This time it is not a quick post i have put thought into this post so i hope you enjoy it! Also one more thing winter is coming soon! So it'll be time for me to bring out the boots and scarves! So excited!
I'm going to start off by telling everyone what i wore today! I wil be doing another post to tell everyone what i wore to homecoming later in the day. So today i wore a pair of shorts attached to suspender from forever 21 (price unknown), a plain purple top from pacsun ($14.50), a pair of Lanvin flats from barney's ($535.00), a peace sign bracelet from Max and Chloe ($88.00), and a white rose ring from forever 21 (price unknown).Now for my inspiration! My inspiration was another one of my obsessions, suspenders! Here in the image above is Fergie and Lilo! I love how Fergie has pulled this look off with class and it looks elegant and not just wierd! And in the other image is Lilo a.k.a Lindsay Lohan who pulls the shorts off with a casual look, i am loving the red striped top!
New Movies Coming soon:
In “Sunny and 68” Vince Vaughn will play a poker circuit superstar whose alcoholic nihilism climaxes with a breakdown on live television. He goes home to mama owing half a million dollars – only to find she is dying of cancer and raising the daughter he didn’t know he had. Producer says, "It's a story of how three generations of women teach this character to become a man.”
Gus Van Sant will direct "The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test,” based on Tom Wolfe’s novel following Ken Kesey’s counterculture adventures in the psychedelic 60s. Kesey and his Merry Pranksters drove across the U.S. in a Day-Glo school bus called Further, exploring LSD, sex and each other.
Michael Douglas and Mary-Louise Parker will play lovers in “Solitary,” the story of a shady car dealer whose bad character cost him his business and marriage. Susan Sarandon, Danny DeVito and Jenna Fischer will co-star.
Adrien Brody must deliver a briefcase to a mobster in "The Courier," which the Oscar-winning actor will also executive produce. In the film, corrupt cops and rival gangsters track the courier but the bigger problem is the original gangster can’t be found.
Natalie Portman will replace Jennifer Lopez in “Love and Other Impossible Pursuits” about a woman who finds she can save her marriage through her relationship with her super smart stepson.
Zac Efron will star in a remake of “Footloose” under the direction of his “High School Musical” mentor Kenny Ortega. Twenty one year old Efron will have script approval! Tunes which may be heard in the musical include "Let’s Hear It for the Boy," "Almost Paradise" and "Holding Out for a Hero."
Sarah Jessica Parker and Hugh Grant will play an estranged high-powered New York couple sent to small town Wisconsin after witnessing a murder in an untitled romcom originally known as “Buffalo Faith.” Grant in the Midwest cheese capitol – weird and wild.
Robert Downey Jr. has agreed to return as billionaire Tony Stark and his crime-fighting alter ego in "The Avengers" and a second "Iron Man" installment. "The Avengers" unites Iron Man, Captain America, Thor and the Incredible Hulk, who fight crime around the globe. Downey is currently shooting for Guy Ritchie’s “Sherlock Holmes,” which Disney hopes will be the first in a franchise.
Ridley Scott will direct Russell Crowe, a frequent collaborator, in a werewolf movie to be scripted by horror star Ian Jeffers. They partnered on “Body of Lies,” “A Good Year,” “An American Gangster” and are shooting “Nottingham,” in which Crowe plays both Robin Hood and the Sheriff of Nottingham.
Gary Oldman is in negotiations to star in the action thriller “The Book of Eli” with Denzel Washington. The film follows a lone hero who fights to protect a sacred book that will save humanity as American is falling apart. Oldman will play the boss of a lawless shantytown who wants the book for his own nefarious purposes.
Dylan McDermott, Zoe Saldana, Lake Bell, Nick Stahl, Paz Vega and Shannen Doherty will join Adriana Barraza, Colleen Camp, Jamie Chung, Robert Hoffman, Peter Macdissi, Emily Meade, Anson Mount, Rosamund Pike, Austin Williams and Tom Wright in the ensemble piece "Burning Palms.” The flick features five interlocked stories satirizing stereotypes from various areas of Los Angeles -Hollywood, Santa Monica, Sherman Oaks, Westwood and Holmby Hills.”
Samuel L. Jackson is stoked to play Sho’ nuff, and utter his timeless quote, "Am I the baddest mofo lowdown around this town?," in a remake of the 1985 action flick “The Last Dragon.” It follows a student who quests through the city to attain the highest level of martial arts skill and become the greatest fighter alive. Jackson says he’s keen to bring the story into the 21st century. The original starred martial arts stars Taimak and Vanity.
