You probably recognize George Kotsiopoulos, from E!’s hit fashion TV
series “Fashion Police” with host Joan Rivers and co-hosts Kelly Osbourne and Giuliana Rancic and from all the red carpet coverage by E! of the Golden Globes and the Oscars. What you may not know is how he got started in fashion. Continue Reading
Over the last year, actress Anne Hathaway carried one of Jill’s iconic creations down the red carpet of the “Dark Knight Rises” premiere. Continue Reading
Designer Jerri Moore debut’s collection at Fashion Houston 2011 earned her the praises of the fashion critics in Houston and saw the local fashion community rally behind her, awarding her “Emerging Designer” of the year. Continue Reading
For more on my exclusive interview with Designer Chloe Dao and her life after Project Runway, visit http://fashiondesigners.about.com Continue Reading
During the 2012 Milan Fashion Week, Giorgio Armani debuted his Spring 2013 collection, a collection that seemed to draw inspiration from the outer space B-films of the 1950’s. Continue Reading
“We look for strength. We look for persistence — a woman of the year is someone who believes that women can do whatever they set their mind to”. ~ Cindi Leive Continue Reading
It is not surprising that since the Pentagon and US Goverment repealed the horribly suppressive policy of ‘Don’t ask, Don’t tell’ that active duty service members have come out openly to support their Gay & Lesbian brothers and sister in arms. Continue Reading
Today Washington became the 7th state (Don’t forget DC) in the US to legalize Gay Marriage. This amazing fortune became a reailty based on the decision of one state senator – Senator Mary Margaret Haugen. With her landmark decision to support Gay Marriage in Washington State, the law now goes to the desk for the signature of Governor to legalize same-sex nuptials. Continue Reading
Dreaming about Central Park in the Summer? Yearning to walk down Broadway with shopping bags full of fabulous goodies? Come explore the secrets of the Big Apple with your Fashinista411 Columnist, as he walks through Time Square. Continue Reading
The oldest known shoe, a 5,500 year old size 7 women’s (37 European), was unearthed from a Copper Age dig site by Archaeologist Diana Zardaryan. It was discovered in a pit inside a cave in the Vayotz Dzor province of… Continue Reading