Who Wore It Better?

Check out this stylish duos in similar outfits, one of them wore it better. Who is it? You decide"

Rihanna vs Nicola Roberts

Poppy Delevigne and Kristen Bell

Katy Perry vs Alexandra Burke

Leona Lewis vs Victoria Silvstedt

Taylor Swift vs Dionne

Ciara vs Kim Kardashian

Solange Knowles vs Alesha Dixon

That's it........Ladies and gentlemen. The decision is all yours, who wore it best? Choose!

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Ozwald Boateng for women

Ozwald Boateng plans to design for women. I am thrilled to hear that the famous male designer is setting plans for the ladies. I have seen some of his catwalk shows and I must admit they are immaculate. If that is anything to go by, his ladies designs will be swifting off the runway in grace glamour. Ozwald is a British designer as expressed in many of his designs "classic British tailoring". He is also involved in cinematography and has directed some interesting and informative projects like No Boundaries and Catching Dreams.

Model wearing design by Ozwald Boateng. I picture Kanye West in this one. Very brave!

I am trying to picture the trademark for his women's collection, so questions spring to mind; what era of fashion will he pay tribute to? would he be inspired by existing British female designers, Victoria Beckham? Would they be tailored designs or couture?

What do you think his women's trademark will be?

Photo credit: Shadders.net

Marni For H&M

We have seen the amazing Versace collections at H&M last year. The high street giant is doing it again, only this time with..... Marni. I loved the video but seeing it in store is much more savvy than I anticipated. There is a lot of controversy about the models, a physician claims they look like corps. Well, I say they look very hungry!

Nevermind, lets look at the mighty collection itself.......here are my favourites;

L-R: Dress £99.99, necklace £24.99, Dress £59.99, sunglasses £19.99

Bag £59.99

Hats from £9.99

THE LOOKBOOK

I heart the designs but more discussion about the model please. Does she look like a corpse? Are the prices out of your range? What do you like/not like about the collection. Discuss.

Photo credit: google images

Gok Wan For Sainsbury's

Style Expert

Nobody makes fashion more fun like Gok Wan. He is the style guru from England. His latest collection for Sainbury's is absolutely amazing. To be honest, I couldn't believe he designed for a supermarket and so affordable too. Not been arrogant or anything but not many of us will actually go grocery shopping and clothes shopping in one store. Then again, he has changed my perspective for GOOD. Thank you Gok.

Check out his collection for Sainbury's here;

Style- Easy breezy

Shell top £20

Circular skirt £30

Style- Bold and beautiful

Tunic dress £30

Style- Curvalicious

Dress £ 40

Style- Effortless chic

Cropped jacket £45

Slim fit trousers £30

Style- Retro glamour

Flared hem dress £45

HAPPY SHOPPING :)

Courtesy: Images from http://www.sainsburys-tu-clothing.co.uk

Jo'burg Fashion Week 2012

We have seen so many fashion designs in the past few weeks from NFW, LFW to PFW. But nothing says STYLE more than Jo'burg Fashion Week. The craftsmanship is impeccable and the styles are uniquely showcasing the best out of Africa.  What is more, they do not follow trends or other global fashion markets, they create trends which make the looks high "individual". A style page for everyone!!!

First up.....

Foschini

The styles are novelty, chic and feminin. As you can see, Foschini collection shows the models figures without giving too much to the imagination. Teaming mid-length trousers with a casual knit and also mixing very dark colour with a bright mid-length trouser creating a "boy meet girl" look (see model 2). Very well done!

Tamryn Van Der Merwe

This collection is playful. It reminds of Rihanna. Free-spirited and careless but very well executed. It is one of those collection you will always remember after a show because it is different.

Photo credit: SDR Photo

London Fashion Week 2012

High fashion is the best way to describe the current UK fashion industry. Looking @LFW 2012, there is no doubt designers' have gone all the way to create impeccable and immaculate designs that would forever inspire fashionistas no matter their budget. This season main colour is pastel surprisingly popular with the men's collection, making this year fashion week a very collaborative success.  Besides that, emerging fashion designers' have the opportunity to showcase their designs to hundreds of buyers, celebrities and of course fashion bloggers.

Rouge by Rachelle happens to be one of UK's emerging designers'. Her designs shows two elements in my view; artistry and individuality.

Fashion designer @Rouge By Rachelle with model.

Below are some of her amazing designs showcased @LFW 2012.

Designer: Rouge by Rachelle

Photography: Simons Photography

Courtesy to Rouge By Rachelle for her permission to produce this content.

Matthew Williamson

One of Britain's top designers' Matthew has reached a peak in his career but nothing is stoping the gazing-looking designer any time soon. His 15th anniversary looked back at some of his amazing designs on the catwalk. Hats-off to a TRUE LIVING LEGEND.

Here are some of Matthew incredible designs;

This outfit was part of his first ever show in 1997

 SPRING/SUMMER 2010 - "This dress was made in acid-yellow silk chiffon, cut onto a bodice and gathered into tiny pleats. I love the combination of draping quite a sharp shape with a very feminine, fluid fabric."

SPRING/SUMMER 2009 - "This suit was made in silk satin. I wanted to make a sharp suit which would stand out from the crowd. We certainly did that in fuchsia pink, a colour which has often been associated with my label. As the label has developed over the years, more and more structure and tailored pieces have been added and so - whilst the core values of the brand have remained - I feel it’s important to try new things and add more layers and dimensions to a collection every season."

SPRING/SUMMER 2008 - "I guess I will always be known as a designer who references Ibiza, even though I’ve only been to the island a couple of times in my early Twenties. I like to think looks like this have a broader appeal. Suggestive of luxury, jet set and global travel, these kinds of looks are now covered in my separate line Escape. This show holds fond memories for me as it marked our 10-year anniversary, where Prince did an amazing performance at the show much to everyone’s amazement, including mine!"

AUTUMN/WINTER 2011-12 - "This outfit for me sums up the brand today. I love the strength of colour combined with the more muted, metallic tones and also the sharpness of the jacket teamed with the delicate, femininity of the skirt. As we move forward, our beading techniques have become more and more refined. The skirt is made up of thousands of shard-like, metallic sequins which fall into a hem covered in hand-dyed, hand-sewn, ostrich feathers."

Photo credit: Vogue