Colin Firth, Julianne Moore and Matthew Goode will star in "A Single Man,” which will be directed by former House of Gucci design director Tom Ford! It’s about a British college professor who loses his partner of 16 years, and it takes place over a single day in Los Angeles. It’s based on a 1964 novel by Christopher Isherwood.
Mike Nichols will direct a remake of Akira Kurosawa’s "High and Low," scripted by David Mamet. No cast has been announced yet for the detective thriller in which an executive is ruined after he pays ransom to gangsters who mistakenly kidnapped his driver’s son.
Gus Van Sant will direct "The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test,” based on Tom Wolfe’s novel following Ken Kesey’s counterculture adventures in the psychedelic 60s. Kesey and his Merry Pranksters drove across the U.S. in a Day-Glo school bus called Further, exploring LSD, sex and each other.
Michael Douglas and Mary-Louise Parker will play lovers in “Solitary,” the story of a shady car dealer whose bad character cost him his business and marriage. Susan Sarandon, Danny DeVito and Jenna Fischer will co-star.
Adrien Brody must deliver a briefcase to a mobster in "The Courier," which the Oscar-winning actor will also executive produce. In the film, corrupt cops and rival gangsters track the courier but the bigger problem is the original gangster can’t be found.
Natalie Portman will replace Jennifer Lopez in “Love and Other Impossible Pursuits” about a woman who finds she can save her marriage through her relationship with her super smart stepson.
Zac Efron will star in a remake of “Footloose” under the direction of his “High School Musical” mentor Kenny Ortega. Twenty one year old Efron will have script approval! Tunes which may be heard in the musical include "Let’s Hear It for the Boy," "Almost Paradise" and "Holding Out for a Hero."
Sarah Jessica Parker and Hugh Grant will play an estranged high-powered New York couple sent to small town Wisconsin after witnessing a murder in an untitled romcom originally known as “Buffalo Faith.” Grant in the Midwest cheese capitol – weird and wild.
Robert Downey Jr. has agreed to return as billionaire Tony Stark and his crime-fighting alter ego in "The Avengers" and a second "Iron Man" installment. "The Avengers" unites Iron Man, Captain America, Thor and the Incredible Hulk, who fight crime around the globe. Downey is currently shooting for Guy Ritchie’s “Sherlock Holmes,” which Disney hopes will be the first in a franchise.
Ridley Scott will direct Russell Crowe, a frequent collaborator, in a werewolf movie to be scripted by horror star Ian Jeffers. They partnered on “Body of Lies,” “A Good Year,” “An American Gangster” and are shooting “Nottingham,” in which Crowe plays both Robin Hood and the Sheriff of Nottingham.
Gary Oldman is in negotiations to star in the action thriller “The Book of Eli” with Denzel Washington. The film follows a lone hero who fights to protect a sacred book that will save humanity as American is falling apart. Oldman will play the boss of a lawless shantytown who wants the book for his own nefarious purposes.
Dylan McDermott, Zoe Saldana, Lake Bell, Nick Stahl, Paz Vega and Shannen Doherty will join Adriana Barraza, Colleen Camp, Jamie Chung, Robert Hoffman, Peter Macdissi, Emily Meade, Anson Mount, Rosamund Pike, Austin Williams and Tom Wright in the ensemble piece "Burning Palms.” The flick features five interlocked stories satirizing stereotypes from various areas of Los Angeles -Hollywood, Santa Monica, Sherman Oaks, Westwood and Holmby Hills.”
Samuel L. Jackson is stoked to play Sho’ nuff, and utter his timeless quote, "Am I the baddest mofo lowdown around this town?," in a remake of the 1985 action flick “The Last Dragon.” It follows a student who quests through the city to attain the highest level of martial arts skill and become the greatest fighter alive. Jackson says he’s keen to bring the story into the 21st century. The original starred martial arts stars Taimak and Vanity.
Colin Firth, Julianne Moore and Matthew Goode will star in "A Single Man,” which will be directed by former House of Gucci design director Tom Ford! It’s about a British college professor who loses his partner of 16 years, and it takes place over a single day in Los Angeles. It’s based on a 1964 novel by Christopher Isherwood.
Mike Nichols will direct a remake of Akira Kurosawa’s "High and Low," scripted by David Mamet. No cast has been announced yet for the detective thriller in which an executive is ruined after he pays ransom to gangsters who mistakenly kidnapped his driver’s son.
VICTORIA BECKHAM
Her short and sweet pixie may have caused a sensation when she debuted it, but Posh put a new spin on the style by sweeping up the top into a punky look.
NICOLE RICHIE
The reality star ups the glamour by pulling her blonde hair into a low pony with side-swept bangs.
