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FUTURISTC COLLECTION Pixie J 2012 Swimsuit collection.
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Achieving a great design this Christmas You probably want to leave a lasting impression on friends and family visiting your home this Christmas. At the same time, you want to be able to save some money, or make changes that are timeless, and would allow your dollar to stretch further. Here are a few tips that will help you achieve those objectives, as well as will leave your home looking clean, fresh and ultimately classy.
Never forget lighting. We live in the Caribbean Storage, storage, storage. IIn the Caribbean, where throughout the year there is an abun- we tend to not want to throw things away. dance of light. Traditionally, persons would cover windows with heavy, dark curtains which leave the room looking dark and dreary. Don’t get me wrong, you can decorate your home to make it work, but think about using lighter curtains to let in more natural light, and add flair if needed with some window treatments. Natural light helps to lift and highlight your colours and you save on your energy bill. 14
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OPINION And I agree with you, old things can be reworked and reused; you never know when they may inspire you. Nevertheless, don’t clutter rooms with them if you want a clean and classy space. Instead, build up or under. Consider using tall shelves giving you more storage space and creating a more dramatic effect, or take advantage of the space underneath your bed to store things you’d want to keep out of sight. Invest in furniture that doubles a storage area.
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or kitchen table will save you money as your style changes. It’s better to switch out the little things than to buy a couch every two years! At Courts SVG Limited, you will find a wide variety of Sofas, beds, tables and other furniture that would allow you to achieve just that.
Pick a theme and build around it. For example, if you’ve chosen a contemporary couch which dominates its space, don’t use an antique centre table and natural wood storage cabinets. Your room ends up looking tacky, Do not neglect your floors. We’d like to think and although the individual element would that noone notices the floor, but they do. seem high class and expensive, it would give However, no need to worry; you can make your floor work for you. Adding rectangular flooring helps to give a room a more elongated look. Cork and carpet flooring are easier on the feet, and would be a great investment as you move up in age. Vinyl is a great alternative to tile especially if you want to do installation yourself. You would be able to find a great design and material for your flooring at ACE an overall cheap and confusing look to the room. Once you’ve picked a theme, add elements that would complement each other. You should also pick a colour scheme and keep that in mind. Planning is extremely important. Courts SVG has a variety of different styles of furnishings to choose from.
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Build with a colour scheme in mind. We already explained that although things will stand out on their own, you must always keep in mind that in a room they must work together. Having a colour scheme helps you to achieve this. Use decorative pieces to disperse the colour scheme throughout the room. Don’t forget that cushions, table pieces and rugs are excellent pieces to use to incorporate your colour Vincy eZine | Vol1 Issue2
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CLEAN, FRESH & CLASSY also make shapes like rectangles and squares, creating a box on the wall for framing out furniture, sconces or your favourite picture. With moulding, you can give the illusion of added depth and dimension to the walls. Like painter’s tape, making a small box with moulding can create a look that’s certainly classic.
Lastly, utilize the net. If you’re not very techsavvy, get someone to help you, or better yet, learn. There are thousands of design ideas out there. Visit the HGTV website, where they have various Do-It-Yourself projects and inexpensive design ideas. Learn about the new trends and products out there to help save scheme. Decide which colours you will use the time and money. I hope this article helps you most and which the least. Patterns can also be in successfully completing your new design used and built around. Remember to take a this Christmas. minimalist approach that less is better. A few colours instead of many help create that clean and classy look. Choose accents wisely. Your walls, table tops and other areas in your room shouldn’t be neglected. This is where accents come in. Courts and Caribbean Lifestyles have excellent accents you can use. You’ve already learned about colour schemes, and this should factor in when buying or making your own accents. Just remember to stay away from cheap, tacky looking items. A print with plastic frames and cheap imitation glass can be spotted from across the room. Instead, purchase a piece of the metallic/glass wall art from Courts. Decorate tables with well-made vases from Caribbean Lifestyles. You’ll see just how much classier you can make a room by doing so. Add or Fake architectual design. This can be done in a variety of ways. Using painter’s tape, you can paint horizontal or vertical lines, which can make the room look bigger. You can 16
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Missed opportunities and misplaced chances, Unlucky days and lonely nights. Forgetful moments but one hopeful, wishful second And my heart skipped a beat in that timeless hour of pleasure to simply just look at you. I’m grasping at straws because fate has left me hanging, How do I accomplish something as easy as breathing? For all I want at this moment is your name And praying that you would want the same. But I’m being suffocated by fear Fear of not receiving it Fear of being rejected And fear of being what is less than expected. Was there a sign I failed to see That indicated your interest in me? Is there a way to capture time that was lost? To save the embarrassment, confusion and burning frustration that my inexperience cost. I wish, I hope, I dream I pray that there are More opportunities, more chances to come my way. Writen by L. F. © 2012
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party too hard, is quick to start fights, make inappropriate jokes about your other friend or a stranger or just plain out act like an idiot. My suggestion would be to unfriend them. Since that isn’t always possible (for whatever reason), the least you can do is not to invite them. No one enjoys their company and if you keep bringing them along with You have a little extra cash in your hand you, eventually you will stop being invited.
