Jurgita no2

Nยบ 2 | 2012

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Cool Hunting

Frida Kahlo

Fashion Trends For Summer 2012

Swimsuit Fashion History

NEW FACES

What does M.A.M.A. do?

16 years old Rising Photographer

It's your TIME! Be visible!

Send us your fashion outfit!

Global

Fashion

If you are really stylish person, you can show that to the world! To be considered for the Global Fashion spread in the magazine, send your photo to: editor@jurgita.com, please include your name, age, location and some notes about your style. All photos must be clear, large, well-lit and show fashion/style.

Not all photos can be included in the magazine.

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FASHION PHOTOGRAPHY • we will publish only PRO level of photography.

• high resolution photos are needed for the magazine, low resolution photos - for the portal.

• minimum 6 photos with different styles, make-up, locations.

• photos must be unique. Can not be published in other magazines.

• data of all team with the links to their blogs if possible.

• this is a non paid contribution – you will get full credit for every image published.

• full and correct credits for all images, jurgita magazine is not responsible for the mistakes made in credits. send the submissions to: editor@jurgita.com note: submission does not guarantee publication. Due to the large volume of submissions we choose the best ones, the most suitable for our magazine. It can happen also that we do not publish it in the next issue, but consider it for future ones, or include them to our portal jurgita.com

CONTRIBUTE FASHION PHOTOGRAPHY

Be seen by millions!

Photography Reda Mickeviciute (www.redaphoto.com)

New FACES Meet a fresh new Lithuanian blondy model! Born and based in Kaunas she was pursued by modeling agents since the early days. At the age of fourteen she signed her first contract with the mother agency and started doing the castings. In just a few weeks she received two amazing offers. One of which was a huge brand show in Paris. Unfortunately, a new law passed banning models under sixteen and the trip to Paris had to be cancelled. Two more years to grow, learn and improve her modeling skills. Right now she is working on her second contract in Asia. And she is ready to rock the shows. No doubt, she will fascinate and conquer the biggest markets very soon.

Keep watching!

Full name: Ugne Dagilyte Mother Agency: Supermodels Model Management Booker: rasa@supermodels.lt Nationality: Lithuanian Birth date: 3rd Feb 1997 Height: 180 cm Bust: 80 cm Waist: 59 cm Hips: 88 cm Eyes: Blue Hair: Blonde

PROMOTE YOUR NEW FACE

UGNE DAGILYTE

BOOK NOW Agency: Supermodels

Migle Gromnickaite

Karolis Inokaitis

Zivile Cibaite

PROMOTE YOUR NEW FACE

New Faces Promotion • we need nice polaroids or snaps of the model.

• some great pictures from the test if possible.

• high resolution photos are needed for the magazine, low resolution photos - for the portal.

• data of the model: age, height, measurements, location.

• data of the mother agency: name, location.

• data of agencies she places with (if placed). send the submissions to: editor@jurgita.com note: submission does not guarantee publication. Due to the large volume of submissions we choose the best ones, the most suitable for our magazine. It can happen also that we do not publish it in the next issue, but consider it for future ones, or include them to our portal jurgita.com

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JURGITA Modeling and Fashion magazine Issue 2 / 2012

EDITORIAL Publisher & Founder Ugnius Kiguolis, Jurgita Kiguole Editor-in-chief Sandra Kliukaite Fashion & Art Editor Reda Mickeviciute Senior Designer Justina Juozenaite Advertising Director Milda Zeimiene Photographers George Livieratos, Reda Mickeviciute

COVER Photography George Livieratos (Greece) www.georgelivieratos.com Style: Antonia Skandalari Make Up: Prokopios Makrilakis Hair Style: Nicolas Balialios Photographer's assistant: Paulos Chadoulis Post-production: “Plusdesign” Clothes: SPYRIDON TSAGARAKIS Model: Gerda “Supermodels” You Can Be Here. Join Us On www.jurgita.com Contact Us jurgita@jurgita.com

PC „Akropolis” PC „Akropolis” PC „Akropolis” Karaliaus Mindaugo pr. 49 Taikos pr. 61 Ozo g. 25 Kaunas Klaipėda Vilnius

PC „Akropolis” Aido g. 8 Šiauliai

PC „Ozas“ Ozo g. 18 Vilnius

PC „Mega” Islandijos pl. 32 Kaunas

PC „Babilonas” PC „HYPER MAXIMA” V. Kudirkos g. 3 Savitiškio g. 61 Marijampolė Panevėžys

SUMMARY 2 FASHION / GLOBAL FASHION 4 FASHION / FASHION PHOTOGRAPHY 6 FASHION / NEW FACES 12 EDITORIAL 14 SUMMARY 17 FASHION / OUTFIT 18 COOL HUNTING // Inspiration: T.R.O.P.I.C 20 CONTRIBUTION // MAMA is here!

