April showers bring May flowers as the saying goes, but according to Morning Weather Anchor Rex Thompson today's showers brought something else.
"Well, actually in meteorology spring starts March the 1st," said Thompson.
Thompson says March 1st is the first day of spring for meteorologists due to the initial change of temperatures going from winter to spring. Thompson added this change can have severe effects, like the tornados that ripped through parts of Kansas,This privacy statement discloses the privacy practices for coats. Missouri and Illinois leaving a rising death toll.
Here at home no threats of severe weather so far.
"But tomorrow could be a totally different story as a cold front comes in from the west and we will have a clash of the air masses. So there could be a line of thunderstorms that could develop and move through. Therefore, we could see a potential risk for some severe weather here late tomorrow afternoon into the late evening hour,Find a monclerouterwear Manufacturer and Supplier." said Thompson.Jewellery and authenticguccihandbags stolen in Framlingham.
These risks are greater whenever there is a warm winter.
"The Gulf of Mexico is very warm and has not had a chance to cool off and a lot of that warm moist air is coming off the gulf and colliding with the cold front, which is causing a lot of problems. So, so far this tornado season has kicked off to be pretty active so far," said Thompson.
A pretty active start progressing to above normal spring temperatures, and Thompson says it's the same story for summer.
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But don't hang up those jackets yet, it is south Mississippi after all, which means unstable temperatures.
"This weekend we will be dropping down into the 60's for highs. So we still have a cold front coming. We are still making the transition from winter to spring," said Thompson.
2012年3月1日星期四
2012年2月28日星期二
Annie Potts finds different kind of 'Designing Women'
When Annie Potts lived in New York, she could always spot the women from Dallas.
"They had shopping bags up their arms and you could hear their accents three blocks away," she says. "There were gaggles of them and they always came in for Fashion Week."
Now, Potts is playing one of them. As the mother of Leslie Bibb on "GCB," she's part of the generation that believed in decorum and decoration, not desperation.
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Carter -- her "Designing Women" costar -- "had a great, rich laugh. All I had to do to find the character was think of Dixie's big laugh."
While Potts was born in Nashville, raised in Kentucky and educated at Stephens College in Columbia, Mo., she doesn't have a point of reference for the second-generation Dallas women who populate "GCB." More "b" than "c," they plot and connive like mean high school girls. "I don't really remember any mean girls in my high school," she says. "But I'm 60. It was a more gentle time."
Playing Bibb's mother is no big deal, she says. "I have a 31-year-old son, so it's not much of a stretch. I'm just thrilled to be here and still employed in a big juicy role."
"Designing Women" and "Desperate Housewives" are two obvious templates. But, Potts says, "GCB" doesn't have to fall in line to find an audience.
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Hot and fiery? Warm and comforting? "There are some of us who are really sweet -- I played that character in 'Designing Women' -- and then some of us were a little naughtier. We know who those are."
"They had shopping bags up their arms and you could hear their accents three blocks away," she says. "There were gaggles of them and they always came in for Fashion Week."
Now, Potts is playing one of them. As the mother of Leslie Bibb on "GCB," she's part of the generation that believed in decorum and decoration, not desperation.
Gigi -- the character she plays -- is loosely based on her own mother, a friend of the show's executive producer Robert Harling.Learn more about Largest Discount goodchloehandbags. "I saw a lot of my beloved Dixie Carter in her, too," Potts says.What are some new pradahandbag001 coming out in 2009? "Dixie was very much a woman cut from this cloth -- elegant,Welcome to christiandiorreplicahandbags In Nyc on Facebook. always groomed, a devoted Christian and very conservative.
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Carter -- her "Designing Women" costar -- "had a great, rich laugh. All I had to do to find the character was think of Dixie's big laugh."
While Potts was born in Nashville, raised in Kentucky and educated at Stephens College in Columbia, Mo., she doesn't have a point of reference for the second-generation Dallas women who populate "GCB." More "b" than "c," they plot and connive like mean high school girls. "I don't really remember any mean girls in my high school," she says. "But I'm 60. It was a more gentle time."
Playing Bibb's mother is no big deal, she says. "I have a 31-year-old son, so it's not much of a stretch. I'm just thrilled to be here and still employed in a big juicy role."