and with all the cool Christmas and New now your limits: For the inexperienced Year’s party/lymes going on, you’re drinker this may be a bit difficult. Here bound to go to a few. Here are a few rules you should follow RELIGIOUSLY are some rules when you’re just getting started; pick a drink/mix and stick to it, when you do decide to party a little;
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avoid doing shots or taking part in drinking games/challenges and take breaks inbetween drinks to properly assess your current state. Always have a friend around who already know their limits and can stop you if the need arises. Once you have figured out what your limit is, do not cross it. No one likes a drunk unless they’re taking their clothes off.
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on’t do anything you wouldn’t want public: With technology these days, there is no such thing as what happened in Vegas stays in Vegas. Dancing provocative, skinny dipping and other questionable habits shouldn’t be done unless you’re fine with it being taped and distributed to emember to have fun: Enjoy the the world. Bumping, Grinding and Wining company and music, mix, mingle and are typical in the Caribbean, but there is a thin line between those styles of dancing have a good time in general. Do not be and what most would term as vulgarity. Be fooled by stupid sayings such as “drink til she’s pretty,” “everybody’s doing it,” “go cautious of the image you put out. hard or go home,” or any other saying that o not drive once you’ve been drinking: encourages you to get shit faced drunk. It’s you will not only put yourself at risk, but better to remember the whole party than others as well. Once you know you will be half a party. And it’s way safer that way. drinking, organize some form of transport.
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The biggest event during Christmas has got to be Nine Mornings. According to the tourism authority website, Nine Mornings before Christmas, Vincentians awake in the early hours of the morning and partake in a range of activities. These activities includes sea baths, dances (or in local parlance, fetes), bicycle riding and street concerts. In the rural areas, the final morning of the festivity usually ends with a steel band “jump-up”. The origins of the celebration are clouded in mystery, some linking it to Catholic Novena, early morning church services in the run up to Christmas. Others say it is a ritual that has its roots in African culture brought to the islands by slaves. Food is also a huge part of Christmas for Vincentians, and there are a number of foods consumed traditionally only around the Christmas season. Sorrel, Mauby and Ginger Ale are some examples of juices consumed in larger quantities around Christmas. Persons also would purchase Hairoun products and other soft and alcoholic beverages in larger quantities to cater to guests. Christmas dinner would usually include but is not limited to rice (peas sometimes added), steam www.vincyezine.com
A VINCY CHRISTMAS vegetables, boiled provision, cole slaw or other forms of salad, baked poultry, stew beef or pork, baked or boiled ham and macaroni pie. Black cake is also unique to SVG, and although other islands have their variation of fruit cake with alcohol, the Gonsalves Black Wine which is used to make SVG’s black cake gives it a unique taste not easily replicated by other fruit wines. It should also be noted that various communities would take part in Light-Up (The act of decorating a part of the community in Christmas lights and other decorations). The Light-up would run in conjunction often times with a concert or some other form of celebration. Persons would also light up and decorate the outside of their houses.
