Source: http://www.celebritydatingblog.com/2010/10/who-has-emilio-estevez-dated.html
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Havoc Says Mobb Deep Album Is In the Works, Wants Solo LP
Filed under: Hip-Hop, Hip-Hop News, Exclusive
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"We're working on new music everyday so an album is just more [about] us getting back on the road and bonding again and just clicking," Havoc told the BoomBox. "[Being back on stage] been everything that I expected and more. We've been gone for a long time. The fans wanted to see it, I wanted to see it. I think I was more excited than the fans."
As previously reported, Prodigy revealed that he had written enough material behind bars to fill 20 albums, Havoc has no immediate plans of putting out a solo project. "I always fantasize about [a solo album] so I would be a liar if I said, 'No,'" he reveals. "Most likely I'll spin off and do a project of my own."
Source: http://www.theboombox.com/2011/05/25/havoc-says-mobb-deep-album-is-in-the-works-wants-solo-lp/
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Cynthia Smith on Vogue.com
How great does Cynthia Smith look in Vogue.com’s 5 Days, 5 Looks, 1 Girl? We love how she accessorized her bike with our wicker-basket. Wicker, rattan clutches, minaudieres and� straw totes feel particularly right for this summer. Thanks to Cynthia and photographer Marko MacPhearson.
Source: http://blog.toryburch.com/2011/05/cynthia-smith-on-vogue-com/
Cool, sheer and colorful 1930s spring fashions
? Day 123 of Vintage 365 ?
From the pages of the spring/summer 1938 Sear & Roebuck catalog comes a selection of the most delightfully pretty late 1930s women's fashions I've encountered in a long time. These cheerful, terrifically elegant dresses - airy as spun sugar - are paired with equally chic, wonderfully sprightly hats that help set the whole mood of these highly feminine outfits.
{Vintage 1930s Sears catalog page via juffrouwig on Flickr.}
I look at these three beautiful young women and I'm suddenly struck with the intense desire to transport back in time seventy three years. While 1920s and early 30s styles can be hard for me to pull off (thanks to my petite, hourglass figure that definitely does not jive well with most flapper era fashions), as the thirties rolled onward women's fashions began to change and return to more structured, tailored styles, some of which, do work for me.
These three styles seem to bridge the gap between the early 30s and war years of the 40s perfectly. They're streamlined, but still somewhat billowy and carefree; ripe with wonderfully lovely details such as ruffled collars, ribbon sash belts, and sheer fabric overlays. Two sport polka dots (which on the darling red dress are in the shape of little hearts, to boot!), and the third is a timelessly beautiful floral print that looks as though a stunning May garden has come to life on a short-sleeved springtime frock.
I would wear anyone of these looks, but am perhaps most in love with floral dress that boasts a jolly corsage-like detail in the centre of the neckline. I go weak in the knee for vintage dresses with flowers on them and would adore the chance to wear this thoroughly wonderful 1930s number.
All three looks are works of art unto themselves though, each so agelessly appealing and, I think, also rather easy to wear. While it might be quite tricky to track down these exact dresses today, similar styles can still be found online (etsy shop, Adeline?s Attic, which features an expertly curated array of vintage pieces, is one of my absolute favourite sources of great 1930s fashions) and at second hand stores that stock clothing from the thirties.
This May, why not draw inspiration, as I certainly am, from this vintage Sears catalog page to help ensure that you look every bit as lovely - and springtime worthy - today as these ladies did seven decades ago.
Source: http://www.chronicallyvintage.com/2011/05/cool-sheer-and-colorful-1930s-spring.html
Five Fabric Flower Rings for Spring
As floral blooms are popping up everywhere on the East Coast, it reminds us that it’s time to bring back the flower rings! With a twist, that is. Instead of regular rings of floral buds, this time we’re looking at fabric rings made into the blooms. Whether you want to go for traditional pinks or reds or something more unique (like a bright blue) this is a fun, easy way to add a bit of spring to any outfit. What about price points? They come for just a few bucks or around fifty. You can get handmade rings, or designer ones. We’ve picked five of our current favorites. Let us know what you think. Which is your favorite? Do you prefer the defined petals of the Kate Spade rings, or the floaty ones as shown with the first ring? Fabric Flower Rings Pink Fabric Flower Ring $4.27 from FashionAddict.com.au, HERE Kate Spade Pink Flower Ring $55.00 from Piperlime, HERE Ruby Satin Flower Ring $12.00 Nomsa from Etsy, HERE Kate Spade New York Date Night Solid Ring : Kate Spade New York Ring $55.00 from Zappos.com, HERE Coral Shimmer Fabric Rose Ring $4.27 from FashionAddict.com.au, HERE This post Five Fabric Flower … Continue reading
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Source: http://ringoblog.com/ring-by-type/flower-rings/five-fabric-flower-rings-for-spring/
Spotlight On: National Pet Month
In honor of �National Pet Month, here is a photo of Tory and�her brother, Jamie with their�German Shepherd�Donde. Simone, the Siamese cat, obviously had somewhere else to be…. Who was your childhood pet?
Source: http://blog.toryburch.com/2011/05/spotlight-on-national-pet-month/
Not Your Average Baby Shower!
Thank you to everyone who joined us at the Super Baby Shower at Babies R Us in Union Square. 150 new and expectant moms came out to shop for their registries and play baby shower games. We learned that being...
Source: http://blog.skiphop.com/2011/04/baby-shower-games-and-shopping-at-babies-r-us-in-union-square.html
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