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"This issue is dedicated to the late Alexander McQueen, who was never afraid to express his creativity.

R.I.P. McQueen, you will be greatly MISSED!" love Carolyn Sylvester :: Tru Ferguson & Stilo Team

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Dear Readers, What is it about fashion that brings everyone together?

That get’s everyone excited about what they will see at the next fashion week? It’s been almost two years that Stilo Magazine:: Style Diary has been bringing you our inner most thoughts and aspirations about our innovative fashion industry and we are glad to say, we are not going anywhere.

This issue we present to you “BLACK, WHITE, & ABSTRACT.” This issue is a prime example of who we are. We are not bound by any rules or political enclosures, but will forever express our freedom to express what we want and when we want to.

Stilo has finally made its place in the fashion industry. And being, Editor In Chief, and evolving from Carolyn Sylvester to my new industry title, Carol Moda, I too have found my place. I am proud to become a part of a magazine that is a trend setter and not a follower. I remember when, being a digital fashion magazine was frowned upon, now everyone is trying to climb aboard.

Blogs... yes we have that too, and though they have become our new BFFs, we can never move away from the glossy... well digital glossy, I should say. What would we do without a Fashion Pictorial shot in Paris or Barcelona? That is my favorite part about creating this magazine.

Let take the time to tell all of you that here at Stilo, we work very hard to bring you fashion from our hearts.

What you see, is what we truly believe, not what will make us money.

If you truly have a passion for fashion, then this is where you belong.

Because we follow our hearts, and will forever strive to have a place in yours.

Thank you for being a reader.

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KEWL STUFF Five minute facial with Clarosonic.

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PARIS SHOPS Take a first look at the stylish boutiques in Paris.

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URBAN MASAI Photographer:: Florence Leung

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RUNWAY REPORT The best of NY & PARIS Shows.

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VICTORIA’S SECRET FASHION SHOW Victoria Secret shows us their FANTASY!

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CURBSTYLE Roberto Cavalli & Gloria Estefan Benefit Red Carpet Styles.

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DESIGNER:: LISA BLUE Find out more about Lisa Blue, Autralian Swim Collection

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ROBERTO CAVALLI Best of Spring 2011 Collection

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MUSTHAVES Everything you MUST HAVE right now!

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MODEL DIARY Up close & Personal with Cover Mode, Kelly Vu.

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It looks like a bigger version to the iPhone. It has changed

The fact is, years ago, when the iPhone was introduced,

the publishing industry months before, it has even launched.

many people also had negative opinions, but regardless,

What makes the iPad, such a revolutionary item. What is

of what the latest gossip may be, Apple has proven to

it about Apple’s products that has everyone scrambling to

be the #1 in providing enhanced technology that gives

get one, long before it hits the shelves. April 3rd, marks

the people what they want… great visual effects. Every

the big day for the iPad. Consumers will be able to get

marketing professional, knows that if you can connect with

the one item, that will change how they view entertainment

any of your customer’s five senses, you got them hooked.

forever. With over, 140,000 apps, Multi-Touch Screen Capabiity and HD quality video, the iPad brings forth a new advanced technological lifestyle.

Apple’s success is a result of integrating their desire to please their customers, with their advanced knowledge of IT. Basically, they know what we want, and how to give it

So far, many digital publishing companies, have either

to us. The question is, who out there can beat them. The

quickly enhanced their technology to compliment the iPad

birth of the Android, has come very close. Only time will

or has complained, that it is going to be a disappointment.

tell on whether or not, Apple will ever be defeated.

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"From the icon scene where she wears the Chanel T-shirt with the purple Tafetta Ball Skirt, to her embellished jeans under a Chanel skirt. Carries shows us that designer labels, don't make us fashionistas, but the way we wear them does."

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The best of today’s trendiest fashions are no longer just seen on a runway. Movies seem to be the new forefront for major and independent designers. Sex and the City 2, showcased an exciting collaboration for fun and fashion. Costume Designer, Patricia Field, with an inspiration from the movie classics, “The African Queen” and “The English Patient”, utilized the best of the fashion world to enhance the colorful personalities that attract so many fashionistas.

Patricia Field, mastered the art of creating the visual personalities of each character. Taking pieces of from fashion designers and creating an assorted mixture of colors and textures to enhance the unique personalities showcased. Also, abiding by the laws of the Muslim Culture when necessary, without taking away from the stylish symphony that is played through-out the movie.

The character “Carrie”, played by Sarah Jessica Parker, represents the heart of the fashion world. From the icon scene where she wears the Chanel T-shirt with the purple Tafetta Ball Skirt, to her embellished jeans under a Chanel skirt. Carries shows us that designer labels, don’t make us fashionistas, but the way we wear them does.

