Články za měsíc Červenec 2014

Guys, I’m doing it. I’m finally going blonde. Remember how I recently decided to change my boring, blah hair and asked all of you for your advice on it? Well, one very smart reader pointed out that because I’ll need to go blonde on my way to blue anyway, I might as well stay at that stage for a while and enjoy it! Next week, I’ll be visiting Hairroin Salon here in New York to have its artistic director Luis transform me from mousy “meh” hair to a cool shade of ash blonde. I… Celý článek ›

Palazzo Spini Feroni, the 13th-century headquarters of the Salvatore Ferragamo shoe dynasty, is a showstopper. Rich tapestries and paintings dress the walls of its high-ceilinged rooms. A landmark in Florence, its grandeur invariably reduces visitors to a hushed silence. Yet Ferruccio Ferragamo, the chairman of the group and firstborn son of shoemaker to the stars Salvatore Ferragamo, remembers it in less opulent – and noisier – days more than half a century ago. “When I was little,… Celý článek ›

Haven't they suffered enough? Now MH17 victim's wife is forced to cancel his credit cards because they were being USED by thieving pro-Russian rebels Haven't they suffered enough? Now MH17 victim's wife is forced to cancel his credit cards because they were being USED by thieving pro-Russian rebels Looters are compounding the anguish of grieving relatives in the MH17 massacre by using bank cards and mobile phones stolen from the dead. The shocking development emerged yesterday as emergency… Celý článek ›

Cowell trolled over £90,000 Israel gift: X Factor mogul sent images of dead children on Twitter after he donated money to soldiers' organisation He has never been afraid of getting into spats on his reality TV shows, but now Simon Cowell has found himself in the middle of a much more serious conflict. The X Factor mogul has been bombarded with gruesome images of dead Palestinian children by protesters who accuse him of helping the Israeli invasion of Gaza. It comes amid fears of growing… Celý článek ›

Shameful! Sky man rifles through case: Fury over reporter's insensitivity at crash site targeted by looters Shameful! Sky man rifles through case: Fury over reporter's insensitivity at crash site targeted by looters Sky News was forced to apologise last night after one of its presenters was seen sifting through personal belongings among the wreckage of Flight MH17. In a live broadcast, presenter Colin Brazier was shown picking items – including a set of keys and a toothbrush – out of the… Celý článek ›

Victim of shooting at Fashion Show Mall not cooperating, police say A man who was shot at a Las Vegas Strip shopping mall Tuesday is in critical condition and isn't cooperating with investigators, refusing to identify himself or even say how he made his way to the hospital, according to Metro Police. Officer Larry Hadfield said today that detectives were trying to identify the shooter and determine what led to an altercation involving two groups of people before a shot was fired about 6 p.m.… Celý článek ›

Shane Gallivan, 23, spotted something was amiss with the "washing line" design grows worn by his twin daughters Evelyn and Amelia while feeding them. Next has admitted that a drawing of a jumper hanging over a washing line ended up looking like a penis because of a "shocking" but "innocent" misprint. Mr Gallivan's wife Carla, 24, said: "He was feeding my daughter when he suddenly said 'oh my god'. He looked at the baby grow and noticed the trousers were covered in penises. "At first I… Celý článek ›

Like the George Gershwin song goes, “Summertime, and the livin’ is easy.” Especially if your workweek is cut short thanks to “Summer Fridays.” The extra hours go a long way in making every weekend seem like a holiday. If you’re short on inspiration for your own Summer Fridays, just look to our new season-long series in which we ask industry people with cool jobs to share how they’ll be spending their free afternoons. Chances are at least one of your favorite bands is repped by… Celý článek ›

Chanel designer Karl Lagerfeld on Tuesday delighted haute couture's new breed of deep-pocketed customers with a collection just like them—young, modern and in many cases Asian. Boyish, spiky-haired models wore hats perched on the back of their heads, cycling shorts and flat sandals with ribbons tied in a bow around the ankle. Bags with long straps were slung around the body like school satchels. Asked about the collection's youthful feel, the designer joked that not many customers were… Celý článek ›

Erin Walsh Talks Kerry Washington, Red-Carpet Make-Believe, and the Art of Collaboration If celebrity status is conferred in red-carpet appearances, then no actress today can compete without the help of just the right stylist. As Kerry Washington once told Glamourafter she noticeably upped the sartorial ante, “There were a couple of actresses whom I felt were having the upper hand careerwise—because they knew how to work that red carpet.” A carefully crafted collaboration between… Celý článek ›