High-Fashion Luxury Rainwear - The SWIMS Armani 2012

The SWIMS Armani 2012 Collaboration Galoshes will leave even the most resistant rain boot-sporting man with very few excuses as to why he is not donning a pair of water-repellant kicks.

A front-runner in the arena of anti-aqua shoes, the Norwegian-based company SWIMS took its design aesthetic up a notch with this luxury line-up of rain-braving footwear. The all-black boot features its signature smoking slipper bottom with an added air of sophistication that can come only from the Armani touch.

The shoe is poised to be released as part of Armani’s Autumn 2012 line and is likely to replace those clunky, rubber Hunter boots (that don’t quite scream “sophistication”) in the fashionable male’s wet weather wardrobe.

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The Much-Awaited Kate Middleton's Wedding Dress

It's the one question everyone was asking, and we didn't find the answer out until the last second - but we now know the designer of Kate Middleton's wedding dress.

The gown is a design by Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen's fashion house.

"Miss Middleton chose British brand Alexander McQueen for the beauty of its craftsmanship and its respect for traditional workmanship and the technical construction of clothing," the palace said. " Miss Middleton wished for her dress to combine tradition and modernity with the artistic vision that characterizes Alexander McQueen's work. Miss Middleton worked closely with Sarah Burton in formulating the design of her dress."

The dress is made of French Chantilly lace and English Cluny lace throughout the bodice, skirt and underskirt. The dress, made of ivory and white satin gazar, was designed to emulate an opening flower. The train measures almost nine feet long.

The lace applique for the bodice and skirt was hand-made by the Royal School of Needlework. Individual flowers were hand-cut from lace and hand-engineered onto ivory silk tulle to create the dress' design, which incorporates the rose, thistle, daffodil and shamrock. The back of the dress was finished with 58 gazar and organza covered buttons fastened by Rouleau loops.more

The Power Of Sexy Lingerie Works—Even With Plus Sized Women

In a perfect world, women would be as skinny as the top models that we all have now. Because of this, women would not feel insecure about their weight and they can just fit into any type of clothing they would want to wear. Unfortunately, this isn’t the case. There are women who are proud to be plus size yet still find themselves sexy. Even though they cannot fit into just any clothes they want, they can surely make the most of their curves and find a way to make their body look enticing.

One trick that many plus size women use is to wear sexy lingerie. The reason for this is because wearing them lifts up their confidence level. They are able to walk proud and feel like they are as skinny as the top model on the poster beside them. With these pieces of clothing, women are able to give themselves a new confidence that no other piece of clothing can provide.

If you are a plus size woman and you would like to invest your money on good lingerie, there are a few important details that you will need to pay close attention to. This is so you will be able to find the right lingerie that you should wear. Since you will need something that will flatter and compliment your body, you have to be careful about choosing the lingerie that you will be buying.

When you are looking for good lingerie, you will have to make sure that it fits you perfectly. This is why you should make sure that when you are buying online, you have to get the measurements correctly. Avoid getting lingerie that come in very tiny forms. Instead of hiding your curves, it will enunciate them and make you look bulgy. Instead, you can check out the section intended for women like you.

Once you are able to find the right kind of lingerie, you will feel like you are the sexiest woman who’s walking down the street. No matter what size you are in, you will feel like you are a size 2. This is why you should be looking for lingerie that will make you feel most comfortable. It should feel like it is your second skin. When you do this, you will be confident about yourself.

Sexy lingerie has long been the secret of so many women. No matter what size or ethnicity they are in, there is no denying that good lingerie provides an uplifting power that no other piece of clothing can provide. If you want to feel empowered, start wearing pieces of lingerie that make you feel truly sexy. When you do, you will see a huge improvement on your self-confidence.

Choosing The Right Lingerie Color Based On 3 Important Factors

When it comes to shopping for lingerie, most women know exactly what they want. At the same time, many of them know where they should go to buy these pieces of clothing. Despite these, there is one piece of information that many women do not pay close attention to. They do not usually think about the color of the garment they are going to buy. With this, they do not realize how important it is to choose the right color of underwear.

Most women stick to choosing their favorite color and let it work with the rest of their clothes. What they fail to realize is that their underwear’s color has a role to play in complimenting their hair color, skin color, and eye color. Once the right color is chosen, it can prove to be really beneficial as it can make the wearer look sexy. Here are the reasons why these things are affected by the color of the underwear:

Skin Color
This is the most obvious factor that needs to be considered when buying underwear. Most of the time, women choose to buy garments that have a color that is very close to their skin complexion. The reason behind this is so they can hide the underwear by confusing people with the color.