"Designing Women" and "Desperate Housewives" are two obvious templates. But, Potts says, "GCB" doesn't have to fall in line to find an audience.
"Southern women are broad and vital and funny and fierce," she says. "Just as 'Designing Women' did, Bobby (Harling) corrals all that and makes a really astonishing, flavorful bunch of chili.High quality replica womencanadagoosecoats of well known brands ."
Hot and fiery? Warm and comforting? "There are some of us who are really sweet -- I played that character in 'Designing Women' -- and then some of us were a little naughtier. We know who those are."
How to Waterproof Your Winter Sports Apparel
Many winter hunting and fishing jackets are made from waxed cotton and over time the fabric needs to be reproofed. If the fabric is not reproofed periodically, it tends to lose its ability to repel water. In most instances, the clothes need to be reproofed once a year.
Some winter sportsmen take their clothes to a professional for re-proofing. Depending on the reproofer and the items that need treating, this could cost $35 to $45 per item. Others are more do-it-yourself types. I happen to be a do-it-yourself kind of gal. I have found the reproofing process to be inexpensive and easy to complete at home. A 200ml can of reproofing wax will generally cost you $12. The worst aspects of the whole job are the mess and the time involved. If you can live with those two things, you may want to give it a try.
Here's how to do it yourself:
Supplies
In order to complete this project you will need a can of reproofing wax, a cloth, and a blow dryer.
Clean the Fabric
Start by removing any dirt from the jacket with a moistened, lint free cloth. Whatever you do, do not use cleaners of any type. Doing so will damage the fabric. All you need is plain water. You'll also want to avoid saturating the clothing. Let the wet spots dry completely before proceeding to the next step.
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Some winter sportsmen take their clothes to a professional for re-proofing. Depending on the reproofer and the items that need treating, this could cost $35 to $45 per item. Others are more do-it-yourself types. I happen to be a do-it-yourself kind of gal. I have found the reproofing process to be inexpensive and easy to complete at home. A 200ml can of reproofing wax will generally cost you $12. The worst aspects of the whole job are the mess and the time involved. If you can live with those two things, you may want to give it a try.
Here's how to do it yourself:
Supplies
In order to complete this project you will need a can of reproofing wax, a cloth, and a blow dryer.
Clean the Fabric
Start by removing any dirt from the jacket with a moistened, lint free cloth. Whatever you do, do not use cleaners of any type. Doing so will damage the fabric. All you need is plain water. You'll also want to avoid saturating the clothing. Let the wet spots dry completely before proceeding to the next step.
Heat the Fabric and Wax
I have found that heating the jacket before adding the reproofing wax is helpful in getting it to absorb the wax more fully. There are a few ways to do this depending on the item involved.A client requested a video to promote his authenticsunglasses site.Best replicalvhandbags Have you spent a lot of time looking for the best replica watch for you? At one time we lived in an old house with radiators. I'd place the jacket over the radiator to warm the fabric up. I've also seen people throw their jackets into the clothes dryer on a low setting or place them outside in the sun for a few hours.This was a fraction of diorhandbags in Beverly Hills. You'll also need to warm the reproofing wax. You can do this by creating a double boiler and heating the wax on the stove or heating it in the microwave.
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2012年2月27日星期一
Tod's, Bally and Bulgari in Milan
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Swiss motif adds snowy freshness to Bally
The Swiss chalet-style room, complete with cozy fireplace, was just one of many ways that the designers Graeme Fidler and Michael Herz reinforced the heritage of Bally .
But there was another angle to the clothes: the story of a Russian diplomat's daughter in the Soviet days, when a chosen few had access to luxury goods. Architectural and military shapes for leather outerwear were balanced by rabbit fur and cashmere, while lace-up-the-leg boots added sexy chic. More sculpting came into play with the dresses, the skirt falling asymmetrically to one side.
The attention to detail was evident — from the elegance of a "Zurich" shoe with a molded heel to the more exotic lizard, snake and ostrich skins.
But with Switzerland as the anchoring element, there was a real freshness to the collection. S.M.
