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Sunday, January 31, 2010
I'm really glad..
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Saturday, January 30, 2010
Trisha Sizzling Hot Pics From Namo Venkatesa
Kareena Kapoor Sizzles on Femina Magazine January 2010
Film - The Young Victoria
I wasn't sure whether or not I wanted to go see 'The Young Victoria' in a theater or not. It seemed, at least from the trailer, more like a Masterpiece Theater production, something that I would rather order on Netflix. But since I'm fascinated with 18th and 19th Century history especially the art, architecture, furniture, clothing and jewelry of those periods, I thought that this was certainly a film to see on a big screen...at least on a cold Sunday afternoon.
Emily Blunt's performance in 'The Young Victoria' didn't have the fire of Kate Blanchett in 'Elizabeth', the gravitas of Judi Dench in 'Mrs. Brown' or the purposefulness of Helen Miren in 'The Queen' but that was due more to the script than to her acting.
And I felt that the script was incomplete in the sense that there wasn't enough back story explaining the situation in England. How many people today have an understanding of this historical period and the fragility of the British monarchy after the Revolutionary War, the madness of King George, the French Revolution, the years of war with Napoleon and the pressures of an expanding empire. The film didn't give us any of this historical context.
But what the film did give us was the importance of royal marriages in terms of strategic alliances, and what made this story extraordinary was the fact that the marriage of Victoria and Albert, was not only a brilliant strategic alliance, but a true love match.
Historical and Romantical!
But let's face it, I really saw the film for the costumes and the jewelry like these silver gilt (silver and gold) diamond earrings and diamond riviere necklace.
And what isn't seen in this photo was Victoria's wedding ring, a gold snake symbolizing eternal love. Something similar to this.
Dior Couture Spring/Summer 2010 - The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
MAC in Lillyland (Lilly Pulitzer) Swatches collections
Group Product Pictures
Swatches of Creme Blushes ( Perfect For Layering Over Powder Blushes For A long Lasting Look)
Joie-De-Vivre and Optimistic Orange
Swatches of Paint Pots ( Layer under eyeshadows to help your shadows stay longer)
Rubenesque and Fresco Rose
Swatches of Lipgelees ( Look like dazzleglasses X 10 for sparkling lips)
Shift To Pink and Lush & Bright
Swatch of Pearlmatte
Alone Swirled Together
Swatch of Nail Polish Coconut Ice
MAC in Lillyland (Lilly Pulitzer) Swatches collections
Group Product Pictures
Swatches of Creme Blushes ( Perfect For Layering Over Powder Blushes For A long Lasting Look)
Joie-De-Vivre and Optimistic Orange
Swatches of Paint Pots ( Layer under eyeshadows to help your shadows stay longer)
Rubenesque and Fresco Rose
Swatches of Lipgelees ( Look like dazzleglasses X 10 for sparkling lips)
Shift To Pink and Lush & Bright
Swatch of Pearlmatte
Alone Swirled Together
Swatch of Nail Polish Coconut Ice
MAC Give Me Liberty of London Collection
The very latest in a series of famous M∙A∙Collaborations, it was only a matter of time before the demure-to-daring kaleidoscopic prints of Liberty of London coloured our world with Brit wit and bohemian chic. From the unstudied, Sienna Miller style of Spitalfields Market to the grit-and-glamour of Portobello Road, the swinging London girl has always been an unstoppable M·A·C makeup force! Spring 2010 insists on the ultimate flower fusion, with M∙A∙C joining forces with Liberty, creating cool Britannia compacts and Lipsticks, Eye Shadows, Powder, Blush, Nail Lacquers and, of course – blushing, bountiful, quite British accessories.
Beauty powder
- Shell pearl - Pale peach with gold pearl
- Summer Rose - Soft violet pink with pearl
- Give me liberty of London - Flat creamy pink (matte)
- Free to be - Creamy true coral (matte)
- Dame’s desire - Frosty mid-tone reddish purple (frost)
- Birds & Berries - Frosted dark green blue (veluxe pearl)
- Bough grey - Mid-tone blueish grey (satin)
- Ever hip - Creamy light coral (cremesheen)
- Peachstock - Neutral peach (satin)
- Petals & Peacocks - Creamy bright magenta pink (amplified)
- Blooming lovely - Creamy greyed lilac mauve (amplified)
Lipglass
- Frankly fresh - Neutral pink beige with soft pearl
- Perennial high style - Creamy bright pink coral
- English accents - Creamy midtone blue pink
- A different groove - Deep purple brown with pearl
- Prim & proper - Neutral nude
- Dirty Plum - Sheer Dark Plum (Pro)
- Vestral white - Creamy white (cream)
- Blue India - Dark green blue with pearl (cream)
- Liberty of london makeup bag/small – MAC stores & online only - $ 22,00
A limited-edition laminated makeup bag decorated with an exclusively created flower and bird pattern for the Give Me Liberty of London collection. Zip closure boasts a fabulously outsize floral pull. Measures 8″ x 2.75″ x 3.5″. - Liberty of london makeup bag/medium – MAC stores & online only - $ 25,00
A limited-edition laminated makeup bag decorated with an exclusively created flower and bird pattern for the Give Me Liberty of London collection. Zip closure boasts a fabulously outsize floral pull. Measures 8″ x 2.75″ x 5″. - Liberty of london scarf – MAC stores & online only - $ 95,00
A limited-edition scarf designed with an exclusively created floral pattern for the Give Me Liberty of London collection. Rows of coral, orange, yellow and blue flowers form a repeating pattern on a white background. The fabric is a soft wool/viscose blend. Made in Italy. Measures 27″ x 82″.