08 March 2010
Elizabeth Banks: beautiful gray gown, up swept bun with diamond headband, so tasteful.
Go Tina Go! Writer/actor/funny lady Tina Fey, Michael Kors leopard sequin one shoulder number. Made me smile.
Gorgeous Charlize Theron, rose petal gown with train...pleated rose design on front.
Ever radiant and multi-talented Queen Latifa in her one shoulder diagonal bejeweled gown.
Sarah Jessica Parker: embellished Chanel couture gown, she shines like gem, (from the inside)
Jennifer Lopez silk organza Giorgio Armani Prive, brushed pink gown. Poured into this baby, looking great!
Director/fashion icon Tom Ford: sharp, stiff and awkward.
Blind Side's Sandra Bullock...winner of the best actress in her poured silver Marchesa! Talented, humble, funny and REAL!
18 February 2010
We had an amazing time today on Rachel Ray... Jessica, Tracey and Denise all wrote into the show to see how they could get some help looking cute, fun, and ALIVE... With clothing options being slim, clothing lines that have plus size clothes having little or no marketing budget shouting from the roof tops that they even exist, what is a woman who wants to paint the town red to do? There is a a big discussion going on ....... (please join as a member to read the rest of this post)
Join us at www.RachelRay.com, message boards, size 20+ fashions...we're all there sharing and having fun!
07 January 2010
FTC Cracks Down On Greenwashing Claims Volume 635 ASI Central August 13, 2009
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has charged four non-industry apparel manufacturers with deceptively marketing their products as eco-friendly when the companies' production processes were, in fact, harmful to the environment. "With the tremendous expansion of green claims in today's marketplace, it is particularly important for the FTC to address deceptive environmental claims," said David Vladeck, director of the FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection.
The accused companies, which use the business names of Jonäno, Mad Mod, Pure Bamboo and Bamboosa, have claimed some of their clothing products are made from bamboo fiber. Instead, the FTC says those clothes are actually made of rayon, a man-made fiber created from the cellulose found in plants and trees and processed with a harsh chemical. With its latest action, the FTC is pledging to more tightly scrutinize greenwashing, a term used to describe unsubstantiated environmental claims about products. "When companies sell products woven from man-made fibers, such as rayon," Vladeck says, "it is important that they accurately label and advertise those products."
While Jonäno, Mad Mod and Pure Bamboo have agreed to settlements, the FTC is continuing litigation against Bamboosa, also known as The M Group. None of the accused companies have acknowledged wrongdoing, but the settling manufacturers have agreed to end their eco-friendly claims.
To support fair advertising among manufacturers, the FTC has produced a new publication designed to help businesses properly sell clothing and textile products that are made from bamboo. For more information and for FTC compliance rules, go to: www.ftc.gov.
07 January 2010
Chic, hip and in the know designer and visionary Anna Scholz is having a very nice sale... Check her out: www.annascholz.com
If you're not in the buying mood, check her out anyway to see what is happening in fashion right now, admire models you can relate to, and be inspired with the hair and makeup trends you may want to try on your own.
Anna is a fearless designer who creates fashion for a woman's body!
Anna Scholz, Unit 0.2, The Chandelier Building, 8 Scrubs Lane, London, UK, NW10 6RB +44 (0)20 8964 3040 +44 (0)20 8964 5020
info@annascholz.com
04 January 2010
Big Sale on HauteLook.com on Sale for a limited amount of hours. Designer sale at 65-75% off. I believe you have to register to get notified...right now Meghan is on sale with beautiful billowy tops/dresses. Their larger sizes may work since it looks so roomy. Love the prints. Just might depend on the length...check it out for yourself.
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