CHRISTINA RICCI
Leaving behind the blonde tresses she'd shown off weeks earlier, the actress hits L.A.'s streets with a sizzling new auburn color.
ASHLEY TISDALE
For the London premiere of High School Musical 3, the star showed off long honey-blonde locks – but she darkened her hair to chocolate brown for the film's L.A. debut a week later.
A great way to wear yellow is as an accessorie! Here is an image of a yellow hat from Intermix or intermixonline.com This can be paired with any casual out-fit and it can even make an evening gown look relaxed and cozy!
FIRST LOOK: Rihanna’s Gucci Ad Campaign for UNICEF
Rihanna and Gucci are giving us a sneak peek of the singer’s ads for the brand’s 4th annual campaign to benefit UNICEF. And talk about looking good while doing good! The series of ads, which won’t hit magazines in December, feature the singer modelling luxe goods from Gucci’s “Tattoo Heart” collection. A portion of proceeds from the all-white line will go towards improving the lives of children in sub-Saharan Africa through life-saving programs. And the singer couldn’t be happier to continue her work with the charity. “The work that UNICEF does in the world is so incredible,” she says. “And I am honored to be able to join forces with Gucci to create this amazing campaign which will contribute to UNICEF. I think the campaign and the sales of these beautiful products can make the difference.”
Her short and sweet pixie may have caused a sensation when she debuted it, but Posh put a new spin on the style by sweeping up the top into a punky look.
NICOLE RICHIEThe reality star ups the glamour by pulling her blonde hair into a low pony with side-swept bangs.
CHRISTINA RICCILeaving behind the blonde tresses she'd shown off weeks earlier, the actress hits L.A.'s streets with a sizzling new auburn color.
ASHLEY TISDALEFor the London premiere of High School Musical 3, the star showed off long honey-blonde locks – but she darkened her hair to chocolate brown for the film's L.A. debut a week later.
YELLOW DRESSES
Black and yellow aren't just for bees – Leighton Meester, Thandie Newton and Emmy Rossum start a buzz with their black-belted sunny frocks.
Black and yellow aren't just for bees – Leighton Meester, Thandie Newton and Emmy Rossum start a buzz with their black-belted sunny frocks.
A great way to wear yellow is as an accessorie! Here is an image of a yellow hat from Intermix or intermixonline.com This can be paired with any casual out-fit and it can even make an evening gown look relaxed and cozy!
FIRST LOOK: Rihanna’s Gucci Ad Campaign for UNICEFRihanna and Gucci are giving us a sneak peek of the singer’s ads for the brand’s 4th annual campaign to benefit UNICEF. And talk about looking good while doing good! The series of ads, which won’t hit magazines in December, feature the singer modelling luxe goods from Gucci’s “Tattoo Heart” collection. A portion of proceeds from the all-white line will go towards improving the lives of children in sub-Saharan Africa through life-saving programs. And the singer couldn’t be happier to continue her work with the charity. “The work that UNICEF does in the world is so incredible,” she says. “And I am honored to be able to join forces with Gucci to create this amazing campaign which will contribute to UNICEF. I think the campaign and the sales of these beautiful products can make the difference.”
HEIDI KLUM
Voting with a smile! The Project Runway host votes in high-waisted jeans, a printed top and luxe tote in Beverly Hills.
KATE MOSS
Getting into the L.A. groove, the British supermodel shows some leg in cut-off shorts, a swirling printed top, brown booties and a fringed bag while shopping Stateside.
KATY PERRY
Always the fashion risk-taker, the singer smiles in a flower sheath cinched with a peculiar belt for the MTV Europe Awards press conference in Liverpool.
SCARLETT JOHANSSON
The newlywed looks radiant in a white corseted Dolce & Gabbana dress and Van Cleef & Arpels jewels for Michael J. Fox's annual "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Cure Parkinson's" fund-raiser event in N.Y.C.
Voting with a smile! The Project Runway host votes in high-waisted jeans, a printed top and luxe tote in Beverly Hills.
KATE MOSSGetting into the L.A. groove, the British supermodel shows some leg in cut-off shorts, a swirling printed top, brown booties and a fringed bag while shopping Stateside.
KATY PERRYAlways the fashion risk-taker, the singer smiles in a flower sheath cinched with a peculiar belt for the MTV Europe Awards press conference in Liverpool.
SCARLETT JOHANSSONThe newlywed looks radiant in a white corseted Dolce & Gabbana dress and Van Cleef & Arpels jewels for Michael J. Fox's annual "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Cure Parkinson's" fund-raiser event in N.Y.C.
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