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If you ever find yourself at a loss for a chat-up line, you can't go wrong complementing a girl's fashion sense. It certainly seems to have worked for Russell Brand, who's romance with fiancé and "California Gurls" singer Katy Perry all started with an Alexander McQueen bracelet.
In Brand's sequel to autobiography My Booky Wook, the British comedian recounts the moment he fell for Perry when he complemented her bracelet at the MTV Video Music Awards.
"It is an Alexander McQueen bangle, a simple hoop with two skulls facing each other at the ends. Wordlessly she smiles, removes it and places it on my wrist, gently handcuffing me. 'It's okay. Keep it. To remind you of me.'…I look at her and it makes me feel still. Then, looking into her eyes, quietly I say: 'I don't need anything to remind me of you.' That is how I fell in love. Throughout (the VMAs) I carried the bracelet in my pocket. Even though she was there."
As adorable as it is to see a happy stylish couple brought together by fashion, all I can think about is how much I want that bracelet.
by Emma Freed
As I mentioned before there were two collections at Untold season 7 that I took a particular liking to. The first was a collection by Tijana and Mila Popovic and the second was a menswear collection from Ross Paul Keenan. The Saville Rowe trained designer was the winner of this year's Untold competition and won the prize of showcasing his collection at Untold. After seeing his collection it was obvious why he won.
Ross Paul Keenan's collection is a fusion of vintage tailoring with a contemporary vibe. The result is a collection that is perfectly suited to the dapper man of the 21st century. I love how he reworked classic silhouettes such as the trench coat and waistcoat and gave them a modern interpretation.
The Illamasqua flagship store launched last week on Beak Street. The store offers the brands full product range and also plays home to the Illamasqua School of Makeup Art. The school offers courses on enhancing makeup skills to the next level so as to achieve the perfect vintage look. The courses are delivered by professional makeup artists that are on hand to give advice.
"The Illamasqua School of Make up art is an epicentre of inspiration, colour's, textures and discussion. A creative space for experimentation with make-up, discussion about colour, trend, facial styling and individuality. This store represents a creative haven, a make up Mecca where any expression with make up is possible, likely, or just a pot or pan away from grasp. A mirage of colour in central London where we invite you to play and stay a while or learn, express or delve into your creativity and knowledge. The short courses we offer build an expressive platform to perfect make up artistry principles; learn additional professional techniques and master more proficient make-up skills with confidence. It is truly exciting that as a British cosmetic brand we can bring our fountain of colour and knowledge to make our mark of difference to the heart of central London."- David Horne, Director of New Product Development
Rosie Huntington Whiteley is one of the most popular British models and she is on the verge of becoming the world' most famous model when she stars as the female lead in Transformers 3. It should come as no surprise that photographer Rankin, is set to dedicate an entire book to the British Supermodel.
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