Tuesday, 24 November 2015

Victoria Beckham - Designer was slammed for using thin models in recent fashion show

'They're thin, but that doesn't mean they're ill': Victoria Beckham defends using slim models 'who needed feeding' to showcase her designs at New York fashion week

Designer was slammed for using thin models in recent fashion show

Hundreds of fans complained directly to the star on social media

Victoria has hit back, saying all the girls in her show were 'healthy'

Insists that her collections are designed for women of all shapes and sizes

Fans took to social media to complain that Victoria had sent a 'parade of skeletons' down the catwalk at her Spring/Summer 2016 show in New York in September.

But the designer, 41, insists that her casting director liaised with the modelling agencies and ensured all the girls were healthy before the show.

Victoria came under fire for choosing a gaunt looking Peyton Knight, 17, to close her Spring/Summer 2016 show at New York fashion week in September

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Wednesday, 11 November 2015

The New Victoria’s Secret Fantasy Bra Is Finally Unveiled

To paraphrase Michelle Pfeiffer’s character in Scarface, when it comes to the Victoria’s Secret Fantasy Bra, nothing exceeds like excess. A grand centerpiece of lingerie has been a longstanding tradition at Victoria’s Secret for nearly two decades, with iterations weighing down famous runway walkers like Claudia Schiffer and Gisele Bündchen with all manner of figure-accenting glamorous glitz. And after 685 hours of labor and more than 6,500 precious gems, the Fireworks Fantasy Bra is finally here. Worn by Victoria’s Secret veteran Angel Lily Aldridgeand crafted by the label’s traditional jeweler, Mouawad, the sleek demi-shaped bra is adorned with spark-like bursts of more than 14 different precious gems, from blue topaz and garnet to yellow sapphire—all set in 18-karat gold. As for the diamonds? The total weight is more than 375 carats—so imagine Angelina Jolie Pitt’s 16-carat engagement ring making rounds on a bustier about 23 times. In total, the combined weight of all the stones is just under 1,364 carats, while even the panties pack a punch, dotted with 126 diamonds and 400 other precious stones. But as for the most whopping figure? The price tag: The set is valued at $2 million. After all, who said underpinnings had to be barely there?

Here, watch Aldridge unveil the Fireworks Fantasy Bra with a shimmy and a shake.

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Photographed by Guy Aroch / Courtesy of Victoria’s Secret

These Gorgeous Rings Have A Smart Secret

By CHRISTINA BONNINGTON

Wearable technology has a smart premise: It's designed to get you the information you need, when you need it, without you having to dig your phone out of your purse. Many of the current options out there really aren't that good-looking, though. Luckily, Ringly doesn't fall into that category. And today, it's also got new designs to choose from.

Ringly is a customizable, connected smart ring. Through its app, you can select which notifications you want sent to the ring, and you can choose color and vibration alerts that let you know what type of update your phone just received. This way, unlike with your regular phone-vibration alerts, you can immediately distinguish between a text from your boss and a new follower on Instagram. If it's the former, you can peek at your phone to see what it was. If it's the latter, you can ignore it until later (or not — we won't judge).

Ringly originally came in only one style, but today it adds three new gemstone options: black onyx, pink chalcedony, and labradorite. Some of the semi-precious gemstones are slightly translucent, so if you get a notification, a subtle light will shine through (light otherwise shines out the sides). Pricing starts at $195, and the rings are available for purchase today.