In July 1954 Lino Lacedelli and Achille Compagnoni became the first men to conquer the second highest mountain in the world (K2). Equipped with oxygen, climbing spikes, mountaineer goggles and specially made down jackets by Moncler, the Italians reached the summit.

Harking back to the origins of the former outfitter of Alpine expeditions, the collaboration resulted in two models whose material selection and design both take into account what were already key factors among mountaineers back then: modern 21st century sports goggles have to be light, durable and adjustable.

A homage to the mountain and its conquerors was created in the form of the two models, LINO and ACHILLE, which are suitable both for downhill runs and also as classic sunglasses for everyday use –they are sporty as well as the perfect everyday accessory. The frames are inspired by the look of 1950s Alpine goggles, which featured round lenses in metal rims with leather side pieces for ultimate protection against the light.

ACHILLE, with its straight top line and broad frame is the more avant-garde model of the pair, a retro-futuristic new look. LINO’s sweeping top line and slim frame make this model a modern counterpart to the glacier snow glasses of yesteryear.

The swept-back frame edge in both unisex models reflects the look of that era; the original leather sections on the sides and bridge to protect against the glare are today revisited via the flared frames. A critical factor for the design process was the new material MYLON, developed and patented by MYKITA after years of research. The polyamide-based material is being used in eyewear production for the first time and displays the features of the desired attributes: light, extremely durable and individually adjustable to the wearer are the key advantages of this new material.

Red and blue are a throwback to the first Moncler down coats that were originally sold in those colours in the early 1960s. Both models are available in the colours Red/Red flash mirror, Blue/Blue flash mirror as well as in a classic Black/Black flash mirror, in each case with mirrored lenses in the same colour or alternatively with solid grey-tinted lenses. The frames are fitted with mineral glass lenses from traditional Italian manufacturer Barberini, boasting excellent durability and clarity of vision.

All lenses reveal the MYKITA & Moncler logo when breathed on. An anti-fog finish on the inside of the lenses plus an anti-scratch outer coating make these spectacles a top-calibre sporting companion. The glasses come with a padded sleeping bag style carry pouch for easy transport in addition to a black glasses case and box.

The models comprising the MYKITA & Moncler collaboration are available by Mid December 2011 only at MYKITA shops and Moncler boutiques worldwide.

Inspired by co-creative directors Trish Wescoat Pound and Jesse Cole’s “Sunday kind of love” and relaxed weekend lifestyle, the line is a true labor of love and an authentic collaboration.

In late November, haute hoodie opened its first retail store and customer experience at a pop-up shop located at 211 Elizabeth Street in New York City, in anticipation of moving to its permanent location in Nolita which is scheduled to open in February of 2012.

haute hoodie’s in-store colonial tent aesthetic, together with its team of in-house stylists and a collection that has been specially curated, will create a truly unique shopping experience.

Designed for like-minded global nomads everywhere – haute hoodie is about being part of a tribe, with a feeling of wanderlust and thirst for travel; attempting to capture the unique feeling that is gained when you experience something for the first time. A tribe that embraces the spirit of the nomad. Unbound by convention, type, ethnicity, country or geography.

Comfort is key- haute hoodie is all about knits. Clothes you wear when you want to be relaxed but still look cool. Clothes you wear when you are: dropping your child off at school, getting coffee at Starbucks, having brunch with friends, taking long walks in the country, going to the movies, taking an early morning stroll on the beach, at a football game and of course, on those trans-continental flights.

Since haute hoodie considers how you style, wear and layer to be as important as what you wear, they will have stylists on hand for both the launch party as well as at certain specialized styling events throughout our residence. Educating customers about “the art of the layer” – to create complete, effortlessly cool looks.

The actress plays Jacqueline Kennedy in the eight-parter, and the news item below features a very convincing clip of her and Greg Kinnear as JFK, with a trailer below.
And, showing she’s a celebrity of the 2010s, Lady Gaga used Twitter to share a birthday note with her fans.
The singer posted a drawing she drew at a restaurant to commemorate her 25th birthday.
Gaga’s fans, who now number over nine million, used the hashtag, bornthisday (after her song, ‘Born This Way’) to get the event noticed on Twitter, which she later thanked them for.
In other celebrity news courtesy of ITN, one of our favourite actresses, Academy Award nominee Amy Adams, has been cast as Lois Lane in the new Superman movie, alongside Henry Cavill.
Cheryl Cole, meanwhile, finds she has support for the US version of The X Factor from Dermot O’Leary, Sarah Harding and Tom Felton.

