Selena Gomez confiesa que es ¨Bipolar¨

Selena Gomez revelo que sufre de bipolaridad. Tras las sentidas confesiones de la bella cantante Demi Lovato y la actriz Catherine Zeta Jones, la joven artista, de tan solo 18 años de edad, afirmó que también sufre de bipolaridad.

Selena nos cuenta que a causa del estrés que actualmente tiene en su vida, debido a su agitado trabajo como cantante y actriz, ha causado este trastorno psicológico.

"Estoy segura de que sufro de bipolaridad. Me despierto muy feliz en las mañanas y de pronto inmediatamente me siento muy triste. Es una locura", dijo la bella morocha en declaraciones a medios estadounidenses.

Selena Gomez afirmó que necesita tomarse un respiro de su ocupada agenda, justamente para que su caso de bipolaridad no empeore. A pesar de ello, la joven estrella de Disney no sabe cuándo podrá tomarse unas vacaciones.

Royal Wedding, Street Style.

Just think for a sec what happen if Will and Kate suddenly decided to ditch the traditional fairy tale wedding and go for a ghetto or street style nuptials? Instead of all the trumpet and grandeur choir, they rather choose to beatbox... complete with krumping with the crowd in their trainers and sweatsuits. Would that be a wedding to remember? Ha! I think it'll definitely gonna scar the hell out of people's mind for centuries!

Imagine if the couple chooses Puma: that could be the closest street designer label they could get coz at least it's related to McQueen since the fashion house always did a collection with Puma. Whoa... for sure people will say 'Long Live McQueen' in the headlines as well! Nggg....

Anyway. Throw out all that thoughts coz the Royal Wedding had just happened yesterday in all full glory and spectacular show one could ever imagine. One word: magnificent! And to commemorate the event, Puma has has teamed up with WeAreHQ as well as a team of creatives to each reinterpret the PUMA Suede Mid. Among the talents were Chase, Murab, Tiffany Baron, Dupelux, Ghettrocentricity and Marco Monteiro Hasse who each offered their own visions of the Royal Wedding.

Kinda quirky and fun (or funny). They got the Cool Brittania vibes written all the way, from the Royal Guard-inspired sneakers in the signature red complete with bearskin 'hat', the Ssuede Mid that comes with veil, to the one with crown and Union Jack print on it - very wierdly cool interpretation indeed.

So, go back to the thoughts. Would they do street style? Nah....

[pix via hypebeast]

Weekend Eye Candy - Versace, 1991

From Spring 1991, Atelier Versace mini dress and coat in seashell printed silk.  I wish we had a better view of what must be some fantastic buttons at the sleeve cuffs!

Danna Garcia

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  Danna Garcia

Birth Name : Danna Maria Garcia Osuna

Nickname : Dannita

Height : 5' 1" (1.55 m)

Trivia :Her mother was a famous singer in Colombia, Claudia Osuna.She speaks English, German and French.She's got one brother and one sister.She's got a contract with the famous firms Garnier and Maybelline New York.She lived in Germany for a few years.In 1996, she became the first Colombian to do a soap opera in Mexico for the Tv Azteca Channel.She studies Social Comunication and Companies's Administration.She loves clothes of Dolce y Gabbana, Roberto Cavalli and Alberta Ferreti and the shoes of Giussepe Zannoti.She owns houses in Miami, Bogota, Mexico and Los Angeles.She studied theatre in the "Teatro Nacional de Colombia".Won in 2004, the "Canal caracol" Awards for best leading actress in the Colombian soap opera "Pasion de Gavilanes".Won in 2004, the "Orquidea" Awards for her work in the Colombian soap opera "Pasion de Gavilanes". This award was for her and Paola Rey and Natasha Klauss, both actresses in the soa

A Guy's Guide to Flowers

Whether picking them up for a date, your mum or yourself, the art of buying flowers is one not easily mastered.

For you:
One bloom in a vase adds sufficient color and life to an apartment. “it’s more about quality than quantity when dressing a bachelor pad. One simple flower, like an orchid plant or blooming artichoke, is certainly more stylish for a man than say a bunch on a coffee table. Keep it simple and modern” says Brent Wang, owner of Eggs in Los Angeles – the man behind bouquets for guys like Will Smith and movie producer, Joel Silver.

For them:

• When in doubt, ask. “I always ask nonchalantly inquiring into the receiver’s floral taste. This can be achieved by commenting on something you see or asking what other flowers the recipient favors”. Hint: Ask now and be prepared for V-day.

• Don’t have much cash? “A large single flower is ideal when arriving for a date. Make an impact with an amaryllis or a peony.”

