Fashion, Foolishness and Feminine Attractiveness

“Clothes make the man” wrote American author, humorist, and practical philosopher “Mark Twain,” the pen name of Samuel L. Clemens. He recognized, as we all do, that first appearances are important and that a man’s clothing influences our initial assessment of him. Twain added that naked people had little impact on the world, but he wrote before Playboy arose.
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Designer Way Zen for JSong

This season, Way Zen was inspired by a walk she took in the city park during a snowy day. "New York only snowed once this season; I was so happy to be caught in it. I was drunk by the snow and dreaming of Snow Angels." She recalled.
This runway show revolved around a wintry world that is both fantastic and austere. The Snow Fairy appeared in hand-embroidered organic yarn dresses and sculpted flora skirts blossom with Winter Blooms. The collection was balanced with simple, streamlined shirts and signature “Origami – Geometry” hand folded cashmere coats.
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Richard Chai Fall 2012
Model Liu Wen picked up her first opening slot of the season at Richard Chai, where models sauntered in oversized blazers and menswear tweedy coats on top of flowery chiffon palazzo pants.
See the entire show for yourself:
Richard Chai is Korean American.
Amrita Singh Penthouse Party

More than 200 VIPs of the city’s finance, fashion, and business communities packed the Trump Plaza Penthouse Wednesday night to celebrate the launch of Indian jewelry and accessories designer Amrita Singh’s brand new home collection. Sponsored by Wells Fargo and hosted by South Asian Young Women Entrepreneurs (SAY WE), ‘The Amrita Singh Penthouse’ event showcased the designer’s hand-crafted, life-size and miniature, mosaic Buddha and Ganesh statues, along with special pieces of jewelry and accessories from Singh’s illustrious, decade-long career.
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Male model Francis Lane

Two years ago, we met Francis at a Nylon Magazine party. We knew it was only a matter of time before he would start gracing the top runways for the top designers!
He has since shot the Gap Autumn 2011 look book and most recently the Tommy Hilfiger winter campaign. Editorial credits include Volt, Schon and Rodeo magazine. He has also walked for Y-3, Maison Martin Margiela and Loden Dager among many others
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Designer Kevin Saer Leong

Kevin is currently the Senior Vice President Creative Director of Simmons Design Group. In this role, he oversees the design for all of Russell Simmons’s brands previously including Baby Phat, Phat Farm, Run Athletics, Simmons Jewelry Company, and as of current, Argyle Culture, American Classics and Atman. All of his work is done through his own design company, Black Bean Sauce.
Let's talk Asian beauty

Earlier this month, I had the opportunity to speak to Hollywood Beauty Specialist and beauty editor of Viva Glam Magazine, Katarina Van Derham, about Asian beauty. Katarina is a world re-known beauty specialist. When asked about her ideal concept of beauty, she stated, "I disagree with the belief that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I know many people may agree with this. But there is a science behind what is attractive. And what is attractive is beauty. I know the science behind it whereas many people in the beauty industry don't.
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Daphne Guiness' Asian influences

The Honorable Daphne Suzanne Diana Joan Guinness was born in 1967, the daughter of brewery heir, Jonathan Guinness, Lord Moyne, and French beauty, Suzanne Lisney. Her paternal grandmother was Diana Mitford, one of the legendary Mitford sisters. In 1987, at the age of nineteen, Daphne married Spyros Niarchos. After her divorce in 1999, Daphne resumed her maiden name, and over the past decade has emerged on the world’s stage an extraordinary fashion creature.
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