Hair Color
There are some women who would question why their hair color needs to be considered when they buy underwear. They think that there is no clear connection between the two because they are physically located on different ends of the human body. What they should realize though is that their hair color has a role in making their choice of underwear garment color fit into their features. They have to make sure that the underwear color they have on will not contrast with the color of their hair as this will not look good.

Eye Color
Lastly, eye color needs to be considered when choosing the right color of underwear. It is best to look for underwear color that can emphasize the wearer’s eye color. With this, women who have hazel eyes are lucky because they can get away with just about any color.

The above mentioned factors are the things that need to be considered when choosing color of lingerie. However, the underwear color should not be the only factor that lets women decide whether or not they should buy it. Above all, they must take into consideration the fit and comfort of the underwear they are choosing. If they do not feel sexy wearing them, it may be better to choose another style. Throughout the world, women know how comfortable and sexy underwear can make them feel powerful. As such, these are the types of underwear that should be purchased.

Danasha Luxury Gown Cost $1.5 Million

Designer Jad Ghandour will debut the Danasha Luxury Gown at Miami International Fashion week. The couture dress will incorporate diamonds and gold as well as other fine materials and precious gems.

Though Ghandour is no stranger to dressing well-heeled ladies (Miss Universe Dayana Mendoza recently wore one of his creations), the designer has never created an item like the Danasha Luxury Gown, which will cost a whopping $1.5 million.via

Gold Dress That Cost $1.2 Million

Not to be outdone with mere diamonds and emeralds on a dress, Bunka Fashion College in Tokyo shows models wearing outfits bedecked with gold coins. 1,500 Austrian gold coins valued at $1.2 million were on three outfits, including a dress weighing 22 pounds, and jackets weighing up to 46 pounds. One of the models was incapable of carrying the additional weight.via

Puma Designer Sports Heels

Alexander McQueen’s memory will live on with a lot of his collaborations, ideas and aspirations coming out this year.

One such collaborative effort worth noting is the Puma and Alexander McQueen SS2010 Collection. Featuring heels which look capable of being worn on a track among other shoes, the collection is certainly a great reminder of his immense talent.

Be sure to check out other Alexander McQueen and Puma features on Trend Hunter below.via

Isabel Marant Funky Online Fashions

Although people still find the need to feel fabric, try on products and simply revel in the physical presence of new items, it’s only a matter of time before that changes—and Isabel Marant at Net-a-Porter is one step closer to that reality.

Although probably sold in a store as well, girls are getting just as excited about online shopping than they do about heading out for some much needed mall time. I mean, some of the Isabel Marant at Net-a-Porter clothes and accessories are already sold out! And who would have thought otherwise? A great collection for spring and summer, I suggest you check out the site ASAP. If not, you’ll probably be sorry tomorrow.via

Futuristic Heel-less Heels - Wearable Sculptures for Feet

Trend Hunter Rachel Bowman wrote about Chau Har Lee’s graduate collection last year and we couldn’t help but look upon her sculptural creations in awe—and a bit of trepidation at the thought of someone possibly wearing such… art.

With her latest designs, however, Chau Har Lee has moved a little closer to feasibly wearable heels. But do not fret, she has managed to hold onto her unique vision, making her new additions as equally awe-inspiring as those in her graduate collection.via

Straitjacket Buckle Boots - Heavy Duty Winter Wear

Christopher Bailey is hands down one of my favorite designers. His ability to take high fashion concepts and turn them into gorgeous, wearable and accessible clothes and accessories never ceases to amaze. This is never truer than with the Burberry Fall/Winter 2010 shoes.

Boots were the only footwear Mr Bailey was concerned with for the Burberry Fall/Winter 2010 shoes. Many a pair were strutted down the runway for men and women. Fur-lined booties with lots of buckles as well as snake-print, over-the-knee stiletto boots (in both black and metallic) made front-row fashionistas drool.via

Rocker Geek Apparel - The Michael Bastian Fall 2010 Line Shows

Combining the nerd look with the indie rocker has been an ever increasingly hot trend as of late, and the Michael Bastian Fall 2010 line brings the two worlds together in perfect unison.

Using classic pieces of dweeby flair: the bow tie the checkered vest, the Michael Bastian Fall 2010 line adds a touch of rebellion by throwing in some pre-ripped denim and Doc Martens to create a look that is sure to be duplicated by hipsters all over the country later this year.via

Hipster Couture - Proenza Schouler Fall 2010 Collection

It feels as though many fashion houses are taking cues from one lovely lady, and her name just happens to be Alexa Chung—I mean, just look at the Proenza Schouler Fall 2010 collection. Doesn’t almost every piece look like something she’s either worn or will probably wear?

