Trend Prive Magazine - October 2014, VOL.1 by realcatalinamagee

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Magazine OCTOBER 2014 VOL.1

Angelina Jolie Woman Of The Year

Photo by Andrea Raffin

PLUS

FALL`S HOTTEST TRENDS

Neemic www. neemic.com Image by Patrick Wong

SUPPORT NEW ARTISTS PROJECT

FASHION ARTICLES

CONTRIBUTORS: ANDREAS LEY ANNAGRAFIA ANNA-LENA HOLZ PHOTOGRAPHY CALIN ANDREESCU CHRIS EVANS CHRISTIAN BOHNENKAMP GAETANO CARTONE HECTOR PONCE KADIR MURAT TOSUN KATHARINA KREISCHE SCHULENBURG FOTOGRAFIE LINDA LEITNER MARGARITA LIEVANO OLIVER BURGESS PATRICK HOEVENAAR PHILIP REICHWEIN PIERRE HEINEMANN RUTH SCHMIDT SALLYHATESWING JOANNA QUINTUS

GONÇALO M. CATARINO “Changing Tide”

LUKE WOODFORD “Sleeping Beauty”

ANDREA RAFFIN “Fame”

VOL.1 SALVADOR POZO “Dutch Couture” CEO/ EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Catalina Magee

COPY EDITORS Chyla Camacho Christine Radvanyi

SUBMISSIONS Photo Editorials: Emilia Vila Articles: Myra Postolache Assistant: Emanuelle Privendo

FASHION WRITERS Editor: Myra Postolache Adrielyn Christi Viktor Man

WRITERS Tosha Cole Clemens Joshua Seibert/ J.T. Seibert Erin Schweinsberg

SOCIAL MEDIA FROM OUR TEAM MYRA POSTOLACHE Interview with St. Royale. Interview with Doina Pirau, Interview with Abed Mahfouz, EMILIA VILA Giada Curti Editorial

TOSHA COLE CLEMENS Food For your Skin, The Journey To Myself, interview with Stacey Blanchet of Blanchet Designs;

JT. SEIBERT Will you be there?

Lynda Clinton Emilia Vila Michael Santoni

MEDIA ADVISER Brittany Clendenning

GRAPHIC DESIGNER Francesco De Luca Catalina Magee Website: Florian Schmitt Website: Catalina Magee

PHOTOGRAPHERS Douglas Bassett Emilia Vila of Eviem Photography Vincent Gotti

VIDEO MAKER: ERIN SCHWEINSBERG

Jonas B Production

Wedding Make-up Tutorial PLUS: FALL`S HOTTEST TRENDS THIS FALL`S MUST-BUY ITEM WHO WORE IT BETTER? GOT STYLE ? OUR READERS ANSWERED! QUESTIONS FOR OUR EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

Coming soon: vol.2 special issue

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t r o upp w e n s t s i art Pages 8-39

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Drella

Ruth Schmidt

Photo & Postproduction: Ruth Schmidt (www.ruthschmidt.com) Model: Hannah Friedrich @ unique models, Lee Simon @ PS Models Munich Hair & Make-up: Evelyn Karbach (www.evelynkarbach.com) Stylist: Katja Heidrich Assistant: Chris Schmidt

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Back to the roots Production: Schulenburg Fotografie Photographer: Henry Schulenburg Hair & Make-up: Anja Rühl Designers: Minx by Eva Lutz; Atelier “Graue Maus” Models: Katrin Reinecke (Indeed Models) Lorena Arendt (Togehter Models) Elisa Monse (Next Generation) Tara Luise Fischer (Next Generation) Sarah Muise Henry Schulenburg Make-up and Hair insider: The following products were used to achieve this fresh look: 1. To start off you need a clear base, by applying BB Cream on blemished skin it minimizes the redness as well as the bumpy texture of the affected area. 2. Add concealer around the eyes and cheekbones to give them a brighter expression. 3. Set these products using Mineral-Powder-Foundation, this softens the skin tone for a natural finish. 4. To give the face some structure contour the cheekbones, sides of the forehead and cupids bow using a Bronzing-Powder, and brush your cheeks with an apricot blush for a youthful touch. 5. Seal off the look by applying a mat lipstick, giving them enough colour but not being too bold for this fresh look. Trend Privé Magazine 13

The Bride

by HECTOR PONCE

Photographer & Styling: Hector Ponce www.hectorponcephotography.tumblr.com www.facebook.com/Hectorponce.Photography Model: Susane Schulz (Four&More Models) Assistant: Nadja Hinderhauser Hair-styling & Make-Up: Anna Vogel Location: Berwangen, Germany

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Gaetano Cartone http://www.gaetanocartone.com/

Clothing used in the top image: Sweatshirt: KENZO, Shorts: DSQUARED2, Shoes: LE SILLA. Clothing used in the image on the right: Black shirt: LANVIN, Black leggings: UNGARO, Shoes: LE SILLA. Clothing used on the next page, main image: Necklace: LANVIN, Shoes: GOLDEN GOOSE, Skirt: JOANNA, Top: stylist own. Clothing used on the next page, image on the right: Basketball top: LIFE IS IMPERFECT

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Photographer: Gaetano Cartone Model: Eugenia Petrocchi @SBT Agency Make-up Artist: Yui Styling: Antonella Petrocchi Assistant: Andrea Trifoni

Dolce meets friends by Philip Reichwein Photo & Retouching: Philip Reichwein Models: Peter Wetzel junior, Severin Keimig, Marina Komesarovic Make-Up: Janine Loring, Sabrina Kranzmeier Set Assistant: Laura Reichwein www.facebook.com/ reichwein.fotografie Trend Privé Magazine 18

Suport new

ARTISTS!

e are welcoming emerging talents from all over and supporting young artists!

Our “Support New Artists” project enables upcoming talents to showcase their works to a worldwide audience that appreciates their hard work and creativity. Our project gives a crop of talented young artists a unique opportunity. We publish the emerging talents at no cost and offer international exposure. The project is for the hard-working artist in whom we see (a lot of) potential. If you`d like to be published in our next “Support New Artists” project, please send your editorial to Emilia Vila, our submission`s personnel in charge at the address below: submissions@trendprivemagazine.com If you don`t get an e-mail back from her within 5-7 days, unfortunately your submission was not accepted and we invite you to try again with a different editorial. You are welcome to like our Facebook page, join our private community group and/or share our updates on your page. www.facebook.com/trendprivemag WANT TO BE PUBLISHED IN OUR NEXT SUPPORT NEW ARTISTS ISSUE? Please remember that TPM`s photographers are not allowed to plagiarize. TPM does not promote murder of any animals, guns, child molestation, physical abuse, pornography or drugs! If your product, company or website promotes any of the mentioned, we will eliminate you from our magazine without any notice! Your work must have credits and no watermarked images. Your images must be high-resolution. For more info on submissions, please visit our website at: www. trendprivemagazine.com

Photo & Retouch: Kadir Murat Tosun Model: Simona Mudráková Hair & MUA: Yelena Baidyk Mertoglu Model’s Booker: Volkan Kinoglu Location: Buyukada | ISTANBUL

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La Femelle Perdu Production: www.madeinlondon.photo PHOTOGRAPHER: Margarita Lievano MODELS: Maya & Maxine @GTM MODELS STYLIST: Margarita Lievano and Clare Reid MAKE-UP: Josephine Mc Grail HAIR: Ben Hards DESIGNER: Fabryan London

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sallyhateswing

Say NO to burgers! Catalina Magee, Editor-in-Chief

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Photographer: sallyhateswing (www.fb.com/sallyhateswing) Models: Lena Schmitz, Anne T., Paul Mueller Hair & Make-Up: Sarah Schmid Designer: Mr. Gugu & Miss Go

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DESATURATED ELEGANCY by ANNA-LENA HOLZ PHOTOGRAPHY

Photographer: Anna-Lena

Holz Photography

Make-up artist and hair stylist: Chanice Wonder Designer: Anna Kania Couture Models: Isabelle Schröder @ Model Pool; Nadine Voßnacke @IMM Europe

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ARTISTS!

