Can you guess who loves the Louis Vuitton Purse? No matter out to do anything she prefer, she would like to take the clear Louis Vuitton tote.

I don’t really think she is considered a celebrity, but I can tell you that she is only known for being Paris Hilton’s friend, getting $5 million for her sex tape with Ray J, and her dad was OJ Simpson’s lawyer… that’s it.

Can you guess who she is? What do you think ladies!

I don’t know whether it’s a curse or a blessing, but the women in my family have, for the most part, been gifted with larger than average breasts. Here are a few tips to help you make the most of them. If you have large breasts, but a small waist, like I do, don’t simply buy tops to accommodate your breasts – they will be baggy, and make you look larger! Rather opt for button up shirts that fit your waist area, wear them slightly more open, and wear a fitted tank underneath. If you have larger breasts, you also want to opt for vee or scooped necks that flatter them, and show off your cleavage, rather than turtlenecks, that only make them, and you, look larger. Make sure, however, if they are strapless versions, that you wear a good bra, which gives you adequate support.

Secret Tip : When you have larger breasts, many clothing options, like halter necks, tube tops and other items seem impossible to wear. However, if you invest in a ‘multi-purpose’ bra that has many different configurations, you can wear just about anything.

Sustainable fashion’s popularity is growing as the world becomes more eco-friendly and aware of the materials we use and the waste we produce. Just this past week I was watching TLC’s “What Not To Wear” and the show featured a woman who wanted to dress entirely eco-friendly.

I love that eco-chic fashion is now being spoken about and considered. In this Sunday’s “New York Times,” there was an article called Fashion Tries on Zero Waste Design. This article discusses how some designers are taking eco-design one step further than using organic and recycled materials to make clothes.

Apparently, designers are trying to create clothing patterns that use all of the available cloth, leaving nothing to waste. One shocking figure from the article was that “about 15 to 20 percent of the fabric used to produce clothing winds up in the nation’s landfills because it’s cheaper to dump the scraps than to recycle them.” I had no idea we were wasting this much fabric and not recycling it!

In addition to looking for these new no-scrap designs, you can also try to purchase clothing made out of the following fabric, which is made sustainably:

• Organic Cotton: This fabric is derived from cotton that is grown organically. Which means that the production of this cotton does not pollute the earth because the production does not involve pesticides.
• Bamboo: Bamboo grows almost wildly in some places, making it one of the most sustainable and best materials available for cloth. One of the best parts of bamboo is also that it is super soft!
• Multiple Others: Hemp, Eco-Spun (fabric made from recycled plastics), Wool, and SeaCell (a fabric made by combining seaweed and wood fiber together).

Though it may at first seem easy to make your wardrobe eco friendly, it can be difficult. Currently there are many more sustainable products available, but they may be harder to find in your area and they also often cost more than most clothes. But it is possible! Here are some tips on how to get into sustainable fashion:

1. Try starting with buying your everyday essentials in an eco-friendly way. Look for eco-chic t-shirts, jeans, and any other staple piece of clothing make it eco-chic.
2. Look for vegan shoes. Nowadays, these are readily produced and incredibly cool and comfortable. Wear vegan shoes if you don’t know where to begin.
3. Save your money to buy the more expensive eco-chic clothes. Items of clothing made out of recycled fabric and recycled items of clothing (such as an old suit revamped and turned into a woman’s dress) are often the most expensive. Stay eco-friendly and save up for the big ticket, but beautiful, items.

Do you wear eco-friendly fashion?

I will admit that recently I’ve bought quite a few ridiculous items of clothing. I tried on a new pair of wedges I scored on Gilt for my mother and she said I looked absurdly trendy. As she recoiled from the shoes she managed to ask, “Where will you wear those? How can you wear that to class? Everyone at your college does not care about fashion.”

And perhaps, she did have a point (though to clarify, I’ve never once worn heels of any kind to class and these new crazy wedges were not going to be the first!). People in college dress for their own culture: at no other time will it ever be appropriate to wear pajamas to class. But if any of you readers out there are college students, or are soon to be college students, you know that you can dress up more than pajamas.

In my experience, I found there to be two major categories of clothing needed for college life (and this leaves out business wear as well as many other occasion wear). These two types: day clothing/clothing for class and “going out” clothing.

For typical daytime wear, most people stick to wear jeans. And everyone I know in college owns a lot of jeans! They then pair jeans with a tank top or other decently simple cotton top. And for me personally, I find I always need a sweater. Even if it’s super hot outside, in the classrooms a cardigan is an absolute essential.

But in southern California, where I attend college, sometimes it gets so hot outside that jeans become unthinkable. At my school, I see more girls wear cotton dresses or other basic dresses to combat the heat. As well as a lot of sandals and flip-flops.

At night, however, the “going out” looks emerge and girls often wear nicer tops and sometimes heels, depending on the night. In particular I’ve noticed that the girls at my college tend to prefer flowy, voluminous tops to wear with jeans when going out. Most girls also wear dresses sometimes, but more only for special events.

Though I enjoy the low amount of pressure to dress half-decently during the day, I wish more people would wear things that were a little more fun. I don’t understand why girls make a drastic switch from bad clothing to nice clothing on the weekend when, at my small college, they see the same people all days. I wish people would take more clothing risks, especially because we’re young and now is the time to seize the day in terms of fashion. But in truth I guess, I just want people to wear whatever their hearts desire! Don’t be afraid to take fashion risks just because no one else is taking them!

