Saturday, October 25, 2008

Trends - Baggy 'Boyfriend' Jeans


This time last year Katie Holmes was morphing into Victoria Beckham with the skinny jeans, cropped hair, towering heels, large shades and carrying an oversized expensive bag.

These days the Broadway actress style is more relaxed wearing baggy "boyfriend" jeans.

Her brand of choice is PRPS, which are actually mens jeans. David Beckham loves the brand, is often seen wearing them.


Everyday the paparazzi have captured Katie in her jeans which were at first pegged, but towards the end of the week she let them hang loose.


Katie is not the only one to have been seen wearing baggy jeans, in fact it was Victoria Beckham - shock horror - who was first spotted wearing baggy jeans whilst out shopping a few weeks ago.

Hedi Klum has also been spotted wearing baggy's whilst shopping. Amanda Peet wore a baggy pair of pegged jeans on the red carpet, and very surprisingly Reese Witherspoon's is adopting this trend with her pegged ripped jeans.

In order to adopt this look yourself, I think it is better to buy men's jeans, but I guess you will soon start to seen many women's version in stores soon.

I personally love boot-cut jeans, and I can't see myself adopting this style.

Tuesday, October 7, 2008

2009 Jeans Trend: Boyfriend Jeans

2009 Jeans Trend: Boyfriend Jeans

This is one 2009 fashion trend that I'm still really hesitant about. And to clear from the outset I'm not hesitant as to whether or not the boyfriend denim jeans trend is going to be popular, it is. Rather, I'm more hesitant as to whether people are going to get it right or not.

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Katie Holmes certainly hasn't.
2009 boyfriend jeans fashion trend

Tips to Buy Clothing Online

If you need to buy some clothing in a jiffy, and have no time to go choosing and shopping, you may as well do your clothing through the internet. There are many online stores selling all types of clothing, to suit any occasion you want.

When you go shopping online, it is important that you know your exact size as you don’t want to end up with the wrong sized clothes. It is always better to do your shopping with a store that has a return policy, so that you can return the clothes if you are not happy with the size and design of the clothes.

Make sure you keep all records of your transactions when buying online; this means the mail of your order, your payment and their acknowledgement. This is important if you don’t receive your clothes due to some shipment or other complications.

Music Equipment

Music Equipment is a gadget or devise which has been devised to create musical sounds and helps in making / creating music. In its larger spectrum, any thing that can produce sound is referred as music equipment. But in very specific terms in confines to few devices which are helpful in making music and include piano, harmonium, flute and violin etc. study of musical equipment is called as ‘organlogy’. First equipment related to music included rattles, stumpers as well as various kinds of drums. With the development of various civilizations and cultures many more instruments like flutes, drums, ribbon reeds and trumpets were also invented to perform various rituals of various tribes. It also corroborated emotional movements and dancing.
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Go Shopping On a Full Stomach

When shopping for bread and groceries it is often very difficult to not let the sweet aromas of fresh bread whets your appetite. The tempting smells can melt even the most hardened shopper’s heart and mind and goad them into buying as many of these freshly baked items as they can lay their hands on. To cure this propensity to grab things just because they smell nice it is a good idea to have eaten well before going out to shop. An empty stomach will be screaming out to be fed and when you smell the tempting aromas, you just won’t be able to resist the temptation of grabbing everything that smells nice. So, eat well and shop later – it will help you save a few dollars!

Monday, October 6, 2008

Your Only One Shopping Stop

A wedding is a ritual function that ties two human beings together in knot; it celebrates the beginning of marriage and new life of the couple and their families. The ethnicity and the customs related to wedding vary greatly between cultures, religions, social classes, countries, areas, ethnic groups etc. In various religions and regions the actual act of marriage begins during the wedding ceremony, various also follow few rules and regulations like signing a marriage license or certificate or other legal documents, people of all caste and customs celebrate the big in their life with their family, relatives, friends, and with near & dear ones. It is a big opportunity to perform a traditional ceremony and celebration. The woman who is getting married is called as bride and the men being married is known as groom, and after ceremony they are known as husband and wife or wedded couple. Most wedding ceremony consists of wedding vows and a proclamation of marriage generally weeks back, usually by the two families, wedding also involves wearing traditional clothes, a wedding ceremony is often followed by a wedding reception, and this reception is generally hosted by groom’s family. The basic other things or elements that are necessary to complete include music, prayers or scripture. The marriage marks the departure of the bride’s departure from her father’s house and entry to a new family with her new husband.

Wedding in Indian culture are very bright, and the occasion looks very warm and attractive, the ceremony is filled with many rituals and celebrations, the rituals generally starts many days before the marriage and ends up after three to four days after marriage. Due to diversity in cultures the style of wedding, duration of ceremony, rituals and the ceremony may vary greatly amongst various regions, castes and states. The Christians of India generally follow customs that are followed by western countries; the wedding ceremony is known as western wedding ceremony. Indian Hindus, Sikhs and other religion follow rituals that are very different to that one followed in the western countries. The wedding ceremonies generally began with tilak ceremony (a part of rituals performed by groom’s family, a ceremony for bride adorning her hands and feet with henna accompanied by ladies music, they perform the music themselves and the lyrics are assumed to be composed by our great ancestors. On the wedding day the groom’s family and friends come to the wedding place dancing and singing, they are given a warm welcome by the bride’s family at the entrance, and then religious rituals take lace to celebrate the wedding according to the religion of the couple. Groom wears a suit or traditional sherwani and the bride wears sari or lehnga etc. After the completion of all the rituals, prayers, the bride departs the place with her husband. The wedding is followed by a reception by the groom’s parents at the groom’s place; people congratulate and give blessing to the couple by giving money and gifts. Marriage marks the beginning of a new life of two persons.