We own the night by LINDA LEITNER Photography: Linda Leitner (www.lindaleitner.com) Styling: Jana Wagenknecht (www.janawagenknecht.com) MUA: Sabrina Reuschl (www.sabrinareuschl.de) Models: Lilli Brandt @ JAVA Models, Marisa Kurz @ Together Models Instagram: @lindaleitner, @sabrinareuschl Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/lnd.ltnr (Linda Leitner Photography) https://www.facebook.com/pages/Sabrina-Reuschl-hair-and-make-up /385432291586206?fref=ts (Sabrina Reuschl hair and make up) https://www.facebook.com/janawagenknecht.fashionstylist (Jana Wagenknecht – Fashion Stylist & Make Up Artist) Trend Privé Magazine 26

WE OWN THE NIGHT If you are a night owl, Germany is the perfect place for you. It has a thriving nightlife, with bars and clubs that often don’t close until dawn. Find out all about the best spots in Germany, from elegant cocktail bars, and underground clubs, to hip music venues, and oldworld theaters. Dozens of German castles are transformed with vibrant lighting as the sun sets and once the stars begin appearing, the nightlife extravaganza commences. People dance, sing, get amused by street performers, eat, drink and listen to live music until the sun rises again.

Photographer Linda Leitner is based in Munich, Germany. Munich is known for the most famous festival called “Oktoberfest”.Put on your dirndl or lederhosen, chew on pretzels, attempt to sing German songs when you don`t know the words and get dizzy on topsy-turvy rides. The night is full of fun in Munich! The nightlife in Munich is located mostly in the city centre. The pubs are located all over the city, but with higher concentration in the Schwabing area. Munich’s gay quarter is located in the borough Isarvorstadt, surrounding the Staatstheater am Gärtnerplatz, and is also known as the Glockenbachviertel.

Photographer: Chris Evans

Models: Rachel Zehner/ Blake Ballard MUA/Hair: Katie Ballard Wardrobe stylist: Marcus Henderson Retoucher: Calah Gowdy

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Photographer Annagrafia Model: Linda Glauber Hair and Make-up: Eva Schneider

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ANASTASIA LIEBE – COLLECTION: ANTAGONISTA

Photographer: Andreas Ley www.andreasley.de info@andreasley.de Designer: Anastasia Liebe Collection: Antagonista Homepage: www.anastasialiebe.com Email: anastasia_liebe@hotmail.de

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Emerging designer Anastasia Liebe was fascinated by extraordinary fantasy and fashion costumes already since her early childhood. Her enthusiasm for visionary designs accompanied her throughout her development as an artist and played an important role during her design studies in Trier, Germany. This and a recently accomplished project as the responsible costume designer for a short fantasy movie served as inspiration for the remarkable realization of her final work for the Master’s Degree. Her collection “Antagonista”, (editor’s note: Latin for “opponent”), excellently combines elements of couture fashion and costume design while expressing the theme of duality and the intense connection between the opposing forces of light and darkness.

Model: Sinah-Lane Hahnemann

PARALLELIC Photo & Retouch: Katharina Kreische (www.katharinakreischefotografie.com) Model: Katharina Neuser (Katharina Kreische Modelmanagement) Hair & Make-up: KAY STUDIOS

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Luminogeometric

Designer: Joanna Quintus Photographer: Sallyhateswing Model: Anastasia Chusova Child Model: Morgan Weis Hair&Make-up: Violetta Farrokh Trend Privé Magazine 33

Look & Learn Collection House of Byfield

Designers: Carmicheal Byfield Stylist: Mariska Bezemer Style-‐Lab Hair: Henry Gijzen Make-up Artist: Angelique Bond

Art-Director/Photographer: Patrick Hoevenaar / Shootphotography

Models: Valerie Verhaar, Charelle van Dalm, Thijs ten Dam, Joep Daverveld

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Kimono Spirit Photographer : Oliver Burgess Model : Csilla Frey Hair and make-up : Annina Steinseifer Assistant : Daniel Crespo Location : Studio 7

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Oliver Burgess

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FALL`S HOTTEST TRENDS MINIMALISTIC DESIGNS This year`s coats and pants, colors and fabrics, styles and details! The minimalistic designs are all about simplicity, clean lines and self-colored fabrics. We consider it a soft and romantic look for this season. Calvin Klein Hermès

Images retrieved from (clockwise from top to bottom): crisandcros.com / thebestfashionblog.com / fashionisers.com / thebestfashionblog.com / popsugar.com/ bliqx.net /ceberg -Photo: Monica Feudi / Feudiguaineri.com/ Vionnet :Photo: Yannis Vlamos / Indigitalimages.com/ thebestfashionblog.com

Christian Dior

Tome

Viktor Rolf

Calvin Klein

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Aquilano Rimondi

Iceberg

Tome

FALL`S HOTTEST TRENDS Balenciaga

KNITTING This year`s coats and pants, colors and fabrics, styles and details! Most of the people wear jersey, crochets and anything comfortable, cozy and warm during the fall and winter. This year`s fall and winter styles are all about a cozy knitted sweater, long dress, oversized cardigans, sleeveless jackets and jumpers in warm pastel or earthly tones. Images retrieved from (clockwise from top to bottom): Balenciaga: Imaxtree/ Bottega Veneta: Photo: Yannis Vlamos / Indigitalimages.com/ kenddel.blogspot. com / Calvin Klein: Nowfashion/ http://showstudio.com/ wgsn.com / thebestfashionblog.com /Tracy Reese: Jane Kratochvil;/ Yigal Azrouel: ©DAN AND CORINA LECCA

Bottega Veneta

Hermes

Calvin Klein

Band of outsiders

Calvin Klein Tracy Reese

Emilio Pucci

Sonia Rykiel

YIGAL AZROUEL

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FALL`S HOTTEST TRENDS SPORTY This year`s coats and pants, colors and fabrics, styles and details! Baggy, boyfriend style jeans, bomber jackets, fleece jumpers, blocking duvets and trendy sweatshirts have entered the feminine wardrobe this fall season! You can mix them up with faux leather pants, fluid skirts, high-knee socks, trendy low boots, hats and lots of jewelry. Missoni

Images retrieved from (clockwise from top to bottom): news.bgfashion.net/ Miu Miu: NOWFASHION/ thefashionspot.com / origin-fashion.telegraph.co.uk/ Antonio Maras: Nowfashion/ MBMJ: Photo: Marcus Tondo / Indigitalimages.com/ Isabel Marant: Photo: Kim Weston Arnold / Indigitalimages.com/ Chanel: billidollarbaby.com/ Wildfox Couture: fashion-tidbits.blogspot.com

Miu Miu

Tommy Hilfiger

DKNY

MBMJ

Calvin Klein Chanel

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Antonio Marras

Isabel Marant

Wildfox Couture

FALL`S HOTTEST TRENDS OVERSIZED COATS This year`s coats and pants, colors and fabrics, styles and details! Care to look like you don`t care? Perhaps this is the right style for you! It`s in and it`s very cool! Rihanna in Stella McCartney

Images retrieved from (clockwise from top to bottom): hausofrihanna.com/ Photo: Monica Feudi / Feudiguaineri.com / itslavida.com / DANIELE OBERRAUCH INFO@OBYPHOTO.COM; / Marcus Tondo; / Photo: Marcus Tondo / Indigitalimages.com/ mybeautifuldressing.com/

Celine

Hermes

Tome

Suno

Calvin Klein AF Vandevorst

Aganovich

Creatures Of Comfort

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ABED MAHFOUZ

What did you do before opening your own Haute Couture Maison? After I have completed my Baccalaureate degree, I have joined the family business in designing and tailoring where we worked as a team. Describe us Abed Mahfouz Brand in five words. Elegance, Exclusivity, Timelessness, Femininity, Transcendence.