About Patricia Field:: Patricia Field is a very popular costume designer. She is very known for her fabulous work on the films, “Devil wears Prada” and “Confessions of a Shop-a-holic” to name a few. Her recent work on “Sex and the City 2” is just addition to her abilities as a Stylist and Costume Designer. You can get a taste of her talents by visiting her Boutique, “Patricia Field – Hotel Venus” in the Bowery district in NYC.

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FLORIDAN DENICOURT The store will offer women and men bags, small leather goods, shoes and few leather jackets. It is a new strong step for him and the brand, all the pieces are only made in france and hand-made.

For the next collection, he is returning to his true DNA/Identity, very pure minimalist with a little touch of androgyne.

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LES HOMMES FLAGSHIP STORE The first distinctive feature to strike visitors are the shop’s large shop windows facing the street and allowing an immediate view on the interior’s relaxed, cozy atmosphere. Inside, light is reflected through a large number of black and bronze mirrors strategically placed along the room’s perimeter in order to create a very light ambience that sharply contrasts with the ceiling’s total black. To top it all, the concrete walls and floors, rusted metal elements to contrast bronze mirror architectural volumes, and dramatic velvet curtains enabling spatial articulation.

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Y-3 @ BLANCHE CONTEMPORARY SPACE Y-3 opens its first temporary store in Cannes in partnership with blanch&.

The new blanch& Contemporary Space is a multifunctional structure located on Boulevard de la Croisette in front of the port and sporting club in the centre of the glamorous French resort town. An innovative project which allows luxury brands to occupy the building from one to three months, Y-3 is the first fashion label to collaborate with blanch& Contemporary Space.

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LA BOUTIQUE JOIE If you desire to experience a cultured and fashionable experience. Visit La Boutique Joie. The ambiance of this beautiful oasis was inspired by many different travelors. The biggest influence was the sophisticated and relaxed life of South Californians. This store features ckothing that brings you to your comfort zone while still maintaining your stylish swag.

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Opener & Current:: Black Dress:: Supertrash; Black Cardigan:: Fluxus; Beaded Jewelry:: Maasai Tribe Privet Collector Earrings:: H&M; Footwear:: Stylist Own

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Black Body Suit :: American Apparel; Olive Belted Pants:: Supertrash; Beaded & Brass Bracelet:: Maasai Tribe Privet Collector; Necklace (Skull):: Salmagundi Earrings:: ALDO Accessory; Footwear:: Stylist Own

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Nude Dress:: Supertrash; Tan Blouse:: Supertrash; Beaded Jewelry:: Maasai Tribe Privet Collector Bracelets and Earrings:: H&M; Footwear::Stylist Own

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Nude Dress:: Supertrash; Tan Blouse:: Supertrash; Beaded Jewelry:: Maasai Tribe Privet Collector Bracelets and Earrings:: H&M; Footwear::Stylist Own

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Photographer:: Stephanie Matthews Represented by The Mattison Agency www.stephaniematthewsphotography.dphoto.com

Stylist:: Michelle Washington Asst. Stylist:: Kody Pangburn Hair:: Artra Edwards Makeup:: MannAtWork.info Models:: Jaclyn @ Hollywood Model Management

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Opener & Current:: Lace Gloves:: Forever 21, Necklace:: Couture Saboteur, Black/Silver Shrug: Kao Pao Shu

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Lace Gloves:: Forever 21, Necklace:: Couture Saboteur, Black/Silver Shrug: Kao Pao Shu

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Crocodile Corset:: Adolfo Sanchez; Bracelets:: Forever 21; Leather Flower:: Kody Pangburn; Mask:: Stylist’s Own Current Page:: Necklace:: MYAWAKI by LE SWING Next Page:: Earrings:: Armani Vintage

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Black Satin Jacket:: Kao Pao Shu; Necklace:: Couture Sabatoeur; Leather Corset:: Charlotte Russe; Rings:: Stylist’s Own

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Black Satin Jacket:: Kao Pao Shu; Necklace:: Couture Sabatoeur; Leather Corset:: Charlotte Russe; Rings:: Stylist’s Own

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Feather Collar: & Skirt: Adolfo Sanchez; Rings:: Stylist’s Own

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Pierre Cardin

The fall season is all about being both sophisticated, sexy and avant-garde. The designers have updated classical styles and mixed them with electrifying forms. The cape coat from Pierre Cardin allows movement and makes the layering easy. Pierre Cardin - the man who made his mark on the 20th century with far-reaching, futuristic designs, once worn

by The Beatles and the Rolling Stones, reclaimed his auditorium in order to prove his “name” is still a viable force in the 21st century: something already demonstrated by the fact Lady Gaga recently wore one of his metallic, chainmail creations.