The trailer for the fourth modern-era Mission: Impossible film, subtitled Ghost Protocol, has been shown, starring Tom Cruise and Jeremy Renner. The film has been produced by Cruise, J. J. Abrams and others, ending the production relationship Cruise had with Paula Wagner, who had worked on the first three.
The trailer looks spectacular with more locations (Bangalore, Mumbai, Dubai, Prague and Vancouver) and stunts, and Brad Bird (The Simpsons, The Incredibles) directs.
Simon Pegg (but not Ving Rhames) returns from the last outing, while Léa Seydoux (Midnight in Paris) increases her Hollywood acting résumé with the new film. Paula Patton (Déjà Vu, Swing Vote) is the female lead.
BMW is behind some of the product placement in the movie, which sees both 6-series and i8 models appear.
Fans of the late Peter Graves and the original series might want to look elsewhere for stories deemed canon (after all, the colon between the original title name has disappeared in the trailer), but it appears Cruise will, as before, pack in plenty of action into what may be his last Mission.
In other entertainment news, we have declined to report on Cheryl Cole’s changing hair colour. However, ITN has compiled a “the rise of Cheryl Cole” report below for all those who had no idea who she was, showing where the former Miss Tweedy got her start, her brief marriage to Ashley Cole, the recent media interest in the US version ofThe X Factor, and a potential Girls Aloud tour in ’12. Cole turns 28 on July 1.

in everything but the official logo) as it made its way from the Far East to western Europe, but the German première at BMW Welt deserves a special mention for motorheads.

While Cruise, co-stars Paula Patton and Simon Pegg, director Brad Bird (The Incredibles) and producer Bryan Burk have winged their way to location cities such as Dubai, with part of the movie set at the Burj Khalifa, it was BMW’s involvement that made the trailer, in our eyes, something special.
For less than a second, we thought the BMW i8 made an appearance, making Mission Impossible 4 the first cinematic appearance for the electric car.
BMW says it was the Vision EfficientDynamics concept car, on which the i8 is based, that Cruise drove in Mumbai scenes. Other BMW cars in the movie include the X3, the6-series cabriolet and the new Einser, the 1-series.
The film marks a deeper involvement for product placement. BMW features are integrated into the script, namely ConnectedDrive and EfficientDynamics.
Other celebrities at the München première include Heydi Nunez Gomez, lena Gerber, Sven Hannawald, Verena Kerth, and Natascha Grün.

Whatever the case, there is plenty we can learn from how he approaches fashion, and yes he is the same character and yes he does change from time to time.

First, a little about Doctor Who, he is an alien being that travels through time and space in a vehicle called the Tardis helping people out. He has a particular interest in Earth and tends to hang out here and we get most of said help against various evil forces.

The one thing about Doctor Who, besides being clever, is that he doesn’t actually ever die; he regenerates and basically becomes a new person. Each new incarnation, in addition to a new body, has his own quirks and particularities. So far there have been 11 incarnations of the Doctor

So in light of this, here are three fashion tips we can learn from Doctor Who.

When you change, let what you wear follow suit or visa-versa. With each incarnation of the Doctor, he changes his style to better reflect who he is now. The 4th Doctor wore a 20 foot long scarf while the 9th Doctor sported a buzz cut and a leather jacket.

A change of style is the easiest way to show that you have changed. Inversely, you may be finding that your current style does not fit who you are and you should update your style based on this. When the Doctor does regenerate the clothes from the old Doctor usually looks wildly out of place. Allow your style to mirror who you are right now, not who you were.

Find a signature style. Each Doctor not only changes outfits, they each had one or two things that were unique to them. You should strive for the same thing. Find something unique that people can identify you with. For example the fifth Doctor had a celery stick pinned to his lapel. Weird I know, but it’s memorable. The second Doctor was fond of hats, in particular, stove pipe hats.

So the challenge is to find something that can help define you. This could be hats, or expensive pens or cool watches or crazy socks or vegetables adorned to your clothing. Whatever it is, find it and stick with it. Think of it as a theme.

Take peoples opinion with a grain of salt (except if it’s a fez). Depending on what your style is and what you choose to make you unique, there might be push back. It’s okay, take a second, and only a second to evaluate the advice. Remember everybody has an opinion, and most advice falls in this category.