How would you describe Haute Couture ‘80 in Paris? Haute couture in the 1980s had a revolutionary turning point especially with the French designers Pierre Cardin, Yves Saint Laurent, André A fondness of sparkling trinkets leaves their mark on Fall/Winter 2013/14 Abed Mahfouz collection for this new Courrèges. This has affected the way we look at edition of AltaromaAltamoda. haute couture when it comes to cuts, but each As a magpie-like sensibility inspires a range of lux appliqué looks. Clusters of gems, broaches and metallic shapes designer has interpreted this change in his/her add interest to the elegant dresses. own way. In this F/W Abed Mahfouz couture collection, the ornament elements embroidered, beaded and jewelled embellishments give a glitz and eclectic contrast next to the soft material.The embroidery exudes a vintage vibe aesthetics how does the Woman of Abed Mahand a luxurious feeling thanks to three dimensional shining and plates gleam with a statement brightening. fouz look like? The invasion of the botanical snatchers illustrates current fixation on elaborated plants and flora, from spindly She is a strong ambitious woman with universal leaves and stalks to oversized plants, this all-over botanical display comes in all shapes and sizes for sophisticated elegance that aims at making her fantasies a drama with a touch of surreal in the wholeAbed Mahfouz couture collection for F-W 2013/14. reality.

Some of the dresses show new mermaid cuts including several fabric layers; besides the illusion tulle, the designer used jetting scrolls of crin, lace Chantilly, refined filet and crepe silk. In terms of chromatic selection, Abed Mahfouz used colour variations carefully adapted to the season such as the absinthe acid, hot coral, rumba red, stucco, Maui blue, bottle green,all of which share an iridescent darkness or lux sheen when applied to silk blends making for the ultimate in opulent darks. In a world of continuous mixed abstractions, Abed Mahfouz manages once again to translate his creative imagination into pure beauty forms.

Interview by Myra Postolache, Trend Prive Magazine Editor and Wrter.

What’s the one trait that makes a woman attractive? Her unique mysterious character that stands out and gives her this eternal elegance. Tell us the importance of teamwork on backstage for your presentation? The show is like the beehive queen and the team is the honeybee colony. The team working

There are different sides of haute couture in the world. Where do you feel better to market your collections? At first the market was mostly centered within the Golf area with the royal families and high society VIPs. Now Abed Mahfouz has expended on an international level in haute couture and RTW depending on the markets needs. The most important person in your life is... My grandson! We would like to know the secret code of happiness by Abed Mahfouz. My happiness comes from my achievements; I take great pride in being a self-made man. This is the source, but now every luxurious designer brand is in a partnership to balance its financial aspect in a fast growing competition. This is why ABED MAHFOUZ is thinking of finding the best partnership for its international growth, exposure, and brand image. What are your expectations from Paris Fashion Week? This season I am thinking for doing a private presentation as I mentioned earlier. I hope that this collection will positively impress all audiences during the Paris Fashion Week. backstage is around 50 people from tailors, hair and make-up, lights and sound…. Then there are also around 25 models being prepared to shine and dazzle on the runway. It is a lot of hard work but it is the most precious and enjoyable part of the event itself in my opinion.

Tell us a little bit about your first creation. My first creation was a wedding dress in December 1982. From that moment my vision became a reality with my first international fashion show in Rome in 2001.

What inspired you on your last haute-couture collection for Paris Fashion Week? I have been presenting my collection and doing my fashion shows in Rome for the past 13 years. Now, I will hopefully present my 2014 haute couture collection in Paris in a private venue where the collection will be presented to the audience where the attention to detail and craftsmanship can be greatly appreciated.

www.abedmahfouz.com Abed Mahfouz (born 1956)[1] is a Lebanese Fashion Designer. The official launch of the Abed Mahfouz Bridal line “Dreamer” was during the Spring/ Summer fashion season in June 2001. The line was launched through a Fashion Show at the Phoenicia Intercontinental Hotel, Beirut, Lebanon. The brand’s major turning point was the official launch of the Abed Mahfouz Couture line during Alta Roma Fashion Week in Rome, Italy October 2002. February 2010; launch of the Abed Mahfouz Ready to Wear collection during New York Fashion Week in New York City. Mahfouz’s creations are now being sold across several points of sale in the United States, Europe, Asia and the Middle East. The Abed Mahfouz brand has three product lines; Bridal, Couture and Ready to Wear all of which preserve a statuesque in design, quality and innovative designs. FROM RUNWAY TO REALITY Abed Mahfouz is an established and common name on the red carpet, he has dressed several notable celebrities to red carpet events as well engaged in multiple celebrity editorials. Celebrities in Abed Mahfouz include the likes of: Irina Shayk Carrie Underwood Daphne Guinness Selena Gomez Lindsay Lohan Alexa Chung Elizabeth Banks Camilla Belle Natasha Bedingfield Source: http://www.abedmahfouz.com/

All your ready-to-wear collections are full of creativity on the stage. How do you choose the colors and fantasy textures for a collection like this? I think that the choices I make come from 32 years of experience. In addition to that, being up to date on tend research and going to big yearly exhibits like 1ere vision as well visiting factories… helps in formulating an idea that leads to the choice of colors and textures that in turn become the base of the collection. Tell us the little story of ‘’The Dreamer’’, your first private wedding collection. The concept and its emotions in you. My first international fashion show was in 2001 in Rome. This is when I have launched my haute couture collection with 1 wedding dress. After that, the series of “The Dreamer” bridal collection was launched and is still going till now in 2014. The most beautiful place in this world, for a presentation for you is... It would be Rome with its tint of romance and its big outdoors space like villa Borghese etc.

For more, please check out: https://www.facebook.com/abedmahfouzfashion www.abedmahfouz.com www.twitter.com/AbedMahfouz www.pinterest.com/abedmahfouzpr www.instagram.com/abedmahfouzpr

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“Fame” by Andrea Raffin

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ANGELINA

THE WOMAN OF THE YEAR

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It is not easy to decide who can be “The Woman Of The Year”, unless you got Angelina on your candidate list.” (Editor-in-Chief)

Top 10 Angelina movies Our readers said:

Her face is the most requested face in our plastic surgery room. Almost every female that comes to us brings a photo of Angelina. She is an original of almost every woman`s dream. (Adam S- Plastic surgeon). She is a very classy and elegant woman, no matter what she`s wearing. (Fatae, Fashionista) Her wedding dress was the best and it was featured on all the covers of each US magazines! It was original, just like her! She wore a silk satin Atelier Versace gown custom-designed by Donatella Versace and a silk veil embroidered with reproductions of her children`s drawings. How amazing is that?! She is an ORIGINAL! (Amarela. P- Fashion Blogger). She is my favorite actress! Best actress ever! This year she is filming and directing a new movie featuring her hubby, Brad. I`m very excited about her new movie and I know that 2015 will an even more successful year for her! (Arielle- Movie Critic) Angelina is a role-model. She is a philatropist with the biggest heart. If all the women in Hollywood did what Angelina does for others, the world would be a better place. (Alia, Humanitarian) Angelina was wild, now she is wise and always will be wonderful! (Mark- Angelina Fan) Angelina is the woman of the year! Angelina has always been the woman of the year and the woman of all years! (Cicco- Bartender and actor). When I think of Angelina, I smile. There is something about Angelina that lights up my spirit. Her energy is from a different place. I saw her once on the Red Carper and photographed her. My whole body was shaking and her smile stuck with me for weeks. I love her! (Jenny- Media Photographer). All I can say is ANGELINA. That word explains it all. She is the woman of the year because she is everything a woman should be: sexy, classy, intelligent, compassionate. the perfect mother, a gorgeous wife and not to mention that she is also an amazing actress. (George- Blogger). Trend Privé Magazine 50

1. Beyond Borders 2. Changeling 3. Girl, Interrupted 4. Gia 5. Taking Lives 6. Salt 7. The Good Shepherd 8. A Mighty Heart 9. Lara Croft: Tomb Raider 10. Mr. & Mrs. Smith

READERS My favorite Angelina movie has to be Changeling! (Michele De Luca) I love her in Wanted! So sexy! (Maria Moreanu) Alexander hands-down! The way she looked in that movie...flawless! (Gina Petria)

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Image by Andrea Raffin

Milano Fashion Week

Giorgio Armani ss15 Sabbie Mediteranee Coming soon in our Fall Special Issue!