22 PHOTOSESSION // The Sky of Greece...

32 FASHION / TRENDS // Swimsuit Fashion History 37 FASHION / TRENDS // Swimwear Trends For Spring/Summer 2012 40 CONTRIBUTION // 16 years old Rising Photographer 42 GOURMET // Fashion X Ice Cream X Chocolate 44 PHOTOSESSION // The Four Elements: Fire, Water, Air, Earth 50 FASHION / TRENDS // The Sea 52 PHOTOSESSION // The Gardens of Paradise 60 FASHION / TRENDS // The Flowers 62 PHOTOSESSION // Barbie Girl 68 COOL HUNTING // Desperado: Once Upon A Time In Mexico 70 COOL HUNTING // Frida Kahlo 74 PHOTOSESSION // Little Canyon 82 DESIGN / MADE IN LITHUANIA 86 PHOTOSESSION // VooDoo Fashion 94 KITCHEN // Elegant Barbecue 98 FASHION / CATWALK // Autumn/Winter 2012-2013

MEN

Shops promotion

We're always on the lookout for shops for product placement: jewellery, watches, accessories, stationery, clothing, footwear, homewares, bags...! We always feature original, quality items. All items must be available for purchase through your online shop. We adjust images from each online shop - so clear, large photos (preferably on a white background) are a must. Email JURGITA with a link to your shop for consideration at: editor@jurgita.com We will include shops that fit our requirements on affiliate commission basis.

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"Kenzo"

"Albino"

"Givenchy"

ONLINE “Asos” (www.asos.com), “Albino” (www.maisonalbino.com), “Givenchy” (www.givenchy.com), “Karen Millen” (www.karenmillen.com), “Kenzo” (www.kenzo.com), “Mango” (www.mango.com), “Topshop” (www.topshop.com).

Necklace “Mango” ~$ 41 Jacket “Topshop” ~$ 95 Blouse “Topshop” ~$ 43 Trousers “Topshop” ~$ 58 Shoes “Asos” ~$ 87 Earrings “Mango” ~$ 28 Bag “Karen Millen” ~$ 405

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1. Book “36 Hours: 150 Weekends in the USA & Canada” (www.taschen.com) ~$ 36; 2. Travel Towel “Travelteq”. Handmade in Amsterdam (www.couturelab.com) ~$ 115; 3. Tropical Leaf Bomber Jacket “Topshop” (www.topshop.com) ~$ 61; 4. Al Fresco Cocktail Set by G. Lorenzi (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 3.156; 5. Chair “Acapulco” (www.madeindesign.co.uk) ~$ 425; 6. Hanging Chair “Fabio” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 3.205; 7. Floppy Hat “Bon Voyage” (www.asos.com) ~$ 29; 8. Swimwear “Zara” (www.zara.com) ~$ 34; 9. Jet Set Stool Table (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 268; 10. Seashell Orange Cushion (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 40; 11. Vintage Cherokee Backpack (www.freepeople.com) ~$ 548; 12. Camera “La Sardina - Sapphire Serpent” (www.lomography.com) ~$ 72; 13. Parrot brooch “Mango” (www.mango.com) ~$ 40; 14. Playing Cards Set by Elie Bleu (www.couturelab.com) ~$ 1.076; 15. Shell and Skull Bracelet “Mango” (www.mango.com) ~$ 12; 16. Cork Oxford Flat Shoes “Osborn Sunset” (www.asos.com) ~$ 255; 17. Seedbead Beach Bangle “Asos” “L'occitane” (www.asos.com) ~$ 14; 18. Mom & Baby Cream with Shea Butter (www.loccitane.lt) ~$ 21; 19. Thai Drum - Buff by Andrew Martin (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 1.007.

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1. Slipper Shoes with Tropical Print “Asos LEON” (www.asos.com) ~$ 23; 2. Crocus Placement Scarf Bomber Jacket “Topshop” (www.topshop.com) ~$ 69; 3. Floral Espadrille Wedges “Asos HELENA” (www.asos.com) ~$ 29; 4. Hei Poa Pur Monoi Traditional Oil (www.asos.com) ~$ 14; 5. Pieces Nigela Flower Earrings “Asos” (www.asos.com) ~$ 7; 6. Vase by Pierre Marie from “Domestic” (www.madeindesign.co.uk) ~$ 47; 7. Multi Weave Straw Floppy Hat (www.asos.com) ~$ 32; 8. Straw Hat “Denim & Supply by Ralph Lauren” (www.asos.com) ~$ 94; 9. SteamCream 3 In 1 Moisturiser Salon Tin (www.asos.com) ~$ 15; 10. Tropical Printed Vanity Bag “Mango” (www.mango.com) ~$ 28; 11. Hugo Beach Towel by “Missoni Home” (www.couturelab.com) ~$ 163; 12. Kitchen Timer “Josephine Banana” (www.alessi.com) ~$ 39; 13. Silk Foulard “Mango” (www.mango.com) ~$ 45; 14. Armchair by Tom Dixon (www.madeindesign.co.uk) ~$ 2.188; 15. Hei Poa Monoi SPF 6 Spray (www.asos.com) ~$ 16; 16. Shower Octopus by Jens Widerberg “Pa Design” (www.madeindesign.co.uk) ~$ 36; 17. Pineapple Sunglasses (www.asos.com) ~$ 17; 18. Pineapple Bag (www.asos.com) ~$ 43; 19. Flower Girl Collage by Michael Roberts (www.couturelab.com) ~$ 14.489; 20. Elephant Salt and Pepper Shakers by Jonathan Adler (www.couturelab.com) ~$ 69.

