Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Labels: Alicia Keys, Barack Obama, Halle Berry, John McCain, Politics, The Closet
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Last night MICHELLE WILLIAMS (and DC Alum) stepped out at Xchange in NYC to celebrate FUSE music stations new ad campaign. Peep the new blonde highlights, the nuetral make-up and the fun and flirty very "summer-esque" frock: it's a complete 180 from what promised to be a VERY edgy punk look for her upcoming Unexpected album.
While I was super-excited about her new direction, I have to admit I LOVE LOVE LOVE the new look. The old on was a cool concept but she never seemed to own it enough to make it believable. Peep the old look below.



Labels: Michelle Williams, The Closet
Monday, June 2, 2008

Dior's new phone -- which will work world-wide, except in Japan and Korea, where it isn't compatible with local wireless networks -- is priced higher than rival fashion phones, closer to the price range of Nokia Corp.'s premium line Vertu, which also starts in the $5,000 range. Dolce & Gabbana, Prada and Giorgio Armani SpA all have phones out that cost around $600.
In addition to all the regular features of a cellphone -- a touchscreen, a camera, ringtones -- the Dior phone offers a new gimmick: a miniature phone barely bigger than a USB key. Dior says the mini "My Dior," as it is called, is handy for women who don't want to rummage through their bags to find their phones. Instead, the mini version of the phone clips to the outside of a bag for easier access. It communicates with the main phone, so people can pick up or make calls with My Dior and use the main phone for more complicated functions.
With mobile phones, fashion brands have insisted on taking part in both design and marketing. Last year, when Italian fashion house Prada launched a phone with South Korea's LG Electronics Inc., Prada tinkered with the touch screen and preloaded content in addition to working on the phone's basic design.
Mr. Toledano said the idea of creating a Dior phone was driven by demand in new luxury markets such as China and Russia.
Washington Post
Labels: The Closet
Monday, May 5, 2008
It was all "Superheroes: Fashion and Fantasy" at the annual Costume Institute Gala at The Metropolitan Museum of Art last night in NYC. And there were some hits (like BEYONCE who shimmered above in a predictable yet elegant and flattering mermaid style gown) and some misses...(cough) Joy Bryant! So come with me while we take on a journey of super heros and a little too much fantasy. And you KNOW we're gonna give it to you straight. It's what we do!
Very pretty. A- (We had to deduct cause she wore yet another mermaid style).
Oh KIMORA...Here's the thing, I love love love the bold colors and patterns. and I think she came close to hitting the theme, however the strapless bodice is too tight, giving her little lady lumps everywhere. It pains me to say this but B-.

Isn't ANDRE just the cutest? LOVES IT! He always makes his own unique brand of crazy, work for him. A.
I was shockingly bored with this look on JANET. The usual style maven has been struggling in her own image lately. This looks like something she'd rock to a Grammy after-party...Not the courture event of the season. C.
Ummm MARY J. what the hell is that on your head? This look was another dissappointment. She's been killin' the game lately but this ill-fitting overly voluminous frock did nothing for me. And let's not even TALK bout those bangs. Put your wig back on Mary. C.
Wait a minute...Did ZOE KRAVITZ do her hair? Put two snaps in the air for Jesus! And you know what, paired with the vintage dress and the dark smoldering eyes, this look works for me...By Zoe standards. B (With a gold star for doing your do baby girl!)
When's the last time you saw Iman make a serious misstep? Exactly. A
This makes me kinda dizzy. And for some reason everytime I look at it, I have to pee. From the greasy bangs, bare face and busy mod gown, it's just ugly. I'm sorry, it just is. F.
Now for VENUS, this is a great look. The tennis pro looks neither like a humble tranny or a model for the Whitney Houston "Rock-Star" wig collection line. B.I try not to talk about Andre Leon Talley too much. He might come beat my ass.
Well look who it is...Jenny from the block where all new mothers stay freakin' FLY! I have no idea how she did it, cause the dress is JUST alright, the hair and make-up are really kinda typical and her man loks like skelator but somehow, someway, she made it all work and look very "old Hollywood." A.

I need Halle Berry to be on the look-out, cause PAULA PATTON is comin' for you. For real Mama Berry, you are one box office bomb and girlfriend is one short hair cut away from being the new mocha screen siren. I love the look. And Robin looks cute too. A.

Now ya'll KNOW I pretty much ignore this lil heffa. EVA LONGORIA-PARKER ain't never really interested me. I find her to be a little too attention-seeking in a needy way. But damn if girlfriend didn't come up in the spot last night and change the game! From it's rich purple hue to the billowing lettuce-edge ruffles, to the brillantly chosen pulled back hair and subdued make-up, everything about this look screams SUPERHERO & FANTASY! This is star power at it's finest! Well done Mrs. Parker, well done. BRAVA! A+
Labels: Beyonce, Janet Jackson, Jennifer Lopez, Kimora, Mary J. Blige, Outkast, The Closet, Venus And Serena
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
The Bathing Ape Store opened today in West Hollywood. Designers Nigo & Pharell were there to open the doors to the WeHo boutique.
Actors Dania Ramierez, Jonah Hill and producer Joel Silver all attended. But the a-lister of the night goes to Ye West himself...But I gotta say, form the looks of things, by the time this tour is over, KanYe is gonna be about 90lbs. Somebody give my boy a sandwich.

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Labels: KanYe West, Pharell, The Closet
Monday, April 21, 2008
Is Mary sleep or something? I mean I know Jay ain't as funny as Tavis is making it seem but damn Mary,can you at least MOVE?
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Labels: Jay-Z, The Closet
Friday, April 18, 2008
Ok, so here's the perect example of Color Me Fly! BET's Aleesha Renee wore this beautifully cut, spring flock last night to the upfronts. She opted for a nuetral shoe but then grounded the bright dress with a chunky black belt. BEAUTIFULLY DONE!
But then there's Golden Brooks...SIGH. Oh Golden, when will you learn that tube dresses of ANY kind are unflattering on you?
And this ladies brings me to my point: There are rules to this game. No matter how fly the color/print/style/design, if the ish doesn't flatter your figure, you are wasting ERRBODY'S time.
Labels: The Closet
Thursday, April 17, 2008
COLOR ME FLY!
You remember all the bold, bright pinks, blues, yellow and greens? Well guess what babies, they’re back and the cuts are fierce and feminine. So get out your notepad, iPhone, or get ready to right click and save cause we’re showing you what you MUST rock this spring. Why? Cause we’re fly and we want you to be too!
You remember all the bold, bright pinks, blues, yellow and greens? Well guess what babies, they’re back and the cuts are fierce and feminine. So get out your notepad, iPhone, or get ready to right click and save cause we’re showing you what you MUST rock this spring. Why? Cause we’re fly and we want you to be too!

THE FITS!
To all my FLY MAMA’S, this spring celebrate your femininity and your body with very flirty, feminine cuts! Try some new shape/length combos: A shapeless coat that exposes the legs, or a great halter (MY fav!) or the hottest cut out right now, the bubble dress!



So we already know from previous posts that it’s time to put away the boots and sneaks, right? Right.
So for spring don’t be afraid to go DRAMATIC! Have fun with your shoes. If you choose a bright matte color, try a bold printed heel. And good news, straps are back. And of course wedges are ALWAYS hot.
And of course what’s the use of a bangin’ fit without a FLY bag?
So maybe you don’t have the heart or the hips to rock a bold color…Not to worry, you too can get in on the latest trend by spicing up basic black with a bright bag.
And the good thing is, this season bags are as versatile as the women who rock them: big, small, clutches to hobos, bright to metallic, there’s something for everyone.
Labels: The Closet
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