WHAT IS ON THIS GIRLS' MIND NOW
I think about my Blog, and I question the real purpose of it...I do post things that interest me, But thinking about the "promotional" aspect, I tend to put the reader first and not comment as much.. Well...as of now..My blog will be based around my thoughts both positive and negative about Whatever Topic, Fashion Get up, Designer, whatever I Post...lol
THOUGHTS ON WEEK 1 OF SHOW
I recorded my show today..Of course it aired 30 min later than expected, not completely my fault, but i didnt complain one bit..lol..I wasnt too nervous, because a lot of other things were on my mind, but everything was coming from within,I wanted to base the show off my Personality, and how well I can connect with the audience. I wanted to get comfortable in front of the camera, to make it feel like a natural process. I was too pleased with the outcome..My guest performers "Narrow Way" set the tone for the show in a way that cant be matched or compared. I look forward to it every week and I appreciate My Swat and Jahyummy Family for believing in me to encourage the Ericka P Show..=} DJ Smoke To Be Exact...=} but Im Here..We Here..Only can Go Up with the Stuff We are Working With..
RANDOM
Im Up..lol Being Constructive with my time..I Need to finish Reading...Good Night Luvs..More Personal Blog Posts Coming Soon...=}
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Featured Model...Ms. Rosa Acosta
Started her classic ballet studies at the age of four at the Centro de la Cultura in Santiago, Dominican Republic. She later moved on to the ICA, ( Instituto de Cultura y Arte), where she excelled as one of the most gifted students of the academy. After graduating with honors from the ICA and the Ballet School of Norma Garcia with a Bachelor in Art with mention to Classic Ballet, she became part of the Dominican Nacional Ballet as the youngest soloist member in 2002. Partaking in all major classic and modern shows in the Dominican Republic, she is nominated twice by the Secretaria de Estado de la Juventud for her work in the category of Cultural Development. She initiated her modeling career in 2004, participating in magazines and television for prestigious Dominican enterprises. Rosa moves to United States in 2006 where her career takes a new turn, distinguishing herself in several areas of the modeling world, featuring in magazines, radio, tv programs and commercials and numerous music videos.
Rosa Acosta
www.rosaacosta.com
www.myspace.com/roxxy_ballet
twitter.com/RosaAcosta
Modelmayhem id#171468
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Pretty Accessory Report
Vionnet
Clear studded clutch
Tom Binns
Crystal-encrusted bracelet.
Janis by Janis Savitt
Gold-plated chain necklace with emerald-cut crystals.
Chanel
Coco Country handbag.
Eddie Borgo
Quartz Cone bracelet.
Camilla Skovgaard
Collar sandal.
Roberto Cavalli
Metallic sandal with detachable chain ankle strap.
Louis Vuitton
Monogram Cheche duffel GM
Clear studded clutch
Tom Binns
Crystal-encrusted bracelet.
Janis by Janis Savitt
Gold-plated chain necklace with emerald-cut crystals.
Chanel
Coco Country handbag.
Eddie Borgo
Quartz Cone bracelet.
Camilla Skovgaard
Collar sandal.
Roberto Cavalli
Metallic sandal with detachable chain ankle strap.
Louis Vuitton
Monogram Cheche duffel GM
The Fall 2010 Must Haves
#1. flares
The nineties are having a moment, which means that leg-elongating flares were back on the runways. Balmain's Christophe Decarnin may be known for his thigh-baring minidresses, but these boot-cut trousers prove he's no slouch in the pants department, either
#2. something velvet
Tactile, touch-me fabrics were big for Fall, none more so than velvet. Up-and-comer Joseph Altuzarra went with red and cut it into lean, mean pantsuits and coat-dresses one part power woman, the other part femme fatale.
#3. a camel coat
Beige, boring? Not since Phoebe Philo landed back on the scene last year. Taking cues from her influential resort collection for Celine, designers sent out a cavalcade of camel coats. Hannah MacGibbon's take for Chloé has an oversize menswear vibe.
#4. a shearling
Goodbye biker jacket, hello shearling aviator. Reed Krakoff's debut signature collection was long on strong outerwear; this butterscotch leather number was the flyest of the bunch.
#5. statement gloves
Basic black leather just won't do this Fall. Rodarte's Kate and Laura Mulleavy got arts-and-craftsy, stitching together their driving gloves from cut leather and hand-tatted lace.
#6. a fur bag
So much for the global economic recession. The fur was flying on the runways like it rarely has before. Marc by Marc Jacobs' lamb fur bag is one way to get the look without breaking the bank.
#7. short, cuffed jeans
Who needs another pair of jeans? You do, if you don't have Isabel Marant's capri-length, cuffed denim. Accessorize with equally fifties-ish pointy-toed pumps, varsity jacket, dangly earrings, and a high, bouncy ponytail.
#8. a cropped sweater
Dries Van Noten's slashed-sleeve, slouchy sweatshirt came in a close second, but our vote for Fall's must-have topper goes to the cropped sweater that popped up at downtowner favorites Proenza Schouler. Better register for that Core Fusion class stat.
#9. a longer skirt
Designer newcomers Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen of The Row are getting behind the new longer skirt length, and where fashion influencers like these two go, others are sure to follow.
#10. a double-breasted jacket
Trouser suits were everywhere this season, but the smart money is on Bottega Veneta. Tomas Maier's double-breasted navy two-piecer is brilliantly simple and simply timeless.
The nineties are having a moment, which means that leg-elongating flares were back on the runways. Balmain's Christophe Decarnin may be known for his thigh-baring minidresses, but these boot-cut trousers prove he's no slouch in the pants department, either
#2. something velvet
Tactile, touch-me fabrics were big for Fall, none more so than velvet. Up-and-comer Joseph Altuzarra went with red and cut it into lean, mean pantsuits and coat-dresses one part power woman, the other part femme fatale.
#3. a camel coat
Beige, boring? Not since Phoebe Philo landed back on the scene last year. Taking cues from her influential resort collection for Celine, designers sent out a cavalcade of camel coats. Hannah MacGibbon's take for Chloé has an oversize menswear vibe.
#4. a shearling
Goodbye biker jacket, hello shearling aviator. Reed Krakoff's debut signature collection was long on strong outerwear; this butterscotch leather number was the flyest of the bunch.
#5. statement gloves
Basic black leather just won't do this Fall. Rodarte's Kate and Laura Mulleavy got arts-and-craftsy, stitching together their driving gloves from cut leather and hand-tatted lace.
#6. a fur bag
So much for the global economic recession. The fur was flying on the runways like it rarely has before. Marc by Marc Jacobs' lamb fur bag is one way to get the look without breaking the bank.
#7. short, cuffed jeans
Who needs another pair of jeans? You do, if you don't have Isabel Marant's capri-length, cuffed denim. Accessorize with equally fifties-ish pointy-toed pumps, varsity jacket, dangly earrings, and a high, bouncy ponytail.
#8. a cropped sweater
Dries Van Noten's slashed-sleeve, slouchy sweatshirt came in a close second, but our vote for Fall's must-have topper goes to the cropped sweater that popped up at downtowner favorites Proenza Schouler. Better register for that Core Fusion class stat.
#9. a longer skirt
Designer newcomers Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen of The Row are getting behind the new longer skirt length, and where fashion influencers like these two go, others are sure to follow.
#10. a double-breasted jacket
Trouser suits were everywhere this season, but the smart money is on Bottega Veneta. Tomas Maier's double-breasted navy two-piecer is brilliantly simple and simply timeless.
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