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M.A.M.A. is here!

The modeling business is one of the most prestige and visual businesses in the world, a dream of many young girls and boys and an inspiration for millions. A serious business for models, agencies, managers mainly a profitable business tool to promote brands, designers and magazines.

Since its inception in the 1940's the modeling business has expanded globally and today with advanced technology model managers can find models and introduce the models within seconds to partner agencies around the globe.

With a large and growing community of managers (scouts) and models, the industry has become extremely competitive.

The current massive competition, lack of basic rules, regulation and business ethics for such a massive and important business has damaged many within its business community.

The modeling business is currently one of the only prestige and important businesses or industries in the world that does not have a serious union or association to set some basic advice, rules and regulations.

M.A.M.A has been created and managed by leading experienced members of the model business so that we can all compete in a fair manner and to have a better business experience.

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M.A.M.A unites Mother Agents/“Managers” from around the globe in order to protect the interests of managers and models while keeping a fair balance with the interests of our partner retail agencies and agents and clients.

Advising members, and setting ethical rules and regulations so that we can all compete in a fair and respectful manner.

M.A.M.A will continue to develop and set rules and regulations that will benefit us all Managers Models and Agents.

M.A.M.A has been developed with the clear understanding that mother agents (managers) and retail agencies (agents) need to find a clearer organized manner to work together in partnership and ethical harmony for the benefit of the models career.

So what does M.A.M.A. do?

M.A.M.A current main agenda topics are:

• “switching models” a plague that is hurting our industry. contracts must be respected. Models have the right to request a switch of managers and or agencies either by mutual consent of both parties of the agreement or by a judge decision. It is the models obligation to get a release of agreement from the court and not the managers/ mother agents. Models with the supervision of managers must not leave agencies with debts and before switching agencies the models and managers must settle outstanding debts or reach an agreement for future settlement of debt.

• commissions and commission agreements.

Drafting a recommended “MCA” Manager Commission Agreement advised for all members.

The agreement will set the basic fundamental rules and regulations of M.A.M.A open to negotiation and most certainly to negotiate the financial terms of the agreement. *it is strictly prohibited of any M.A.M.A. directors or members to mutually agree or set rates on commissions or fees.

• contracts/agreements between Managers and Models, M.A.M.A. will advise its members on the basic requirements for a proper manager representation agreement. this includes the right to represent the model, model career planning, model placement with partner agencies, negotiate on the models behalf and manage the model activities internationally.

• model welfare as managers that have many of times exclusive world wide agreements with models, we must stay alert to the models welfare and wellbeing. M.A.M.A supports the initiatives of various organizations such such as the model alliance and join in making the model business and working conditions a better place for models especially for underage models.

• bridging disputes between managers/ models/agents. M.A.M.A.’s, directors, members, volunteers, legal and financial consultants will be made available to consult members in order to guide and possibly resolve disputes or issues with the aim of reaching a mutually agreed bridging solution and thus offering the parties the ability to continue to work together.

Taking better care of our models and introducing a Model Hotline (www.m-a-m-a.org)

M.A.M.A has developed a model hotline feature to assist models and parents with model business information, answer questions or concerns, help resolve issues, receive information about rogue or scam agencies in addition to assisting if possible to Emergencies.

Model Hotline is based on the premise that when models encounter problems, they usually turn first to their peers for advice. Many models think their parents can’t possibly understand what’s happening in their lives and that their friends might laugh or abandon them. Model Hotline provides a safe, confidential place to talk things out with another model, manager or industry volunteer who can understand and will listen, but not judge.

This simple act of listening can make a huge difference – sometimes a life-saving one.

Models know they can trust Models Hotline – and they do.

The power of unity Now that we have united managers and models M.A.M.A. members have the ability to share information, find agreed bridging points and if necessary take mutual action against those who hurt the model business by breaking model business ethics.

Search for M.A.M.A.’s member seal M.A.M.A. provides to its members a special logo, or “member seal”, which is intended to allow members of the fashion and model business, models future models and their guardian, clients, marketing, the advertising community – and the general public – to know that a particular company, or division of a company, is a member of the association. The logo is intended to be displayed only by current members of the organization in standard marketing materials. A typical use of such “seal” could include a website, an email promotion, or a printed brochure or advertisement.

If you haven’t done it yet join M.A.M.A. today?

Listen to what mama tells you MAMA

www.m-a-m-a.org

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The Sky of

Greece...

