Sunday, February 28, 2010

Flawless Face

Jacquelyn Jablonski is a sexy and mysterious vixen for her cover shoot of Deutsch’s February issue. Photographed by David Roemer in wet and revealing looks, the American beauty shines in denim heavy ensembles styled by Kasia Pysiak. -fashiongonerogue-



Photos courtesy of fashiongonerogue

-J.SAAB

Day Two of Milan Glam

Sex kittens, working girls, and motorcycle mamas on the second day of Milan Fashion Week.

To the sound of engines revving, Donatella Versace unleashed a lineup of red-hot motorcycle mamas: Iris, Natasha, Abbey Lee—all tricked out in leather pants and high-performance motocross coats. Which is not to say there wasn’t the usual lineup of bombshell attire, including metallic bustier mini dresses and body glove gowns with daring cut-outs.


Classic Armani elegance was given a youthful jolt at Emporio Armani, where menswear-inspired looks were paired with bold, geometric jewelry; architectural shoes; and an eye-popping infusion of orange. And despite the masculine vibe, there were plenty of feminine details, such as rosette-trimmed dresses that drew applause from the audience.


Luis Buñuel’s 1972 film The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie served as inspiration for Sportmax’s jaunty collection. A '70s collegiate theme ran throughout, as evidenced by cashmere anoraks, slouchy knits, and pleated skirts, worn with over-the-knee socks and open-toe hiking boots. Belted wool coats with fur sleeves, woven caramel leather dresses, high-waisted trousers, and a series of gold bugle-bead gowns—for Fall, Gianfranco Ferré’s Tommaso Aquilano and Roberto Rimondi sent out a subtle, luxurious, wearable, and immensely desirable collection, paired to great effect with slicked-back hair and glossy red lips.

For Fall, Raf Simons took Jil Sander into new territory with innovative variations on the classic tweed suit. Worn with flat work boots and hair pulled tightly into a ponytail, the effect had an action adventure feel—Lara Croft, if you will, morphed with Coco Chanel.

Photos and words courtesy of V Magazine

-J.SAAB

Saturday, February 27, 2010

Viva La Glam, Indeed!


Check out the latest behind the scenes for Cyndi Lauper and Lady Gaga for their Viva Glam lipsticks. Lady Gaga's is a pretty pink and Cyndi Lauper's is a vivacious red. The colors could not be more classic and the cause more beautiful. No matter what, we're sure the new dynamic duo are going to make an impact in a gorgeous way.





photos courtesy of cocoperez
-H.Kattan

A Certain Je Ne Sais Quoi About Her...

OBSESSED: Isabeli Fontana

Cover girl Isabeli Fontana is the very picture of refined elegance for her latest work in March’s Harper’s Bazaar Russia. Styled by Natalia Alaveridan in everything from Dolce & Gabbana to Agent Provocateur, Isabeli walks the line between sexy and ladylike in Marcin Tyszka’s French Chic. -fashiongonerogue-






Photos courtesy of fashiongonerogue

-J.SAAB

Lula Magazine

Strawberry Shortcake inspired outfits styled by Leith Clark.
Photos courtesy of fashiongonerogue

-J.SAAB

Regal Twigs

Noted Hair Accessory | CC Twigs hair comb

Photo courtesy of WWD

-J.SAAB

Friday, February 26, 2010

Flawless Foundation Tutorial

As requested, how I perfect foundation!




Products I used:

MAC Prep and Prime
Perfekt Eye Cream
MAC Studio Fluid Fix Foundation
MAC Moistureblend Concealer
MAC Mineralize Skinfinish Foundation
Makeup Forever Sculpting Kit
Cargo Melt Proof Bronzer
MAC Blush in Melba
Recommended Highlighters: Smashbox Softlights, Dior Skin Finish



-H.Kattan

Iron Warrior

NOTEWORTHY: Yves Saint Laurent Bangles
IMPRINTS Bangles | $650 to $1290 | Yves Saint Laurent | ysl.com

Maison Moschino


Moschino Cheap & Chic Fall 2010 | Milan Fashion Week

To celebrate the opening of Maison Moschino, the company's new hotel in Milan's Viale Monte Grappa, Rosella Jardini and her Cheap & Chic team changed up their show format, flying in British pop sensation Pixie Lott to perform and enlisting Italian actress Asia Argento to deejay. In other words, this was trademark Cheap & Chic: nothing too serious, full of fashion in-jokes, and contagiously upbeat. To wit: The last model out sashayed by in a spangled shift dress with big block letters that read: "Fashion must go on!" Just in case it doesn't, though, it was a clever move for Jardini and co. to branch out with this new hotel. -style.com-





Photos courtesy of style.com
-J.SAAB

Optical Illusion at Givenchy


Optical-print open-toe bandage wedge platform

Photos courtesy of style.com

-J.SAAB

Thursday, February 25, 2010

McCartney, McQueen, Westwood ... DYNAMITE!

Photographer Johan Sandberg shoot some of the spring season’s best pieces with Off the Rails from the latest issue of Tank. Starring Laura Blokhina and styled by Pandora Lennard, the moody spread offers up looks from Prada, Dolce & Gabbana and Calvin Klein. -fashiongonerogue-










Photos courtesy of fashiongonerogue

-J.SAAB

Sharp Shooter

GUCCI | Leather knee-high boot with cutout detail

Photo courtesy of Gucci
-J.SAAB

Fashion Fit

Coveted Item: TOPSHOP Jackets


Multi Button Biker Jacket | £85.00


Shawl Collar Boyfriend Blazer | £65.00

Striped Boucle Bolero Jacket | £55.00

Jersy Frill Crop Jacket | £45.00



Photos courtesy of topshop

-J.SAAB

Indulge Your Skin with Korres

Seems like everyone is getting the memo that Korres products are nothing short of amazing. Everyone from Harvey Nichols, to Sephora, and Bloomingdales (to name a few) have decided to carry the power brand. Not only are they super natural and gentle on your skin, but they smell amazing and have incredible moisturizing power. These are some HIGHLY recommended products.


Jasmine Body Butter
Pomegranate Cleansing Wipes
White Tea Cleanser
Cinnamon and Natural Clay Anti-Acne Mask
photos courtesy of korres

You can buy these products at select Nordstroms (US), Sephora (US), Bloomingdales (Dubai Mall), Harvey Nichols (Mall of the Emirates, Dubai), and the Korres store (Dubai Mall), and online.

-H.Kattan

GaGa ... Ohh La La!

Lady Gaga has tapped two fashion houses — Armani and Prada — to help outfit her for the overseas leg of her Monster Ball tour, which began last week in Manchester. Giorgio Armani, who dressed the singer for the Grammys, fashioned four separate looks, including two sparkly bodysuits, an iridescent mini-dress and a floor-length black patent trench coat. -WWD-




Photos courtesy of WWD


-J.SAAB