A Healthy Message from Fashion Designers

It’s Fashion Week in New York, and everyone is abuzz with spring 2010 trends. One trend happens to be seasonless- and that's good nutrition. This week the Council of Fashion Designers of America is distributing a nutrition pamphlet called ‘Model Foods For The Model Life' as part of the CFDA Health Initiative.

Jill Stuart's Fall of 2009 Designer Clothes Collection

Jill Stuart was born in Manhattan on January 5, 1965 and attended the Dalton School. Her mother, Lynn Stuart, was a well known fashion designer in the 1960’s and 70’s, who dressed many celebrities including Natalie Wood and Lucille Ball.
In 1993, while the young contemporary New York fashion designers were setting forth grunge-inspired ensembles, Jill Stuart created a new sportswear label which was subsequently featured in Clueless. The glamorous pieces which have been described as "cool pretty girl" clothing by industry publications including Women’s Wear Daily, W magazine and Teen Vogue.
The Jill Stuart label is also well known[who?] for innovative ad campaigns with top fashion photographers on all fashion designer clothes.

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Here are some of Jill Stuart's Fall of 2009 Collection:

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Top 5 Crystal Bags at Judith Leiber

5. Spring Breeze Bag
Price: $3,495
This is a big rectangular minadiere, which has a gentle angled surface. It is hand beaded in wonderful spring flowers motif. It comes with a nineteen inch chain and a push down closure.

Top 10 Celebrity Hairstyles for Summer '09

2009, a new season for celebrities to bring out their new and fresh hairstyles.

1. Katie Holmes Short Hairstyle

This short hairstyle is an alternative to a supershort, pixie length cut. It is short enough to be very low maintenance but long enough to have some hair to frame the face. Some texturizing is done at hair ends. A round brush and blow dryer are all thats needed for a great look.

What to wear, Where - 4 Dress Codes of Fashion and Style

A dress code is a set of rules governing what garments may be worn together. Examples of dress codes are combinations such as "smart casual", or "morning dress". A classification of these codes is normally made for varying levels of formality and times of day. In traditional Western dressing, for men the more formal dress codes, such as "black tie", are highly codified with essentially fixed definitions, mostly unchanged for more than fifty years, while the more casual classifications change very quickly, and a world-wide or widely relevant discussion is impossible. For women, changes in fashion and style are more rapid.