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I recently read the book Love X Style X Life by Garance Doré.

Maybe I pronounced that right maybe I

totally didn't. Here's a little sneak peek.

"When in doubt just get there late."

There's some photos.

There she is. There's Garance.

Lots of pictures and illustrations.

This is more of an autobiography than a style book.

It's somewhat personal she describes philosophies that have worked for her in life.

You'll learn more about Garance than

you will about style. And when she talks about style,

a lot of it is in a more conceptual way. It's interesting reading about her.

I had heard of her around 2008 / 2009 when she started dating Scott Schuman,

creator of The Sartorialist fashion photography blog.

But I honestly never was a reader of her blog and I

didn't know much about her until I read this book.

I see this book as being in the personal essay category. It's made up

of a lot of personal experiences which makes sense,

as that style is synonymous with blog writing.

Some things I liked about the book: She was a tomboy and

tends to dress in a gender-neutral style, like me.

There's even a section on how to wear a tuxedo for women.

She loosely defines what a tuxedo is and advocates

wearing it in lieu of a gown.

I thought this was creative and definitely a look

that's not usually brought up in women's style books.

She explains that even black-tie events these days have

attendants with very loose interpretations of the dress code.

"So if you want to look too cool for the party while still

being polite to your hosts, the tux is your best friend."

I like this concept and it inspires me to start my search for a well-fitting suit.

I've always been drawn toward suiting and tailoring on women,

for myself, because it's sharp and powerful.

Garance says to editor-in-chief of Vogue Paris, Emmanuelle Alt,

"You don't really wear evening gowns. And I'm similar - I don't like dresses either."

Emmanuelle responds:

"For me, femininity is in no way tied to wearing a dress or a skirt. I think you can be incredibly feminine in pants."

I love this quote because even though I've gone through phases of wearing skirts and dresses,

I've always preferred pants I feel most myself in pants.

"Well after years studying photos of Andie MacDowell and trying to rock the curl,

I've realized that when I set my hair free, it takes over."

"Going short is a pretty cathartic experience.

I hadn't really thought about it, but I found myself close to tears."

I had a really similar experience to Garance when I cut my hair

from long to short about a year and a half ago.

I was nervous and I had a mini panic attack during the cut.

I captured some of it on video but most of it my nerves were

much calmer when I didn't watch.

It's high-risk and high-reward.

It drastically changed my style.

Before I got it cut, I knew I would need to improve my earring situation,

since my ears would be more exposed than ever.

I didn't always wear makeup so I knew I would want to utilize my gauges

and my piercings to add to my short hair.

Something I didn't realize would happen short hair made me a little more daring with my style.

It made me feel that I could dress in more form-fitting and sexier clothes.

The sharpness of short hair is a great contrast to the soft curves of the female form.

In a way, short hair liberated my style.

I do follow a few rules I set for myself.

I don't go out without styling my hair.

It's absolutely crazy when it's not styled.

and I wear earrings. This allows me to feel balanced and put together without

having to wear makeup every single day.

feel I can be taken more seriously when I don't always wear makeup,

plus it makes me look a little bit older without makeup.

Not always something women are trying to achieve,

but for me, it's my preferred look. I can look young sometimes.

Also, you're automatically admitted into the

women's short hair club. You start noticing other women's short hair,

and they notice yours. Sometimes you give each other a smile or

a nod of respect to acknowledge that you're both members of the

women's short hair club. Seriously though, it changed my whole world.

It changed how people perceive me and how I view myself as well.

Before the cut my hair defined a big portion of my appearance

just like Garance, my hair is thick and unruly.

But now my facial features, neck, and my body shape take more of the focus.

Like most style books, she does have a chapter on essentials like,

the pencil skirt, the pumps, the white jeans, the boots, the bag

the biker jacket, the sneakers,

For sneakers, her favorite are Common Projects, just like me.

So I agree with her on that she converges New York to

She compares New York to Paris and there's a section called

'Things New Yorkers Do'

I thought, watch were you step.

You might upset New Yorkers including me.