George Livieratos photography

Photography: George Livieratos (Greece) www.georgelivieratos.com Style: Antonia Skandalari Make Up: Prokopios Makrilakis Hair Style: Nicolas Balialios Photographer's assistant: Paulos Chadoulis Post-production: “Plusdesign” Model: Gerda “Supermodels” You Can Be Here. Join Us On www.jurgita.com Contact Us jurgita@jurgita.com

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Muslin dress with sequins by Frida Karadima (www.frida-karadima.com); Purple silk and muslin dress by Christos Costarellos (www.costarellos.gr); Black chiffon and satin dress by Atelier Loukia (www.loukia.gr); Silk chemise dress and leather python belt by Dimitris Petrou (www.dimitrispetrou.com); Black swimsuit by Maria Patelis; Black tulle dress by Lukas Alifragis.

Shoes by Sebastian (www.sebastianmilano.com), Fratelli Karida (www.frida-karadima.com), United Nude (www.unitednude.com). Handmade Jewelry by Eleftheriou Jewelry (www.eleftherioujewelry.com).

FASHION & STYLE F A S H IO N H I S TOR Y

History of the In 1946, one brave French has made a blast in the history of the bikini. He introduced a modern bikini, but he could not find a model who would dare to model it. For this reason, he chose a night club dancer Micheline, who agreed to model a new bikini in a public pool of Paris. Finally, women from all over the world could take a break just like the women in Ancient era did, when they started wearing light bathing suits of two parts – bikini prototypes. Mosaic walls in Roman villa, which was built more than two thousand five hundred years ago in Sicily, is a living proof that bikini existed before Catholic dogmas made women dress from head to toe even on the beach.

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Victorian Rules of Beach Fashion

Although swimwear exists for a few thousand years, the rules how to wear it appeared only in 17-19 centuries when seaside resorts began to expand. At first bathing suits seemed to be very strange and rather reminded of fall/winter clothing than light summer clothes.

For example, the main fashion trends of swimwear in the 19th century were dark colors, knee length dress-jacket made from thick cloth and three quarter pants almost covering anklebones. A trendy girl at that time also wore a hat to make it even “hotter”. Swimwear has not changed much even after the end of Victorian era. When the King Edward has changed the Queen of England who was the longest to rule the country, the cult of excessive shyness and restriction was still on top. However, little by little things started changing.

Interwar. Jantzen Revolution

In 1907 Australian swimmer Annette Kellerman came to the United States and she dared to wear a bathing suit uncovering hands, legs and neck. She was arrested in Boston’s beach and accused of obscene behavior. A few years later, inspired by the courage of Australian swimmer, an American designer Carl Jantzen designed first functional bathing suit that reminded a light jumpsuit with short sleeves and shorts. Eventually, this suit became standard. Later, a suit of Jantzen has been transformed into a tight suit that is very close to a modern one-piece bathing suit. da ra The first ones who wore these bathing suits P , , and made them popular were Hollywood z e n e i m r, t n, a nRita s H D i o a r di c i , J e actresses Ava Gardner, r l c qu a n e C u c Ca Esther Hayworth, Ja i s ti i e r r , G , a P en h r others.

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suits appeared on the pages of “Vogue” and “Life” magazines.

Besides, for the first time they appeared in advertising boards and a company of bathing suites created by Jantzen became a wellknown brand “Jantzen” which is popular to this day. However, the biggest revolution of bathing suits had to wait a little…

Postwar. “Explosion” Caused by Louis Réard Once Louis Réard, a French engineer of automobiles came to Les Folies Bergères music club in Paris. By looking at the dancers he got an idea to create a bathing suit that would only cover the most

intimate parts of woman’s body. So on the 5th of July 1946, Louis Réard together with local designer Jacques Heim introduced a bathing suit that caused a real “explosion”.

The new suit was once again modeled by a strip dancer Micheline Bernardini from “Casino de Paris” club, because no other model agreed to model it. Michelline modeled in one of a public pools in Paris. That was a modern twopiece bathing suit that Louis Réard named on behalf of an island in the Pacific Ocean where nuclear tests had been previously carried out. Louis Réard was convinced that this suit will bring explosion in fashion and compared it to explosion of atomic bomb. And he was right.

Beach Fashion Trends in 50’s and 60’s

In 1947, a legendary French designer Christian Dior started a new era, called New Look. Fashion became more liberal than ever before. In 1955, Dior has designed a collection of light bathing suits which became very popular among Hollywood actresses. In 1957, another not less famous French designer Hubert de Givenchy has started designing bathing suits in Paris for “Jantzen”. Synthetic swimwear appeared in 60’s. It was inspired by Space-Age Fashion designers Pierre Cardin, Emilio Pucci and provocateur Rudi Gernreich who was the first to design a so-called monokini – one-piece bathing suit that has no upper part and fully uncovers breasts. In 60’s he created plastic, transparent bathing suits that were modeled by the most famous models of the time Mary Quant and Peggy Moffitt.

