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Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Socks Creative Design pictures
1. Massage Socks
Some neat socks that have points used in reflexology printed on them, so you can get a nice long foot massage
2. Anatomy Socks
With the amusing design of Bones Socks you can go skinless and learn the real names for your big toe, shin bone and more. Bones socks are knee length.
Here are some spiffy socks by Anton Repponen. “Socks Anatomy”
3. Colorful Rainbow Socks
4. Tattoo Socks
The socks are available in 4 different body colour shades (ultra pale, light mocha, deep mocha, cafe latte) and white. The design is printed in black on one sock; you get one printed sock and a blank sock to create an asymmetrical look.
5. NIKE SB Pigeon Socks
6. Zip It Passport Socks
7. Fresh Meat Socks
Most Expensive Women’s Shoes in the World
1. Stuart Weitzman Rita Hayworth Heels - $3,000,000
Stuart Weitzman designed the satin open toe stilettos around a pair of earrings owned by movie legend Rita Hayworth. The earrings are laden with rubies, sapphires and diamonds.
The shoes “centerpieces” were diamond and precious gemstone earrings from the estate of late 40’s movie siren Rita Hayworth, and now belong to Hayworth’s daughter, Princess Yasmin Aga Khan.
2. Stuart Weitzman “Cinderella Slippers” - $2,000,000
4 1/2 inch stiletto heels are set with 595 carats of platinum-set Kwiat diamonds. One shoe is set with a 5-carat amaretto diamond, alone worth $1M.
The “Cinderella Slippers” were worn by singer Alison Krauss (nominated for best song for the film Cold Mountain) at the 2004 Oscars while walking the red carpet and performing onstage.
2. Stuart Weitzman Tanzanite Heels - $2,000,000
Stuart Weitzman teamed with jeweler Le Vian to painstaking match and cut 185 carats of museum-quality tanzanite and 28 carats of diamonds.
3. Stuart Weitzman “Ruby Slippers” - $1,600,000
Jeweler Oscar Heyman & Bros contributed 642 round and oval rubies totalling some 120 carats, set in pure woven platinum on the 4 1/2 red satin stilettos.
4. Stuart Weitzman “Platinum Guild” Stilettos - $1,090,000
464 Kwiat pear and round-shaped diamonds set in pure platinum thread top off these strappy stilettos.
5. Stuart Weitzman “Retro Rose” Pumps - $1,000,000
Two diamond roses, fixed to 1940s-style dusty gold high heels. More than 1,800 Kwiat diamonds weighing 100 carats were used to make the roses.
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Last Minute Holiday Hook Ups!!!
Trying to figure out what the heck to do with your hair for the holiday? Let us do it for you!! We've got a few 45 min slots open and one space for color for some last minute holiday hair hook ups!! $5 off for men's cuts & $10 off for women cuts!! 253.752.8144 Call now before you miss this opportunity!!
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Holiday Savings at Embellish!!
We're assuming that despite all of this CRAZY weather, there will be some hard core shopping going on this weekend. As a result, we're keeping the tradition of taking the day to do some shopping ourselves. The salon will be closed Thursday for the holiday and also on Friday so that your favorite Daymakers can gallivant around to local shops and take advantage of all of the local Black Friday savings as well.
With that said, we couldn't possibly pass up an opportunity to offer our favorite peeps an opportunity to save this weekend as well. As a gift to you we'd like to extend the opportunity for you to give the gift of an Embellish-ment at a price that's hard to pass up. This Saturday only, purchase a gift certificate and receive 20% off. For example, purchase a gift certificate with the value of $100 and only pay $80!! What a great deal!!
We'll be open from 11am to 5pm so if weather and budgets permit, make your way down to Embellish for this awesome gift buying opportunity!!
In other savings news....
Next week we'll be launching a new savings opportunity!! Keep your eyes pealed for more info on 253 Tuesdays!!
Monday, November 22, 2010
Fall/Winter 2011 Pants and Trouser Trends and Collections
Again, skinny seems to remain one of the hottest must-have for fall/winter 2010-2011. Choose a darker or a lighter color, khaki or colored, and match it with high heels, ankle boots, or sneakers. Skinny pants are very practical and comfortable. You can wear them with a pair of high-heeled shoes for an elegant outfit or with biker boots for a more rebellious, rocker style. If you want to go out, team your skinny pants with a t-shirt and a denim jacket.
With the horse riding influence gaining popularity, jodhpurs and became another stylish option for fashionistas around the world. You can wear them with basic t-shirts, cropped jackets and the irreplaceable riding boots. You can also pair them with two other extremely hot fall/winter 2010-2011: the cape and the military jacket. Based on the combination you make, jodhpurs can help you obtain so many different styles, from casual to smart-chic ones.
This season, pants became a little shorter. The ankle length pants are extremely popular for fall/winter 2010-2011 coming in so many different styles and shapes. They are mostly flattering for tall women. For a sporty look, you can wear them with a loose t-shirt and a leather vest or jacket. For a casual, daytime look, matching a pair of ankle length pants with ballet flats or Oxford shoes represents a stylish, yet very comfortable choice. If you want to add a special touch to your outfit, go for a pair of socks and loafers.
