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As I was searching men’s lingerie on the web while writing about Armani’s new line I found something really spicy.

JBS makes lingerie all men would love to wear. The campaign slogan is “Men do not want to look at naked men”. Instead of using men, hot men like David Beckham for Emporio Armani, JBS used partially nude super hot girl-models to promote their underwear line.

The company made the right move. This is kind of commercial that anyone will remember right away and every guy would love to have a pair, and perhaps some girlfriends might pretend to steal them from their guys. Excellent ad! I’m sure guys prefer seeing sexy girls much more than seeing some stud with air-brushed package.

It turned out to be:

super naughty, super provocative maxim-like shoot that borders on softcore porn. I doubt men will argue with JBS’ choice”

- says Bianka Bartz on trendhunter.com

Provocative ads include a secretary, nurse, maid and a naughty nun going dirty and smelling men’s underwear, basically behaving like men do.

Watch the super funny cool commercial with hot female model walking topless around her apartment wearing nothing but male briefs. She is behaving like some guys do, while she’s brushing her teeth, spitting, burping, taking a piss, eating breakfast with beer in front of the TV and farting. You’ve gotta watch it, its hilarious.

Once again it’s proved - sex sells!

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Celebrity Nail Secret: Paris Hilton’s manicurist, Elsbeth Schuetz, has said that Paris likes pink or white nails with 2 red hearts outlined with silver glitter on each nail. Elsbeth also does the nails of Jessica Simpson who likes pale pink nails, with white monograms decked out with one rhinestone per monogram, and Kirsten Dunst who likes white nails with newspaper print, and Courtney Cox Arquette who likes textures and patterns created by sponges in red, silver, and gold paint

With the catwalks full of weird and wonderful prints of every incarnation the high street  was quick to follow producing some key trends, from the art school inspired paint splashes we saw in Paris, to the naughties latest take on tie-dye seen everywhere from New York to London.
The only rule to remember with print is a little bit goes a long way. Clashing prints is a real art form so stick with one you like and keep the rest of your outfit simple – with just a few key accessories. And of course try something new, print works for everyone because it’s about fabric not form.
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Multi colored paint splashes blazoned across everything are not going to flatter everyone, no matter how on trend they are. So nod to this season’s most fashion forward look in this black dress from Oasis, with delicate crayon scribbles in flattering monochrome tones. It’s so versatile it will work for all shapes and sizes. Layer a cardi over if you don’t want to expose your arms, or a fine knit underneath. Team with heels for a special occasion or cute ballet flats for day.  This season it was all about the print, but with this gently tailored dress there is still some form flattering structure too

Tie die was one of the standout prints from the international collections and there is no escaping it this spring. However, this traditional seaside look can be hard to pull off for the office. If anything says summer city chic though, it’s this skirt from Warehouse. The length and shape will flatter any figure and can be dressed up or down depending on where you want to go. It works equally well with a vest or cardi for the weekend with a pair of flat sandals, as it will with a short jacket for the office. Just remember to keep everything else you team it with simple, in solid colours. Clashing tie-die prints is not the way to wear this trend.

This floral dress from Warehouse strikes the perfect hippy, 1970’s vibe for spring – without looking like something you would find at Glastonbury. Catwalk florals screamed flower power for 2008 but to make them work in off the runway, the addition of a solid colour waistcoat and waist defining belt keeps this dress looking smart and chic and just the right side of laid back without being grungy. The ankle length is also perfect for hiding winter-ravaged legs before they are summer ready. Team with flats if you are tall enough or wedges if you want some height.
Tribal and ethnic patterns were the most bohemian of all the prints we saw on the catwalk – and are best kept for the weekend this summer, when you can really do them justice. This versatile dress from Jaeger will carry you through from March – worn over jeans and boots as a tunic, right up to late summer when simply teamed with some gold sandals and a stack of wooden bangles it will be the perfect beach to cocktails summer holiday look. (It also looks super chic over lightweight wide leg summer trousers if you don’t want to go short off the beach). Tribal looks call for bold accessories too, so layer on beads, bangles, headbands and a great pair of gladiator sandals

 
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Dolce & Gabbana have created three new sunglass designs for summer, each featuring 112 Swarovski crystals on the sides in floral formations.

