Posted on 11 June 2010 by luisa
According to FashionTrendsetter this season’s colour palette is one of vibrancy, not unlike the 
colours you may remember from the iMac Colour in the early 2000’s; green, bright orange and pink. In addition to these three basics, this season also features softer pastels reminiscent of the naivety of the 1950’s. And opposite the lighter shades are deep purples, blues, greens and oranges. The most popular of colours and appearing all across the board are no surprise with rich neutrals like auburn and midnight blue.
No matter the source, the winning colour this year has to be turquoise. Appearing on every site and coming in as this year’s Pantone colour of the year, there’s no question turquoise is a great colour. Turquoise evokes a calming and comforted emotion, while maintaining a fun tropical appeal. An aesthetically pleasing combination of blue and green, turquoise possesses positive qualities from both colours. Easily one of the most popular colours blue is associated with the happiness you may find with a perfect blue sky; whereas green, the colour most seen in nature, makes you think of growth and more recently the shift to living “greener”.
If there is some doubt as to which colours to wear this summer, at least remember there is one that is easily matched with almost every other colour in the spectrum. Turquoise compliments your reds and pinks, livens up your greens and neutrals, and gives you blue a maritime feel. And if you feel in the mood to be original, it can be paired with chartreuse effectively.
Posted on 30 May 2008 by admin
If you don’t know who Mr. Big is or where Charlotte keeps her rabbit… (we’re not talking about the chocolate bar or a cute bunny)by now you probably recognize the following names –
Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte and Miranda. They taught us how to be strong, independent women all while setting some of today’s hottest fashion trends.
Who doesn’t dream of a closet full of Monolos?
With the premier of
Sex and the City hitting the big screen today, it’s only natural that us girls (and guys- whether they admit to watching the show or not), celebrate in style! Last night more than 400 young professional and
FABULOUS ladies donned their best cocktail dress and 4 inch heels (minimum!) at
Longoverdew’s, 21+
Pink Carpet Soiree event at the
Satori Supper Club. The doors opened at 9pm and the club was quickly filled with ladies
dressed to the nines. I don’t think I’ve ever seen Queen and Bathurst look so good and the few gentlemen in attendance sure had great eye candy for the night.
The theme was Cocktail Glam and if you were tight for time and didn’t have a chance to get your nails done, complimentary manicured stations were set up to polish off your look. If you wanted to get a touch-up before your professional photo shoot on the pink carpet,
Makeup Forever set up camp offering their touch of Glam!
If that wasn’t enough, in true Samantha style, a stripper pole was set up on the patio where Flirty Girl Fitness showed the crowd how fun it is to get a great total body workout.
And what’s a party without glitzy prizes and fun gift bags? Throughout the night, attendees were able to buy raffle tickets, with proceeds going towards
StepStones, a non-profit organization dedicated to help young women have a chance at a brighter future. Prizes included gift baskets, jewelry and of course our very own
JUZD t-shirts!
Overall it was a great night; there was a great buzz in the the air-
stilettos, pink vodka martinis, cocktail dresses, chocolate and great company. What more could a girl ask for? Well…Monolos would be nice, but every girl truly dreams BIG
Posted on 21 February 2008 by admin
colours you may remember from the iMac Colour in the early 2000’s; green, bright orange and pink. In addition to these three basics, this season also features softer pastels reminiscent of the naivety of the 1950’s. And opposite the lighter shades are deep purples, blues, greens and oranges. The most popular of colours and appearing all across the board are no surprise with rich neutrals like auburn and midnight blue.
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