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finger nail. That stuff looks cheap, acts cheap and is cheap.Typically, the nicer pieces will be electroplated in real silver or gold. That’s when manufacturers chemically bond a thin What she’s wearing film of precious metal to a base of nonprecious metal. It’s a higher-quality finish What she’s wearing is perhaps the easier that looks good and stands up to normal set of characteristics to define.It’s fairly wear. straightforward: finishes and gems. Expensive-looking costume gems can be Finishes are the colored coatings that turn made of a variety of materials and take the chain, setting, French hooks, clasps and countless forms. They may closely resemble all other metal components into, typically, diamonds, rubies, pearls or emeralds, or silver or gold tones. Of course, some high- they may create a look all their own. It’s end costume pieces actually are silver or perhaps easier to define quality costume gold. Those are the relatively expensive gems by what they’re lacking, namely: ones, and are sometimes referred to as paint, foil backing and lightweight plastic. “bridge” jewelry. They can run into the And they’re not glued on - they’re prong-set thousands of dollars and often sport very or hand-tied. real-looking fake stones. With an eye out for materials and mountings, What you want to look out for is the cheap, classy costume jewelry is pretty easy to spot. flimsy coating you can scratch off with a Wearing it with class, on the other hand, can be a bit more complicated.
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of tacky, and, as they say, how classy a Size -- Unless you’re royalty, you probably woman looks is inversely proportional to won’t look classy in a lemon-size “diamond.” the number of rings she wears. Keep it small and tasteful. Color -- If you’re going for an expensive look, a hot-pink or lime-green stone can be tough to pull off. To be safe, stick with colors in the natural-stone spectrum.
Aside from limiting your jewels to a few well-chosen pieces, looking expensive in the inexpensive can also come down to:
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Keep it simple. If you’re wearing a particularly large piece of jewelry, treat it as a focal point. That means only one necklace, and perhaps one or two other “background” pieces, simple gold hoops or a few silver bangles, for instance. You can wear a larger number of subtle pieces at once without looking cheap, but even with simple jewelry it’s wise to edit. A thin gold chain can look a bit street-walker when you pair it with 20 more just like it.The term “statement” is perhaps overused right now, but it’s there for a reason. Statement jewelry speaks for itself. It says “bold,” “high-fashion,” “earthy” or “glamorous,” and it needs very little in the way of support.
Outfit -- Most people look cheap pairing a 10-carat “ruby” with sweats and a t-shirt. Sure, a lucky few in Beverly Hills can make it work, but most people do well wearing In fact, supporting accessories can detract fancy jewelry with evening wear and casual from it. A statement piece, whether earrings, jewelry with jeans. a necklace, a bracelet or a magnificent One other thing to think about when cocktail ring, does best as the center of wearing affordable jewels: Some people attention, and it’s this quality that makes it have allergic reactions to certain inexpensive essential. It can say so much on its own, you metals. Before you wear a costume piece needn’t put a ton of effort into the rest of for a night on the town, make sure you’re your look. On a night when you’re running not allergic to the chain or setting. No one late and have somehow ended up in headlooks expensive in a rash. to-toe black, wear a primary-colored, tribal bib necklace or a shoulder-grazing layered For Local Handmade jewelry to neon feather earrings .You need to turn complement your holiday outfit Wadada monotony into something simply, utterly Beads is your ultimate selection. stylish. Contact wadada Beads;
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Beauty to me is about being comfortable in your own skin. That or a kick-ass red lipstick- Gwneth Paltrow
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To ensure that your lip color bonds with your skin, your lips must be hydrated. Apply lip balm about 10 minutes before you apply lipstick to allow the moisture to soak into your lips.
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Apply a shade that matches your lipstick, because liner will also serve as a backup layer of pigment when the color begins to wear off. Liner acts as a barrier, which is why you should always shade the entire lip when you want durability. Trace the outline of your lips, making sure you draw a symmetrical Cupid’s bow then fill in your lips, making sure you reach the corners and creases.
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Apply lipstick in a tapping motion or apply with your finger tips. You want to press the color into your lips and gradually build as opposed to slathering it on. After your first coat, grab a lint-free tissue and blot by placing the tissue between your upper and lower lips and pressing down. Next, apply another coat. If possible, separate a 2-ply tissue so it’s one-ply, then place the tissue gently over lips and dab with loose powder. The tissue acts as a filter, allowing just enough of the powder to get through to set the lipstick without changing the color or texture of the lipstick.
If you wish you can follow up with gloss but for day time I prefer to keep things matte. Lasts much longer that way in my opinion. I hope you try these tips for longer lasting lipstick days. If you do, let me know.
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dead. But Oliver isn’t too hung up on seeing how the world had changed or enjoying his reconnection with civilization. He also returns with a mission to write the wrongs of his father by taking down corrupt officials and businessmen around the city. And here begins the story of the CW adaptation of DC Comics character the “Green Arrow.”
