Eyes To Kill

Everyone knows I'm a mascara junkie. Seriously, I've tried them all. This is by far the best! It's Giorgio Armani's Eyes To Kill Lash Stretching Mascara. For that fake eyelash look, this is the one you want.

Eyes to Kill Lash Stretching Mascara creates a high-definition fringe in one single sweep. The lashes are amplified and lengthened to the extreme for a sharp and intense gaze.

It uses Micro-Fil™ Lengthening technology for lengthened and highly defined lashes. Eyes to Kill Lash Stretching Mascara’s formula achieves the perfect balance between soft and hard micro-waxes and incredibly fine smoothing polymers. Extremely easy to apply, Eyes to Kill Lash Stretching Mascara cloaks each lash 360% from root to tip

Now, for the brush. For maximum lengthening, the Eyes to Kill Lash Stretching Mascara brush adopts an asymmetric form. The lash fringe is lengthened, curved and perfectly defined. Instant extension, without overloading.

BEFORE

I like to give lashes a little curl!

Brush on from the root.

AFTER

Eyes to Kill Stretch Mascara has a suggested retail price of $30 and is available online at www.giorgioarmanibeauty.com and at Armani Fifth Avenue, as well as select fine department stores, including Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus, Bloomingdales, Nordstrom and Barneys.

And The Oscar Goes To....2012

Cameron Diaz is my pick for BEST DRESSED at the Oscar's last night. She defined Old Hollywood Glamour in this stunning, shimmering metallic Gucci gown adorned with Tiffany gems. Perfection!

I loved the simplicity of Gwyneth Paltrow's Tom Ford frock. It totally says movie star. Only she could pull this cape off.

Can you say diva? That is what I think when I look at Jennifer Lopez in this Zuhair Murad dress. It is glam all the way!  

Rooney Mara looks beautiful as a newcomer in this  Givenchy number with amazing cutouts and a flowing train. I really loved this look.

Michelle William's has nailed the red carpet with all her looks but this in particular is exceptional. With a vintage feel, the Louis Vuitton gown is simply beautiful and I love how she accessorized with a light pink clutch. Very Marilyn!

Neiman Marcus Spring Preview

I had the pleasure of being invited to the exclusive showing of the Neiman Marcus Spring Preview last week and it was fabulous. Among the bright colors and prints, David Chen, Neiman's own Style Director, was there to guide us through the trends. There are some fun things ahead this Spring. Take a look!

The Trends

David Chen showing off this season's color, yellow

A gorgeous model wearing tribals 

Can't forget the bags!

Or the jewels!

Le Metier De Beaute's hot neon makeup

I had to buy Shocking Pink for myself!

The Goodies! We all received an exclusive product from Le Metier De Beuate!

Alphabet Jewelry

Who knew the alphabet would be so popular in the form of jewelry? Get on the bandwagon with the fun trend. Pick out your own initial or one of someone you treasure as I did. Grab a nameplate! There are so many designs to choose from. Layer with other necklaces for a more eclectic look!
1. Ofina Jewelry 2. Crush Boutique 3. EBay

Crush Boutique Opening

Last night was the opening of Crush Boutique's new location at 264 Newbury Street. It was the perfect Valentine's Day treat with G2O services on hand, prosecco, and heart shaped cookies! The clothes and jewelry are amazing and well worth the trip to this new spot. Some of the designers include Alice and Olivia, Rory Beca, Isabel Lu, and Dolce Vita.























Thank you to Crush for a spectacular evening!

Beyonce After Baby

Beyonce made her first appearance looking amazing in Monique Lhuillier last night. She accessorized with blue accents in a tribute to baby Blue. Her body looks phenomenal and so does this shiny number. What do you think?

Minty Fresh

Mint nails are all the rage right now and for the upcoming season! I love how fresh this look is. It brightens any outfit. My favorite is Smush from Urban Outfitters.

The Colorblocking Trend

Color-blocking is a huge trend right now and personally I love it. Celebrities do too. Taken straight from the runway, it's being interpreted in real life everywhere. It's simple to do and might I say vibrant. Mix bold or pastels together for this unique look. You can do it through a dress or by wearing colored pants and a bright shirt.

Try it through wearing some bold shoes!

Get your dress here at Madewell!

Boston Symphony Orchestra's Debussy Project

BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OPENS UNIQUE FASHION CONTEST PROJECT DEBUSSY TO A WORLD-WIDE AUDIENCE
In the fourth year of the acclaimed Project Composer contest (Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, and Mozart have taken the limelight in previous years), the Boston Symphony will welcome the participation of fashion fans around the world.
The Boston Symphony Orchestra will present Project Debussy, a unique fashion contest inspired by the music of Claude Debussy, and scheduled in tandem with a BSO concert which includes Debussy’s La Mer, on February 2 at Symphony Hall. The stylish event pits the evening wear designs of 11 local fashion students against each other for a bounty of desirable prizes. Anyone with a Facebook or Twitter account will be able to vote to determine the “People’s Choice” winner, by voting @bostonsymphony or pitching in to a poll at www.facebook.com/bostonsymphony.

HOW TO LIVE VOTE TO DETERMINE THE WINNER OF PROJECT DEBUSSY:

To participate in live voting for the “People’s Choice” winner of Project Debussy visit the orchestra on Facebook to participate in a poll, or tweet the full name of the favored contestant @bostonsymphony on the BSO’s twitter page complete with #projectdeb. The Boston Symphony can be found on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/bostonsymphony and on twitter at www.twitter.com/bostonsymphony. Photos of all evening wear designs will be uploaded by approximately 7:30 p.m. The Boston Symphony will tweet and post on Facebook to announce the official commencement of voting, and voting will close at 9:00 p.m. Votes via Facebook and Twitter will be combined with a ballot vote at Symphony Hall to determine the “People’s Choice” winner of Project Debussy.