The Fall Special Issue includes: New York Fashion Week, Milan Fashion Week, Paris Fashion Week, Alta Roma & other emerging designers!

Sleeping Beauty Real Paintography Part of the Abandoned Fashion Series and new ‘Paintography’ style

Photographer: Luke Woodford Painter: Jakob Belbin Model: Stephanie Linda Hair and Make-Up: Min Sandhu Stylist: Manveer Sagoo Assistant: Scott ‘Legend’ Reeves Wardrobe (this image): Natalia Kaut

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Sleeping Beauty Photographer: Luke Woodford Painter: Jakob Belbin Model: Stephanie Linda Hair and Make-Up: Min Sandhu Stylist: Manveer Sagoo Assistant: Scott ‘Legend’ Reeves Wardrobe: Beyond Burlesque

“Two years ago I took part in an exhibition in Brighton where I met some exceptional artists. I particularly took a liking to a particular artist`s work- Jakob Belbin. After a couple of drinks on the opening night I was chatting with him and suddenly came up with the idea of me doing an Abandoned Fashion Shoot and having him add to the images by painting over them, I would then re-photograph them and they would be the final images. This has probably been done before, like most things, but I’m not a photographer who researches lots of other people`s work and history. I like ideas to come to me fresh and to create from my mind. I personally haven’t seen it done in a fashion shoot. I’m sure some of you will show me otherwise. Lol.”

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“There is no Photoshop in this image, shot in an abandoned location in Belgium. There is a real giant painting on the wall; I printed out the photo and Jakob Belbin painted over the images extending the painting to the floor creating a surreal dream like image. If you look closely, you can see the wall through the painting, it`s quite fun guessing what was part of the original photo.”

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“For me this is as intertwining as two art forms can get. For me this is real paintography. Apart from colour tweaks, ZERO photoshop has been done on these images. I’m explaining this because I don’t want people to look at the images and just see them as pretty photos. I feel it`s important that people understand the work and thought that went into them. I photographed a couture fashion shoot in two derelict abandoned buildings; I then printed the images out and sent them to Jakob. He spent two weeks painting over them, I then photographed them and that is what you see now. With lots of concepts already lined up and other things happening, it took two years for me to do the right shoot for Jakob to work on.”

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“It’s a real interesting experience because half the result is kind of in someone else’s hands, but I like that, it’s a real collaboration. I didn’t want to tell him what to do, I wanted him to use his own amazing mind to add what he thought was right. This is the start of something I will be doing a lot more and something I have been excited about for two years. Thank you to everyone who made this shoot happen, especially Jakob Belbin!”

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Doina Pirau Interview by Trend Prive Magazine Editor and Writer, Myra Postolache.

essences. Describe the woman Doina Pirau in few words. Doina Pirau may have different meanings, depending on which perspective you see her. Doina Pirau can be the reference for a luxurious brand, can be the best sister in the universe, a very demanding friend, someone’s favorite designer ever, crazy hard worker, a naive dreamer, a funny fellow friend, a trustworthy and good listener, a very attractive female, a pretty young lady, an unapproachable business woman, a darling, the cutest thing in the world, a very sensitive niece, a doll and many other “few words” :)) (laughing)

Doina Pirau with actress Angela Bassett

INTERVIEW WITH

Doina Pirau

The history of your passion : The handbag design. It started in 2008 while I was in the last year of high-school. It was just at the beginning of the year, the first days of January that the idea of creating a handbag line came and sketched my first bag design, which came out amazingly beautiful. I was the one to test it in public and have to admit, it took all the attention, women and not only were masmerized by it. People were thinking I must be a millionaire. Immediatly I started working on a business plan together with my brother Victor-Adrian, learning all about the “making of” and craftmanship of the handbags. The result was pretty impressive and so the brand Doina Pirau started. Thinking about it after already 6 years, it was a lot of passion, hardwork and focus, very unusual for that particular age, when teenagers have other thoughts on their minds. Is there a code for success? It shouldn’t be a code for that first of all. I had to be gifted from God, who showed me the way and opened doors for me without any struggles, getting invited in actually to find support from my loved ones, keeping high standards of ethic and morals. Hard work is a must, be honest and appreciate the people on your team for their passion and dedication when they are doing good. Be sincere and kind, encourage and understand your people’s needs. Take time for rest and recreation, early to bed, early to rise, work hard and show discipline. Respect for quality, in everything. The definition of luxury? Luxury / Luxurious for me is a more than an attribute for a product. I would extend the limitations of use and would say it’s something that we can apply universally including our way of being at each and every moment. It’s a quality of the spirit. Timeless, rich, strong, accurate, impecable. All those qualities are composing “luxury” as they are rare and exclusive, being specific for noble

How do you get your inspiration? I am just an effortless receiver from the divine force that for me is proven to be called God, Jesus Christ and the Holly Spirit that sends me all the ideas and concepts I need for my collections. I feel very lucky and blessed for this. Designers often try to copy Doina Pirau designs and in the end if it`s an inspiration for others even better. The most important thing in the process of a handbag design is... Keeping the same proportions for the pattern that the sketch has. What challenges did you face in this industry and how did you overcome them? The greatest challenge is to discern whom deserves your trust or not. Being a spiritual person, I have senses developed that help me understand people, especially in this business and also in personal relationships and friendships. Thinking and taking important decisions after analyzing, not instantly.

Salma Hayek, (produced by Gerard Butler), Alan Siegal and Heidi Jo Merkel, Anna Gun also wears my designs. I was very delighted to get to know Angela Bassett and Dennis Quaid for the men line, Mads Mikkelsen and his gorgeous wife. There are a lot of celebrities that much appreciate the quality of the brand Doina Pirau has, supposing that “luxury” and “exclusive” would be in their top. The most beautiful place in the world for you.. Where my heart is. Do you read a book? Which one? Right now I am reading the most awesome book in the world, that I would recommend from my heart to everyone, and is called “Bible”, the new international version in English, published by Zondervan ( www.zondervan.com ). I am totally fascinated with it! It contains subjects about each and every situation in life. You can learn even how to make good business. I’m telling you a secret! Most writers who give advice on different life issues, find their inspiration in this book. For everyone who reads this interview, I would suggest they should check for themselves. Amen! Do you believe in “eternal love”? Love is not a feeling, as we all should know feelings are deceiving. Love is a choice, and I do believe in eternal love, totally. Your favorite color? I couldn’t limit myself to one. Ivory, white, baby blue, a range of reds and naivy. The most important person in your life.. My beloved mother, Elena, which I miss very much being in the heart of Transylvania right now.

What`s the name of your last collection and share a little secret about it. The collection of Antonia Purses, which is iconic for Doina Pirau brand. We will reinvent this design over and over. Now we are preparing a big surprise, for a capsule collection in the one of the most renowned luxury stores in the world. There are two different shapes of bows fixed together, where the main one symbolizes the infinite and the little one on the top signifies our spirit, that is unlimited in time and gifted to us. The correlation between them is strong. I`d like to add that 100% of the profit from the Antonia purses goes to orphan children. The most important thing that you have in your personal handbag. It’s a very comforting déjà-vu and funny at the same time... I remember a similar question years ago, when you were one of the first people to interview me, as I know you believed very much in my designs, proclaiming them as LUXUS Fashion, and I thank you so much for that. I remember I said a Doina Pirau wallet. Now I say it would be a book of wisdom. Do any celebrities own your designs? Definitely. The most worldwide known at this point is Sharon Stone, who has several purses in her personal bag collections and is waiting for a custom made pair of shoes from us. We also honored special orders from the highly appreciated Oscar nominee and Emmy winner Shohreh Aghdashloo which is now filming a movie with

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Women FEEL Sexiest In...