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Swiss motif adds snowy freshness to Bally
The Swiss chalet-style room, complete with cozy fireplace, was just one of many ways that the designers Graeme Fidler and Michael Herz reinforced the heritage of Bally .
But there was another angle to the clothes: the story of a Russian diplomat's daughter in the Soviet days, when a chosen few had access to luxury goods. Architectural and military shapes for leather outerwear were balanced by rabbit fur and cashmere, while lace-up-the-leg boots added sexy chic. More sculpting came into play with the dresses, the skirt falling asymmetrically to one side.
The attention to detail was evident — from the elegance of a "Zurich" shoe with a molded heel to the more exotic lizard, snake and ostrich skins.
But with Switzerland as the anchoring element, there was a real freshness to the collection. S.M.
A hiss of drama from Bulgari's new accessories
Snakes entwined on a dramatic backdrop and serpent heads in enamel as bag clasps —there was a hiss of drama to Bulgari 's accessories collection.
The idea of snakes was worked in creative ways, with bags made of Karung snake, sea snake or reptilian scales decorating sunglasses.We need the Department of philliplimhandbags green to decorate our line of sight.
London Fashion Week: A-Z of trends
Aspinal is the hot new British heritage brand we're all desperate to get our mitts on. Already closely connected with Liz Hurley,How do internet users feel about uhrenwatchesstore?You can find all the ralphlaurenpolo you need here. the leather label has this year hooked up with Saturdays singer Mollie King, naming a sumptuous crocodile satchel after her. Sound familiar? These handbags (and wallets, and key fobs, and briefcases) are going places.
The beard, once the preserve of hippy-dippy types with a fondness for day-old porridge, is now the fashion accessory for street-savvy gents. We've had Tom Ford, George Clooney, Patrick Grant, of Savile Row label E Tautz, and model David Gandy all sporting rather fetching facial furniture recently. But the news that Disneyland ‘cast members' are finally, after 60 years, allowed to wear their whiskers with pride is surely a sign the beard has come of age.
Perhaps it's a reaction against these difficult times, but rarely have we seen quite so much colour on the catwalks. From sherbet lemon at Louis Vuitton to turquoise at Yves Saint Laurent, burnt orange at Alberta Ferretti and an interesting take on pink and green at Versace (right), this is no season for the shrinking violet (though feel free to wear lots of purple).
Daughters are doing it for themselves, stepping out from behind the shadow of their famous mothers and strutting their stuff on the catwalk. Tali Lennox, Amber Le Bon, Georgia May Jagger, Elettra Rossellini – what's more, Noel Gallagher's 11-year-old daughter Anais is
being touted as the next Kate Moss.
Erdem takes inspiration from the English country garden for its spring/summer collection, with watercolour floral prints and dainty, ladylike gloves. Florals are elsewhere at Christopher Kane, Chloé and Mary Katrantzou. Just watch out for the wasps.
Everyone knows fashion girls never run for a bus; none the less, heels must be taking their toll as the shoe du jour is the flat. Last season we had Prada's brogue brothel creepers, then Balenciaga sent its models down the runway in flats. This season Christopher Kane took things one step further with bejewelled pool shoes while Louise Gray went for flatforms. Common sense at last.
With everyone going gaga for Baz Luhrmann's adaptation of the F Scott Fitzgerald classic, it's no surprise we're seeing Great Gatsby-inspired fashion all over the shop. Unsurprisingly, Ralph Lauren (right) is there, with whimsical 1920s-style frocks and cloche hats, while Marc Jacobs has flapper dresses, Jil Sander and Prabal Gurung have dropped waistlines and Corneliani rolled out the double-breasted blazers and long-line coats for chaps.Flashing bright green contact lenses and chloehandbags .
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The Queen's diamond jubilee has signalled a new wave of national pride, so as well as Geri Halliwell's ill-advised revival of her Union Jack mini dress for Next, we have red, white and blue bags and purses from Aspinal and a rather jaunty God Save McQueen scarf (above) from Alexander McQueen. All rise.
