Miley Cyrus ivory silk gown at OSCAR

• Author: Fendi
• Filed under: Celebrities, Designers, Entertainment, Oscar
• Date: Feb 23,2009

Miley Cyrus‘ ivory silk chiffon Zuhair Murad confection, with scalloped tiers and foil-like embroidery, was too much dress for a 16-year-old. Similarly, Marisa Tomei’s dove gray, one-shoulder Versace gown with spiraling origami pleats was so ornate, you barely noticed her.

Anne Hathaway looked like a mermaid in Giorgio Armani Prive’s champagne-colored mermaid gown, covered in half-dollar-sized clear paillettes, but I wonder whether it crunched when she sat. Read the rest of this entry »

Mccain beer veto

• Author: Fendi
• Filed under: Entertainment, Famous, Fashion, Oscar, Politics
• Date: Sep 8,2008

There’s no difference between politics, money and fame , yun lang! Wahh!. Ay feeling ko gusto kung mag tagalog ever. Hehehe. Nahawa narin kasi ako sa mga blogfriends ko na sina, Chuvaness at Reynz na ang tataray talaga ng mga blog entries Pati ba naman politics di pina lagpas. O sya ska jag prata Tagalog just nu. Jag känner at göra det för det post! Bara det! Om du rösta McCain, dina pengar ska bli till Oscar de la Renta dress och öl!

Laura Bush
Oscar de la Renta suit: $2,500
Stuart Weitzman heels: $325
Pearl stud earrings: $600–$1,500
Total: Between $3,425 and $4,325

Cindy McCain
Oscar de la Renta dress: $3,000
Chanel J12 White Ceramic Watch: $4,500
Three-carat diamond earrings: $280,000
Four-strand pearl necklace: $11,000–$25,000
Shoes, designer unknown: $600
Total: Between $299,100 and $313,100

Excluding Botox and Spa sessions!
“It caught our attention, then, when First Lady Laura Bush and would-be First Lady Cindy McCain took the stage Tuesday night wearing some rather fancy designer clothes. So we asked our fashion department to price out their outfits.”
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Oscar winner Stan Winston dies

• Author: Fendi
• Filed under: Celebrities, Famous, Fendi, Oscar
• Date: Jun 18,2008

Stan Winston, the Oscar-winning special effects, creature and makeup artist whose innovative creations include the full-scale animatronic dinosaurs in “Jurassic Park” and the futuristic Terminators, has died. He was 62.

Winston died Sunday at his home in Malibu after a seven-year battle with myeloma, a Stan Winston Studio spokeswoman said.

During a film and TV career that spanned four decades, Winston collaborated with such filmmakers as Steven Spielberg and James Cameron and worked on some of his generation’s most memorable films. Read the rest of this entry »

Oscar 2008 winners

• Author: kissfendi
• Filed under: Celebrities, Entertainment, Famous, Film, Gossip, Oscar
• Date: Feb 25,2008

From left, British actor Daniel Day-Lewis poses with the Oscar for best actor for his work in ‘There Will Be Blood,’ British actress Tilda Swinton poses with the Oscar for best supporting actress for her work in ‘Michael Clayton,’ French actress Marion Cotillard poses with the Oscar for best actress for her work in ‘La Vie en Rose,’ and Spanish actor Javier Bardem poses with the Oscar for best supporting actor for his work in ‘No Country for Old Men’ at the 80th Academy Awards Sunday, Feb. 24, 2008, in Los Angeles.

The 80th Academy Awards show, hosted by Jon Stewart, was filled with glamor, entertainment, humor, and few surprises. Hollywood’s premiere awards show did not disappoint with its parade of stars dressed for the the movie industry’s most prestigious night.

Jon Stewart had a wealth of material to draw from to keep the crowd entertained…from the recent writer’s strike to the presidential campaign. He also took some humorous shots at various Oscar nominees as well as actors in the audience.
2008 Academy Award Winners. Read the rest of this entry »

Oscar 2008 red carpet

• Author: kissfendi
• Filed under: Celebrities, Entertainment, Famous, Fashion, Oscar, Society
• Date: Feb 25,2008

Katherine Heigl, Helen Mirren, Miley Cyrus, Ruby Dee, Anne Hathaway and Heidi Klum were among the stars in red gowns Sunday night at the Kodak Theatre in Los Angeles. Shades of plum were worn by Cate Blanchett and Jessica Alba.

“The actresses went regal and royal with rich reds and purples,” said Oscar.com fashion analyst Tom Julian.
Rubenstein added: “There was a kind of uniform timelessness, which is very nice, but considering those who watch this show do it to get a fashion cue, I wish they were a little more timely than timeless.”

He labeled French actress Marion Cotillard’s ivory-and-silver gown by Jean Paul Gaultier with scalloped fabric that looked like fish scales the most distinctive of the night.

Jennifer Hudson, who caused last year’s biggest fashion flap with a futuristic bolero jacket, was more appropriate this year in a white halter gown.

Pregnant actresses Blanchett, in a Dries van Noten halter gown with floral beading on the skirt, and Alba,.
One-shoulder gowns were also popular, worn by Hilary Swank in Versace, Olivia Thirlby in Vera Wang, Hathaway in Marchesa and Heigl in Escada. Heigl’s gown had a slim-fitting draped bodice, and the front of Hathaway’s gown was covered in fabric roses.

Tilda Swinton, who told E! she had never even seen the Oscars on TV, wore an odd one-arm gown by Alber Elbaz for Lanvin and no apparent makeup, a look that seemed in character for the actress, who was born in London into a patrician Scottish military family.

Calista Flockhart went for a vintage ice-blue goddess gown from Rare Vintage.

Several stars opted for strapless styles, including Renee Zellweger in a silver lace gown by Carolina Herrera. Read the rest of this entry »