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Sunday, July 19, 2009
A Silky Floral
Summer to the fullest with this silk empire dress. Designed with a floral print, it makes us look totally feminine, sweet and casual at the same time! Wear it for lounging around the house, or even hanging out with your girlfriends, this US$197 lovely dress would be just great! Don’t you agree?
Juicy Couture Latest Chiffon
Sunset With Free People
Express yourself beautifully with this brand new dress from Free People. Made of silk with sheer crinkle style, choose your colors between the pink (as shown) or emerald. We love the delicate floral prints and the simplicity. Wear it for lounging around or when you just want to show off that girly side of yours.
Tagged at US$128.
Saturday, July 18, 2009
Jewelry
Metallic With Paris Hilton
Brings Sweet Dreams to Your Nights
I understand why Figleaves named this chemise “Sweet Dreams”. Just take a look at the pretty paisley prints, aren’t they lovely? Not to mention, it’s made of cotton, so you can be sure of the comfort. With softest colors blend delicately, wear this £25 piece if you want to have the sweetest dream ever!
Friday, July 17, 2009
Eye Makeup Tips:Sponge Tip Applicators
This is the above all second too I own witnessed tips so offers you a cause not to slap these kinds of applicators away. I read over something like that practise just recently and reached the conclusion to end up with it a try. Instead, of paying for a brush for sunbeams colors, use the sponge applicator. It picks up !no! color and sells you bigger coverage. I tried that and it performs work. Actually, I covet it continuing to right as opposed to the eye shadow brushes. I wouldn’t mean employing it for dark tints however
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Sunday, July 5, 2009
Luxurious Wool From Victoria’s Secret
The Most Stylish Black
Saturday, July 4, 2009
Fancy Dress
People love fancy dress but often have difficulty deciding what to wear. If you give your party a theme it will really help your guests to choose a costume. There are hundreds of themes to choose from and you could narrow it down even further to a theme within a theme. If you love the 1960’s you could choose a broad swinging 60’s party theme or narrow it down to a film stars or musicals from the 60’s fancy dress party.
Themed Fancy Dress – Consider your guests
Have a look at your guest list. What age are they? What era do they come from? What fancy dress outfits will they feel comfortable wearing? Make sure you choose an appropriate theme; if your guest list includes your entire family then Aunt Agatha may not like wearing a short 60’s mini skirt so make sure there will be enough in the category to suit her!!
The Greek bride tucks a sugar cube in her glove
Korean brides wear red and yellow outfits for their weddings. Danish brides and grooms used to confound the evil spirits by cross-dressing. Egyptian parents traditionally do all the cooking for a week, so that the couple can relax.
In many cultures including Hindu, Egyptian and Celtic, the hand of a bride and groom are tied together as a symbol of their new bond and commitment to the marriage. This is the origin of the expression "Tying then knot".
In Roman mythology the god Juno rules over childbirth, marriage and the hearth. This is believed to be the reason for the popularity of June weddings.
African-American weddings often hold to the tradition of "jumping the broom". Slaves in the United States were not allowed to marry, so they would exhibit their love by jumping over a broom to the beat of drums. It now is symbol of the couple's intention to set up a home together.
WEDDING DRESS
Brides have always worn white, right? Not so. In ancient times brides wore bright colored wedding dresses to signify their joy. White for western brides didn't become fashionable until Queen Victoria wore it at her wedding to signify her status. White dresses never did signify purity until the Christian churches put that label on them. So feel free to add a little color to your wedding outfit.
Wedding bands made of hemp or braided grass were the earliest rings. They eventually fell out of favor, replaced by durable metals until about the 15th century when diamonds came upon the scene, to signify a valuable strong commitment, a tradition which most modern couples choose to keep.
When grooms would "capture" their brides and or were afraid of evil spirits they would comer the woman's head to keep her from being recognized.
Bridesmaids' dresses are all identical. Where did this practice originate? Long ago the brides friends wore the same exact outfit as the bride to confuse the evil spirits who wanted to destroy her happiness;. It also helped to prevent the bride from being kidnapped by a rival suitor.
The receiving line developed from the ancient belief, that on their wedding day, the bride and groom brought good luck to everyone they touched. Modern couples often pass on this and prefer to "make the rounds" greeting their guests during the wedding dinner.
In ancient Rome a marriage was not legal until the couple kissed. The kiss was considered a legal bond necessary to seal all contracts. This is thought to be the origin of the present day custom of banging a spoon against a glass until the newlyweds kiss.
Will you have your dad walk you down the aisle? Do you know where this custom originated? Long ago, a woman was considered her father's property until she married, and their she was her husband's property. At the wedding the Dad would literally "give her away," transferring ownership to the husband. Now brides often have their fathers or both parents accompany them, and have the officiant ask "Who supports this couple in marriage?" The parents answer "We do."
There is no need to explain what the honeymoon is. But do you know where the term originated? In ancient Ireland, when a couple married, the parents would make sure they had a supply of a drink made from fermented honey called mead, that would last for a full cycle of the moon. It was believed they would be blessed with a son within a year.
Back when a bride could be forced by a captor to marry, the groom would have to carry her against her will into her new home. The Romans thought that it was bad luck, for a bride to trip over the threshold so to prevent that, the groom carried her.
During the Middle Ages the length of a bride's train indicated her rank in court. The longer her train the closer she was to the King and Queen and the greater her influence with them.
During the 18th and 19th centuries gloves were the traditional wedding favor for guests.
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