Posts Tagged ‘Celebrity Fashion’

Who Is This NEW Jill Scott??

Wednesday, April 18th, 2012

Circa 2000

 

Fast Forward 2012 – Jilly from Philly?!?

 

Pre-sale tickets for Detroit Show go on sale tomorrow at 10 am!

 

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NYFW FW12 – Captured in Five New York Minutes (Video)

Tuesday, February 28th, 2012

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Color and Contrast – Medium Contrast

Saturday, April 23rd, 2011

Medium Contrast Level

Dark value hair and medium value skin. Medium value hair and light value skin. Light value hair and medium value skin. These combinations make up medium contrast levels.

 

Jolie’s hair value is dark, and her skin value is medium.

She looks beautiful in medium valued color combinations and with medium contrasting colors displayed against her skin.

Yes, this dress has a host of faux paus.

 

 

But for now, focus on how distressing the color contrast scheme is in relationship to her natural contrast level. Low Contrast

 

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(Video) Rhianna Works the Cover of Rolling Stone Magazine

Wednesday, March 30th, 2011

I caught a glimpse of Rhianna’s “Rolling Stone” magazine spread today and it set off my internal fire alarm. Talk about a visceral reaction!

Those flaming red locs, coupled with her Goddess curves . . . Lawd have merCY! What’s in that Barbadian water? Quick, call the fire department!!

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(Video) ColourGurl Fashion Confessions – Why I Never Played With Barbie Dolls

Saturday, February 5th, 2011

Confession Number One

My very first best friend was a 2’5” walking doll named Naomi. She had sandy brown hair, styled in a sixties bob, beautiful medium brown sleep eyes, long lashes and chocolate mocha plastic skin. She wore a pink gingham plaid frock, identical to a dress I owned, with white ruffled ankle socks and black shoes. For years, we were BFFs, gurls, ace boons. But apparently, Naomi thought there was more to life than simply being a doll.

I Kid You Not!

One night I woke up to find Naomi standing in front of my closet, lit up from head to toe, eyes batting, body leaned forward as if about to take a step. I went into instant hysteria, screaming at the top of my lungs. Of course, by the time my Dad ran to my aid Naomi had resumed to her doll-like state. Dad never believed me and had it not been the sixties, I’m sure he would have toted me off to the nearest shrink. But back then, black folks didn’t believe in professional intervention. Nevertheless, at my request, Dad dismantled Naomi’s movable parts, removed her from my room and placed her into the dumpster, promising never to buy me a doll again.

Barbie of the 60s

Confession Number Two

I’ve never owned a Barbie doll. Part of the reason stemmed from the Naomi incident. But the primary reason had to do with there being no black Barbie dolls in the sixties. Raised by a father, whose Saturday morning ritual included the sound of vinyl hissing and popping, and James Brown’s blaring voice commanding us to “Say it Loud, I’m Black and I’m Proud”, owning a blue-eyed, blond, brunette or redhead, white doll, was not an option.

http://www.vogue.it/en/vogue-black/the-black-barbie-issue/2010/02/the-black-barbie-issue

Obviously much has taken place in the world of Barbie over the last 50 years, including the inclusion of Black Barbie 30 years ago. In 2008, Vogue celebrated Barbie’s golden anniversary, by creating this stunning “Dad” approved Black Barbie issue. Without question, we’ve come a long way. Still, as I peruse each of the 142 staggeringly beautiful images in that 2008 Black Barbie issue, and the many intricate details, I’m even more convinced that when the rest of us sleep, dolls lead a secret life.

Be Sure to Check Out the Video at the End

http://www.vogue.it/en/vogue-black/the-black-barbie-issue/2010/02/the-black-barbie-issue

http://www.vogue.it/en/vogue-black/the-black-barbie-issue/2010/02/the-black-barbie-issue

http://www.vogue.it/en/vogue-black/the-black-barbie-issue/2010/02/the-black-barbie-issue

http://www.vogue.it/en/vogue-black/the-black-barbie-issue/2010/02/the-black-barbie-issue

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