Futuristic jumpsuits in bright fuchsia, cobalt blue, metallic and brown, little, mini

cocktail dresses in futuristic and avant-garde colors – all galaxy of Pierre Cardin is about a spirit of avant-garde and futuristic painters, architectonic designers and poets - geometric forms and poetic elegance mixed in styles of 20th and 50th. Casual and cocktail dresses, futuristic rain coats and bridal gowns showed great specter of Pierre Cardin vision and creativity in mixture of different styles epochs, profound light trough of 100 years of our history, culture, dreams about universe and still being under sign “down to Earth”. Personally I adore his hats and futuristic silhouettes what came from classy fifties, which gives amazing elegance of creative and mode r n woman.

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New collection of Guy Laroche fashion house gives us

The appeal but also a projection of domination mixed with

different type of woman. Marcel Marongiu’s, designer of

positive energy and flow. Color again reigns supreme this

Guy Laroche, has brought 60’s frocks back to life with

fall, and many designers are bringing strong colors like or-

glamorous haute couture styles and fabrics that focus on

ange, red, and violet to the runways. collection of Leonard

body-fitted shapes. His military collection is all about

– the most floral and colorful summer collection for the next

simple style and yet sophisticated look is presentation of

season. What colors and flowers we can add to spring

feminine tailored basics. New cool neutrals – shades of

and summer? Probably just more flowers and colors. For

taupe, dusty pink, gray, and navy dominated the first third

Veronique Leroy and Daniel Tribouillard collection of new

of the show, a reminder of the slow transition from winter to

flowers means freedom and lightness. Probably that’s why

spring. A pop of orange followed in a matching printed silk

every dress has it’s own female name, like Marisa, Manu-

chiffon top and pants, as well as in a belted dress whose

ela, Clara or Merry, like every gorgeous flower. How won-

mini skirt had a daring slit up the side, marking the collec-

derful to own the dress with it’s own name. Name means

tion’s full embrace of spring in royal blue, lemon yellow,

attention to any tiny detail and tiny line of petal of flower.

and crisp white.

This attention comes from the history of Leonard. New col-

Crazy patterns and loud mixes along with minimalist styles have emerged for this fall, with a focus on great detail of tailoring. Designers are giving us different textures in the same color, employing new sewing techniques that give fabrics high luster and a luxurious feel of quality – like we see in collection of Barbara Bui. The collection for radiant woman full of energy and light: jumpsuits, khaki shirts, silky cargo pants, and silk dresses, blouses, and natural linen shifts and tiny shorts - very strong elegant and well casting to the world of glam-rock young lady. Invasion of sex appeal and a brooding aesthetic that Bui offers to the adventurous women. From beige, knee-high gladiators to black booties, it is truly a shoe lover’s dream. Following in the vein of her coats from Fall—and the current trends— Bui also showed leather outerwear pieced with panels of

lection is all about flagship silhouettes of loose-fitting casual gowns, with their graceful necklines, are shaped in elegant blue and pink floral or Coptic printed fabrics tinged with a vibrant turquoise. Indian pink, light purple and shiny yellow, softed by deep navy blue, on A-line sleeveless dresses and skirts with small jackets made of light. I’d say this collection made of sun - it’s all about colors, ornaments, flowers and retro lines. An absolute must, white is blooming with strength in seaside looks, where overcoats, mini shirts and ponchos come in a cozy terrycloth and a refined cotton waffle. Silk, leather and suede are sumptuously worked to created stylish patterns adored with embroidered flowers and gilded sequins, freely played with transparence of silk, created new idea of free skying on cloud woman. She’s no more then real illusion, THE inspiration, THE Muse.

snakeskin and perforated suede. With shades of both biker

The woman of Karl Lagerfeld is a surrealist fantasy and was

and aviator, these also dovetailed with the chic and no-

inspired by the film “Last Year at Marienbad”, for which

madic foreign correspondent she imagined. Barbara Bui

Coco Chanel did the costumes. Love at First Sight with

described her new collection in very simple way to me

Chanel Spring 2011 Collection! It is an uncontested fact

“JUST LUXE”. She said everything should be very simple

that Karl Lagerfeld draws the most glamorous women at

and warm, like secure place for adventures woman. That’s

Paris Fashion Week. I certainly felt as if I had stepped

why she mixed crocodile skin and gold with dusty canvas.

through a wardrobe and arrived in Wonderland where

This is the paradox of being adventures and having safe

women are eternally chic and sophisticated, refined in

place in front of fire-place and flowers.