As we have said before, ankle length pants should be a smart choice for thin women with longer legs. Otherwise, you'll look rather strange as they can be totally unflattering, especially if one doesn't know how to match them. Still, if you want to wear them, try to stick to the skinny, tight-fitting style and wear them with high heels. Therefore, pay a lot of attention when choosing pants that are cropped to the ankle as you can turn into a total fashion disaster and always try to go for longer or shorter versions based on your body shape.
Want to look sexy, With shorts
Holly Short Billabong Pants
Summer Clothes Pics and Collections
2010 Spring Fashion Trend - White
Celebrities are always seen wearing the latest fashion trends and this year celebrities have underlined that there is a new trend in town: white. White has been one of the most popular colors at this year's red carpet event, the Grammy Awards. Celebrities like Rihanna, Eva Longoria, Pink, Amber Rose, Fergie, Megan Fox, Blake Lively are only a few celebrities which dazzled wearing white at the 2010 Grammy Awards. White has the ability to illuminate the skin and emphasize the design of different outfits.
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Winter Trends from Behind the Chair
Says who?: Louis Angelo, celebrity stylist, Garren New York and Judy Casey Inc.
You’ve probably seen it on: Denmark model model Freja Beha Erichsen
“Freja Beha Erichsen undisputedly has the most requested, most talked-about hairstyle this season,” says Louis. “What makes this style so refreshing is the length (just above the shoulders) as well as the fringe and natural texture working together. Finally, a style that embraces waves rather than fighting them!” But beware! The look is not for everybody, especially clients who don’t look good with, or aren’t willing to maintain, a heavy fringe.
How to get it: “The most important, key point of this look is to make sure your client has some sort of natural texture,” advises Louis. He says to create a layered cut to encourage natural waves, then enhance them by applying René Furterer Volumea Volumizing Foam to wet hair and blow-drying with a diffuser attachment.
As seen on: Model/Actress Carol Alt
“This season is all about ‘easy-does-it’ hair,” says Marco. “A natural, rich brunette with subtle highlights placed off the scalp is right on for winter.” For styling, Marco says that less is more.
Get the look: Grab your large curling irons, folks! Wind large sections of hair around the barrel then break up the curls with your fingers to create flow-y, natural-looking waves. And don’t skimp on the conditioner. “Remind your clients to use a daily leave-in conditioner like Marco™ Color Anti-Frizz Leave-In Conditioner,” he says. “And make sure you offer a deep-conditioning treatment to every client in your chair!”
You’ve seen it on: Anne Hathaway in Love and Other Drugs (the long version) and on Abbie Cornish (the short version)
“Hair definitely becomes a gorgeous winter accessory if it’s worn full and sexy under our scarves and hats,” says Frank. “I think we’ll see a lot of big, wintry hair in warm tones to keep us hot under the collar!”
Recreate the trend: For Anne’s style, Frank recommends blow-drying René Furterer Vegetal Sculpting Gel into the hair. Next, wrap hair around a 1-inch curling iron and a ½-inch curling iron, alternating sizes as you move around the head. Make sure you don’t curl the ends! Shake out the curls and it’s ready to be topped off with an adorable knit cap. For Abbie’s full, mid-length bob, blow-dry hair using a round brush and upward movements. “Downward movements will flatten the hair too much,” notes Frank. Allow each section to cool on the brush after heating to lock in the style.
The trend: Short hair and high buns
You’ve seen these looks on: Ashlee Simpson, Emma Watson and Janet Jackson (short hair) and Jessica Alba and Sienna Miller (high bun)
“I love Emma’s adorable pixie, Janet’s new short hair and Ashlee’s fresh ‘do,” says Jacqueline. “And the high bun is a great styling option for women with long hair.”
Tips for recreating: The best short cuts are done with a razored texture, and each of these short cuts have round layering. Don’t forget to texturize heavily. “That makes the difference between fresh and modern and ‘soccer mom,’” says Jacqueline. The high bun works best on long hair. First, prep wet strands with René Furterer Vegetal Sculpting Gel then blow dry for volume and bounce. Create a center part then tease the hair at the crown. Leaving a few pieces out around the face, brush hair up into a high ponytail. “It’s okay if the ponytail is not perfect,” she notes. “A slightly undone finish is what makes the look more modern.” The trick to the look is to pin a hair extension “doughnut” at the base of the pony then wrap the pony around the doughnut and pin for added volume and shape. Finish with a small bit of shine pomade and holding spray.
“I find we don't go with any one style these days,” says Creighton. “We change the style and texture with each new season.” Christina is a great example of a celebrity with sleek, shiny, healthy hair, he says, whether she wears it down or up in a slick ponytail, straight and shiny is always the key. “Megan Fox looks great with shiny, highly-styled waves, and Uma Thurman is rocking a sleek, collarbone-grazing bob.”