Have a hot Valentine´s Day

Once you have picked your super sexy dress, you need something even hotter to wear underneath. If you really want to amp up your lingerie look this Valentine’s Day, step into a world of lust and luxury.

 

From barely-there sheer lace to seductive strapping and sensual lingerie, we dare you to be your sexiest self! See our favourite sets for this year’s most romantic night!

 

Victoria’s Secret Satin & Lace Low Back Slip

 

 

Hanky Panky Embroidered Tie Bralette & Bikini

 

 

This Valentine's Day, treat yourself to something silky, lacy, or barely there, attached or not, to put a sexy spring in your step.

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Galia Lahav 2017 ‘Made to Order’ Collection

Galia Lahav’s this year collection is strongly inspired by the Bohemian unconventional lifestyle and is dedicated to the Italian filmmaker Federico Fellini. As Fellini knew his way in Blending fantasy, baroque images and earthiness, so is this whimsical “BOBO” collection; You’ll find a handful of fabrics, silhouettes, laces and senses of style that redefines the term “wedding outfits”

 

 The “bohemians” such as us the DREAMERS, were known for pursuing a musical, artistic and literary livelihood… So, in this context, the collection is suit for adventurers and aspiring brides-to-be that seek a fashion ‘arcane enlightenment’. The Color palette is a mixture of Pink Blush, Silver linings and Ivory and Milky-white laces, alongside trendy unconventional cuts.

 

 

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The 3 New Metallic Varnishes By Louboutin

Loubichrome is the new nail varnish trio on the block this year: available in three iridescent, specchio leather-inspired shades in bottles inspired by Louboutin heels themselves.

This is a limited edition collection of mini nail colours made up of energetic shades inspired by the ultra-luxurious qualities of specchio, a laminated leather with a mirror-like quality, loved by
Christian Louboutin for its ability to capture light and take on new dimension.

 

 Available in a selection of stores and on christianlouboutin.com

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Seductive Lip Colours for Valentines Day

No matter the cold and grey weather outside, keep your lipstick bright.

Red, Pink doesn’t have to mean pastel, so trade yours in for these winter-approved hues, doing anything from making a flirtatiously sweet statement on Valentine’s day to setting the mood for cocktails with the girls.


 On Valentine’s Day the stakes are high.

 

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How To Wear The Gold Pleated Skirt

Shine on this season in a glamorous gold pleated skirt. It’s definitely a statement piece that can be a little tricky to pull off, but with our help you can totally master.

Teamed with midi and maxi as well as mini hemlines and  unexpected textures like leather, and styled with moto and baseball jackets and slouchy sweaters and tees over blazers and oxfords, pleated skirts no longer just scream preppy.

Get some inspiration for your next party or just for your street style routine. How would you wear this trend?

 

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Golden Globes 2017 – Best Beauty Looks

Some of our favorites include Emily Ratajkowski’s spiked drop earrings, Heidi Klum’s slicked-back cut and Natalie Portman’s bold lips.

From vampy lipstick to fiery smoky eye and shorter locks – click through the gallery to see the best hair and make-up from the Golden Globe Awards 2017.

 

 

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Sweater Style To Steal

They call this sweater weather with good reason — when Winter hits there’s nothing we love more than a good knit. Apparently a lot of celebrities feel the same way. We all have a common goal:

stylishly outsmart fall’s chilly climates.When it comes to colder winter days, the sweater is a very important piece that can be worn so many different ways. Not only are they comfortable and come in different variations, but worn the right way they can flatter the figure.

These ladies do so with such style, so flip through  and take notes from them.

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Diamond Nails” Are The Latest Beauty Trend

If your heart went all aflutter after you saw last year’s shattered-glass nail trend, then we have excellent news. South Korean manicurist Eunkyung Park, owner of Seoul’s Unistella Salon and the creator of some of the most creative nail art we’ve ever seen, has sparked yet another trend we’re dying to get our hands on (or rather, get on our hands). And if you can believe it, it’s even shinier — and more mesmerising — than her last.

 

Where the glassy technique used pieces of cellophane to create a prismatic effect, the updated version uses what looks like holographic foil that you’d find at a craft store. Park hasn’t shared her exact method of creating the look, but our guess is that she employs a similar cut-and-glue M.O. to create that diamond-like shine. (Hence why Park calls it the 3-D diamond nail.)

Considering just how quickly its predecessor look shot to Instagram stardom, don’t be surprised if diamond nail art starts showing up on your feed, like, yesterday. Want to beat everyone else to the punch? Grab some foil, a clear topcoat, a pair of scissors, and give it a try. Just don't do it on days you need to concentrate — because you won't be able to look away.

