Photo of the day: Cheeseburger eyes

It'd not often that fashion and fast food can easily unite. One aims for an image of polish and perfection while other is associated with slobs and a lack of self control. However this advertisement, from the Burger King in the Netherlands, tells another story.
Yes Yes, that is a cheeseburger on her eye. Can you make out the cheese? The ketchup and that's right here eyelashes have been transformed into lettuce.
 Creative ? Yes. Appetising? Not quite. I am not sure what the link is between hamburgers and eyeshadow but nonetheless you have to admire the make up artist's skill. Now even fashionistas can enjoy a cheeseburger, but without having to actually eat it of course. God forbid. I don't know about you but I think I'll stick with the real deal.

That's all for now,
Love Dani xx

Non capita spesso di vedere moda e fast food unirsi. Una aspira ad un'immagine di perfezione ed eleganza mentre l'altra è associata a trascuratezza e mancanza di controllo. Nonostante tutto una pubblicità, firmata Burger King, in Olanda, racconta una storia diversa.
Sì, sì, si tratta di un cheeseburger sul suo occhio. Riesci a vedere il formaggio? Il ketchup? E la ciglia si è trasformata ed e diventata lattuga.
Creativo? Sì. Appetitoso? Non esattamente. Non sono sicura quale sia il collegamento tra l'hamburger e l'ombretto ma ciononostante bisogna ammirare l'abilità del truccatore. Ora anche una fashionista può godersi un cheeseburger? Ovviamente senza mangiarlo!
È per ora,
Ciao, Dani xx

The best of Perth Fashion Week: Furne One

The following Furne One photos are by Style Voyager for Perth Now

 Well here it is, the last (and I think the best) show from Perth Fashion Week. Sorry it has taken me so long to get it up here. Life seems to have intervened at every opportunity to make me busier than ever. But now I am here lets get down to it.

Sunday was the last day and night of Perth Fashion week. it showcased mainly international designers. One out shone them all and was, in my opinion, the highlight of Perth Fashion Week 2012

Furne One is the Dubai label which has celebs like Katy Perry and Lady Gaga fighting over its glamazon designs. I feel I can't fully explain in words the beauty of the dresses I saw on Sunday...but I'll try. These dresses, from the Matahari collection, were jewel encrusted from head to toe. Models sparkled as they sashayed robotically down the runway in puffy blonde wigs and gigantic earrings to match the dresses. The clothes seemed to be of another world. I can only imagine how much one cost. I feel my description is worthless, so I will let you drool over the pictures. I can honestly say this was the best fashion show I have ever been too. The energy in the room was electric and the audience went crazy as the models did their final walk on the runway. I feel so lucky to have seen live such a great show.
Let me know what you think ?
Until next time,
Love Dani xx

Perth Fashion Week Day 3

Notice No shoe !!!

All Kitty Grace photos from stylehunter

Well fashion week is over and I still haven't had time to post all the pictures and updates. I was a crazy weekend and I was straight back to work on Monday, tired as ever. However today's midweek public holiday is giving me a chance to, finally, do some blogging.

So lets continue where we left off. Friday night's final show was by Perth Designer Kat Grace and her label Kitty Grace. Definitely one of the better shows of the week, Kitty Grace's collection really showed that Perth can fashionably compete with her stylish cousins in Sydney and Melbourne.
The models all had slicked back pink and purple hair as they tore down the runway in sheer, metallic fabrics. Futuristic space prints graced silk dresses which were finished with a structured belt creating a feminine yet sharp look. The colours were on trend, muted pastels with a select few pieces rebelling in jewel tones of purple, pink and orange. Top marks also gores to the professional models who made it down the runway as their shoes broke left right and centre. The audience was on the edge of their seats waiting for a fall, but we were proved wrong thankfully. But the show must go on....with or without your shoes !


Day 3
 Saw One Fell Swoop, Francesa di Maria and The House of Zhivago deliver three different yet equally interesting collections.

Above phots from One Fell Swoop from Perthnow.com

 Francesca di Maria was representing Italy in Perth's world fashion section, showcasing designers from all over the world.  The designer is from Palermo in Italy and had a huge Italian following show up for her Perth show. As a lover of Italy and having my very own Italian stallion its only fitting that I went to have a look at the Italian show. I was not disappointed. Francesca di Maria reminded me of all the things I love about Italy. Her elegance, her understated style, her appreciation of high quality and design. Her collection, to me, seemed to be inspired by a romantic Italian summer with a huge influence from the 1960s. Models hair was in loose curls with a barley there sun kissed face. Beautiful dresses , both maxi and babydoll, with lace overlay (Sicily is famous for it's lace just ask Dolce and Gabbana) added a playful innocence to a see through dress. The lengths were long but in sheer fabrics drawing your eye to the seductive under garments lying beneath (I always love the Italian woman's appreciation of great underwear). Di Maria's woman was feminine and provided a refreshing break from the bag lady chic of Mary Kate Olsen which seems to be dominating our style. It was a collection of skilled handiwork and it was clear this was a personal collection. The designer had left something of herself in each garment. One comment I have to make is that I felt the thin models didn't exactly fill out the dresses and I couldn't help but feel it needed a fuller figure a la Sophia Loren.

Following phots courtsey of perthnow

following photos courtsey of Stylehunter

Zhivago was up next with images of a lightening storm in the background. Models burst on the runway pounding down it in Balmain-esque dresses in metallics and sequins, to the sounds of heavy club tunes.The shoulders were sharp and the dresses were short short or either long and sheer. I felt this was a very young style Australian collection that showed weekend clubbing wear in Perth's more hipster areas. High waisted leather shorts and pops of neon colour worked really well in a specific colour palette of neon, white, black and grey. I would love one of the long white dresses of the is collection.  Highlight of the show for me was the hair and make-up, see thick eyebrows and knotted Mohawks, and Die Antwoord's "I think your Freeekey".

All in all I really enjoyed Saturday's shows and the night. I got to bring Lorenzo along as I nabbed us some tickets from the Italian Chamber of Commerce. I finally got to partake in the social side of the shows rather than sulking around a lone. However that being said, Friday I did meet the lovely Donna Ferreri from Style Hunter , she is an insider who covers all Perth fashion. Check her out, she is funny with fashion credentials, my favourite.

That's all for now, I will be back soon with the review of the week and a final post on the best show of the week. Stay tuned as it only gets better.
Love Dani xxx