Diana is a film based on the life of Princes Diana, the film is due for release in September. With Naomi Watts portraying Princess Diana in the movie, she looks amazing with the custom made Chopard jewelry. Chopard just launched the images of the jewelry recently, and here are the images.
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Pictures taken from Vogue.fr
You probably won’t believe how much Amman has taken a toll on me recently. The wait of moving between two countries is mentally draining. Whenever I am here the culture allows me to second guess myself of whether I am taking the right steps in my life. Or I should take the familiar road or do I seriously have unrealistic dreams. These thoughts go through my mind every single day nevertheless, lets hope for the best and see how things will turn out to be.
As I sit here and write this I am currently planning on starting a new painting project. It’s probably the only thing that would get my mind off of things. I thought of using 3 different canvases of different sizes. The largest canvas is going to be of a blue eye that weeps and the tears are made of melted crayons. The second canvas is much smaller and it will only have an eye with no other significance attached to it. The third canvas is going to be of a mouth I imagine the lips being made out of an electric orange-red.
Lets see what happens and how everything turns out to be.
In the past few days I have read about a research by the University of Minnesota that proves that when a woman flaunts designer products she signals to others to back off her man. Women that wear luxury products are seen as having a devoted and loving partner and therefore, other women are less likely to flirt with him. This even works no matter who purchased the luxury product, whether the woman paid for the product herself or her husband bought it for her. The same study also proved that when women feel like their relationship is in jeopardy they are more likely to purchase and flaunt their luxury clothes and accessories.
SOOOO women everywhere pick up your credit cards and go shopping. No matter where you stand in your relationship. Think of it as having to wear garlic to ward off vampires, but “sadly” you’re substituting garlic with Chanel pearls.
The first step into warding off those evil spirits is to show up carrying this Alexander McQueen clutch.
Material from Saks Fifth Avenue and Huffington Post.
Carla Bruni the former First Lady of France stars in the new Bulgari campaign for the “Diva Collection”. The former First Lady may have stopped modeling, but she explains her return by pointing out how she adored a Bulgari bracelet her aunt when Carla was a child, and she had to model for the brand because it was part of her childhood. “Like the stones of the Seventies bracelet that my aunt wore when I was a child. I loved that bracelet. I loved its joy, its fantasy,I dreamed of one day possessing such a wonder of my own! I was told that, like me, it came from Italy to Paris. Perhaps that was part of why I loved it, too.”
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Pictures were taken from bulgari.com
In May 2012 Dior launched a short film called Secret Garden – Versailles. A few days ago Dior uploaded a new short film named Secret Garden 2 – Versailles. I am fascinated by the gold necklace in the film, I tell you I would turn twice if I see a woman who wears that necklace. Underneath the video there are a few still shots that inspire me and help me visualize a woman that I would personally design for.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSjdnsJepgc&feature=player_embedded
The other day I left Washington DC for Amman, Jordan and I will be forever grateful for the last 4 years that I spent in DC and for all the people I met along the way. My journey first starts in Amman where I am staying till the end of September and from then on move to Milan. This may be the easiest but hardest move at the same time. Moving away from DC where I grew as a person and built my identity may be one of the hardest things. But moving to Milan will allow me to forge my path.
Let the world be our playground.