The Eleventh and current Doctor has a fondness for bow ties. His companions constantly give him a hard time about it, but it works for him. They do draw the line at wearing a fez, and rightfully so. Fez’s are not cool.

If you are comfortable, it fits your lifestyle and totally within the range of what is socially and professionally acceptable then go with it no matter what those around you might say. Be you, not them.

The Chanel version retails for around £60 for 3 sheets of transfers and consists of pearls, chains, and delicate little birds.  Well now River Island have brought out their own example consisting of pearls, chains, and er, delicate little birds.  The main difference of course is the Chanel set contains the interlocking ‘C’ logo, natch.

I’m tempted to get myself a set of the River Island ones just to have the 5-minute novelty of seeing a tattoo on my own skin.  I’m pretty certain I won’t ever get a real tattoo as one of my gripes is that apart from preferring flesh, practically thinking, there is no design which is going to feel right with every outfit, mood or style.  So the idea of an interchangeable tattoo in the name of fashion, is, I think, actually quite good.

In this case though it leaves me with an unusual quandary.  I wonder which would look cheaper on the skin – the Chanel logo or the £5 River Island example?  Because if we’re honest, to look as though you have chosen to burn a designer logo into your skin you’d have to either be pitifully insecure or be supremely able to pull off such a thing with a huge helping of irony.

My latest haul got me some lovely pieces in said colours, my favourite being the pink bow dress and the cream broderie cami-dress.  And I’ll always be happy with a sweet little cardigan.  I’m always impressed with the authentic looking vintage-style rings and necklaces in there too.  More of the same, thanks, Miss S.

Ok, so there are many similar pale pink shades available accross the Boots counters, but there is an extra joy when it is coming out of a neat little Chanel bottle.

Consequently, the Lina dress has caused a stir amongst the fashion set with the dresses selling out quick. The studs and black strapping give it an edgy feel but I could imagine prettying it up with a denim jacket, black lace footless tights and some ballerina flats. Kind of a nod to late 80′s early 90′s Barbie….Well, that’s me sold. Next stop: eBay.

I remember sitting at my computer at 2am one Spring day in 2007, waiting for the first collection to become available. I bought a belt, a couple of vest tops and a liquorice stripe dress (the belt and dress still cherished to this day). However, by the time this, the 12th collection has come around, for me, the whole concept has lost all it’s exclusivity and excitement . Over the years, and we are talking years, designs have gotten lazier, prints have gotten duller and less imaginative yet the prices remain above the normal Topshop rate for not-so-superior quality threads.

It is quite obvious that the only thing which justifies such a frenzy on the Topshop floor is the girl herself. Kate has appeal. She is 4 years away from 40, yet she dresses like a 17 year old and manages somehow to look better than an actual 17 year old. She carries off the whole ‘I just threw it on’ thing so well, keeping it classic yet still sexy and youthful. So this is how I struggle to believe Kate really had any input in the last few collections. The first 2 collections had some heirloom-worthy pieces which will remain on many a ‘must have’ eBayers list (I’m still tracking down the one-shoulder white dobby-print dress, pictured). But the current collection leaves me able to see through the hype and not see a great deal else. All overpriced floaty-unwearable-impractical yet still generic nonsense and not one flicker of excitement.

People will continue to flock to Topshop to see whatever Kate’s name is attached to, because that is her pull, and it is why they will continue to churn out these clothes. An arty photo-shoot and average clothes is a winning formula for the moment. I just can’t see them getting away with it for much longer.

So I was pretty excited to spot this delightful interpretation on the high-street (albeit a little less chic but definitely more purse-friendly) courtesy ofRiver Island. The difference? A cherry print, a peep-toe and a few hundred pounds. I’m still going to have to get myself a pair, no question, got no choice. Can’t talk myself out of it. These shoes are made of dreams.

If you wake up one morning and you do get that compulsion to incorporate a drawstring bag into your outfit, could I please, for the love of everything stylish, beg you not to do it on your feet

For some reason, can’t think why, all sizes are still available on the River Island website and in theory they can be yours for £30.

I’d also like to just point out that River Island have actually got pretty decent shoes aswell, probably the best on the high street in terms of diversity in style..it’s just that sometimes that diversity ends up with an example like these.

