Posts Tagged ‘ Kaylene Peoples ’

Blo & Go, Changing the Way We Blow-Dry Our Hair – An Interview with Laurie Coleman

Blo & Go, Changing the Way We Blow-Dry Our Hair – An Interview with Laurie Coleman

This morning I had just washed my hair and was staring at a white box which contained an invention publicist/co-inventor Anthony Turk sent me to try out. I decided to try it after hearing about how women’s lives have been made a little easier, at least when it comes to blow-drying their hair. Because of the heat during summer in Los Angeles, blow-drying my hair was the last thing I have wanted to do. So I have been wearing it—how should I say this—au naturel. I opened the box and stared for a minute at the contraption. It looked complicated. But I pulled the device out, followed the directions, and when I was done . . . . I emerged with salon blow-dried hair!



Nicolita’s Nicole Saenz and her Vintage-Styled, Technicolored Swimsuits

Nicolita’s Nicole Saenz and her Vintage-Styled, Technicolored Swimsuits

Nicole Saenz is the brainchild behind Nicolita, which is a swimsuit line with a Latin/Cuban flair and just the right amount of retro “old Hollywood.” Her swimsuits flatter the figure and really do justice to the woman with curves. As I sit here writing this, I’m wearing my Nicolta swimsuit that Nicole gave me when we first met all those years ago. And excuse my expression, but I do have a little junk in my trunk. As I close my eyes, I like to envision myself as maybe Raquel Welch or Sophia Loren, walking down Saint Tropez or perhaps stranded on a desert island with Carey Grant with one common theme—all cameras on me, the leading lady, wearing Nicolita.



Isabella Oliver – Maternity Wear without Compromising Style

Isabella Oliver – Maternity Wear without Compromising Style

Isabella Oliver maternity wear provides chic maternity clothing for pregnant women who won’t compromise their sense of style. Isabella Oliver offers moms cool options to wear for the summer heat and delivers fabulous, feel good and glamorous clothes that pregnant women love. What’s even better? There’s no difference in the level of style from standard non-maternity clothing.



Resurrection Mary’s Pamela Jean – A Young Leading Lady with a Promising Career

Resurrection Mary’s Pamela Jean – A Young Leading Lady with a Promising Career

Resurrection Mary, directed by Sean Michael Beyer, is a film about a legendary ghost story about a high school student back in the 1930s. Pamela Jean (aka Pamela Noble), who plays opposite Kevin G. Schmidt, plays the character Mary. At just 18 years old, she made her on-screen debut in the movie’s title role. She has appeared in the short film Social Theory Revised, and has appeared in numerous music videos and commercials. Pamela’s role in this feature film certainly dictates that she has a promising career as a leading lady.



Dawn Westlake – Making Independent Filmmaking Look Easy

Dawn Westlake – Making Independent Filmmaking Look Easy

Collectively, Dawn’s seven short films produced under her Ron de Caña Prods., Inc., banner have played on all seven continents and have won 38 international awards. She was named one of the “Top 100” short filmmakers in the world by Cultural Mall in 2008. And if that weren’t enough, Dawn is also fluent in Spanish and proficient in Portuguese and Italian.



Adrianne Curry – Top Model, Television Personality—Next Stop . . . Author!

Adrianne Curry – Top Model, Television Personality—Next Stop . . . Author!

Adrianne Curry was the first winner of “America’s Next Top Model.” After one year she went on to star in the television reality show “The Surreal Life,” where she met her husband, former Brady Bunch cast member Peter Brady. Their union spun off to the highest rated VH-1 show “My Fair Brady.” Adrianne appeared on such television sitcoms as ABC‘s “Hot Properties” and UPN’s “Half and Half,” among others and she’s even writing a book.



Vivienne Tam Fall 2008 – Himalayan/Disney Inspired Designs

Vivienne Tam Fall 2008 – Himalayan/Disney Inspired Designs

Vivienne Tam continues to appeal to a wide demographic with inspired, fresh collections every season. And her fall 2008 ready-to-wear collection is no different. The Disney-inspired designs, coupled with Himalayan thangka paintings are an interesting juxtaposition of inspirations.



Lela Rose – Fall 2008’s Sporty Cocktail Theme

Lela Rose – Fall 2008’s Sporty Cocktail Theme

Lela Rose’s “Sporty Cocktail” look ranges from bomber jackets to zip-up parkas to racer back swimsuits, but with a cocktail feel adorned in untraditionally rich fabrics. She deems her day collection as “Susie Chapstick meets Park Avenue.” Her cocktail theme effortlessly spills over to night with the alluring rock star glamour of a young Jerry Hall, consisting of high collars and ruffles juxtaposed with rock star edge.



Tracy Reese’s Feminine Chic – Fall 2008 Runway Review

Tracy Reese’s Feminine Chic – Fall 2008 Runway Review

Tracy Reese’s fall 2008 collection features a variety of animal prints, pleated skirts, sequined pencil skirts, and a combination of oatmeal crew neck sweaters matched with gold sequined skinny skirts. She pulled off her potpourri of colors and styles quite well, lending an eclectic flavor to her fall collection.



Joanna Mastroianni’s Fall 2008 – Morocco-Inspired Designs

Joanna Mastroianni’s Fall 2008 – Morocco-Inspired Designs

Joanna Mastroianni launched her signature collection 15 years ago. Clean and sensuous lines describe this talented designer’s style. Fall 2008 is inspired by the Kingdom of Morocco, with Moorish architecture, elaborate grillwork and the delicacy of inlaid tiles. Descriptions like Tangerine/copper/black print cap-sleeve, and Cypress bengaline elongated jacket with mandarin collar and half-belt, matching slim pants—don’t begin to describe the intricacies of Joanna Mastroianni’s most recent designs.