.:. Alessandra Ambrosio & Rodrigo Santoro by Eric Guillemain for Vogue Brazil December 2011 .:.

 Alessandra Ambrosio and Brazilian actor Rodrigo Santoro cozy up for the December cover shoot of Vogue Brazil. Captured by Eric Guillemain (2b Management), Alessandra and Rodrigo make a handsome pair in the elegant designs of Yves Saint Laurent, Gucci, Dolce & Gabbana, Louis Vuitton and others selected by fashion editor Yasmine Sterea. Alessandra’s stylized coif by Leonardo Manetti and makeup by Thorsten give the perfect finishing touches to the romantic outing. / Production by Anthony Graneri @ 2b Management

.:. Disi's Favourite Spring 2012 Shoes .:.

Here I picked my favourite shoes for Spring 2012:

Givenchy Spring 2012 collection

Rochas Spring 2012 collection

Tabitha Simmons Spring 2012 collection

Balanciaga Spring 2012 collection

Louis Vuitton Spring 2012 collection

Nina Ricci Spring 2012 collection

Alexander Wang Spring 2012 collection

Gianvito Rossi Spring 2012 collection

Nicholas Kirkwood Spring 2012 collection

Prada Spring 2012 collection

Alejandro Ingelmo Spring 2012 collection

 

Aperlaï Spring 2012 collection

                                                                            

 Arfango Spring 2012 collection

Bally Spring 2012 collection

Balmain Spring 2012 collection

Bottega Veneta Spring 2012 collection

.:. LVMH Opens Doors to Public | Inside the Givenchy Studios .:.

LVMH opened its doors to the public for the "Les Journées Particulières" event which took place in October 2011. Visitors were given the chance to see the workshops and design studios of the fashion brands owned by the LVMH group such as Givenchy, Louis Vuitton, Lowe, Dior and more.

Here are some pics from Les Journées Particulières: Givenchy, an inside look at the Givenchy design studios.

Courtesy of LVMH/Givenchy

.:. PFW | Louis Vuitton Spring 2012 .:.

Louis Vuitton show yesterday has started with the carousel wonderland show in the Louvre's Cour Carrée, which was designed and idea of Marc Jacobs. The designer has made an art form of the fashion with beautiful candy-colored clothes. Last season's fetish-y rubber boots sold 2,000 pairs in the first week they were available, Jacobs reported, but he was ready for a change nonetheless. "After the hardness of Fall, we wanted something gentle and kind, fragile but strong, too," he said to Vogue, touting the workmanship that went into not only the clothes but also the bags.
Kate Moss was the last girl standing on the runway. I loved the show and candy-colored clothes, what is your opinion about this collection? - DCL

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