On the other hand, the foggy plastic (which I imagine would get rather hot and uncomfortable very quickly) is going to distort the clothes underneath so you wouldn’t get the desired effect anyway.  I like the black piping, I like the shape, but it’s a shame they have left such visible pockets on this example.  Perhaps we can do without transparent outerwear after all, and just take along an umbrella.

Presumably the memo also stated that they must be worn with the obligatory cropped denim jacket and ethnic looking jewellery.  Chunky beads.  Big wooden necklaces.  Just another detail I’ve noticed in this curious phenomenon of late.

Don’t get me wrong, not all maxi dresses offend me, too much.  I think they have their place (preferably a summer evening somewhere hot with a summer cocktail being the only accessory required) but here in cloudy Britain I can’t help but feel like they look completely out of place.  At best there is just something a bit too wedding-day about them.  Well what’s wrong with that?  Because the thing about weddings is that in general they require a uniform which looks ridiculous out of the context they are intended for.  Especially when that context is dragging a shopping trolley over a damp and grubby car park, trying not to catch the billowing, tropical-flower printed fabric in the wheels.

Context aside, are they even really that kind to the female form?  They are all over the shops, taking over the magazines, convincing women they are wearable and flattering (which we all know is a nicer way of saying ‘slimming’).  But perhaps I am just missing the trick.  I don’t think so, but I do find it confusing; they make people look like they could be 6 months pregnant.  Now, there is not a thing wrong with looking 6 months pregnant.  I’m just not convinced why you would want to aspire to emulate that look on a regular basis.

Well I think it is safe to say I won’t be one of the maxi-devotees this summer.  In fact, I am off to buy myself a mini-dress in defiance.  Apparently they are the next big thing.

The t-shirt is from H&M, I always try and get my basics from there – I’ve had better £4 tops from there than £25 ones from other places. They fit well and wash great too.
Primark also provided the wool jumper, £13. I love the seasonal knitwear which seems to be everywhere at the moment.  The dress is from the sale at Miss Selfridge. I’d had my eye on it for a while and so found it hard to resist it at it’s sale price.  So what do you think of what I found this time? Have you bought anything recently that you love?  Tell me, I want to know!

When I came across Cath Kidston designs a few years back it was love at first print.

Of course, Cath isn’t the only designer to ever have adorned their items with flowers – she didn’t invent this. There are plenty of flower-covered, polka dotted items in plenty of shops. It’s fair to say though, that this brand had a lot to do with the revival of this style. They do this so well that it inspired me to put Cath Kidston cereal bowls, tea-cups, side plates, an oven-mitt and tea-towels on my Christmas list. I never thought I would ever ask for an oven-mitt at Christmas. And thanks to a tolerant boyfriend, our kitchen is now akin to a Cath Kidston showroom.

There is something nostalgic, homely and comforting about this kind of style which makes me imagine a simpler, nicer time in the world when people had values and would take the time to serve tea in a teapot every day, and sit down and talk to each other with a homemade cake cooling on the kitchen table (optional). Items which reference the past fulfill a need for value and meaning. They are inspired by a familiar 1930s and 1940s aesthetic which reflects a quaint cosiness and simplicity, which, in these uncertain and troubled times is the biggest seduction of all.

Abayas is a Muslim culture for Muslim girls and a common wear upper dress in all Muslim countries like Iran, Iraq, India, Pakistan, Arab, Egypt, Turkey, Sudan etc but this culture is becoming a fashion or trend that mostly western countries also preferring these Abaya and Jilbab dresses as upper wear. Abayas and Jilbabs are always incomplete with out scarf and Hijab. Here we are going to share best abaya designs of M&A brand which are showing in a fashion show which may be held by Crystal Lized. In this crystal lized fashion show models are showing latest designs of Arabic Abaya 2010 2011.Abaya is a Muslim culture for Muslim girls and a common wear upper dress in all Muslim countries like Iran, Iraq, India, Pakistan, Arab, Egypt, Turkey, Sudan etc but this culture is becoming a fashion or trend that mostly western countries also preferring these Abayas and Jilbab dresses as upper wear.

Abayas and Jilbabs are always incomplete without scarf and Hijab. Here we are going to share best abayas designs of M&A brand which are showing in a fashion show which may be held by Crystal Lized. In this crystal lized fashion show models are showing latest designs of Arabic Abayas 2010 2011.