poetry, music and art. An appropriate moodiness opened the show, clothes distressed Chanel-style, which is to say

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faux-wrecked tweeds with holes impeccably embroidered

favor ruffles, rivets, laces. Tube and stretch lines for pieces

for longevity and chic. Lagerfeld offered an abundance

that are worn just the way we want. False folds and lay-

of news in lineup that more than stood up to the dramatic

ers, in reference to pants that cleverly turn into a bag. A

standing. Although the ideas came too fast and plentiful

garment or accessory? Never as simple as they look, little

for full absorption, there were some clear motifs. Hemlines

dresses and skirts, sporty jackets and pants campaign for

were long and short, and the colors soft and pale: pink,

eternally renewed pleasure-to-wear. A very subjective pres-

sky blue, peach, gold and silver tones — and heaps of

ent reclaims the collective memory from here and there:

black. Lagerfeld’s favorite jacket is a short tweed with a

military references, university spirit, scout emblems, hunting

loose back, with black leather in concert with a vibrant

colors, masculine Prince of Wales checks, from historical

tweed or print a racy alternative, with variations on the

uniforms to honor badges. New codes of conduct: take

tweed suit-namely mini culottes paired with boxy blazers in

all the honors to serve definitely personal codes of casual

a cool palette of pastels with a slight dose of sparkle. This

charisma. I actually felt this creative energy, looking at the

was classic Chanel at its best. Leather thigh-highs, rough

collection during the fashion show – is all around us, like

hemmed jackets and embroidered denim. The clothes were

love. “Dinosaur” François Girbaud, like he called himself,

light in both construction and attitude. A pale pink taffeta

it’s exactly type of artist who’s exploring his avante-garde

dresses and jeans were slashed with holes and then em-

ideas in everything what he touches – fashion, art, God

broidered with black beads. Lagerfeld lavished the clothes

knows what’s more hidden deep down in universe of Gir-

with feathers, exquisite embroideries and giant floral im-

baud family.

pressionistic print. The hem was filled in with pink feathers, which made look absolutely fantastic, like exotic bird from some amazing we ever seen, with so inviting voice in my head “Let’s fly with me” to the fantasy of Wonderland – where this bird came from. Feather Fair!

New collection of “red carpet” Ready-to-Wear gowns of Parisian Lebanese designer Elie Saabis is new view on 70s. Elie Saab called it “delight of 70s”. The smiles of Bianca, Diane and Lauren are inspiration for new collection. Elie Saab has a clear recollection of them, their hair

Different images, silhouettes, forms and patterns from class

cascading elegantly over impeccable clothes, their youth

to street, like in Marie Antoinette’s wardrobe - THE baskets

seemingly eternal. Their unnerving beauty and slightly pro-

among tiny little slippers, the pieces of new collection of

vocative charm informs the grace of a dove-gray jump-

Marithé & François Girbaud are perfect addition to im-

suit, the lightness of finely pleated georgette, the femininity

age of every classy woman having addiction to Chanel.

of a nip-waisted peach dress punctuated with a jeweled

Finding inspiration in cogwheels, the husband and wife,

belt. He’s called the good-luck charm of the stars by Ameri-

Marithé and François Girbaud, made the collection with

can press – Halle Berry received her Oscar in one of his

the use of bright yellows, vibrant blues, and strong whites

dresses. There’s many names: Megan Fox (in the slate grey

in a mixture of separates and dresses. Collegiate wear was

ruched gown) Taylor Swift, Jennifer Lopez, Diane Kruger,

also big on the couple’s designs with preppy styles, includ-

Rachel McAdams, Blake Lively, Cheryl Cole, Helen Mir-

ing traditional sweaters in bold colors. But such quickly

ren, Emily Blunt, Fan Bingbing, Sarah Jessica Parker, Eva

moved into a modern phase in which dark tones of gray,

Mendes, Angelina Jolie, Amber Heard, Dakota Fanning,

black, and blue became dominant colors of the collection,

Michelle Yeoh, Beyonce Knowles and Aishwarya Rai. If

offering a clean and sleek aesthetic. Behind these simple

you have an occasion to go on the red carpet – you should

scenes: sophisticated manufacturing secrets guarantee free-

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luscious reds, opulent golds, shiny teals and muted earth tones glammed up with crystals, it’s all rich , baby. Above, strapless red dress with bolero and long-sleeve draped gown with thigh-high slit. Using some pale colors like dark green, beige, gray, yellow, and bold red, he could obtain a brief non-noisy look. The main characteristic for his designs this year is the flowing long dresses, some are cropped from above, some are side opened, some came in the traditional style, and the others were mixes between traditional and modern styles.

to Sophie Albou – sunny designer of the season.