Willow Smith (left), Suri Cruise, Harper Beckham and precocious blogger Tavi Gevinson – we grown-ups might not like it, but kids are the new fashion powerhouse. So it's only natural that designers make the move into childrenswear too. Many – such as Burberry, Kenzo and DKNY – have been in the market for years but they are being joined by Versace, which has just opened its first Young Versace store in Milan, Duchess of Cambridge favourite Jenny Packham and Japanese high-street giant Uniqlo.
Jonathan Saunders (right) brings us ladylike chic, his look inspired by a 1950s suburban housewife, with pretty printed day dresses,The reliable Aquatimer hermesbirkinreplica. floaty skirts and neat sweaters in shades of mint, sherbet pink and pure, virgin white.
The most hostly anticipated designer collaboration of the year is Marni for H&M. With a campaign shot by Sofia Coppola, starring Imogen Poots and with a sexy soundtrack by Roxy Music, the collection is due in store on
The beard, once the preserve of hippy-dippy types with a fondness for day-old porridge, is now the fashion accessory for street-savvy gents. We've had Tom Ford, George Clooney, Patrick Grant, of Savile Row label E Tautz, and model David Gandy all sporting rather fetching facial furniture recently. But the news that Disneyland ‘cast members' are finally, after 60 years, allowed to wear their whiskers with pride is surely a sign the beard has come of age.
Perhaps it's a reaction against these difficult times, but rarely have we seen quite so much colour on the catwalks. From sherbet lemon at Louis Vuitton to turquoise at Yves Saint Laurent, burnt orange at Alberta Ferretti and an interesting take on pink and green at Versace (right), this is no season for the shrinking violet (though feel free to wear lots of purple).
Daughters are doing it for themselves, stepping out from behind the shadow of their famous mothers and strutting their stuff on the catwalk. Tali Lennox, Amber Le Bon, Georgia May Jagger, Elettra Rossellini – what's more, Noel Gallagher's 11-year-old daughter Anais is
being touted as the next Kate Moss.
Erdem takes inspiration from the English country garden for its spring/summer collection, with watercolour floral prints and dainty, ladylike gloves. Florals are elsewhere at Christopher Kane, Chloé and Mary Katrantzou. Just watch out for the wasps.
Everyone knows fashion girls never run for a bus; none the less, heels must be taking their toll as the shoe du jour is the flat. Last season we had Prada's brogue brothel creepers, then Balenciaga sent its models down the runway in flats. This season Christopher Kane took things one step further with bejewelled pool shoes while Louise Gray went for flatforms. Common sense at last.
With everyone going gaga for Baz Luhrmann's adaptation of the F Scott Fitzgerald classic, it's no surprise we're seeing Great Gatsby-inspired fashion all over the shop. Unsurprisingly, Ralph Lauren (right) is there, with whimsical 1920s-style frocks and cloche hats, while Marc Jacobs has flapper dresses, Jil Sander and Prabal Gurung have dropped waistlines and Corneliani rolled out the double-breasted blazers and long-line coats for chaps.Flashing bright green contact lenses and chloehandbags .
Every summer they pop up, like the geraniums in your herbacious border, trusty old faithfuls that can be relied on to make the season's hit list. This year's hardy perennials are no different. So look out for the nautical theme at (MiH Jeans and Eugenia Kim, metallics at Gucci, Lanvin and Preen and monochrome at Topshop Unique.
The rise and rise of the internet has brought fashion to the masses like never before. With live streamed runway shows,High quality canadagooseparka Product of well known brands . you no longer need to fight with Anna Wintour for a front-row ticket, while bloggers are a new voice unswayed by the power of the glossy advertising pound. Add to that the style apps that tell you what to wear, when, and how to buy it and you have the whole world of fashion in the palm of your hand.
The Queen's diamond jubilee has signalled a new wave of national pride, so as well as Geri Halliwell's ill-advised revival of her Union Jack mini dress for Next, we have red, white and blue bags and purses from Aspinal and a rather jaunty God Save McQueen scarf (above) from Alexander McQueen. All rise.
Willow Smith (left), Suri Cruise, Harper Beckham and precocious blogger Tavi Gevinson – we grown-ups might not like it, but kids are the new fashion powerhouse. So it's only natural that designers make the move into childrenswear too. Many – such as Burberry, Kenzo and DKNY – have been in the market for years but they are being joined by Versace, which has just opened its first Young Versace store in Milan, Duchess of Cambridge favourite Jenny Packham and Japanese high-street giant Uniqlo.