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„Heels, I hope I will win ;)“

dress, as long as my makeup and hair are clean and sharp, I feel sexy.“ – Chyla Camacho

– Carmichael Byfield „A smile.“ – Christopher Martin

„A woman looks sexy in a red Dior dress. “ – Mona Q. „Curves. All a woman needs to feel truly sexy is curves. “ „Something they feel comfortable in.“ – Gabriella Elizabeth Porter

– Breuk Iversen

– Shandra M.

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„A great push-up bra.“ „Something that fits my body well! And high heels, of course.“

„Couture from any other era but their own.“

– Mirabella S.

– Dawn Childs „Alluring lingerie“ – Sun Shining

« I feel sexiest when a hot man is complimenting me.“ – Gina Martini.

„I feel sexiest wrapped in the arms of my love and getting kisses on the neck ...as far as wearing something goes ...I feel sexiest wearing my red lipstick ...no matter what clothes I’m in :-))“ – Ela Marie „When my hair and makeup are on point. Whether I wear casual jeans or a little black

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„When I`m flirting. I`m a huge flirt. “

WEDNESDAY #WCW

– Janet M.

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„I actually feel sexiest wearing my hair straight or when I wear Coco Chanel Mademoissele perfume“

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– Elena T.

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MOST embarrasing fashion moments To start off, I am fair complected with red hair. Catalina and I were out last night for some dinner. I was wearing a red and white polka dot dress that cut right above the knees, and black socks with black heals. Catalina turns to me and says something about how she hasn’t seen white tights in so long. She even reached down to feel my legs. I was confused at first, and then I looked at her and said, «no Cat, that is my skin.»

– Brittany Clendenning

Catalina Magee, remember that one time you were sitting down outside of your hotel in Amsterdam having a coffee and one person that was walking by threw 2 euro coins in your coffee cup? They had no idea that your McQueen jacket & D&G ripped jeans were actually crazy looking – Tosha Cole Clemens on purpose!

I was invited to a fashion gala, I dressed up in an amazing fun semiformal high low green dress. I quickly realized that their thought of gala was different than mine. Everyone in attendance was very casual, even jeans! I definitely felt out of place. I have a recent lovely diddy about a vintage 70s jumpsuit with a zipper at the back butt crack that I forgot to zip and Florence Awa Mafany helped me out after a couple hours of unwittingly sashaying around at a fashion VIP dinner. Yeah. No undies.

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– Michael Santoni

I bought a J Crew Blazer and wore it to the Outside Lands Music Festival. Little did I realize that I left the white wrappers they put around the buttons! I realized it after I had it on all day!! So embarrassing!

– Adrielyn Christi

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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF A MAGEE Readers asked CATALIN „How do you keep the balance between being successful, work, family, & staying good looking!? “ – Veronica Raquel Garcia „What’s the most beautiful word from Fashion Dictionary? “ – Myra Postolache The most beautiful word from the “fashion dictionary” (if there was one) for me would be “Iridescent”, which I often see in Diane von Furstenberg`s work. Iridescent is the property of a fabric that appears to change color as it catches the light and is found naturally occurring in sea shells. Iridescent garments have an aquatic mermaid-like character, popular during party season. To me those fabrics are elegant and sexy. I also have a thing for French words, like Ombré (a gradual change of one shade from dark to light, often seen in Fendi`s work, creating a watercolor effect in the lightest layers of chiffon), Trompe L’Oeil (Mary Katrantzou is almost single-handedly responsible for the popularity of trompe l’oeil in contemporary ready-to-wear), Appliqué (a decorative design made of one piece of fabric sewn on top of another I`ve seen in a lot of collections by Marchesa). „What`s the funniest request that you had from one of the magazine’s contributors? “ – Emilia Vila

Ever since I started this new project (Trend Prive Magazine), I`ve adjusted the direction of my energy. Instead of going out or having numerous friends, I work on the magazine. Also, I choose not to do un-constructive things with my day. I`m terrible at doing nothing and can`t sleep well if I haven`t accomplished anything with my day. Sometimes TPM keeps me busier than it should and when my day is too full, I forget to enjoy my family, but luckily I don`t allow it to happen too often. Good looking? Oh thank you kindly. Now that`s a subjective matter and honestly, that`s really the last thing on my plate.

recognized me from teachers` stories and my socalled “different” fashion sense. 6. I have too many purses and shoes, but always wear the same ones. What`s up with that? 7. I eat the same breakfast every morning for weeks at the time. 8. When I get mad, my eyes color turns green. 9. I sneeze when I look at the sun. 10. I once fainted on a rollercoaster. To be more exact, it was the drop-down ride. 11. I have a funny story about each city I visited. 12. When I`m in the mood for cooking, I am an excellent cook. 13. 98% of my friends are guys. 14. My nose was broken 3 times. 15. The first Hollywood celebrity that hugged me was George Clooney, whom I met more than once. „What are the 3 main qualities that an artist needs to have in order to be published in TPM? “

„What is your guilty pleasure? “

– Daniel Suntu

– Chyla Camacho

Honesty, hard-work and loyalty. Sometimes the personality of an artist is more important than his work. If an artist shows loyalty to us and is honest about the exclusivity of his work, I can appreciate that more than anything. For me, the most important thing is for Trend Prive Magazine`s artists to become a big family and grow, connect and help each other.

As lame as this answer might sound, I`d have to say that it`s smoking cigarettes. It`s more than a guilty pleasure; it is actually stupid, self-imposed slavery. Each time I light up one, I realize how cigarettes don`t actually feel a void, but they create one. That very first cigarette is my only regret and smoking it was the worst choice I`ve ever made! Watch out kids!

The funniest request? Hmm…Nothing is funny about a contributor requesting things. It`s like giving someone a gift and asking the price of it. Luckily, none of our contributors are tacky like that. We try to select understanding artists who want to contribute for the purpose of making a difference or simply in return for being published with us.

„If there were an emergency and you only had time to grab four things from your house, what would you take? “

„What does Romania mean to you? “

– Emanuelle Privendo

– Michael Santoni I`d take my cat, phone, wallet and car keys. „Tell us 15 things that we don`t know about you . “

– Razvan Ferigeanu

15? Jeez….Ok.

Romania is where a person like me should be coming from. That place gave me life and a lot of true values. I was brought up in a very humble family and in that case, I never got depressed about mediocre things, I`ve always been a positive person and tried to find solutions in any difficult situation. For that I want to remember Romania every day of my life. Granted, I have no family left there anymore and I`m ashamed to say that I barely speak the language properly, but my love for it will never end.

1. In my 20s I used to have an amazing jazz and reggae collection. 2. My inner self is an old philosopher with dreadlocks. 3. When I first got to The States, I worked at an Applebee`s for only 2 hours and ran from the backdoor all the way home. 4. I`ve always been a popular girl growing up. 5. Years after I visited my high-school, new scholars

„What is the main reason you decided to create Trend Prive Magazine and what future plans do you have for it? “ – Michele De Luca The first reason for me was to be challenged and learn new things. I felt the need to wake up every day and be motivated to do more, give back to the world and create something I haven`t created before. I still have so much to learn though. But I should also go back and finish my medical degree. My life has gotten too full and the days go by so fast that I don`t wanna regret not having a degree. Perhaps TPM will become a bi-annual magazine pretty soon. We`ll see. „If you were stuck on a deserted island and could choose one Hollywood hunk to come rescue you, who would it be? #hypothetical “ – JT Seibert Hollywood hunk? Who`s the guy who survived on a deserted island (in “Cast Away”)? Tom Hanks, right? Well, I`ll go with him then! ;) Trend Privé Magazine 61

screenings I attended, many people looked at me differently and I believe, in a more human way.