In conclusion, it was exhilarating to see the master designers strut their creativity so sunny and colorful for Spring Summer 2011. So many different collections and have been impressed by be-hatted and be-veiled the beguiling creatures of Galliano, by gothic irresistible strength in leather-leopard collection of Givenchy, by romantic woman of Valentino, by Royal creativity of new collection of Alexander McQueen (continued by Sarah Burton), by modern class of Hermes. While the world may stay relatively con-

I wouldn’t suggest you to mix Elie Saab collection with

stant, fashion clearly is never at a standstill and always

Paul&Joe even both of them are about 70s, but still new

leads one to wonder what’s next we can discover in im-

collection of Paul&Joe designed for elegant woman who

age of modern woman. Adventurous, colorful, bohemian,

knows how to relax. Her wardrobe follows couture codes,

romantic and sophisticated loving sun woman – that is the

in the neo-boho world. The woman of Sophie Albou –

clear trade image of all Parisian designers.

designer of Paul&Joe is woman of today, paradox loving, looking for dynamic but sensitive, determined but fragile dreamer. Sophie brought from 70s romance and freshness, she said that the modern woman should lose her

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romantic and fragile side. Probably that why Kate Hudson

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this summery collection. She’s sparkling and distinguished and would be a perfect icon of today!” On the verge of her 15th anniversary, Sophie Albou explained that she

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the opening of the runway was meant to be the sun. Kudos to her for bringing light and warmth to the collection. Flirty spring and romantic summer – the general idea. Bright sunny colors like tangerine and sunflower yellow were used on halterneck jumpsuits, and leather button-down dresses.

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WHAT’S YOUR FANTASY? Victoria’s Secret has taken runway show production to another level. This year's grand event was taped in New York, featured musical guests, AKON and Katy Perry.

Producer Done and Dusted, Inc. played on Victoria's Secret's latest colorful collection and created a Rainbow Bright meets Wonder Woman, Super Hero Theme. As the Super Models, strutted down the runway to the musical performances by Grammy Nominated artists, Akon and Katy Perry, the runway was also filled with prismatic lights and shimmery balloons.

So as Victoria's Secret has given us a sneak peak into our own fantasies, has Runway Show Production become more about entertainment than business? The Runway Show is no longer about the buyers, but seems now to be about reaching out to the consumers. VIctoria's Secret has ventured out on its own as a stand alone brand that does not need the support from the rest of the industry.

Rather we love them enough, for them to be a leader. If they can do it, who else will also be brave enough to stand on its own? We have yet to see who will ever dare to be so MMAD!

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This winter, don’t just dress to get warmer.

Dress to express your inner most self., with some eye-catching clothes and accesories from Matalan.co.uk. These items were hand picked by our own Editor In Chief, Carol Moda. Believe me, this is her STYYLE to the fullest. Hey.... where is the glove? -LOL. P.. S.

Did I tell you they are all under £50?

Over the Knee Boot: www.matalan.co.uk:: £24

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Papaya Waterfall Check Blanket Coat www.matalan.co.uk:: £35

Papaya Pu Trim Dress www.matalan.co.uk:: £14

Et Vous Military Jacket www.matalan.co.uk:: £40

Papaya Tapered Ankle Fashion Jog Pants www.matalan.co.uk:: £12

Double Layer Lace Shoe www.matalan.co.uk:: £20

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Editor In Chief of Stilo Magazine, Carol Moda was there along with Celeb rities, George Hamiliton and deborah Cox to wish ROberty Cavalli, a Happy BIrthday!

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On November 19, 2010 at the Villa Vechia, Gloria Estefan and Roberto Cavalli joined forces to benefit The Gloria Estefan Foundation and St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital. Among the A-list attendees were: George Hamilton, Lisa & Donald Pliner, SIr Lance, Belkys Nerey, Deborah Cox, and of course Roberto Cavalli.

The event featured a lavish dinner, a special runway show of Cavalli’s spring 2011 collection, and a surprise “It’s A Wonderful World” sung by one of Cavalli’s favorite singers, Deborah Cox.

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odel Diary:: Words by:: Kelly Vu Design by:: Tru Ferguson

Dear Diary, I get plenty of people telling me how lucky I am to get to go on all these shoots, to be pampered, and get pretty pictures of myself taken.

I think anyone could argue that their job is harder than people may think. I’m no exception. I believe being a model is so much more than being beautiful. I’ve looked the same since I was 16, but why is it that I am a better model now than ever? Not just experience, but the act of coming to peace with oneself.

I was raised to think that occupations like modeling or acting were a waste of time, especially if you weren’t making money. I never really believed it, but today it is more untrue to me than ever.

