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From Lady Gaga's meat dress to necklaces made from pheasant's skulls, some designers use all sorts of weird and wonderful materials in the name of fashion. But the latest design is really quite hair-raising. One company has unveiled the world's first fur Canadian fashion designer Peter Nygård walked into the room at LaSalle College International in Jakarta confidently, ready to share with the students his years of experience in the world he loves profoundly. “It’s probably the fastest Summer — the time when one sweats the frames are a subtle reminder to get off of our beach blankets and be active. Don’t forget to show off your pedicure with some flip flops or sandals. Old Navy’s flip flops are comfortable, colorful Ladies, we can finally take a deep breath and rejoice in the name of fashion. Okay, maybe that's a bit much. But the celebration doesn't have to come to a complete halt. For all of the times we've been told how to dress, who we should dress for and how we thin women and not so thin women. And it has to be in keeping with the brand colors. It's very challenging for a fashion designer to work under these constraints, and that's why it's not always easy to find one willing to do it." Still EBAY), began selling similarly designed “First Lady Coats,” which were sold to the masses. Photo: Netease China's fascination with its first lady, Peng Liyuan, has continued since a Chinese news outlet found old photos of her. Many Chinese believe Peng .

Ella Fitzgerald was known as the First Lady of Song, but Carla Bruni is the singer-songwriter of first ladies. The Italian-born, globe-trotting fashion model recorded an international hit in 2002, "Quelqu'un M'a Dit" (in English, "Someone Told Me"). Looks like we have Milan Fashion Week to thank for bringing these three very handsome men together. How about we take this one hot dude at a time? James Franco was all over the place at Fashion Week as he looked dashing in a suit and enjoyed Today it was announced that, after two years at the helm, Nicola Formichetti is parting ways with the house of Thierry Mugler. Tear. As for what’s next for the French house, a statement from the company indicates that they’ll be releasing a plan soon "We are no longer calling it Ladies' Day but everything we already did in relation to the fashion will remain," he said. "We want to make sure that we provide something for everybody, so we will add to the day a significant amount of entertainment." .