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Winter Must have: Teddy Bear Coat

The oversized teddy bear coat is having a major moment right now.

Teddy bear soft and timelessly stylish our cosy cocoon coat will leave you yearning for icy weather and brisk winter breezes.  
 
A few years ago Kim Kardashian made one Max Mara coat her staple and the trend is still going strong. If you’re layering in a bold teddy bear coat, style it with simple separates, like a black sweater, skinny jeans, and ankle boots.

Check out some chic ways to style that cute trend this winter.

 

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Monique Lhuillier 2017 Bridal Collection

 Monique Lhuillier was feeling nostalgic this season.

Celebrating her 20th year in business, for Fall ’17, she mined her earliest bridal collections from the ’90s for inspiration. “I noticed that the dresses haven’t changed that much [since then]. The only thing that’s really different is the hair and makeup,” she said with a laugh. So she reimagined some of her first silhouettes and details, like deep V-necklines, which dipped even lower here; scooped-out backs, which were sexier than ever; and satin sashes around the waist, which became skinny, bow-tied ribbons for 2017.

I wanted to capture the feeling of being madly in love and someone who feels pure bliss,' says Lhullier. 'My Spring 2017 bridal collection is inspired by a woman running through a garden.'
Models wearing whimsical floral or crystal crowns floated down the catwalk in gowns with Lhullier's signature deep necklines and fairytale-like embellishment. But for Spring Lhullier has exercised a more delicate touch.

 

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Victoria Beckham Will Receive OBE For Services To Fashion

The fashion designer will receive her award in Queen Elizabeth’s New Year’s Honours list, and the news was supposed to be kept a secret until it was announced by Buckingham Palace, but it has since leaked after Victoria informed family members.

 

 Tory MP Andrew Bridgen told the Daily Mail: “Nominees are sworn to secrecy, so she has broken the first rule of being offered the honour. It would appear to be a breach of protocol and perhaps raises questions over her suitability that she has leaked her own nomination. This further discredits our honours system.”

 And fellow Tory Peter Bone added: “It is certainly a betrayal of etiquette, it is just not done. It is just wrong and I don’t understand why anyone would leak something like that. To get an honour is extremely important and it might well be for a very good reason but you just don’t leak it. Full stop.”

Victoria  Beckham – who was named a UN Goodwill Ambassador in 2014 – will receive her OBE for her charity work and contributions to fashion.

Victoria’s husband David Beckham received an OBE in 2003.

Beckham/Posh Spice will be the first member of the Spice Girls to receive the honor, though considering their enormous contributions to the late '90s pre-teen culture and style, we expect she won't be the last!!

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Happiness

 

If you are happy, you can give happiness."

 

 

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New Year - New Wedding

 

Bridal's Spring 2017 season was all about exaggerated shapes (cue the bell sleeves, collared gowns and super-full skirts), textural floral appliqués and a more edgy, badass bride. Fall 2017 has us going back to basics, refreshing bridal staples in hopes of making the classics–like beading, tiers, bows, super-feminine laces and frothy tulles–new again. Below, bridal's new looks, fresh takes and fashion-forward updates worth noting.

 

 After seasons of sheer gowns, super-sexy looks and borderline risqué silhouettes, designers covered up for Fall 2017. After all, the concept of the bride wearing white, at its core, is about virginity and purity. This season, designers turned up the volume on traditional roots, sending covered-up, angelic looks with delicately pleated, Victorian necklines, full skirts, ladylike laces and feminine, textural appliqués down the runways. The trend hearkened to a youthful innocence the bridal runways have been lacking lately, and the proof lay in both the designers' inspirations and the execution: Vera Wang dubbed her Fall 2017 collection "Young Love," while Monique Lhuillier started her show notes with a string of adjectives, beginning with the keyword "youthful." 

 

 Bows for brides...groundbreaking. While this may seem like the most bare-bones idea for bridal, this season bows took on new forms–from oversized and abundant to architecturally draped and folded. No longer simply used to cinch your waist (and we'd typically discourage you from wearing add-on sashes that feel more like afterthoughts than part of the dress' design), these ties, knots, obis and twists adorned and embellished gowns of all shapes and styles. 

 

Fine lace will always have its place, but ribbon-work, matelassé, devouré and textural laces like guipure, macrame and re-appliquéd and embroidered laces gave this season's dresses a third dimension. While undoubtedly luxe in quality, these textures lend structure to otherwise romantic styles, and add visual interest to architectural silhouettes. 

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