Growing up, I was never praised for how I looked, I was awkward, skinny, shy, and completely uncomfortable in my skin. I was taught one standard of beauty: that to be beautiful, you had to have fair porcelain skin, and long hair. My olive skin was basically not accepted as beautiful in my culture. Although I grew up hearing this, a part of me really believed there was more than one way to be pretty. When I was introduced to the world of modeling, I saw endless ways and reasons to be/feel beautiful.

I may not be rich, or incredibly famous, or even statuesque and tall...but I do have one secret that I always remember. When I’m walking down the street, smiling from ear to ear, and people are looking at me wondering what I know?

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Beauty is a state of mind.

The Lisa Blue Story:: ‘Lisa Blue began with one girl’s dream’ A few years ago I, Lisa Burke, traveled to Tonga with the sole purpose to swim with humpback whales.

I came face to face with these 15 meters, 20 tonne, gentle, ancient giants of the ocean.

No words can describe this experience.

The mother and baby whale approached me.

The baby came so close to me as though to touch me that I backed up. The eyes, only a foot away, looked straight into my soul. My heart burst open.

In that moment I promised that I would do what I could to help protect them and their environment.

In spite of the history of humans killing these angelic beings they look at us with such immense unconditional love.

Two years later, in Byron Bay, after I had been ill for several months and so had not been in the water, I saw whales near the horizon about 6 kms away. At the time I had no fitness, was frail, underweight (due to having been seriously unwell) and was very sad.

I decided to paddle out on my surf board to get a closer look.

I paddled out about 2 kms and at that point could see the whales breaching a couple of kms away.

From my heart I began to call the whales. I longed to be close to them. After about an hour of being out there I decided that I was kidding myself and began to head back to shore.

I turned to paddle and wondered how on earth I got out so far.

After several strokes I stopped to rest. And for some reason I turned my head around. About 3 metres from me a whale surfaced and looked me directly in the eye.

I screamed with joy!

An eagle circled above and a stingray appeared also.

I was so elated I powered back to shore.

I got my sign.

I remembered my promise.

It was time to take action.

I decided to not give into my illness and I flew to Bali to surf.

After having surfed two seasons in Oz I felt I was ready for Bali. I was dropped off by a canoe 2 kms into the ocean (high tide) at a reef break, named Airport Middles, to be faced with 15 foot waves. I was shaking with fear and excitement.

I managed to ride a ten footer and then got ‘majorly’ wiped out. It felt like I was under water forever.

No wonder there were only five blokes out there.

It was on of the greatest moments of my life.

And the fact that I was a 37 year old, single mother beginner was sensational.

That day I felt I could do anything.

I thought about my promise to the baby whale.

Sitting out on my board in the ocean I pondered– “Surfing, fashion, whales, dolphins, swimwear, modeling…”..-hence began my plan to create a swimwear label that could help protect the whales and the dolphins.

From the Blue was born my dream.

One of our pro female surfers in Byron told me that the greatest female surfer in the world will be the girl who can surf the big waves and be feminine and sexy at the same time.

I see ‘surfing’ as a metaphor for life.

‘Lisa Blue’ represents the girl of the future who can be sexy, beautiful, powerful and environmentally aware at the same time. She is not afraid to share her beauty with the world and so shows other girls that they too can shine.

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Australian Swim Wear Collection, Lisa Blue (http://lisablue.com.au ), transcends beyond the normal concepts of swimwear. Created through her passion for the deep blue sea, and whales, Lisa Blue Collection reaches out to the strong, energetic woman without boundaries. The swimwear features aboriginal art from Australian Artist, Rosie Miller. Unlike other swimwear collections, each piece in the Lisa Blue Collection tells a unique story.

About the Designer, Lisa Burke: Designer Lisa Burke, makes a connection between the authentic Australian culture and its modern society to create a one of a kind swimwear collection. Her love for whales and the ocean has driven her to make a difference through her designs and her philanthropic spirit towards the Australian Whale Conservation Society (www.awcs.org.au).

About the Art: The aboriginal style prints for 2010/11 are derived from Rosie Miller’s exquisite Australian Aboriginal paintings. Rosie is from the Mirning tribe (whale tribe), South Australia. Lisa Burke, the designer, has united with friends Rosie Miller and Bunna Lawrie, a close relative of Rosie and one of the last traditional whale dreamers on earth, to help win the good fight to save the whales and dolphins. Lisa is delighted to bridge the ancient world with the modern world and bring a greater appreciation to the original cultural beauty of Australia. Lisa has been given permission from the elders to the honor of using the art work and the face paint designs. To find about the heartwarming story of a lost Aboriginal Whale tribe go to www.whaledreamers.com

P aris Girl

Don't hate her because she is beautiful, strong, erotic, bold, intelligent.....