• Impress Mom by going big. “Moms and grandmothers respond to scale. Ask for white china mums. They’re bound, fluffy and inexpensive. Long stem roses were last in vogue in the 50s. if you want roses, go with a shorter, lightly packed arrangement (known as pauve roses) are in. plus, it’s cheaper.” [p/s: now you know what to give your mum in the Mother's Day next week!]

[words from valet mag. pix from your's truly]

Eva Mendes

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 Eva Mendes

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 Eva Mendes

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 Eva Mendes

Born: 5 March 1974

•Birthplace: Miami, Florida

•Best Known As: Sexy Cuban-American co-star of Training Day and Hitch

After spending the last part of the 1990s in TV roles, music videos and small parts in movies such as A Night at Roxbury and Exit Wounds (both 1998), Eva Mendes had a career breakthrough co-starring with Denzel Washington in Training Day (2001). Since then she’s been one busy, sexy actor in half a dozen movies, including the car chase sequel 2 Fast 2 Furious (2003, starring Paul Walker), Once Upon a Time in Mexico (2003, with Antonio Banderas and Johnny Depp), Out of Time (2003, also with Denzel Washington), the slapstick comedy Stuck on You (2003, with Matt Damon), the romantic comedy Hitch (2005, with Will Smith) and the relationship flick Trust the Man (2006, with David Duchovny). She is sometimes compared with her fellow Latinas Jennifer Lopez and Salma Hayek. Her other films include We Own the Night (2007, with Joaquin Phoenix) and Frank Miller’s film The Spirit (2008).

Mendes was born in Miami, Florida, to Cuban parents and was raised in the Los Angeles suburb of Glendale by her mother after her parents’ divorce;Mendes has said that her mother “suffered so much to make my life OK” during her early years.Mendes was raised a Roman Catholic and aspired to be a nun. She is also fluent in Spanish. As a child, Mendes was teased about her “buck teeth”.

Mendes never saw herself as an actress while she was young and pursued other interests. She attended Hoover High School in Glendale and later attended California State University, Northridge to study marketing, but dropped out after wanting to begin an acting career. She studied acting under the acting teacher, Ivana Chubbuck.

In early 2008, Mendes entered a rehabilitation facility in Utah for several weeks for substance abuse problems. In a statement, her representative said that she had been “working hard for the past year and made a positive decision to take some much-needed time off to proactively attend to some personal issues that, while not critical, she felt deserved some outside professional support.”

In 2008, Mendes very pointedly broke from her co-stars of The Women by not offering support to any presidential campaign, noting that she considered her ballot preference private. After the election, she expressed disappointment at not receiving an invitation to Barack Obama’s inauguration party.

Mendes and her boyfriend, filmmaker George Augusto, have been together since 2002. “I don’t wanna have kids … I love the little suckers; they’re so cute. But I love sleep so much, and I worry about everything,” she told Marie Claire. “I feel like the institution of marriage is a very archaic kinda thing. I don’t think it fits in my world today.”

Think Better in Pink

(Vintage denim shirt, gifted J Brand Skinnies, Kelsi Dagger Zipper Heels, gifted Rebecca Minkoff Clutch)

Two denim shirt post in a row! These were actually taken last week and I remember everyone at work (including non-gay architects) mentioning how much they liked my pants. I love embracing color and the easiest way for me to wear it without being too out there (although I don't really mind being too out there at times) is making it more casual by pairing it with the most casual thing in my closet, a denim shirt.

I'm off to LA for the weekend to search for apartments so wish me luck!

Friday in Red Lipstick

Sexy glamour stems from red.

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Dress: DVF. Jackets: Theory & Zara. Shoes: Tory Burch. Belt: Zara. Sunglasses: Karen Walker. Purse: Vintage LV. Jewelry: David Yuram, Pomellato, Gap, BR, May&Chloe, Saks5th, Chan Luu, Michael Kors. Lips: Make Up Forever Professional #41. Nails: Chanel, Black Pearl.

American Fashion Spring 1955

As much as we like to look at and dream about Parisian haute couture, American designs were more relevant and more affordable to a 1955 woman here in the U.S.  The styles shown here were featured in an American magazine geared to the average homemaker.  Just as fashion magazines and blogs influence our choices today, a 1950s housewife would see these photos as inspiration for ways to update her wardrobe.  The big difference is that she couldn't run out to H&M or Target and grab a cheap "fashion fashion" version.  No, our 50s homemaker would probably sew her own version or save a few dollars each week for months to be able to purchase one of these designer items that she would then wear for years to come.

Above, Pauline Trigere suit with a striped silk belted jacket and narrow wool skirt.

Golden suit by Claire McCardell worn with blue shoes.

Vera Maxwell silk paisley dress and paisley lined beige silk coat.

Larry Aldrich blue tunic and skirt worn with a nude shoe.

Maurice Rentner cotton sateen floral dress.