Jonathan Saunders (right) brings us ladylike chic, his look inspired by a 1950s suburban housewife, with pretty printed day dresses,The reliable Aquatimer hermesbirkinreplica. floaty skirts and neat sweaters in shades of mint, sherbet pink and pure, virgin white.
The most hostly anticipated designer collaboration of the year is Marni for H&M. With a campaign shot by Sofia Coppola, starring Imogen Poots and with a sexy soundtrack by Roxy Music, the collection is due in store on
2012年2月26日星期日
Fashions dazzle on the Oscars red carpet
They saved the best for last. The Oscars, closing out awards season, saw fierce, fabulous fashion and few missteps.
For an 11-year-old, Expendables star Amara Miller did a great job playing dress-up, in an ivory Valentino Couture with gossamer veiling at the sleeves and décolletage that her “wonderful stylist pulled.''
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Also from The Artist,Get great deals for coachhandbags on eBay! Missi Pyle, who turned heads in a sexy turquoise hip hugger, which got points for being ecofriendly. Pyle was wearing the winner of the Red Carpet Green Contest, founded by James Cameron's wife Suzy Amis. Pyle told E!'s Giuliana Rancic that the sustainable creation was made with an organic, cruelty-free silk (who knew silkworms suffered?), had recycled zippers and was pleated by hand. The designer is Valentina Delfino, a Venezuelan born student at Miami International University of Art & Design.
Milla Jovovich's modeling experience came in handy at her first time at the Oscars. The Resident Evil star strutted the red carpet in a silver sequinned one shouldered Elie Saab with exquisite detailing.
Also in Elie Saab, The Artist's Berenice Bejo, in a lovely mint vintage-style gown.
B ridesmaids abounded: Ellie Kemper's rust Armani Prive went with her hair; Melissa McCarthy also went with brown, a figure friendly frock bedecked with crystals. Her shoes and bag were by her pal, designer Brian Atwood. The two grew up together in suburban Illinois. Also in the plus-size winners' circle: The Help's Octavia Spencer Tadashi Shoji was classic and clean.
The color black can be boring and predictable; Bridesmaids castmate Rose Byrne was anything but in a glittery glam Vivienne Westwood. The Help nominee Jessica Chastain could have used a little fashion assistance in a too-tight gold and black embroidered Alexander Mcqueen. The bustier dress looked like a barmaid's outfit in a Wild West saloon. Costar Viola Davis put the lime in sublime in a cleavage-baring Vera Wang. Emma Stone may have wanted to rethink that big bow on her red Giambattista Valli.
George Clooney's eye candy Stacy Keibler was an Amazonian vision in a coppery Marchesa with a flower at the hip. Wondered if George asked her to wear flats. Also glistening like a goddess: Meryl Streep, in Lanvin.
What's a red carpet without a little matchy matchy . Michelle Williams, in Louis Vuitton, channeled a prim version the sex icon she played in My Week with Marilyn in a hue she called “coral.''
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For an 11-year-old, Expendables star Amara Miller did a great job playing dress-up, in an ivory Valentino Couture with gossamer veiling at the sleeves and décolletage that her “wonderful stylist pulled.''
Penelope Ann Miller was proactive when deciding what to wear. The Artist actress told E!'s Ryan Seacrest she helped design her dress, a custom Badgley Mischka.Flashing bright green contact lenses and chloehandbags . The actress, who costars in the multi-nominated silent black and white film, wanted to pay homage to the Golden Age of Hollywood,This was a fraction of diorhandbags in Beverly Hills. the era in which the movie was set.Offering a huge selection of miumiureplicahandbags online store are selling great quality replica watches. The gown spoke volumes, with intricate, sophisticated beads, a feminine curve and V-cross in the front. Miller had seen something similar in a retro fashion book and showed it to the designers for inspiration.