What do you wear every day?

Though designers can’t look as gorgeous as their models, that doesn’t affect my affection for them. Apart from Karl Lagerfeld who has iconic white ponytailed hair and feather fans, other designers are pretty understated. Sofia Coppola is low-key enough yet she presents the fashion realm a most aristocratic Louis Vuitton Asphalt suede envelope clutch which has been known with the might help of the gorgeous spokeswoman Rachel Bilson. The same goes for Frida Giannini. She doesn’t make fashion flubdub by wearing standout getup but everyone loves her gift in interpreting the link between Gucci bags in different texture and assorted colours.

In this light it’s fairy good to be a designer. When you can show one thousand ways to speak for your products, no one would care what you look like and what garments you have today. Therefore, aging Chantal Thomass doesn’t bother to consider if her figure is not as sexy as her lingerie models. She can pick an all-in-asphalt attire to go for Elie Saab show, part of the Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week Fall/winter 2011. To top off her cool ensemble, she takes a Chanel Cocoon bag around.

I’m a little bit frightened at her exaggerated makeup. Nonetheless, I love her black solo from head to toe. Black satin blazer in surprisingly sleek hue, black necktie, black shirt and black trousers, not a bit like the black essemble aficionado Victoria Beckham. She looks so surreal and hilarious. The subtile quilted leather chanel bags 2010 collection adds more edge to her fab wardrobe.

To accessorize or not to accessorize, that is the question.

It is hard to figure out when enough is enough. So many women pile on the extras that the whole look ends up one big hot mess! Here are some guidelines for when to accessorize with your dress.

1.Strapless. You might automatically think-necklace! But nay, refrain from the necklace, the whole point is to show off those sexy shoulders, neck, and collarbone, don’t distract from that with a necklace. Keep it bare and go for some killer drop earrings or hoops, great bracelets, amazing shoes, and a stunning clutch. Check out the necks of celebrities wearing strapless next time you are perusing through a magazine and take note, most of them will not be wearing necklaces. An exception would be maybe a choker style necklace. I believe Jessica Alba wore one with a strapless gown and it was beautiful.
2.Glitzy Dress. You’ve got the bling in the dress. Should you add anymore? This is how I would go about it. Add one or two fab cocktail rings, a glammed out clutch, sparkly shoes, understated earrings and hair, and then something to ground it all like a non-shiny belt.
3.Dress with a high neck. Well obviously no necklace, and since the neck comes up high, go subtle on the earrings. Do something amazing in the hair, like a broach or headband. Have the shoes be the a focus point, and definitely rock some bracelets.
4.Low cut or plunging neckline dress. Generally for this your cleavage will do the talking. But depending on the dress I think it is lovely to don either a delicate little thing high on the neck, let’s say about an 18 inch chain, or a low medallion type necklace nestled below. Or you can rock both like Vanessa Hudgens did in her orange BCBG dress at the MTV Movie Awards.
5.Patterned Dress. You already have so much going on, so be weary. Keep it to simple accessories. Solid shoes, clutch, and maybe belt if it suits the dress. Jewelry that is low-key would work best.
6.Solid simple dress. Live it up! Make your accessories the focus point!

Mary, as the first shopyop woman, started to engage in fashion business in 2004. Before that, she was a dancer and singer travelling around Europe . In others’ view, she is an elegant, sexy, and stunning lady who could enjoy leisure life without hard work. However, she gave up such nice lifeway and broke new ground in fashion. Because of her friendly relationships with excellent partners and strong vitality of her own factory, Mary has the best sources of fashion clothing. By the end of 2008, Mary has own 4 online shops and lots of faithful customers, many of which have become the local agents of Mary’s.

Otherwise, the other four shopyop women, Temple, Elaine, Alizee and Emily worked in other industries. Temple and Army worked in foreign trade companies, Alize in a professional transport company, and Emily in an international travel website. All of them are the experts of their respective industries.

When the five women meet together, an idea was born — providing fashion clothing to worldwide boutiques. Now, the five shopyop ladies are working together to offer the best and newest fast fashion to our friends all over the world.

At the present, Shopyop’s  warehouse  is located in Shanghai City. Many employees in shopyop are in charge of production, purchase, examination and storage. Besides, shopyop makes good cooperation relationship with a professional internet company to guarantee the safety and security of our website and your information.

Can you believe we have something nice to say about a Marc Jacobs bag? Actually, we’ve always loved Marc Jacobs’ bags, it’s his atrocities for Louis Vuitton that we hate. Anyway, here is a tres adorable baby blue bag (yet another version of his popular quilted bags, but at least it is pleasing to the eye). The quilted Ryder bag is all feminine and girly girl chic, with soft lines and subtle outer pockets and very little of the clunky hardware he’s known for. I love the placement of the one sided pocket, gives the bag a younger and edgier feel. The leather straps have hidden ruffles on the inside, which is surprisingly cute! It comes with a removeable gold chain that I do not like, it looks heavy and totally ruins the cuteness of the bag so I photoshopped it out of the picture