Lana Del Rey Brand Ambassador H & M

Lana Del Rey is not only to pursue his career in the music world. Singer of 'Born To Die' is also currently pursue the world of models and want to get into the fashion industry.

Women who are contracted by the management model 'Next Model' in January, is now rumored to have a new job in the fashion industry. As reported by The New York Post, Lana Del Rey be the brand ambassador retail brand H & M.

"She (Lana Del Rey) shoot for H & M campaign in New York," said the source.

The Swedish brand is not denied, but H & M also did not give any comment on the news. Although not necessarily true, but Del Rey was already had experience in the fashion world.

Women's 26-year collaboration with British label called "The Del Rey. The red-haired girl makes a bag that will release next week.

The American singer did have a good fashion sense. He often uses vintage-style dresses in the 50's and 60's.

Alberta Ferretti, Pre-Fall 2012

Alberta Ferretti, Pre-Fall 2012. (dok. Alberta Ferretti)

Jewelry Making at Camp Fenton Fallon

Last night Dana Lorenz of Fenton Fallon dumped out her precious craft box to let fashion bloggers have a go at creating their own Fenton Fallon-ish necklaces.

The tables were lined with all the bits and baubles that go into making that one-of-a-kind Fenton Fallon jewelry we love: heavy strips of chain in neon colors, fat strands of pearls, scraps of rhinestone costume jewelry, and much much more. It was overwhelming. Luckily there were martinis on hand (because there’s nothing like a martini for making working with tiny jewelry pliers easier).


Lorenz gave a brief tutorial and then left us to our own devices (though she was on hand to offer help). I was pleased with my necklace but it was no Fenton Fallon. And excluding P.S. I Made This’s Erica Domesek, who confessed that she was taking the materials home so she could perfect her necklace, everyone seemed a little flummoxed. Even when you’ve got all the materials to recreate a Fenton Fallon masterpiece, it’s pretty hard to replicate the real thing.

The high-fashion arts and crafts sesh left us with a newfound respect for Lorenz’s creative genius. We’ll keep on blogging and leave the linking and plier-ing and crafting to her.

Source: http://fashionista.com/2010/08/last-nights-parties-jewelry-making-at-camp-fenton-fallon-with-adult-beverages/

Fashion News Roundup

Fashion News Roundup: Betsey Helps You Get Your Eyebrows In Line, D&G Has A Lover’s Spat With Selfridges, & Madonna Can’t Get A Break.


The Big Tweeze: Tweezing: we do it to look good, but we rarely look good while doing it (just watch the faces you make in the mirror next time you start plucking). Until now, that is–Betsey Johnson, in yet another somewhat strange collaboration, will release her line of designer tweezers for Tweezerman starting September 1. {Bella Sugar}

Dolce Dispute: Dolce & Gabbana and Selfridges have come to an allegedly mutual agreement to stop their partnership, come next spring. While neither party has pointed fingers, we can’t help but look on this with the same skepticism we have when couples “mutually” split–c’mon, guys. One way or another, somebody’s getting dumped. {Vogue UK}

Causing A Commotion: A Los Angeles clothing company is suing Madonna in regards to her new clothing line for Macy’s, claiming that they have been using the name “Material Girl” for years. Wait, who’s ripping off whom? Didn’t Madonna invent that phrase? Yeesh. {TMZ}

Chrissie Hynde is Still the Coolest: She’s currently collaborating with her ex-boyfriend, who is half her age, on both an album and a fashion collection. We wish we could handle something like that. {WWD} Source: http://fashionista.com