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Fashion Industry. Resort/ Cruise Collections

Today industry of bathing suits has become a vast and extremely diverse where the world’s most famous designers and fashion houses are playing. They dictate the main trends for bathing suits fashion and every year they present so-called resort or cruise collections for the warm season, that are oriented to customers. Those are the customers who can afford the most luxurious vacation, so among the newest resort collections we will always see such names as Chanel, Dior, Yves Saint-Laurent, Gucci, Dolce & Gabbana, Prada, Marc Jacobs or Giorgio Armani.

Undoubtedly, swimwear plays an important role in these collections. However, forms and directions presented during fashion weeks have big influence for beach fashion too.

Perhaps the most interesting this season were Russian designer Alexandre Herchcovitz, Japapese designer Tsumori Chisato, French designer Sonia Rykiel and a Dsquared2 duo – brother Dean ir Dan Caten.

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Jurgita.com recommends: • Beach must-have list should include bathing suits that look like maillot.

• This season two-piece bikini seriously competes with one-piece bathing suits, so it is impossible to miss out if you choose a second option.

• Get inspiration from beach clothing of Hollywood actresses of 50’s and 60’s.

Vintage is fashionable even in the beach.

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CONTRIBUTION

Photography: Eleanor L Bennett Stylist: Eleanor L Bennett Makeup: Eleanor L Bennett Editing: Eleanor L Bennett Lighting: Eleanor L Bennett Model: Eleanor L Bennett Wardrobe: Eleanor L Bennett Jumper: Next Props: Property of Eleanor L Bennett Camera: Nikon D5000 and Panasonic FZ38

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16years old

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Eleanor Leonne Bennett is only 16 year old internationally award winning photographer and artist who has won first places with National Geographic, The World Photography Organisation, Nature's Best Photography, Papworth Trust, Mencap, The Woodland trust and Postal Heritage. Her photography has been published in the Telegraph, The Guardian, BBC News Website and on the cover of books and magazines in the United States and Canada.

Her art is globally exhibited, having shown work in London, Paris, Indonesia, Los Angeles, Florida, Washington, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Canada, Spain, Germany, Japan, Australia and The Environmental Photographer of the year Exhibition (2011) amongst many other locations.

She was also the only person from the UK to have her work displayed in the National Geographic and Airbus run See The Bigger Picture global exhibition tour with the United Nations International Year Of Biodiversity 2010.

Eleanor about charity shops and fashion photography „The jacket from this shoot was bought at a charity shop in my town. I feel it is a good way to recycle. I often buy from charity shops to get more of an edge in what I wear. I can find it hard to find clothes that express what I want. I find a lot of clothing boring and would to get my hands on some real one offs. These are all self portraits mainly on a timer of ten seconds.

The dust being thrown is from the remains of a fire, I often used the ash to create a base for face painting. When wet it has an effect like clay. The top I am wearing was bought from Whaley Bridge buy a seller making money of the side for her family. It is hard from people to create funds for necessary items, I know many people who have there own ebay shops and model the clothes they have for sale.

I enjoy practising fashion photography as I have much improved since I first started doing photography. I do wish I had a model and a good backdrop though. It would make my life a lot easier if I could get someone to makes the forms and create the graceful shapes I wish to capture.“

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GOURMET

Lindsey Wixson & Frida Gustavsson for “Mulberry” www.mulberry.com Spring/Summer 2012 Ad Campaign

by Tim Walker www.timwalkerphotography.com

Fashion x

Ice Cream x

Chocolate Mochi – Japanese Ice Cream.

Mochi Ice Cream Recipe

Chocomania Lip Butter from The Body Shop www.thebodyshop-usa.com This buttery balm melts onto the lips for instant hydration. It contains real cocoa butter and has a delicious chocolate flavor.

This Japanese treat is about the size of a golfball and is basically ice cream covered in a dough-like shell, which is made out of rice flour and created in 80‘s. Flavors range from the familiar: chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry to the slightly more unusual: green tea and red bean paste. I have a thing for geometric shapes, so I'm loving the simplicity of the shapes and the idea of having your very own little ball of ice cream to call your own.

Ingredients 2 pints ice cream or sherbet, any flavor 2 cups mochiko flour 2 cups water 1 cup sugar 1 cup potato starch or cornstarch cupcake liners

Magic Chocolate Box from Paris's oldest sweet shop “À La Mère de famille” www.lameredefamille.com.

It founded in 1761 and still operating in its original location in Montmartre.

Preparation Ice Cream Dish Charm from “Juicy Couture” www.juicycouture.com

A la Mère de Famille's Ice Cream on a Stick. These sticks of frozen loveliness start out with homemade ice cream (chocolate-caramel, pistachio, vanilla, raspberry, mango-passion), which is then rolled-up in chocolate, and layered with with nuts (pistachios, almonds, or hazelnuts).