Also from The Artist,Get great deals for coachhandbags on eBay! Missi Pyle, who turned heads in a sexy turquoise hip hugger, which got points for being ecofriendly. Pyle was wearing the winner of the Red Carpet Green Contest, founded by James Cameron's wife Suzy Amis. Pyle told E!'s Giuliana Rancic that the sustainable creation was made with an organic, cruelty-free silk (who knew silkworms suffered?), had recycled zippers and was pleated by hand. The designer is Valentina Delfino, a Venezuelan born student at Miami International University of Art & Design.
Milla Jovovich's modeling experience came in handy at her first time at the Oscars. The Resident Evil star strutted the red carpet in a silver sequinned one shouldered Elie Saab with exquisite detailing.
Also in Elie Saab, The Artist's Berenice Bejo, in a lovely mint vintage-style gown.
B ridesmaids abounded: Ellie Kemper's rust Armani Prive went with her hair; Melissa McCarthy also went with brown, a figure friendly frock bedecked with crystals. Her shoes and bag were by her pal, designer Brian Atwood. The two grew up together in suburban Illinois. Also in the plus-size winners' circle: The Help's Octavia Spencer Tadashi Shoji was classic and clean.
The color black can be boring and predictable; Bridesmaids castmate Rose Byrne was anything but in a glittery glam Vivienne Westwood. The Help nominee Jessica Chastain could have used a little fashion assistance in a too-tight gold and black embroidered Alexander Mcqueen. The bustier dress looked like a barmaid's outfit in a Wild West saloon. Costar Viola Davis put the lime in sublime in a cleavage-baring Vera Wang. Emma Stone may have wanted to rethink that big bow on her red Giambattista Valli.
George Clooney's eye candy Stacy Keibler was an Amazonian vision in a coppery Marchesa with a flower at the hip. Wondered if George asked her to wear flats. Also glistening like a goddess: Meryl Streep, in Lanvin.
What's a red carpet without a little matchy matchy . Michelle Williams, in Louis Vuitton, channeled a prim version the sex icon she played in My Week with Marilyn in a hue she called “coral.''
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Sketches of Spain
Owned by French luxury giant LVMH (Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton S.A.) and creatively helmed by British designer Stuart Vevers,The next important aspect of cheapjackets lies on their appearances. the heartbeat of luxury leather brand 'Loewe' remains firmly rooted in its Spanish heritage in every way.
Cheong Phin spoke to the creative director about the Spanish connection after presenting his Loewe Spring/Summer 2012 collection in Hong Kong
SINCE taking over as creative director of Loewe in 2008 (after a successful stint at Mulberry), Stuart Vevers has brought a newness to the 165-year old luxury brand while keeping true to its heritage of quality leather and beautiful craftsmanship.
He redesigned the 1975 Amazona bag, for instance, with bold and playful colours, metal parts and new construction, transforming it into the label's best-selling product and, pushed the leather brand forward by taking to the runway a ready-to-wear collection of apparel and leather accessories in Paris Fashion Week every season.
From the slouchy "Granada" hobo to shooting a campaign for this season's new "Flamenco" bag in Barcelona and incorporating the rich tile designs of the Alhambra Palace in southern Spain for the Spring/Summer 2012 collection, there is always an overriding Spanish flavour present in Vevers' vision for Loewe.
Q: What was the first thing you did when you joined Loewe in 2008?
A: I changed the logo from the finer text to a bolder "Loewe Madrid 1846" -- because the brand needs to be proud of what it stands for, which includes a leather expertise that traces back more than 165 years and I wanted people to know that Loewe is from Spain (not France as thought by many based on the LVMH connection).
It was also important for me to create a language of clothing for Loewe,Buy cosmeticbagfactory online at Goldsmiths quality jewellers. which was better known for its bags,You can find all the ralphlaurenpolo you need here. and I wanted the clothing to have a strong point of view with a focus on leather, obviously, and fabrics for print.
Q: What brought about the strong Spanish connection in your vision for the brand?
A: It's interesting when you go to Spain into a brand like Loewe.
The Spanish-ness of the brand gives me a point of difference.
Today, there are many French and Italian luxury houses, but there is only one luxury house in Spain and that is Loewe.
Spanish culture is known all over the world for its amazing art and others, and the Spanish connection allows me to make Loewe more unique.
