ok, I'm a gril who firmly believes in abstaining from the use of foul language and all. However, this girl gets it from a woman's point of view and she's my best female rapper apart from Eve.
I'm single and I'm on the prowl so you guys out there beta watch out, lol
Thursday, 21 February 2008
World Premiere: Trina
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Friday, 15 February 2008
Back with a Bang - A Peek at Denim for Spring/Summer 2008
For those of you who give a care in the world about what I have to say on 'what to wear' and 'where to get' cute frocks and outfits, I'm sorry I haven't been paying that section much attention. It's not for loss of interest or a lack of items to show, it's just been a hectic few first weeks of the year.
However, I am back with a bang and pleased to inform you that something else is back with a bang for the spring/summer season (drum rolls please). Yay (a favourite expression of a girlfriend of mine), it's light denim in all forms of garments. I will be giving you an highlight my favourite denims garments (some of which I will try to lay my hands on) for the forthcoming spring/summer season.
Miss Selfridge gives a feminine feel to clothing which I love and they are a favourite of mine for dresses and tops hence my first round of choices from the store. I'm sure you're all tired of hearing me go on about my love for dresses so I'll move on without further ado. This denim collection from Miss Selfridge (http://www.missselfridge.com//) all fall into my top 5.
This dark blue balloon denim dress has a somewhat masculine upper bodice with a flared lower half but with the nipped waist, it ultimately brings out the feminine feel. love it, love it, love it for the woman with attitude and an unconventional style. The last two season have turned away from figure-hugging clothing to free flowing silhouettes (so please stop assuming i'm pregnant just because i'm wearing a free flowing garment, it's not Maternity wear).
Short dresses stay on this spring/summer and this chambray dress gives the casual, playful edge to any woman. Collarless shirts, dresses and tops are a highlight of spring/summer 2008 so be prepared to see more collarless clothing.My third choice is this adventurously short skirt which would make a great display of your 'Pins' (that's what summer's all about afterall). The bubble hem is still on for another season hence its appearance on this item of clothing. Teamed with a singlet top, the beach is a go and teamed with a chiffon blouse, any party's your destination.

Number 4 on my list is for the ladies who love their denim trousers, High-waisted, wide leg jeans are a main commodity for the spring/summer 08 season, but another necessity is the skinny flare jeans which is making a dramatic entrance in all clothing stores. Of course, Miss Selfridge has this too.
This pair of wide leg jeans from Dorothy Perkins (http://www.dorothyperkins.com//) rocks my boat
This dress from Warehouse http://www.warehouse.co.uk//) is another beauty
and this Jumpsuit from Diesel (http://www.diesel.com//) is a statement in itself, need I say more (hmmm, I always wanted a jumpsuit).
With every dress or outfit, shoes are equally as important. Chunky Platforms are still a rage for Spring/Summer 2008 and I couldn't resist showing you this shoes by Betty Jackson (http://www.bettyjackson.com//)
Spring/Summer 2008 looks set to be a season of attitude statements and adventure, are you gonna be a part of it or are you gonna take a seat? I leave you to ponder about that but I know one thing, I ain't gonna be left out of it.I hope you're as excited as I am cos if you're not, I wonder..............
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Tuesday, 12 February 2008
Pick of the Month - TV, Movies & Vids
You'll probably all sigh for me if you found out that I now have my favourite updates on the move via video and radio Podcasts on my ipod. I have Fashion Week podcasts, NBA & Basketball podcasts (the big news being the loaning of Shaquille to the Phoenix Sun from Miami Heats), Larry King podcasts (you should see Snoop Dogg on Larry King, hilarious), Sermons from my old church, and MTV News. This is all in addition to TV and Movie (how on earth do I keep up? don't ask)
So the last time I wrote you all on the movies to note, I went on and on about how I was looking forward to seeing 'How she move', the result of which is an absolute anticlimax. Other than the true athletism of the main character in the movie, I certainly didn't feel the urge to take up stepping (it's not like I have the opportunity to, considering my age and country of abode). When compared to 'Stomp the Yard', there still isn't any all-raving dance movie out and I hope that changes soon (It would be nice to have another equivalent of 'You've been served').
Some other movies have had the same anticlimatic effect i.e. 'Over her dead body' but '27 dresses' and 'Juno' managed to give me a smile. I started watching 'First Sunday' but since I haven't finished it, I don't have a verdict.
I had to dig into the movie archives to find myself a movie to restore my faith and I found 'Biker Boyz' featuring Laurence Fishburne, which was quite good.
TV is still ruling the day with the complete fourth season of 'Run's House' putting Rev Run (of Run DMC) in my top list of 'Fathers I wish I could borrow for a day'. 'Cashmere Mafia' giving me an insight into the confusing world of successful women who still have dilenmas in their day-to-day life (they sure know how to wear quirky fashion and look great). I miss Gossip Girl and can't wait for the end of the Writers' strike (imagine me, it's not even in my country of abode and I am pleading for them to stop). On the other hand, Snoop Dogg's Fatherhood is just as entertaining. Watching the 'Grammy Awards' was okay but not end-moving but 'Live on the Red Carpet' wasn;t to be missed, I'm my own Fashion Police.
'American Idol' is back for another season and I know I won't be trying out even if I was paid to (but can someone tell some other people not to either). Hollywood week is about to begin and the going is gonna get tough for the candidates, I'll be sure to root for my favs.
What more can I tell you? I have a life other than watching TV so I'll leave you now.
Ciao
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Thursday, 7 February 2008
Countdown to Valentine's Day - One Week to go
I have thrown myself into giving tips about Valentine's day to the extent that I need to reiterate that I am being sort of hypocritical cos I won't be joining in the celebrations (not for want but for a lack of willing co-participants) so don't be hard on me if you found out afterwards since I've openly declared it and given you an open disclaimer. With this in mind, I certainly hope and pray that I'll be joining the celebrations sometime in the future if not sooner.
It occurred to me that there might be a misconception that Valentine's day is only for intimate lovers. Well just so you know, it isn't. It's a celebration of love on all levels for friendships, crushes, romantic aspirations, intimate & meaningful love, and rekindled love i.e. your friend can be your Valentine if only to remind one another of your love for each other as friends.
Hence, regardless of my lack of an intimate & meaningful Valentine (considering the fact that the 'Hot Girls' are always my valentine whether I say it or not), it doesn't end for me cos I intend to spend my Valentine's Day with the lover of soul, the utmost true love of my life, God.
Please bear this in mind, if you don't have a Valentine it's not the end of the world and it's not a slight on your person. It just means that you have one less person to declare and reiterate your love for. You still have your other potential Valentines i.e. your family, friends, and your God. When your soulmate comes along, there's just one more person to love, cherish, and behold, and you'll be able to handle it all.
So if you don't have plans for Valentine's day, why don't you send a Valentine's card to your family and friends reminding them of your love for them. Also, use the day to declare your love to God. In addition to all of this, book a dinner date with your closest available friends and have a rocking time, wilding out on this special day. It's all good.
I would always recommend Mexican and Italian food on Valentine's day cos you need passionate food on a day like this (only joking albeit serious).
What else can I say to you all? Love one another like you love yourself and remember that you are all beautifully and wonderfully made, let no one tell you different.
Don't let anyone define what love should be celebrated and which love shouldn't, love is love and should all be celebrated on Valentine's day. Enjoy yourselves and drink sensibly. As an aside, I wonder what statistics have to say about the number of babies made on Valentine's night (Come on Kaffy, focus).
Also, don't drink and drive, take a cab.
Look forward to hearing about any Valentine's day recounts if anyone wants to. Fabulous love.
Ciao
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