Latest Pakistani Formal Wear Pink Purple A-Line Shirt Churidaar

Top:Purple pure chiffon A-line dress having multiple color thread embroidery on neckline,sleeves and hemline.Fully lined.Conceled with back zip clouser.

Bottom:Dark purple pure grip trouser.fully elastic.

Dupatta:dark purple pure chiffon dupatta.finished with sea green banarsi piping.

Latest Purple A-line Semi Formal Wear Dress

Top:Yellow double tone frock has been adorned with embellished neckline.Banarsni borders implemented on hemline.

Embelishment work includes:silver kora,dabka,stones,sequins,beads and tila work.

Bottom:orange pure grip churidar.

Dupatta:Off-white pure chiffon dupatta finished with double piping.

Yellow Latest Bridal Mehndi Wear outfit 2011

Top: Red pure banarsi chiffon anarkali dress has been adorned with beautiful embroidered neckline. Different banarsi pannels implemented on both sides. Ferozi border implemented on hemline having embelishment. Fully lined. concealed with back zip clouser.Finished with plum banarsi piping.

Bottom: Ferozi banarsi trousers.fully lined

Dupatta: Ferozi pure chiffon dupatta . finished with red banrsi piping.

Pakistani Bridal Wear 2011 Red Ferozi Anarkali Dress

Top:- Pure chiffon A-line style back tail shirt.

Bottom:-

Latest Ferozi Yellow Mehndi Wear Bridal Dress

Top:-Pure banarsi chiffon A-line style back tail anarkali shirt.

Bottom:-Pure raw silk / Pure chiffon sharara

Dupatta:- Pure banarsi chiffon dupatta.

Latest Bottle Green Shocking Pink Formal Wear Sharara

Trouser:- Pure raw silk / Banarsi churidaar pajama or trouser of your choice.

Dupatta:- Pure chiffon dupatta dyed in multiple colours.

Latest Pakistani Designer Wears Grayish Brown Casual Dress

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When it comes to the popularity of our stories, CPUs run second only to new graphics cards (which seem to get everyone’s blood pumping the fastest). Motherboards fall behind quite a ways. That’s a shame though, because the right board is an absolute necessity for connecting processors to GPUs, and every other components inside your machine.

This is where AMD gives a lot of love to its customers, whereas Intel tends to skimp more often. Nowhere is the difference between both company’s mainstream parts more evident than in the chipset segment. The 990FX’s 42 total PCIe 2.0 lanes provide a lot more potential throughput than Intel’s popular Z68 Express, which is limited to 16 lanes from the CPU and a handful more on the Platform Controller Hub.

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Fast memory cards are needed not only in professional equipment like DSLR cameras, but they’re increasingly being used in consumer devices like compact cameras, camcorders, MP3 players, hand-held game consoles, and cell phones, too. This accelerating uptake is caused by the rapidly increasing number of features of these devices. The more features, the higher the demands on the memory card. For example, consider recording and playing back HD video on a smartphone. For stutter-free operation, significant data transfer speeds are required. In order to go beyond video snippets a few seconds long, the storage capacity of a memory card also needs to be sufficiently large.

Considering those criteria and adding compatibility, reliability, and robustness, the SD card quickly emerges as the memory card of choice, which also helps to explain its 80% market share.

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The physically smallest variant of the SD card is the microSD card, measuring a mere 11 mm x 15 mm x 1 mm (0.43” x 0.59” x 0.04”). Add a host adapter, and a microSD or microSDHC card can be used like a SDHC card.

For this comparison test, we’re focusing on the microSDHC subcategory of the microSD form factor, which offers much larger capacities, and thus more versatility in multimedia applications. While a microSD card tops out at 2 GB due to its FAT16 file system, a microSDHC card can store up to 32 GB on its FAT32 file system, depending on the model.

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We asked all major memory card manufacturers to submit samples of their microSDHC-based products. We received a wide range of cards, with capacities ranging from 4 GB to 32 GB, and thus covering the whole range of the microSDHC specification. We also noticed plenty of different performance points. SD cards are grouped into several performance classes, which denote the minimum recording rate of the cards. The lowest performance class, Class 2, stores data at a minimum of 2 MB/s. Our test candidates, however, start at performance Class 4, which features a worst-case write speed of 4 MB/s. Class 6 cards achieve at least 6 MB/s, while Class 10 cards switch up the rating a bit, pushing 10 MB/s non-fragmented sequential writes.

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