Q: Which are your favourite pieces from the Spring Summer 2012 collection?
A: The super lightweight leather pieces at the beginning of the show where you can reverse and wear on either the napa or suede side.
The construction of the garment is perfect from the inside and on the outside in every aspect.
For bags,Swiss goodskylanterns offer genuine timepieces from Omega. the slouchy "Granada" shoulder bag which has an easy soft shape with masculine touches and leather handcrafting.
Q: Who is the Loewe woman you design for?
A: The Loewe woman is grown up, pulled together and groomed with a noble attitude.Get great deals for nonwovenbagfactory on eBay!
She's young and a little bit provocative hence the bold colours.
It's what I've discovered about the characteristic of women in Spain, my favourite being Paloma Picasso.
Q: Your future plans?
A: Keep pushing the brand forward and being relevant by doing collaborations with artists for print and different designers (like Katie Hillier) whom I admire; refurbishing our existing stores at an aggressive pace with the new Peter Marino-design concept which is more in tune with the brand's new direction and, grow more in terms of Loewe's rare personal service and made-to-order, not just for bags but across clothes and accessories.
Cheong Phin spoke to the creative director about the Spanish connection after presenting his Loewe Spring/Summer 2012 collection in Hong Kong
SINCE taking over as creative director of Loewe in 2008 (after a successful stint at Mulberry), Stuart Vevers has brought a newness to the 165-year old luxury brand while keeping true to its heritage of quality leather and beautiful craftsmanship.
He redesigned the 1975 Amazona bag, for instance, with bold and playful colours, metal parts and new construction, transforming it into the label's best-selling product and, pushed the leather brand forward by taking to the runway a ready-to-wear collection of apparel and leather accessories in Paris Fashion Week every season.
From the slouchy "Granada" hobo to shooting a campaign for this season's new "Flamenco" bag in Barcelona and incorporating the rich tile designs of the Alhambra Palace in southern Spain for the Spring/Summer 2012 collection, there is always an overriding Spanish flavour present in Vevers' vision for Loewe.
Q: What was the first thing you did when you joined Loewe in 2008?
A: I changed the logo from the finer text to a bolder "Loewe Madrid 1846" -- because the brand needs to be proud of what it stands for, which includes a leather expertise that traces back more than 165 years and I wanted people to know that Loewe is from Spain (not France as thought by many based on the LVMH connection).
It was also important for me to create a language of clothing for Loewe,Buy cosmeticbagfactory online at Goldsmiths quality jewellers. which was better known for its bags,You can find all the ralphlaurenpolo you need here. and I wanted the clothing to have a strong point of view with a focus on leather, obviously, and fabrics for print.
Q: What brought about the strong Spanish connection in your vision for the brand?
A: It's interesting when you go to Spain into a brand like Loewe.
The Spanish-ness of the brand gives me a point of difference.
Today, there are many French and Italian luxury houses, but there is only one luxury house in Spain and that is Loewe.
Spanish culture is known all over the world for its amazing art and others, and the Spanish connection allows me to make Loewe more unique.
Q: Which are your favourite pieces from the Spring Summer 2012 collection?
A: The super lightweight leather pieces at the beginning of the show where you can reverse and wear on either the napa or suede side.
The construction of the garment is perfect from the inside and on the outside in every aspect.
For bags,Swiss goodskylanterns offer genuine timepieces from Omega. the slouchy "Granada" shoulder bag which has an easy soft shape with masculine touches and leather handcrafting.
Q: Who is the Loewe woman you design for?
A: The Loewe woman is grown up, pulled together and groomed with a noble attitude.Get great deals for nonwovenbagfactory on eBay!
She's young and a little bit provocative hence the bold colours.
It's what I've discovered about the characteristic of women in Spain, my favourite being Paloma Picasso.
Q: Your future plans?
A: Keep pushing the brand forward and being relevant by doing collaborations with artists for print and different designers (like Katie Hillier) whom I admire; refurbishing our existing stores at an aggressive pace with the new Peter Marino-design concept which is more in tune with the brand's new direction and, grow more in terms of Loewe's rare personal service and made-to-order, not just for bags but across clothes and accessories.
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