I’m not trying to label Alexa Chung as a hipster because I honestly think she’s way too ahead of the curve to be called that, but I can’t help but see the Proenza Schouler Fall 2010 collection as such.via

Stainless Steel Sandals

The Joana Vasconcelos ‘Marilyn’ shoe sculpture is made out of hundreds of stainless steel pots, pans and covers. The work of art is dubbed ‘Marilyn’ since it’s heavily inspired by the sexy heels worn by iconic actress Marilyn Monroe from a clip in the legendary film ‘The Seven Year Itch.’

Which clip, do you ask? Spoofed countless times afterward in shows and other movies like the ‘House Bunny’ and ‘Lady in Red’, the famous scene where the blond bombshell walks over an air-vent in a cute white summer dress. I would be very interested in checking out the feet that could fill in Joana Vasconcelos’ shoe structure and then walking over an air-vent.via

Quirky Sneaker Styles Shoes

We've already seen different styles of shoes before. There is Star Wars inspired shoes, shoes with tarantula, gun footware and other styles of shoes. In this time, we won't only show you a pair of quirky style shoes but more than a dozen of pairs.

Now, here are the different quirky sneaker styles shoes that you can choose to.

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Bedroom-Ready Boots - Lascivious Footwear That Begs to Be Seen

Several pairs of thigh-high leather boots were seen pounding the catwalk this season, seducing both the runway as well as the audience. Pure and unabated sex appeal was the message conveyed through this distinctly kinky and highly erotic footwear.

A statement all of their own, one could strut around confidently in a permanent state of dishabille, naked except for the salacious footwear. Indeed, one had the feeling that were they to purchase just one piece of the collection, they could satiate both their carnal and designer desires with any one of the sultry boots.

Jean Paul Gaultier's - Tube Tops for Men

If you are a man, would you wear a tube in order to be a sexy-looking man? Yes, now, not only women are those who wears tube but men also. The designer Jean Paul Gaultier made a denim tube tops for men that catch the attention during the Men’s Fashion Week in Milan

The button-front tube tops were shown in both light and dark denim—not that either make the look more acceptable. Men, you no longer need to worry about those pesky tan lines on your shoulders, you have your own tube tops now!via

Miley Cyrus Nude Fashion

Miley Ray Cyrus is an American singer, actress, author and is best known for starring as Miley Stewart/Hannah Montana in the Disney Channel series Hannah Montana. During the 2009 MTV Movie Awards in Los Angeles, Cyrus went their in nude fashion.


She's not really naked but she wore a Moschino Cheap and Chic nude silk cowl neck halter dress. She also wore Elizabeth and James jewels with Robert Lee Morris which turns her to look mature.


Miley Cyrus won Best Song from a Movie for “The Climb” in “Hannah Montana: the Movie” at the event.via

The Giorgio Armani Prive Spring 2009

The Giorgio Armani Prive Spring 2009 show had a distinctive Asian vibe to it.


From the Pagoda architecture inspiration that was evident in the unusual shoulder designs and hairstyle to the Chinese-themed florals and Geisha lacquer reds, the Asian aesthetics of the whole show were undeniable.


But with the Academy Awards season coming soon, the collection also had Hollywood on its mind, with quite a few of the gowns making a dash for the red carpet consideration.


"This collection really fell into two parts: the pagoda tailoring and the power play for the Hollywood red carpet. The latter was more effective, especially the shimmering paillette hourglass sheaths and the plethora of strapless gowns. As we all know, strapless shows no signs of dying out as the event uniform of choice. Which is why Armani doubtless spoke with full confidence in smartly rebutting the R-word question with, "I am sure this collection will be a success."via

2009 SUKA Jeans Collection

RMC Martin Ksohoh’s latest collection 2009 SUKA Jeans collection premium Denim inspired by richly decorated with vintage embroidered traditional Japanese images which gained huge popularity during the post-war era now reborn on denim jeans using high end embroidery technology.

Are You Ready To Get Your Denim Wet?

Did you experienced swimming with your jeans on? It's heavy, right? Don't worry because there is now a new denim swimsuit concepts. Designers like Chanel reinvigorated the 'denim as swimwear' trend.


According to Trend de la crème, as you probably guessed, not one of them is the least bit practical (which might suggest that designers either don't anticipate their wearers taking a dip in them, and/or designers just don't give a shiny s*@t.).


The gallery shows fashions collected by Trend de la Creme by Rock & Republic, True Religion, Diesel, Chanel, Ashley Paige, Victoria’s Secret Denim, Totem, Delias, and for the men, Trigger Denim Swimsuit by Rufskin.