Source: “Macarons et Gourmandises” www.macaronsetgourmandises.com

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Using a small scoop, form little balls of ice cream and place them on a wax-paper lined cookie sheet. Freeze them until very hard. The size of the ice cream balls will determine the eventual size of the mochi ice cream so try to make them on the smallish side (about 1 inch balls).

In a small pot, bring the water and sugar to a boil, stirring well. Remove from heat and whisk in the mochiko flour. Blend until smooth. Return over a medium-low flame and cook for about 7-10 minutes, stirring to prevent burning.

Sprinkle potato starch or cornstarch on a clean work surface. Pour on the hot mochi mixture. Allow to cool for about ten minutes. Pinch off a small amount of mochi and roll to form a ball. Then, flatten this ball with your palm. Place a frozen ice cream ball in the center and bring the edges of the mochi up and pinch to seal. Place this in a cupcake liner and return this ball to the freezer immediately. Continue with the rest of the mochi and ice cream balls. The yield will vary depending on the size you make.

You can flavor your mochi to complement the ice cream center, if you like. Add extracts--like vanilla, lemon, strawberry, almond after the heating stage. You can tint the mochi with food coloring, too. Think holiday flavors like cranberry or pumpkin to customize your mochi ice cream.

Keep some mochi ice cream on hand for last minute guests. If you wrap the mochi ice cream in plastic wrap or store in an air-tight freezer container, it should last about one month. Check for freezer burn if you keep them longer.

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Shirt “Topshop” ~$ 58

Necklace “Asos” ~$ 22

Coat “Zara” ~$ 106

Dress “Topshop” ~$ 58

Earrings “Asos” ~$ 7

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FASHION & STYLE TRENDS

Mobile Phone Case “Asos” ~$ 21

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Watch “Asos” ~$ 29

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Belt “Asos” ~$ 11 Dress “Topshop” ~$ 66

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Photography Reda Mickeviciute (www.redaphoto.com) Style Toma Janakauskaite Make-Up and Hair Style Ugne Ezerinskaite Jewelry “Toma Accessories” Thanks to CIOP CIOP studio (www.ciopciop.lt) Model Romena “Supermodels” You Can Be Here. Join Us On www.jurgita.com Contact Us jurgita@jurgita.com Dress “Pull & Bear” (www.pullandbear.com) Bag “Pull & Bear” (www.pullandbear.com) Shoes “Zara” (www.zara.com)

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Sweater “Mango” (www.mango.com) Blouse “Zara” (www.zara.com) Skirt “Pull & Bear” (www.pullandbear.com) Shoes “Zara” (www.zara.com)

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Desperado:

Once Upon A Time In Mexico Today's fashion trend is amazing Aztec. The Aztec and other tribal style originates from Mexico and was influenced by a long history of tribes. La Malinche has been voted the most stylish woman of their time. She was a Nahua woman from the Mexican Gulf Coast, who played a role in the Spanish conquest of Mexico, acting as interpreter, advisor, lover and intermediary for Conquistador HernĂĄn CortĂŠs. Bold psychedelic printed designs are all the rave this season, inspired by ancient culture this trend is sure to create an ethnic vibe with any piece.

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1. Portret of Frida Kahlo; 2. Necklace “Frida” (www.tattydevine.com) ~$ 87; 3. Limited Edition Book “Kenzo Deluxe” by Kenzo Takada and Antonio Marras; 4. Bestiary Monkey Earrings by Lydia Courteille (www.couturelab.com) ~$ 23.888; 5. iPhone 4 Case “Frida Kahlo Self Portrait with Cat” (www.etsy.com) ~$ 16; 6. Pantone Vélo - Bicycle by Abici (www.madeindesign.co.uk) ~$ 1.084; 7. Handy Hints Mini Clutch Made with Love in Paris by Olympia Le Tan (www.couturelab.com) ~$ 1.221; 8. Yuan Plate - Set of 4 by Ibride (www.madeindesign.co.uk) ~$ 58; 9. Kahlo Garden Cushion Cover (www.mattblatt.com.au) ~$ 69; 10. Bag “Cambridge Satchel” (www.asos.com) ~$ 138; 11. Handmade Box “Frida Baul Naranja”; 12. Amazonia Earrings with Gems by Lydia Courteille (www.couturelab.com) ~$ 19.595; 13. Handmade Box “Sparkly Frida”; 14. Gardenia Silk Kurta Coat Hand embroidered in India by Surekha Jain (www.couturelab.com) ~$ 1.929; 15. Necklace “Mango” (www.mango.com) ~$ 92; 16. Le Boudoir - Achille Tray - Frame by Ibride (www.madeindesign.co.uk) ~$ 69; 17. Frida Kahlo Garden Cushion Cover (www.mattblatt.com.au) ~$ 75; 18. Book “Kahlo” (www.taschen.com) ~$ 10. w w w. j urgita .com

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Frida by Nickolas Muray.

Frida Kahlo, 1941.

Self-Portrait With Bonito, 1941.