Photographer :: Yannick Monsegur

MUA & Hair Stylist:: Junior Quieros Stylist: Barcelona Unnaked Photo Assistent: Gonzalo Mena & Piere Paolo Sala Model: Orsolya VIew Management

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Opener:: White T-Shirt & Black Pants:: 0044 Paris; Accessories:: Iglaine; Shoes:: Stylist’s Own

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Clothes:: Alex Rotin & iglaine; Boots:: Stylist Own

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I had a dream about him last night. He was effortlessly stylish and ever so intense.

When he looked at me he narrowed his eyes, just a little bit, And his brow raised, a little...

Photographer:: Tru Ferguson www.truferguson.com

Wardrobe Stylist:: Caffery Van Horne Model:: Samuel Boileau

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Opener:: Hat:: Hugo Boss Hand Crafted. Current:: White Cardigan:: Simons Montreal, White Sheer Tank:: American Apparel, White Jeans:: Prada, Brown Sandal:: Valentino, Brown Travel Bag:: Club Monaco www.stilomag.com Stilo Magazine

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Caftan:: Authentic from Saudi Arabia, Hat:: Henri Henri, Sandal:: Valentino, Pocket Square:: Hermes, Next Page:: Caftan:: From India Swim Trunks:: Marc Jacobs

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Black Shirt:: Hugo Boss, Tassel:: Jenny BIrd, Shorts:: Soho Monreal, Shoes:: Gucci

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Opener:: White T-Shirt & Black Pants:: 0044 Paris; Accessories:: Iglaine; Shoes:: Stylist’s Own

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Clothes:: Alex Rotin & iglaine; Boots:: Stylist Own

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White Cardigan:: Simons Montreal, White Sheer Tank:: American Apparel, White Jeans:: Prada, Brown Sandal:: Valentino, Brown Travel Bag:: Club Monacozzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz www.stilomag.com Stilo Magazine

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It's not about the good, bad, or ugly. It's about giving into your burning desire and feeling good about it...

Photographer :: Sebastian Tronsoco

Stylist:: Giulia Marsili Hair & Makeup:: Alessandra Arriaza Hair & Make Up Assistant:: Maia Gainza Jouregui

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Opener:: Michael Kors; Previous:: Leather Jacket:: Armand Basi; Leggings::American Apparel; Shoes:: PINK; Necklace:: Dyrberg/Kern. Current:: Shirt:: Lacoste; Leggings:: American Apparel; Shoes:: Fly London. www.stilomag.com Stilo Magazine

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Shirt:: Lacoste; Leggings:: American Apparel; Shoes:: Fly London.

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Waistcoat:: Pinko; T-shirt:: American Apparel; Pants:: Armand Basi; Shoes:: Dorotea; Necklace:: Dyrberg/Kern

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Dress:: Designer Remix Collection; Panties:: Oddy Molly; Shoes:: Fly London

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Dress:: Sita Murt; Leggings:: Stylist’s Own; Sunglasses:: Michael Kors; Shoes:: PINKO

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G-Shirt:: G-Star; Shorts:: Vintage Armani; Leggings:: Jonathan Aston; Shoes:: Dorotea; Earrings Dyrberg/Kern

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Panties:: Oddy Molly; Shoes:: Fly London

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Blazer:: Armand Basi; Panties:: American Apparel; Leggings:: Designer Remix Collection; Necklace:: Dyrberg/Kern

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We live to love, and love to live... So why do we spend half our lives telling ourselves how not to love or live?

‘adore Photographer :: Daniel BartolomĂŠ www.danielbartolome.com

Stylist:: Laia Gomez:: www.laiagomez.com Hair & Makeup:: Silivia Condome Model:: Xenia Micsanschi @ View Management

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Previous::Blazer:: Armand Basi; Panties:: American Apparel; Leggings:: Designer Remix Collection; Necklace:: DyrberKern

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Dress:: TARA JARMON; Stilettos :: CASADEI.

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Jacket:: PIANURA STUDIO; Necklace LOULOU DE LA FALAISE @PARIS VINTAGE; Skirt:: D&G, Stilettos:: CASADEI.

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Jacket:: DIESEL; Leggings:: K de KARL LAGERFELD; Shoes:: CASADEI.

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Jacket:: CUSTO BCN; Necklace:: LOULOU DE LA FALAISE @ PARIS VINTAGE; Leggings:: SCEE BY TWIN SET; Shoes:: CASADEI.

