Saturday, 6 June 2015
I love my shape,men don't fancy skinny girls-Woman with the World's Biggest Hips says
Despite being 5' 4" and weighing 420lbs,
Mikel Ruffinelli, 39, who features in TLC’s
documentary World’s Biggest Hips, insists
that she sees no reason to slim down or shape
up .She says he husband loves her that way
and men prefer her figure to slim ladies.
'Men don’t fancy skinny girls, they like
an hourglass figure,' she says. 'I think
it's very feminine to have curves. It
makes us womanly, it makes us
beautiful. I rather be this size and
happy, with me loving me, than to be
skinny, that size, and be unhappy.'
Mikel and her husband
Mikel Ruffinelli's hips and bottom measures a staggering 8ft around!
Photos by xpus
Shes beautiful, but biko i will stick to skinny.. :-)
Fashionista Victoria Beckham wishes to give Hillary Clinton a fashion makeover
Victoria Beckham recently shared her desire of giving Hilary Clinton a fashion makeover before her run for President.
The former Spice Girl said that she would love to dress the former US secretary of state, who is well known for her lack of fashion sense and had even topped 2014 list of worst-dressed women in world, the Mirror has reported.
The 41-year-old fashion designer's brand's fan
following includes Beyonce, Gwyneth Paltrow, Cameron Diaz, Kate Winslet, Anne Hathway and Cheryl Cole. Notably, Clinton, who only swears to wear trouser suits, called herself a "pantsuit aficionado" on Twitter.
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Friday, 5 June 2015
Kylie Jenner and sister Kendall reveal their Topshop clothing collection
H&M is finally opening its first store in India
“H&M will open doors to its first Indian
flagship store in New Delhi this fall,” the
company said in a statement.
Its debut in the country feels long
overdue, not least of all because the
company originally planned to enter
India last year, but also because it’s
lagging behind its competitors in
capitalising on India’s growing middle
class and grabbing part of the
country’s $41 billion apparel market .
The India store will be the latest addition
to H&M’s briskly expanding global
presence.
Thursday, 4 June 2015
Bruce Jenner's New Identity Sparks Internet Memes...
Caitlyn, formerly known as Bruce Jenner, stars in Annie Leibowitz shoot for Vanity Fair and within hours of unveiling her new identity, Twitter was flooded with a number of memes (people sha, Lol!). While some claim Caitlyn looks more glamorous than ex-wife, Kris, others said she upstaged Kim Kardashian on the day she announced her pregnancy... Check out some funny memes below
Photos by dailymail/Instagram
Photos by dailymail/Instagram
MAC Cosmetics Rumored to Be Eyeing Caitlyn Jenner for Campaign
Since Caitlyn Jenner made her debut on Vanity Fair earlier this week, the question crossing everyone’s lips was, of course, which brand would be the first to tap her for a campaign.
According to Page Six, Estée Lauder
brand MAC is eyeing the reality TV star for an
endorsement opportunity. Apparently, MAC’s people have been considering Jenner as a spokesperson for a while now and if the deal goes through, that would be two Jenners under the Estée Lauder umbrella. Caitlyn’s daughter Kendall already has a contract with the
cosmetics giant , so we wouldn’t be surprised if the deal with MAC moved forward.
Yves Saint Laurent ad banned for featuring 'unhealthily underweight' model
An Yves Saint Laurent ad has been banned
for featuring a model with a visible rib cage
and knees and thighs of a similar width, according to the Independent.
The ad, which appeared in Elle UK magazine,
featured a black-and-white photo of a
woman described by the Advertising
Standards Authority (ASA) as “unhealthily
underweight”, wearing a short black dress
and high heels and lying on the floor with
her eyes closed. A reader complained that the ad was irresponsible for using a model who
appeared to be unhealthily thin.
The ASA said YSL “indicated that they did not
agree with the complainant’s view that the
model was unhealthily thin” but did not
provide a detailed response. Elle UK told the
watchdog it had no comment. The ruling said: “We therefore considered that the model appeared unhealthily underweight in the image and concluded that the ad was irresponsible.”
The ASA ruled that the ad must not appear
again in its current form, adding: “We told
the advertisers to ensure that the images in
their ads were prepared responsibly.”
YSL declined to comment on the ruling.
Earlier this year, a campaign for the YSL
perfume Black Opium was cleared by the ASA
after complaints that it glamorised drug use.
Wednesday, 3 June 2015
Slay or Nay- Ebube Nwagbo in Sheer skirt and sneakers
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