I find these sections a little weird. It's tough making

generalizations about whole communities of people and as

I read through it I tried to remember this is one person's point of view,

and it definitely doesn't apply to all New Yorkers.

Nothing was terribly offensive so good job Garance.

I'll let those things go. Things that I could have done without.

In the book she writes a good bit about her personal insecurities.

A subject maybe many people can relate to.

and she also writes about her love life. These were two subjects

I wasn't terribly interested in reading about.

This book would appeal to maybe a younger audience.

Maybe late teens through 20s,

especially when she talks about love and her insecurities.

Some good quotes from the book were:

"Style is a fascinating way to tune into who we are,

understand who we are not,

be creative and express our inner selves."

"Most people don't like to be blinded by a crazy fashion item -

you are the one who needs to shine."

"Knowing your style goes a long way it gives you the power to

communicate without saying a word."

"Knowing yourself is knowing the distance between your dream self and your real self."

I like that this book shows an unconventional approach

to getting involved in the fashion industry.

One question I get all the time is,

'How do I get into fashion later in life, or as a second career?'

This is a great example of someone who didn't

intentionally go into fashion and she

even did so later in life at a slightly older age.

She studied communications in school. She didn't study fashion.

Her first job was in the cinema department of a museum.

Not in fashion. Her first stint in fashion was as an illustrator.

She started blogging in 2006 at around 31 years old.

So if there is one thing you take away from this book,

it should be this. There are many ways to approach

the fashion industry, and here's one creative way to inspire

you to start your fashion journey.

As Scott Schuman once said to Garance,

"You have to create your own definition of success."

Comment below and tell me how you got involved in the fashion industry,

or how you plan on getting involved in the fashion industry.

Extra points for unconventional journeys.

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Hailey Baldwin Rocks Runway At Tommy Hilfiger's Fashion Show — Where's Justin Bieber? - Daily News - Duration: 2:32.

Hailey, Winnie Harlow and more models stunned on the runway, with a gorgeous backdrop of Shanghai's skyline, for Tommy Hilfiger's Fall 2018 fashion show

See photos below.    Hailey Baldwin, 21, opened Tommy Hilfiger's Fall 2018 show during Fashion Week in Shanghai, China on Sept

4. Justin Bieber was no where to be seen, but it was all business for Hailey, and she looked perfect and polished on the runway (and still showed off her massive engagement ring)

She was joined by mega models like Winnie Harlow, Josephine Skriver and Joan Smalls at the show

The major presentation took place just before the start of New York Fashion Week

Unlike Fashion Weeks of the past, where the designers tease the next season, Tommy has instituted a #TommyNow "see now, buy now" model

The clothing on the runway is immediately available in 70 countries!    Showcasing Tommy's all-American looks, modeled sashayed down the runway in preppy sweater dresses, plaid, activewear, outerwear, and even wore Tommy accessories, like socks

See the designs in the gallery attached above. There were multiple collections shown, including the TommyXLewis men's collection, his collaboration with Formula One Champion Lewis Hamilton, and the TOMMY ICONS women's capsule and global campaign, modeled by Hailey and Winnie

Everything was cool, modern, and had that unique Tommy flair. Courtesy of Tommy Hilfiger  One collection we did miss was the Tommy X Gigi collection with model Gigi Hadid

They worked together on four capsules, over four seasons. "My favorite memory with Tommy is definitely our finale runway walk during the first TommyNow show in New York," Gigi told Fashion Week Daily

 "It was the first time I ever took a bow as a designer and collaborator, which made it so special

It was also cool seeing my designs come to life on the runway for the first time

" Their partnership ended on a high note, but we know both Tommy and Gigi have so many amazing moments in their futures!

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How to draw a fashion figure walking | Drawing the female figure tutorial - Duration: 10:59.

If you're struggling with drawing the female figure, and you want to learn how to draw

a fashion figure walking, stick around because in this video I'm going to show you a tutorial

on exactly that - drawing figures walking.