Frida mixed different

Frida Kahlo was born on July 6, 1907 in Coyoacán, Mexico. She was a Mexican painter and is perhaps best known for her self-portraits. The most unique aspect of Frida’s self-style was the way she mixed different colors, patterns and textures. Although the eclectic patSalma Hayek on her role as Frida terns she wore together didn’t necesKahlo, 2002. sarily ”match,” they never clashed Frida Kahlo and Givenchy 2011-2012 A/W. and always created a one-of-a-kind Claudia Schiffer as Frida. look. Frida also loved accessorizing Photography Karl Lagerfeld to the nines and always wore lots (Vogue Germany, 2010). of ornate jewelry. More is more Photography Michael in this case, and Frida could be Filonow (Vogue found wearing earrings, necklaMexico, 2011). ces, bangles and rings — all at once! Frida made her hair her most colorful accessory by adorning her locks with brightly colored flowers and head wraps. She Moschino 2012 S/S. even wove fabric into her braided updos! Channel l Frida’s e n das love for accesa h el sorizing her tresses by o C ge r f l opicking up a new hair a a h accessory or two. sL

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Frida Kahlo “Le due Frida”, 1939.

Crème de la Crème

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Pasaulinė premjera - balandžio 7 dieną. Kaina: 950 lt

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Made in Lithuania

II: T-shirt "u c o n" and "Mondayjazz" Design by Denis Kuchta (www.deniskuchta.com) Limited Edition T-shirts by graphic designer Denis Kuchta from Vilnius.

"Hairy Sock" sofa-brooch Design by Ruta Kiskyte (www.hairysock.com) Cute brooches by designer Ruta Kiskyte from Lithuania.

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"mln studio" soap Design by „mln studio“ (www.mlnshop.com) Handmade soap, produced by small family-owned company.

"Spindi Jewellery" Design by Sandra Malaskeviciute (www.spindijewellery.com) Brooch Carrot (plexyglass, silver, 74 x 18 mm); Brooch Faith Hope Love (plexyglass, silver, 50 x 73 mm); Brooch Rainbow (plexyglass, silver, 52 x 44 mm).

Face cream "LAZDONA" Made by "Ambroozija" (www.ambroozija.lt) Made in Lithuania. Eco-cert. Ingredients: Levandula angustifolia flower water, Oleum Corylus avellana, Sesamum indicum, Oleum Vitisi viniferae, Prunus amygdalus dulcis, Methyl glucose sequistearate*, Glycerin, Dehydroacetic acid*, Melaleuca alternifolia, Matricaria chamomilla L., Foeniculum v.var dulce.

Bags Collection "YOUR OWN" Design by Alius Makackas (www.madebyhandbags.blogspot.com) Photo by Egle Xiapin

New handmade bags collection

by Lithuanian designer Alius Makackas. Made in London.

Bracelet “Asos� ~$ 150

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Jewelry Collection "SEPIA"

Photo by Egle Xiapin

Design by Laura Dailideniene (www.daili.lt)

Bags Collection "YOUR OWN" Design by Alius Makackas (www.madebyhandbags.blogspot.com)

Laura Dailideniene designs jewelry, bags, costumes and shoes, and represents her brand DAILI. Her latest jewelry collection SEPIA was created for 2012 clothes collection demonstrated at the International Fashion festival Fashion Infection (Mados Infekcija) in Vilnius.

For this jewelry collection Laura applies Tiffany technology and uses luxurious mirror-glass in a form of origami.

New handmade bags collection

by Lithuanian designer Alius Makackas. Made in London.

Limited Edition T-shirt "TERMINATOR" Design by Denis Kuchta (www.deniskuchta.com)

Brooch "Coronet" Design by Laura Dailideniene (www.daili.lt) Glass adornment from the author's collection "Mirror�, hand make glass item in tiffany technology. Brooch, silver clips.

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Modular Bags for Urban Nomads Design by Aiste Nesterovaite (www.aistenesterovaite.com)

"Spring in the Air"

"The Shining"

"Little Miss Sunshine"

"The Prestige"

The bag collection is a set of envelope-shaped leather bags, special fittings and belts, designed to be easily personalized and upgraded.

The collection elements are of different sizes and colours, and may be attached together in many different ways to accomodate the wearer’s needs, mood or style. It is unisex, unistyle, and just universal.

Bags Collection "Tashe Tashe" Design by "Tashe Tashe" (www.tashetashe.com) Handmade, natural leather handbags for our sweet ladies and dear gentlemen. Lining is always a nice surprise and unique just for that one handbag. Choose „Spring in the Air“, „The Shining“, „Little Miss Sunshine“, „The Prestige“ or another one...

Shoes "Boc'caro" Marius Stanevicius (www.boccaro.lt) Establishing a sense of modern elegance in Boccaro collections.

Made in Lithuania.

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kitchen BArbecue

“Elegant” and “barbecue” are two words that don’t seem to go together, and the concept seems to be an oxymoron.

But we don’t think so...

This elegant barbecue is inspired by good design ideas and menu features French, Middle Eastern, Mediterranean and Thai Cuisine.

