Bondage girls in leather and botox for migraine.

• Author: kissfendi
• Filed under: Dresses, Famous, Fendi
• Date: Feb 27,2007

Fashion Androgyny and botox for migraine.
I have done-many nuts and twas a well done today aside from just browsing porno. After the Oscar circus now I am back on my own carpet rolling my sleeves napping for I need my skin system to rejuvenate itself than just go for a regular botox treatment. Good news to abercrombie and fitch who is suffering from migraine because a new innovation that could use as treatment for migraines combines botox and surgery has come with a good result. Maybe it’s time to bin your migraine pads and in stead sleep with botox needles on your bedside.

I was just curios about Paul and his latest collections during the London fashion week because much of the shays that his collection came up with much surprise. I also came up with Versace whips and horse gear at Milan’s Fashion which also made a statement which it was Versace’s creations stand out from the rest even DSQUARED also came up a ravishing collection.

Yes we know, it comes round every season. But this time it feels as though it could stick. Why? Partly as a reaction to all the volume that designers have been playing around with for the past two years. And partly as a reaction to … the lack of volume that designers have been playing around with. Super-tight, super-suction dresses (see the 1980s) are all very well if you have the body of a supernova and the tastes of a WAG (wife and girlfriend), but the rest of us will probably want to opt for something more forgiving (and giving).

Admittedly, the subject of brogues (divine or dyke-y) has riven the fashion department in two. But less contentiously, we’re agreed that British tailoring is still a force to be reckoned with, especially at Margaret Howell - where the trousers had slouch appeal and the trad knits looked cool - but also at Aquascutum, where the wool flannel dresses and bustiers were curvy but not aggressively so. Paul Smith added oversized sweaters with kimono sleeves and baggy V-neck cardigans to the pinstripe and tweed mix, layering textures and degrees of formality for an office look that seems fresh all over again. Read more for what is on the street of Milan…

On the street of Milan

Sure, eroticism is in the cultural spotlight, and the blinders could simply be implying that women are focused on where they are going (uh-huh), but it’s absurd to suggest that anyone pay designer prices for a dress with a buckled leather harness or pumps with shiny ribbed heels resembling sex toys. You can get that stuff on Hollywood Boulevard for a steal.

I guess another way of looking at these leather-bound fantasies is as expressions of aggression, which was a potent theme on the runways this week. At its tamest, it appeared as a studded leather trench and gauntlet gloves at Burberry Prorsum, a fur helmet and shiny black vinyl dress at Marni, and aviator jackets at Gucci and Max Mara. At its most barbaric, it was the shaggy, long-haired fur coats in nearly every collection, including Fendi, DSquared and the up-and-coming label 6267. They were apparently goat, though they looked more like gorilla. The toxic colors, synthetic-looking knits and aggressively weird shag coats and clutch bags at Prada were also part of this dark vision.

PS:

I have to take my regular beauty regiments for now… I am trying to be nice as what anyone harassed me keep my beauty still as object of anyone’s affection. Tomorrow I have a big test I don’t know yet what to answer since I haven’t seen the test paper yet. I just want everyone wish me Abercrombie and fitch with luck. Thanks to the people of Norway who keep sending thier love and to my girls in Lund, I love you mwahh!

I am still your lovely Cavalli,

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