Hi my name is Karen, I'm a fashion designer and illustrator, and here in my channel and

in my website fashionstepbystep.com, I share all I know about fashion design and illustration,

being a fashion creative, having your own business, and everything in between

Wow, this is the fourth video on this series! I'm so happy you're here, and I'm so

excited for this and the upcoming videos

We've been learning all about drawing the female figure, how to draw faces, and how

to draw poses

And today we're gonna see how to draw a fashion figure walking

But, before getting started, make sure you watch the previous videos of this series and

you join my FREE bootcamp on 'Getting Started with Fashion Drawing' because I have some

private video and email lessons, plus some resources that you'll need for this video

series.

Join through the link on the cards or the description box.

Then come back here to complete this tutorial

If you've already joined, don't worry, you're on the right place

How to draw a fashion figure walking

Again, we're going to follow the same method I taught you in the previous videos of this

series, with some minor tweaks

Are you ready to learn how to a fashion figure walking?

Great, let's get started!

Materials

You will use the same materials

Pencil. I prefer 2H or HB. Something on the hard spectrum, so the lines are softer

Paper. Bond or tracing paper is fine. Eraser + sharpener.

Optionally ovals + circles templates, and a ruler.

Fashion Figure cheatsheet.

Remember, in the course, there are 3 different cheat-sheets for the figures, they help you

create your figures in different sizes. During this video and the following lessons, I'll

be using the 9-heads cheatsheet

So, download it, print it, and get it ready to use 😉

We've already covered what's the Fashion Figure Cheat-Sheet and how to use it, so let's

jump right into the process

In this video and all the following lessons, I'm also working on the iPad and I'm using

the app Procreate with my Apple pencil, so you can clearly see each and every single

step without my hand getting in the way.

PHASE 1 - Lines

Create a line for the center of the body

Again, instead of using the center line from the cheat-sheet

You'll draw a new line going from the base of the head until the crotch

And then, continue with that line until the top of the head. The head can be tilted, or

straight

This new center line can have the direction of your choice

Draw an oval for the head taking the whole first space

Remember you can use an oval template to create it

And make sure it's aligned to the center line you just created

Locate its center on the crosspoint of the dotted line for the shoulders and the new

center line

Make sure it measures 1 ½ heads.

Create a line for the waist

Its center should be on the crosspoint of the dotted line for the waist and the center

line

Give it the opposite direction of the shoulders

And make it measure 1 head

Draw another line for the hips

Its center must be on the crosspoint of the dotted line for the hips and the center line

Give it the same direction as the waist

And make it the same length as the shoulders, 1 ½ heads.

Draw a tiny line for the crotch

Its center must be on the crosspoint of the dotted line for the crotch and the center

line

And give it the same direction as the waist and hips

Join all the lines you just created to complete the bodice or torso

Draw a line for each leg

To balance the figure, the leg from the higher hip should be close to the center or balance

line

This will be the supporting leg

You draw the back leg

Create it from the lower hip to the 7th line, the one between the lines for the knees and

the ankles

Trace a line for each arm

PHASE 2 - Shapes

Draw a circle for each shoulder, and smaller circles for the elbows and wrists

Draw a couple of circles for the bust

Position them in the middle of the guideline you just created

Draw a guideline for the knees

Draw it with the same direction of the hips

Draw one circle for each knee

Put them over the guideline you just created

Add a couple of circles for the ankles

This time, the circle for the ankle of the supporting leg will be over the line for the

ankles as usual.

And the circle for the back leg will be over the 7th line

Complete the shapes for the arms and legs

Join the circles you created for the arms, and draw a basic shape for the hands.

For the legs, go from the crotch to the circles you created for the knees, and then continue

the line until the circles for the ankles

And for the feet, create a trapeze on the bottom space.

Make sure you center each trapeze with the ankles

Draw some ovals as guides for the thighs and calves

Again the legs look a little weird, so this step is very useful

Now draw an oval to use as a reference for the width of the thighs

It doesn't matter if it surpasses the lines you created for the legs

And draw another oval for each calf.

PHASE 3 - Outline

Outline the body

Now it's time to outline the actual figure.

