless and beltedStatement necklaces

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Kate Delnero discovered her love for art and fashion in her Grandmother’s attic. During her time at New York University, Kate modeled for Calvin Klein along side Kate Moss & Sofia Coppola. Combined through her work for Aids-Benefits with contributing designers Patricia Field, Donna Karan, and Mario Valentino, Kate’s keen admiration for the fashion industry blossomed. Living and working in New York City for over a decade, Kate Delnero’s experience evolved and expanded into multiple creative roles to include contributing editor, fashion show production and consulting for domestic and international designers/retailers. Kate Delnero continues her work in fashion as a wardrobe consultant and stylist with clients in Atlanta, California, Chicago, London and New York. www.fusionofstyle.com