Each frame will come in black or white with colored semiprecious stones like turquoise and coral.
Retailing for $960, the glasses will hit shelves at Ilori, Dolce & Gabbana boutiques and speciality stores this month

NEW YORK (AP) — It was a fashion disaster-free night at Sunday's Tony Awards 2008, even though one actress lost her Chanel the night before.
After an airliner lost her luggage — and dress — Alice Eve ("Rock 'n' Roll") said she remedied what could have been a disastrous situation by venturing Sunday to a Prada store for a replacement frock.

Fashion and style Tony Award 2008

Marisa Tomei and Christine Baranski.

Daphne Rubin-Vega, Martha Plimpton and Brooke Shields.

FULL LIST OF WINNERS

Best Play - August: Osage County

Best Musical - In the Heights

Best Book of a Musical - Passing Strange

Best Original Score (music and/or lyrics) - In the Height

Best Revival of a Play - Boeing-Boeing

Best Revival of a Musical - South Pacific

Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Play - Mark Rylance (Boeing Boeing)

Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Play - Deanna Dunagan (August: Osage County)

Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Musical - Paulo Szot (South Pacific)

Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Musical - Patti LuPone (Gypsy)

Best Performance by a Features Actor in a Play - Jim Norton (The Seafarer)

Best Performance by a Featured Actress in a Play - Rondi Reed (August: Osage County)

Best Performance by a Featured Actor in a Musical - Boyd Gaines (Gypsy)

Best Performance by a Featured Actress in a Musical - Laura Benanti (Gypsy)

Best Direction of a Play - Anna D. Shapiro (August: Osage County)

Best Direction of a Musical - Bartlett Sher (South Pacific)

Best Choreography - Andy Blankenbuehler (In the Heights)

Best Orchestrations - Alex Lacamoire and Bill Sherman (In the Heights)

Best Scenic Design of a Play -Todd Rosenthal (August: Osage County)

Best Scenic Design of a Musical - Michael Yeargen (South Pacific)

Best Costume Design of a Play - Katrina Lindsay (Les Liaisons Dangereuses)

Best Costume Design of a Musical - Catherine Zuber (South Pacific)

Best Lighting Design of a Play - Kevin Adams (The 39 Steps)

Best Lighting Design of a Musical - Donald Holder (South Pacific)

Best Sound Design of a Play - Mic Poll (The 39 Steps)

Best Sound Design of a Musical - Scott Lehrer (South Pacific)

Regional Theatre Tony Award - Chicago Shakespeare Theater

Special Tony Award - Robert Russell Bennett

Lifetime Achievement Award - Stephen Sondheim

A Very Carrie Wedding Dress

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Lindsay Lohan is turning a new leaf by gracing our magazine pages for her charity work rather then her bad partying ways. This month she launches a charity fashion campaign.

The star will encourage UK shoppers to swap their unwanted clothes, bags and shoes at the Visa Swap Shop store in Covent Garden between June and July.

Lindsay follows in Mischa Barton's footsteps who was the face of the campaign last year.

The event is in association with the clothing charity Traid and encourages us all to recycle our unwanted fashion goods.

Lindsay has kindly donated many designer goods including an Issa Dress, Jimmy Choo shoes and a designer bag.

Celebrity style

Lilly Allen shocked us all by bleaching her chocolate brown hair peroxide blonde, however since she hit the bottle, lil Lil has been experimenting with some gorgeous new hairstyles. This Grecian updo with curled tendrils was the perfect party style for a night out at the Cannes Film Festival. To recreate this look you will need a slim barrelled curling tong and a fair amount of patience, especially if your hair is thick. Firstly, secure your hair in a high ponytail at the crown. Curl all the lengths of the hair into ringlets and then pin sections up randomly so there is still some movement. A golden Alice band finishes off the goddess do.