Oliver queen beats the odds of surviving on an island for several years after being shipwrecked. As if that isn’t bad enough, he also seemingly has to avoid and fight off highly trained soldiers on the island. There he learns some wicked martial arts and This show definitely shows great promise. archery skills. He is miraculously returned to We highly recommend it to action and his family and friends, who assumed he was superhero series fans.
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7... accessories from Ailocious and Ikesha Art (one of our in-house favs at Vincy eZine). barefeet models in black wearing accessories that ranged from bags to necklaces. they were true to their aesthetics. bohemian and rootsy. thumbs up.
8... following on accessories trend, Pink Metal. its just after 9pm now and it was all glitter and shine as models strutted to Rhianna’s ‘Diamond’. i was partial to their hair bows. a true comittment to boldness. (make sure to see more from the brand in our fashion spread). Natshida White, one of the duo that forms Pink Metal on right
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12: a finale full of applauds and cheers. and a standing ovation for our designer of the night, miss Shernicia MAYERS. well deserved. i ran backstage to congratulate her on the success and asked how she felt. she answered with a huge smile “relieved.� understood! so if you missed it, you really did miss something grand.
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The dish Chef Ambrose prepared for us was said to be a representation of herself and what she likes cooking. The fried plantain represents a favourite for her that she grew up eating. The salad shows her love for fresh food, and red cabbage was added showing her liking of colours in her food. Chef Ambrose, like most of us, likes food that wouldn’t take up to much time to prepare and cook, and this is shown by her choice to use pasta and the chicken wings.
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Fashion: Through a Caribbean fashionista’s eyes Hello again everyone! Back for more? I couldn’t wait for this new issue to reach your sore eyes. When it comes to fashion, you just can’t risk waiting and be left behind, since fashion changes every day!I I wanted to switch things up a little this issue, so I’m just going to jump right to it in one word.... PHOTOGRAPHY! I know,I know. Just hear me out. I know you might be shaking your head and wondering: Why talk about photography? What’s so important about it that made me decide to dedicate a column to it? And most importantly: What does it have to do with fashion? Actually, it has everything to do with fashion! Do you think you’d want to buy an article of clothing without seeing how it looks? Would you want to open magazines and books just to be given a description of something and not be able to see a photo of what they’re trying to advertise? Do you think you’d want to shop online if you couldn’t see pictures of items you can purchase? I can go on with the questions, and even ask questions that have nothing to do with fashion, and I can assure you the answers will be the same… no. No….you wouldn’t want to be bothered
looking for items that do not have a picture for you to assess for yourself if it is exactly what you wanted and no….you wouldn’t be able to see what’s new in different countries in terms of fashion. I can keep at this all day. Now when it comes to the fashion industry, it takes a skilled photographer to capture the essence of a design as well as the energy radiating from the model(s) wearing the clothing. They must be able to show the versatility of a designer, capture the message the designer is trying to show in their work and last but not least, make sure it can affect everyone looking at their work regardless of if it’s in a positive or negative way. In this issue, I’m going to highlight two photographers, both from the Caribbean with one being a Vincentian herself. I
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As quoted from his website, The Morgan Photo is a full-service photography business, located in Barbados. Avant-garde and fresh, unprecedented and bold, the business is quickly gaining a reputation for being one of the best in the industry. The Morgan Photo combines know-how with creativity, delivering a solid service portfolio of images—from instudio to on-location to commercial. Built on an “expect-the-unexpected” philosophy, The Morgan Photo experience provides something different. It’s for people, brands, and businesses excited about quality, global appeal and making the transition from dull to daring; small town to big lights; amateur to rock star. I don’t want to be dull, small town or amateur. Show me what you’ve got Jr. Morgan. What more can I say? His work speaks for itself. See on left. For bookings, contact him at jr@themorganmedia.com(email) of give him a call at 1-246-248-1452. Do you want your work to be published/showcased to thousands of readers online? Send submissions to me at shanelle_grant@hotmail.com, with “Photo Sub” as the subject line, and your work could just make it to our next issue. Get cracking guys! Get those cameras out and start shooting! Until next time…be fashionable, be trendy but never boring. x.O and a pair of heels. Coko Shanelle www.vincyezine.com
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