The Journey... You talk about dark periods of your life, how do you feel those challenges brought you to where you are today? SB: I think the good and bad shape you to the person you are today. The dark periods usually teach you survival, how to be fearless, to think fast on your feet, and choose your situations wisely. If you take those lessons and combine them with the good lessons, you will be alright. The trick is to take the traits you got from the dark periods and make them positive and not let yourself stay in darkness. Hard to do but when you do, you come out very strong. Stacey Blanchet of Blanchet Designs.

Ashes to Glitter: A Fashion Designer’s Journey

Do you ever see your uncle now and if so, how do you tolerate it? Did anything happen to him? SB: I did not see my uncle after the hearing except once at my grandmother’s funeral five years ago. Nothing happened to him because I was past the eight years Statue of Limitations. It is very important to remember that you have eight years from the date of story. I was very hesitant because I am a very private the act to report to the police. After those eight years person. However, since there were no photos out there there is nothing you can do. The only good thing that of me or information except a story I published about came out of it was they were not able to get custody of my cousin’s daughter who was eight at the time. I six years prior called ‘The Journey To Myself’, I was stopped that. getting letters and emails from people who wanted to talk to me about my life and how I managed to get Do you have a good relationship with your parthrough the dark side. After about three months of talks, I decided ents today? Where you able to forgive them? that we would take the ‘The Journey to Myself’ story SB: I have a very good relationship with my mother. I do not speak with my real dad or anyone on that side and tell the story in more detail. No holding back. The good, bad and ugly. I am a fan of Oprah’s ‘Master of the family. There was no need to forgive them, I just Class’ series and decided if we do this, we were going walked away and moved on with my life without them. I make it sound easy but it is not. You have to start to use that as a model. I wanted something that was all over again and be alone for a long period of time. truthful but at the same time never showed me as a Those were very dark years for me. victim. I am not a victim. This film was shot in one day by Jonathan and there was no script. I spoke for four hours, straight The film talks about some of your recovery but from the heart, about what I went through, how I see what are your triggers today or have you been it, where it has taken me, and what I am learning in the able to completely move on? process. The hard part was the editing and removing SB: I have many triggers but most center around conmyself from the project and letting others take control trol. I won’t allow anyone to change me in any way. I in telling my story. In the end, I was allowed back in have learned over the years that it never ends if you let and had input on what was shown but I left the major- it start. In relationships, my trigger is control and the word ‘Maybe’. I don’t allow that word to be used with ity up to my director/producer, Jonathan Medal, and sound mixer, Romeo Gain. Both were instrumental in me. You must say ‘Yes’ or ‘No’. I would think most would say that I am a person of keeping me focused, not emotional, and on track. I am not sure if anyone took us seriously, not even us, boundaries. I don’t allow anyone to push my space but, I submitted our little movie into eight film festivals or invade my space unless they are invited. I am not sure these are bad traits to have because they work for around the country with no knowledge how the process works. You could imagine our surprise when we me. won an ‘Award of Merit’ from our first Indie Festival What part of your life has been affected the most and we were an ‘Official Selection’ of the Las Vegas Cine Festival, our third festival. Not bad, for a project from this tragic event? SB: It is hard to say. I would think that I am what they that was an accident. call a ‘Master of Detachment’. I know that if I walk away from any situation or person, I will always be ok. What has been the reaction from people who Having that knowledge has allowed me to never settle. have watched it? SB: Nothing but positive. I think the biggest surprise That part of me probably scares most because they are was that they were all expecting a film about fashion always thinking I am going to leave. That is present in everything from professional to personal. I apply the and instead got something unexpected. After the

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Interview with designer STACEY BLANCHET Life is precious isn’t it? Life is something that we experience every day and frankly something that most of us just drift through. Why do you think people often take life for granted until something tragic happens to them? Why can’t we seize every opportunity as if it’s our last? We never know when life is going to take us down a path that we didn’t intend to go. Most of us have had some sort of event happen to us that defined who we are, what we stand for and challenged our inner being. What we do with those unjust moments is up to us. We can decide to be victims the rest of our lives or we can choose to rise above it. Often times, meeting someone can impact your life forever. Every once in a while you come across people who capture your attention on different levels, whether it is their success in business, their demeanor, or their outlook on life. For me, that encounter happened when I was introduced to Stacey Blanchet. At first, our talk was centered on fashion and her telling about the process of creating Blanchet Designs. Our conversation quickly developed into a world of exploration. After learning about the film and then later watching “The Journey to Myself”, it only seemed natural to interview Stacey to find more about this film. Hardly do we ever get to know the designer behind a stunning evening gown to the degree that we do with Stacey. Her journey has ups and downs and once you know her, you will appreciate her creative designs even more. You will see an amazing person rise above her sexual abuse into a beautiful and successful woman today. What inspired you to create this movie? SB: It was an accident. My producer, Jonathan Medal, followed me for a year to document the life of a design house starting up. We wanted to catch the ups and downs of what it takes to create this type of business. When we wrapped up, he came to me with a special request. He wanted to scrap the entire project and have me tell my story instead. He felt that was a better

What do you think one misconception is that will change people’s view of you after they see this movie? SB: I haven’t got a clue. I don’t know if there are any misconceptions out there about me. I believe I am very authentic, straight forward, and most believe what you see is what you get. I say that “I am anything anyone has ever said about me, because chances are, I was that way to that person”.

logic to every part of my life. I just haven’t figured out if it is a good thing or a bad thing. It has worked for me in my life. How do you begin to look at men in a healthy way? SB: I was very lucky that I grew up on a foundation of love and the men in my family were wonderful. My mother’s second husband is who I call my dad and he is still a part of my life today. The men I have been surrounded by were very good, decent, loving and caring men that I learned a lot from. I have never put all men in the same category. I believe there are a lot of very good people out there and some bad ones. I just happened to meet them both. If you could give someone advice that is going through the same thing, what would you say? SB: Tell people until you find someone who believes you. We are in different times from my time in 1976. People listen now and they can recognize the signs much better. There are so many avenues available now for help that you don’t have to rely on your family. It helps to have a supportive family but you don’t need them to help yourself. You must believe in helping yourself even when others don’t. The Journey to Myself represents your past, what do you want to define your future? SB: I do not want anything to define me. I love the line that Maria Shriver uses to describe herself “I want to be a work in progress until the day I die”. That hangs above my desk and it is something that I live by. My future has not been written and I for one want to be surprised!

Stacey started her design house only a few years ago and her gowns have already graced the red carpet at many celebrity events such as the Oscars and the Emmy’s. Blanchet Designs has also been featured in numerous magazines word-wide. This is only the beginning for Stacey, the sky is the limit! To learn more about Stacey and or “The Journey to Myself” go to: www.BlanchetDesigns.com To purchase a copy of “The Journey to Myself” go to: http://www.amazon.com/The-Journey-to-Myself/dp/ B00ERPC9IA Let’s not let anything or anyone define who we are! The “ Journey to Myself “won the Award of Merit. Trend Privé Magazine 63

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“Find your inner glow. Everyone has it!”

of black dresses on the Red Carpet, at offices, just everywhere, but nature is not just black! There is such a richness of colors and I wanted to bring these colors to women so they can glow on the red carpet and in their normal lives. Then they get recognized even more! Q. Tell us the little story of your first experience in fashion. A. When I was a child my mother always watched these TV trend fashion reports and as a tailor she was sitting at her sewing machine creating such nice dresses! I was always sitting there, watching her sew and wanted to sew too. I was five years old and so she was afraid to let me sew at that age of course. But I started to design dresses for my puppets and for me and she helped me to sew them.