With the help of the guidelines you created in the previous phases, start giving the body

the organic and fluid look it should have

I like to start drawing the bottom outline of the face

Then I proceed with the neck, collarbone, and shoulders

Continue with the arms, bust, hands, and bodice

Then, complete the legs and the feet

How you draw the feet depends on the kind of footwear you want to draw

If you want some shoes that aren't too pointy shoes, then the base of the shoe should be

curved but not too angular

Draw some clothing if you want

Since this is a figure I'll use a template, I'm only gonna draw a bikini suit

Complete the face and the hair

Use the same method you've learned during this course to draw the face and the hair

Once you finish the fashion figure, you can redraw it on a clean piece of paper with the

help of a light box, a window close to you, or you can even use tracing paper to redraw

the figure there.

And then your figure will be ready to use!

Remember, the process is the same whether you want to create your fashion figures in

the eight heads or ten heads sizes.

Keep drawing, keep practicing the method, and keep learning.

And once you master the method you'll be able to get rid of the cheat-sheet and guidelines

and draw your fashion figures freehand.

And we're done!!

As you can see, the method is exactly the same, you just have to make some little tweaks

to make the figure look like it's walking

I love this pose, and it's one of my favorites because it is dynamic and kind of exudes confidence.

Well, now, it's time for the question of the Day:

Tell me in the comments 'which one is your favorite pose?', you can even share a link

to a Pinterest image - and, I think it could be fun to show you how to draw it with this

method

What do you think, you in?

Great!, that's it for today, I hope you really liked this video and this tutorial,

if you liked it make sure you:

Subscribe + Hit the bell button because I have many more great videos for you

Comment, like and share the video :)

And if you want to join me and other hundreds of students in my course 'Drawing Fashion

Figures and Faces',- go to the link in the cards or in the description box

This course it's full with lessons and videos on how to draw fashion figures and faces in

all kinds of poses and views, and it comes with a printable workbook!

Well, hope to see you there, byeee!

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Happy 37th Birthday, Beyonce: See Her Hottest Fashion Moments Since Giving Birth To Twins - Daily Ne - Duration: 2:19.

Beyonce is a goddess who transcends time and space, but technically today, Sept. 4, is her 37th birthday

Take a look back at all of her fiercest fashion moments since welcoming Sir and Rumi to the world!    All hail Beyonce! We've been blessed with another year of Queen Bey as today, Sept

4, is her 37th birthday. Can you believe the world was blessed exactly 37 years ago? In honor of this national holiday, we rounded up the singer's best fashion moments since she gave birth to Rumi and Sir in June 2017

 From booty shorts to printed mini-dresses, there have been no shortage of #LEWKS from the "Formation" hitmaker

She always looks ~flawless~ but her designer clothes aren't the only reason why. Bey's stellar style is always perfectly paired with glowing skin, which she opened up about in her cover story for the Sept

2018 issue of VOGUE.    "I think it's important for women and men to see and appreciate the beauty in their natural bodies

That's why I stripped away the wigs and hair extensions and used little makeup for this shoot," she told the magazine

 Her longtime makeup artist Sir John explained her mindset even further. "Beyonce loves a 'no-makeup' makeup look," he dished

"She's all about being confident in your skin and owning your natural element. This look was all about redefining glamorous as a state of mind

We focused on enhancing her natural brows, skin and structure – and bringing out that inner glow

It's a #boybeat." A post shared by Beyoncé (@beyonce) on Jul 12, 2018 at 5:31am PDT  Of course, we can't all be Beyonce

So it's reassuring to know Bey wants us to be who we already are. But today is all about Bey, so check out the gallery above to bask in her glory and see all of her best fashion moments from the past year!

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 Zaczynała jako nieznana twarz w "Rodzince.pl", a dzisiaj po kilku  latach od premiery jest jedną z największych gwiazd w Polsce! To ona jest twarzą największych firm obuwniczych, kosmetycznych, czy odzieżowych w Polsce! Choć niedługo prawdopodobnie podbije także sceną muzyczną, dzisiaj zawojowała wybiegiem podczas "Flesz Fashion Night"!  Julia Wieniawa w projekcie Marcina Paprockiego i Mariusza Brzozowskiego!  Julia została muzą duetu Paprocki&Brzozowski podczas siódmej edycji "Flesz Fashion Night"

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