Elegant

BARBECUE

Brush mushrooms with olive oil. Sprinkle with a little salt and spices.

Heat up the grill, and thread on skewers all of champignons. Grill until the mushrooms are golden brown. Bon Appétit!

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Photo by www.evasolo.com, www. tastefoodblog.com

France: Champignons Grilles

Middle Eastern: Fattoush Salad

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Source: www. tastefoodblog.com

For the vinaigrette: 1 small garlic clove, minced 2 tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice 1 tablespoon red wine vinegar 1/4 teaspoon dried cumin seed 1/4 teaspoon dried sumac 1/2 teaspoon salt, or to taste 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper, or to taste 1/2 cup extra-virgin olive oil

For the salad: 2 large pita breads Olive oil Salt Freshly ground black pepper 2 cups arugula leaves 1 head romaine lettuce, washed, leaves torn in pieces 1 small bunch Italian parlsey leaves 1 small bunch fresh cilantro leaves 1 small bunch fresh mint leaves 1 pint cherry or grape tomatoes, halved 1/2 English cucumber, quartered lengthwise, thinly sliced 1 small red onion, thinly sliced 1 cup kalamata olives 1/2 cup crumbled feta cheese, plus extra for garnish Prepare the salad: Mix all of the ingredients, except the olive oil, together in a small bowl. Whisk in olive oil in a steady stream until emulsified. Preheat oven broiler. Brush pita bread with olive oil. Sprinkle with a little salt and pepper. Cut each pita circle in 6 triangles. Toast in oven, turning once, until crisp and light golden. Remove from heat and cool. Break into pieces. Toss the pita pieces with the arugula, romaine, parsley, cilantro and mint in a large bowl. Scatter the tomatoes, cucumber, onion, olives and feta over the salad. Drizzle with half of the dressing and toss to combine. Add additional vinaigrette to taste and toss again. Serve garnished with extra feta.

kitchen BArbecue

For the salad: 400 g fresh or frozen tiger shrimp; 2 buckets fresh asparagus; 1/4 cup of olive oil (extra virgin); 1/2 teaspoon garlic; Salt and freshly ground black pepper; 2 cups arugula; Cherry tomatoes; 2 mangoes; 2 tablespoons liquid honey; 1-2 tablespoons freshly squeezed lime juice.

Prepare the salad: Skewer the shrimp, take asparagus and brush them with oil. Heat the barbecue. Mix all of the ingredients together in a bowl. Barbecue the shrimp until cooked (about 1 minute on each side or slightly longer for larger shrimp). Grill asparagus until crisp-tender. Arrange shrimps and asparagus over salad. It is time to eat!

Photo by Modernist Cuisine, www.evasolo.com

Mediterranean: Shrimp Salad with Grilled Asparagus and Mango

Thai: Chili-Lime Chicken Skewers with Spicy Green Pepper Sauce

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1/4 cup freshly squeezed lime juice 1 tablespoon vegetable oil 1 tablespoon soy sauce 1 tablespoon Sriracha or hot sauce 1 tablespoon brown sugar 1 teaspoon chili powder 1 teaspoon ground cumin 1 teaspoon paprika 1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper 1/2 teaspoon salt 2 pounds boneless, skinless chicken breasts, cut in 1 inch chunks Bamboo skewers, soaked in warm water 30 minutes Whisk all of the marinade ingredients together. Place chicken in a bowl and toss with marinade. Refrigerate at least one hour or up to 24 hours. Prepare grill for high heat. Skewer chicken on pre-soaked bamboo sticks; discard marinade. Grill over direct high heat until nicely charred on all sides and thoroughly cooked through, about 8 minutes. Serve with Spicy Green Pepper Sauce.

Spicy Green Pepper Sauce The beauty of this sauce is that you may use whatever fresh green herbs you have on hand and tinker with the flavor.

It always tastes great. Try to make it a few hours before serving to let the flavors develop. Makes about 1 cup.

2 garlic cloves 1 small poblano pepper, coarsely chopped 1-2 jalapeno peppers, to taste, coarsely chopped 1 handful fresh mint leaves 1 handful fresh oregano leaves Juice of 1/2 lemon 1 tablespoon olive oil 2 teaspoons red wine vinegar 1 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper Pulse all of the ingredients in a bowl of a food processor to achieve a chunky sauce.

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London Fashion Week A/W 2012-2013

Fendi

Jonathan Saunders

Burberry Prorsum

Erdem

Narciso Rodriguez

Givenchy

Matthew Williamson

Pringle of Scotland

Prabal Gurung

Gucci

Temperley London

Matthew Williamson

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Albino

Paris Fashion Week A/W 2012-2013

Alexander McQueen

Acne

Balmain

Milan Fashion Week A/W 2012-2013

Antonio Marras

Francesco Scognamiglio

Chanel

Christian Dior

Salvatore Ferragamo

Emilio Pucci

Roberto Cavalli

Yves Saint Laurent

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