June 4, 2008 (Sawf News) - A lot of glamour was on display at the 'Glammies' - Glamour Magazines's Woman of the Year Awards at Berkeley Square Gardens in London Tuesday, June 3.

The awards recognize women achievers in fields such as music, TV, film and theatre.

Lilly Allen received the Editor's Special Award. The 23-year-old singer and TV presenter wowed in a pink hair do and a white off shoulder sleeveless dress.

# Film actress of the year: Kate Beckinsale. That's Kate Beckinsale ladies and gentlemen. According to imdb.com she only released 2 films last year - Snow Angel and Vacancy, both of which are due to be given away with Take a Break as an apology to readers who missed out on having a tramp and push them to the floor shit on their face at some point in their miserable lives. LUCKY SHE TURNED UP #1!

British stunner Kate Beckinsale showed off her movie star looks in a silk jersey Herve LeRoux gown when she accepted the prize for Film Actress of the Year at Glamour's Women of the Year Awards, held at Berkeley Square Gardens in London, England.

# Presenter of the year: Fearne Cotton. She presented the Xtra Factor on ITV2. And got sacked for being rubbish. LUCKY SHE TURNED UP #2!

Isn't she lovely? Fearne Cotton was all ruffled up in this sweet black taffeta creation

# TV Personality of the year: Dannii Minogue - OK. We'll give them that one.

# International Muscian of the Year: Beth Ditto. 1 overplayed song. Rihanna can go fuck off with her mulitple million selling worldwide No.1 singles. Could she be bothered to tip up to a tent in the centre of London? Could she bollocks. In which case LUCKY SHE ROLLED UP #3!
# Band of the year: Spice Girls. If there was an award for least successful comeback record, they'd still lose out to Peter Sutcliffe's 'If I 'ad an 'ammer'. Filled the O2 for a few nights though and sent the Hen Party business crashing into administration. LUCKY THEY HAD NOTHING ELSE TO DO #4!
Three fifths of the Spice Girls added some girlpower to the evening's proceedings, with Baby Spice Emma Bunton looking alarmingly thin. Get a few more lollipops down you, lady!

# Film-maker of the year: Jane Goldman. Ths is an award ceremony for women. As any fule no, Jane Goldman was the ONLY successful female filmaker last year. LUCKY SHE TURNED UP #5!

Jane Goldman celebrated her Film-Maker Of The Year Award with actor Rupert Everett. Later, the director went on to sip Champagne with her husband Jonathan Ross.

# Theatre actress of the year: Kelly Osbourne. Apparently, Miriam Margolyes was going to win for the award winning Wicked, but unfortuately couldn't help sell a free beach towel covermount and her mum doesn't present Asda adverts. And she wasn't there. LUCKY HER PARENTS HAD HER AND SHE TURNED UP #6!

Kelly Osbourne looks gorgeous on the arm of Lily's little bro Alfie Allen. We hope Alf's girlfriend Jaime Winstone isn't the jealous type

# Radio Personality of the year: Jo Whiley. This can easily be explained by the fact that the judges must have all been deaf from birth and have a soft spot for spotting a hit record a day after it enters the charts at No.2. Was she there? Yes She WAS! LUCKY LCKY LUCKY #7

Radio One's Jo Whiley was radiant in blue with Irwin Sparks from the Hoosiers scrubbing up pretty nicely too.

# Aussie Hair Care Newcomer: Hayden Panettiere

Also celebrating Glamour's Women of the year in London was Heroes' Hayden Panettiere, who mingled with Narnia star William Moseley before the show got underway. While Panettiere picked up the Best Newcomer Award, other winners included Kelly Osborne, The Spice Girls, and Annie Lennox.