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Twin Set:: EMPORIO ARMANI; Necklace:: LOULOU DE LA FALAISE @ PARIS VINTAGE

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40@40 Signature Series

The 40 @ 40 Collection evokes the struggles, passions, talents, accomplishments and enduring strength of our ancestors. As we explore our peoples’ history—the pyramid builders, physicians, metaphysicians, alchemists and mathematicians—and the great men and women who are alive today—the athletes, musicians, composers, writers and activists—I entreat you to be inspired by their legacy.

It is a familiar saying: “A People with no history have no future.”

This single truth has motivated and inspired each brushstroke I have swept across a canvas. While the immediate subject or series changes, the purpose behind my art remains the same: educate, empower and unite.

I use art as a means of sharing the rich history and beauty of the motherland - Africa. By creating a positive and authentic image of Africa, we can begin to embrace the land, the history, and ourselves - its

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Like fine silk thread, each image in this collection weaves together to form a vivid tapestry that chronicles the collective story of our past. The lessons from our history resonate through these paintings as they do within each of us; we must use the present to embrace our past, and

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“Free your mind. Love yourself. Dare to go against the grain. Live your life as it was meant to be lived.”

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Charles, Miles Davis, and even Sarah Vaughan, takes you right to that moment where you can almost here the melody. His art is filled with the right combination of colors and the strokes brings the art to life.

EDITOR’S THOUGHTS:: Having artistic talent is one thing, but having the power to move your soul through your art, is another. What makes people want to just stop, stare and be taken away to another time? What makes people appreciate how a work of art has even been created? It takes life, talent and of course creativity. Mark Stoddart, A.K.A., Kurupt, has all three.

Influenced by life, music, and art, Mark Stoddart, Kurupt has proves that visual expression is the window to one’s soul. Having a diverse background in not only Fine Art, but also Graphic Design and Commercial Art, Mark has found a way to express his view of the world in a style of art that truly has something to say.

Mark has a way of capturing the best of his muse. His paintings of some of the greatest music artists of all time, such as Billie Holliday, Ray

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PHOTOS:: PATRICK FRASER COURTESY OF RCA

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Music Christina has sold over 25 Million albums worldwide, has won four Grammy Awards, a Latin Grammy Award and has had two Top Five Albums in the US. You might know her well as Brittany Spears Rival years ago, but the young teen you once knew, singing “What a girl wants” is all grown up.

Christina comes back on the seen releasing

her latest album, “Bionic.”

It is not easy being a music artist these days. The music industry is changing. In order to be noticed you have to be unique and very, very talented.

With popular artists

like, LADY GAGA that is making big waves, for a music veteran to reclaim a crown, you have to be able to come back with better. Christina Aguilera is doing just that. She is a beautiful woman with a stylish flair.

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nary talent and a vision to do what she feels, Christina Aguilera is one of the few artists that can maintain flexibility in style of music, while still pleasing her fan base.

You should definitely check out her latest album on www. christinaaguilera.com. Trust me, its very abstract.

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About Peace For Haiti:

in a philanthropic event featuring a live fashion photo shoot, music

Peace for Haiti has been recognized by the United States govern-

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ti. Peace for Haiti was developed by Peacemakers, in partnership

raise money and increase awareness of Haiti’s current Condition

with organizations including, Friend Ships, Miami Rescue Mission,

benefitting the non profit organization, Peace for Haiti. Music Artist,

Trinity Broadcasting Network’s Smile of a Child, Trinity Church, and

Mecca a.k.a. Grimo, perfomed a special heart warming spoken

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word performance. Cloak’s CEO, Ebonie Mukasa, expressed her

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Carol Moda:: During the NY FASHION WEEK festivities, I was given a complimentary stay at the five star, The Mark Hotel in New York CIty. From the moment, I walked in, I was greeted with an extraordinary quality of hospitality and comfort. During my stay, I was located in one of their 77 King guest rooms. Among the room’s amenities, was a room control panel, black and white, marble bathroom, a deep-soaking tubs, double sinks, a separate shower, granite mini bar, 32-inch HD Television and audio system, with a universal MP3, laptop and of course the plush bathrobe and bedroom slippers.

It was like heaven, the king-size bed was made with soft goose down comforters and pillows. In the morning, I was greeted to a mouth watering breakfast of bacon, eggs, homestyle potatoes, freshly squeezed orange juice, and green tea. The silver tray was decorated with flowers and equipped with little miniature jars of honey, jam, sugar, ketchup and utensils. Also during my stay, I came into my room and found a complimentary bottle of Chardonnay and a thank you note issued by the hotel’s Marketing & PR department. All in all, I had a grand time there and will recommend The Mark Hotel as definitely one of the best places to stay in NYC.

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