INTERVIEW WITH ST. ROYALE Q. What did you do before opening your own Maison? A. To be honest I never thought of doing anything else but FASHION! Fashion was always on my mind since I was a child. I studied fashion in Berlin and focused on German couture ateliers. Q. Describe the St. Royale brand. A. ST.ROYALE is my Couture label inspired by strong femininity; strong in every way, being independent, romantic and self-confident. And LOVE- Love is a very strong inspiration for ST.ROYALE designs. I design dresses for moments you will remember. I also do styling for different events, for actresses and shootings, for movies- and we just built up our new online shop called ULTRAfashion for Cashmere-Basics and Accessories. Q. How would you describe Haute Couture during the ‘50s? A. The 50´s were a very special time for all Couture Maisons and for consciousness of designers and women. Dior introduced the NEW LOOK- it was a revolution! 3-40 meters of fabric was used to create a dress and this signaled the end of postwar restraint. This was what women and fashion hungered for! Q. Describe the St. Royale woman. A. First of all, self-confidence and HAPPY! Designing our Couture line, we always take care of the special customer, how she feels, how her silhouette looks and then we create a dress that is absolutely breathtaking and she feels good in. When I do styling it’s the same way. Every woman is beautiful, you just have to accentuate the positive things and hide the small flaws.

St. ROYALE dresses are made of the finest silks and lace, embroidered with Paillettes & Pearls. I like to use a kind of “Tattoo Effect” which looks like the handmade flowers and embroidery are sitting directly on the skin. Q. What’s the one trait that makes a woman attractive? A. Happiness! It’s an inner glow in which everything comes from. Q. Tell us the importance of backstage team-work for your presentation? A. We are preparing for a big fashion show at this moment where we will show St. ROYALE and launch ULTRAfashion and of course it’s absolutely important that the WHOLE team works together! Every person involved has their own power and energy we need to create such a richness of creativity and professionalism. I love to work with people who are putting good energy into their work - everyone has his or her own part that they are great at and when it ALL comes together, then it’s the best to give this love and energy to our customers. Q. What inspired you on your last collection? A. A lot of things inspire me all of the time: music, architecture, and people. This season it was flowers and their wonderful colors, shapes, and texture.

The Collection Q. How do you choose the colors and fabrics for a collection like this? A. This season I wanted to create a colorful look, bringing richness of color to life of every woman. There are always a lot

MORE from Berlin-based designer Q. The most beautiful place in this world for a presentation for you is... A. Ohh, there are so many beautiful places! Actually, I think every place where people are in a good temper and the team is great. Then I would say it’s the best I wish for a presentation. Q. There are different sides of ready-to-wear in the world. Where do you feel better to market your collections? A. With our new “baby”, the online shop ULTRAfashion, we focus on direct marketing to the customer all over the world. They are always welcome to ask for styling help and I´m totally happy when every woman finds her inner GLOW and feels good. Q. The most important person in your life is... A. My mother.

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Q. We would like to know the secret of happiness by St.Royale. A. Find your own quality characteristics and you will find your own strength and GLOW. Q. What are your expectations from the next fashion week? A. We want to grow more on the international market and boost up our direct marketing for the ULTRAfashion shop. I´m doing styling for a movie now which is so great! I love it! I’m also styling internationally now for some actresses in L.A.

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Q. Tell us a little bit about your long-term goal. A. I wish to strengthen the position of ST.ROYALE and our online shop ULTRAfashion on the market. Letting even more women feel good and tease out their inner strength though our fashion. I´d like to have more family time which is very important for creativity, maybe some kids, a sweet man, a dog and a nice house :) Q. The last thing, a quote by St. Royale: A. Find your inner GLOW- everyone has it! Trend Privé Magazine 71

Food For Your Skin By: Tosha Cole Clemens We live in such a fast pace hectic world. Our alarm clock doesn’t go off and we start our day off in survival mode. Our routine becomes mundane, acting out in autopilot. Have you ever driven somewhere and looked back and wondered how you got there? I feel this way when I go shopping. I typically get the same products and pick them up without even entertaining a thought. Shouldn’t we actually take time to think about what we are buying? Especially if the products we are purchasing are for our skin. Buying a product simply because we are in a rush and the packaging looks great should not be something we settle for. If we educate ourselves on what we put on our body, it will not only empower us, it will also encourage us to take better care of this one body we have. Natural products are what I strive for. Aeveka is made out of all natural ingredients that are safe and gentle to the touch. No longer do we have to worry about exposing our skin to harmful chemicals! I got the amazing opportunity to interview Ilona Landver, the owner and founder of Aeveka. Ilona shares with us the reasons why she started Aeveka. HOT

INTERVIEW WITH ILONA LANDVER: Tell us a little bit about your background: IL: I have been in the beauty industry for over 10 years. I started out as a massage therapist then got my esthetician license, followed by a nail technician license. I have a few more licenses under my sleeve. I am also a certified holistic health coach and certified yoga instructor. But I took everything I have learned, all my research and knowledge, and put it in to my main passion and focus, which is my Aeveka skincare line. How did you start your company and why? IL: I struggled with acne in my teenage years and had tried many different beauty lines. I would like one product from one line, another product from another line. But I couldn’t find one natural and pure product line from which I wanted to use ALL their products. I always told myself that I would one day create a skincare line that is beneficial, natural and effective. At that time I also had no idea that parabens, phthalates and formaldehyde (just to name a few) are so bad for us and YES, unfortunately they can be found in most skincare lines on the market today. Knowing what I know now about the harmful effects that cheap filler ingredients have on our bodies, helped me to start my own company, Aeveka, naturally pure. What is your company about? IL: Aeveka is about healthy, natural and pure skin products. Aeveka skincare is made with natural and organic ingredients. Our products are not filled with harmful, heavy oils and water but rather with real fruits and vegetables. Our pure juices and green & red teas are cold pressed in order to keep their nutritional value. Our skin’s pores are like tiny little mouths that ingest everything we put into them just like when we eat. That’s the philosophy behind food for your skin, hence our hashtag. What are some of your top sources of inspiration? IL: My top inspiration is my dear friend Eva Kovacs, who just recently passed away from cancer. We went to esthetician school together. She was older than me so I looked up to her a lot. Her guidance and advice was the motivation I need to get through school and follow my dreams. I made a pact to myself that I would honor her life through preventing others from using potentially cancer causing ingredients. Her positive and inspiring presence in my life is why I named my skincare line after her nick-name “Aeveka.

www.Aeveka.com The fantastic aroma of the products captivates my senses. The face wash has an amazing citrus smell that awakes the soul. The day crème has a cucumber scent that rejuvenates the mind, leaving us refreshed mentally and physically. To learn more about this brand, check out the website www.Aeveka.com and hashtag #FoodforYourSkin Trend Privé Magazine 72

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Artist Tips for Wedding Make-up!

By Erin Schweinsberg

ALWAYS get a make-up trial done. Some artists will do this for free, others will charge a product fee; no matter what it costs, pay it to have peace of mind leading up to your big day. You want to make sure your make-up artist understands exactly what you want, and there is no better way to ensure this then a make-up trial!

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Establish what type of colors you want on your day! Whether it be deep browns with earthy pink tones, or dark grey with shades of peach; a classic and timeless look is the best way to go. Avoid any unusually bright seasonal colors, or make-up fads that are passing through, when it goes out of style you might regret your choices and photos are forever! It’s a given that most brides want to look natural on their wedding day, but the word “natural” isn’t always the best one to use (it’s easy to misinterpret natural make-up for minimal make-up, and most brides want natural colors but with full coverage foundation); so my biggest advice is to use the word “flawless.” You want your skin to look flawless on your wedding day accompanied by natural colors that compliment your skin tone, color, and overall appearance. Let your make-up artist determine what type of coverage is needed to achieve a flawless foundation look for your big day.

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Wearing a white t-shirt to your make-up trial is also a noteworthy tip! Doing this allows you to gage how the make-up will look against your white dress, you want to be able to visualize your look as accurately as possible, and this will be the best (and last) opportunity you’ll have before the big day arrives!

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You absolutely want false eyelashes! I cannot stress this enough, so take your makeup artist’s advice and allow them to incorporate extra lashes into your wedding makeup. If you don’t want a full strip of lashes then there are other options available, there are some very natural looking half strip lashes, and there are also lashes that come in individual pieces (these are probably the most comfortable option for people that aren’t used to wearing lashes at all). Your eyes frame your face so you need to enhance them, and lashes will complete your look! Lash images retrieved from: beautyclubplus.com /Right image retrieved from: kadinvehayat.net

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Dutch Couture Photography: Salvador Pozo & Peter Versnel Styling: Buchelli Make up: Hilda Jonkman Hair: Yeliz Kaya Models: Julia & Marleen @ Freshmm Left - Dress: Tristan & Izolda Right - Top: Tristan & Izolda, Dress: Edwin Oudshoorn Couture, Underskirt: AJNEMRA

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Dress: Edwin Oudshoorn Couture, Accessories: Laura Mulder

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Photography: Salvador Pozo & Peter Versnel Styling: Buchelli Make up: Hilda Jonkman Hair: Yeliz Kaya Models: Julia & Marleen @ Freshmm Dress: Edwin Oudshoorn Couture, Gloves: Vintage Trend Privé Magazine 77

Photography: Salvador Pozo & Peter Versnel Styling: Buchelli Make up: Hilda Jonkman Hair: Yeliz Kaya Models: Julia & Marleen @ Freshmm Blouse: Laura Mulder, Accessories: Janine van den Bosch

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Wire dress: Verena Michels, Dress: Stylist’s own (Buchelli), Black Skirt: AJNEMRA, Shoulder Embroidery: Zzuns by Nathaly, Belt: Gomes Esser Design, Gloves: Laura Mulder Trend Privé Magazine 79

Photography: Salvador Pozo & Peter Versnel Styling: Buchelli Make up: Hilda Jonkman Hair: Yeliz Kaya Models: Julia & Marleen @ Freshmm Top: Laura Mulder, Skirt: Tristan & Izolda Trend Privé Magazine 80

Photography: Salvador Pozo & Peter Versnel Styling: Buchelli Make up: Hilda Jonkman Hair: Yeliz Kaya Models: Julia & Marleen @ Freshmm Clay Torso: “Fashion Lady” by Adjeskunst, Black Skirt: Edwin Oudshoorn Couture, Rubber Shawl: Janine van den Bosch, Bracelet & Belt: Gomes Esser Design Trend Privé Magazine 81

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technique. Textile pollution is a growing problem in the fashion industry. An average of 10-15 percent of the fabric used to make every garment is thrown away; a sobering statistic given the millions of garments produced every year.” http://www.danielsilverstein.us/zero-waste/

Vegan Leather Shoes & clothes

What happened at the 2014 VEGAN FASHION AWARDS?! From the catwalk to the high street, a surge of responsibility and innovation in fashion today serves as a welcome reminder that we can all look great without resorting to wearing animal products, such as leather, fur, wool, down, angora, or exotic skins. As “cruelty-free fashion” increasingly becomes a household term, we wanted to link all our compassionate readers to this fashion of the future: ethical wear that’s undoubtedly fabulous while still doing right by the millions of animals dependent on us to free them from an industry that treats them as mere commodities. See peta.org.

WILL YOU BE THERE? A glimpse into the cruelty free, gorgeous and posh. By Joshua Seibert It’s Friday night and you`re sitting in your apartment reading a good book. The only thing keeping you chill is the sound of peaceful music and the prospect of a relaxing weekend. Suddenly, there is a knock and the door and there stands a choice... For years organizations such as PETA have embarked on a journey to spread love and commitment on the prevention of animal injustice but moreover make concrete changes in the progression of a cruelty free world. As “People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals”, PETA`s animal campaigns include ending fur and leather use as well as meat and dairy consumption among many other convicted pursuits of the most respectable kind. With today’s growing economy mingled with political agendas and independent conjecture on the “Vogue Analytical List”, each multi-faceted glimpse shares insightful positive toned breaths with powerful roots. Celebs like Alec Baldwin, Alyssa Milano, Bryan Adams, Forest Whitaker, Pamela Anderson and Paul McCartney are longtime supporters and models of the dedication it takes to defend animal rights. According to looktothestars. org, PETA operates under the simple principle that animals are not ours to eat, wear, and experiment on. Fortunately, beautiful things independently come in all shapes, colors and sizes as intellectual innovators and loving trend setters continually take the stages of life. Designers across the globe count their blessings with inspiration, but where do they draw it from? If you were a designer how would you make an impact?

are crammed into severely crowded, filthy wire cages and later often skinned alive. There are no penalties for people who abuse animals on fur farms in China, which is the world’s largest fur exporter, supplying more than half of the finished garments in the United States. One billion rabbits are killed each year so that their fur can be used in clothing or for lures in fly-fishing or trim on craft items. Presumably one can’t help but to be disheartened by reading those facts as I know I am, but don’t worry, there are ALTERATIVES and CONCERNED artists hard at work. Let`s take a look at what’s HAPPENING!

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Faux leather & fur

Faux fur, any material made of synthetic fibers meant to resemble fur, maintains a confident place in the fashion universe. Faux.uk.com, the Premier Online Luxury Fur Destination brings faux fur apparel and home furnishing. “Faux brings you exquisite designs combined with exceptional quality. All of our faux fur creations are conceived, designed and crafted by specialists in London, England. Our faux fur coats are made from the finest faux fur fabric available and produced to a designer standard; however every effort is made to keep our products affordable.” Whether of the “Bourgeois” or a modest individual in search of high taste with an ethical cause, these hot new faux fur designs might be up your ally. Monte Blanc Lynx hooded coat, Nevada mink roll collar coat and Vintage faux fur are some of the types you’ll see. As one might expect, there are gorgeous shrugs, wraps, stoles, gilets, hats, scarves and Style, beauty and glam are certainly pressing muffs. There is another side to these gorgeous issues for those trying to stay ahead of the fash- and posh comforts and it involves another ion curve. However, many may not be aware approach. What are your view points on eating of some of the painful facts behind the artistry. meat? Many designers are embracing VEGAN According to peta.org eighty-five percent of the FASHION as well as NON TOXIC fabrics. “At fur industry‘s skins come from animals who Daniel Silverstein, the collection aesthetic is were captive on fur factory farms, where they informed by Daniel’s zero fabric waste design

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There are many cruelty free companies out there! You just gotta do your research first!

Helen Powers Legendary international, seasoned fitness model Helen Powers, with an incredible compilation of fashion industry connections pioneers in the race of women leadership with cross genre head turning, pursuits across network television acting as a staple for women everywhere when it comes to being unique. As a lifestyle advocate, a spokesperson, Powers has worked across the board with Talbots, Ann Taylor and Saks Fifth Avenue with morals teaching women to be the best they can within themselves first. Moving to a humble drum, Powers has commanded fit modeling for 25 years, as despite her modest personal view, they make clothes to figure. True, as Veganism is a practice widely known and defined as abstaining from the use of animal products, many designers like Helen find their niche in the cruelty fashion world. What many might not be aware of is the growing popularity of Vegan purses, totes, and delightful yet affordable shoulder bags. Helen also appeared on Judy Goss, “Beauty from the inside out” event; you might find a spot in a vegan fashionable society! Check out the vegan hand bags! You won’t be sorry! If you’re looking for a place to connect with designers, in search of a cruelty free world, the list goes on and on. From Vaute Couture, high style winter coats fit for freezing temperatures to trends fashionable insights at Urban Expressions. Non-leather belts from Tom Bihn to sandals made out of recycled materials at splaft.com. When it comes to being cruelty free, the fashion rules don’t just apply for women but MEN as well. Did you know that Vans has a selection of Vegan Mens shoes? Enthralling! You might even just buy a vegan wallet at Noah-shop.com. However, let’s not forget the strong implications and beliefs being backed behind such pursuits, through personal research it will go without saying. In conclusion and with the upmost respect one could take a look at a timeless quote for an eye opening, wide awake perspective on this issue. “In the end we will remember not the words of our enemies but the silence of our friends.” Martin Luther King Jr. “Hold me like the river Jordan and I will then say to thee you are my friend.” Michael Jackson.

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