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Photo Credit: Graham Whitby Boot/Photoshot/AdM via Instyle Apparently Cannes is not that great. Having just returned from the Riviera, where Antibe is stunning and Nice is quite nice, I would say the only reason to visit Cannes is for the...

If you're exploring London's Kensington area this week to check out what's on offer at Chelsea Fringe—the alternative garden show that will be sprouting up all over the posh neighborhood from 18 May to 9 June—be... Continue Reading...

hey all, how are you?why do i have a such a fascination with having conversations with objects from another world?hmmmm.... #alien #astral plane #fourth dimension #whateveri have on a krel quickie couture black (whatothercolor) shredded knit mini skirt and one of my favorite aden gavilane skull pieces in the top pix.middle pix is le lapin armand. his french mommy, karelle levy, gave me custody of armand who i immediately tricked out with a krelwear bracelet and buttons.bottom pix is me avec a krelwear custom knit hat chatting up a bodacious model in the krelwear studio on lincoln road.see you on the astral plane or...follow me on intstagram, ckparischauss , leave me a comment and i will follow back.xo chaussp.s you can get your own krelwear quickie couture made this weekend in the hamptons. if you are gonna be on the the east end of long island this weekend, contact me for details.

The guys at Valet put together a travel feature with tips from frequent travelers about how they pack and the bags that they use. I chimed in to talk about the way in which I organize my stuff when I am on the road. Specifically, I spoke about these small Kelty x Beams zip bags that I picked up last fall in Tokyo. I use the big one as my “International Economy” bag (which I only bring when I am flying a redeye to Europe or to Asia in steerage). It holds a travel pillow, Nalgene bottle and a pair of Muji travel slippers (because you don’t want to hit the highly trafficked economy bathroom in socks). It can also be used to pack a pair of shoes or hold dirty laundry on your return. The middle-sized bag is for electronic accessories—chargers, an international power converter and even a spare memory card reader. If I didn’t always leave everything in this bag, I’d inevitably forget something. When you travel drink lots of water, use a Rimowa, bring along a power strip and pack bags in bags for very specific uses. [VALET: BAG CHECK]

A new color combination I'm addicted to! Lilacs and Greens! The chiffon-like top is of course the much seen tropical print form the H&M conscious collection that I loosely tucked in the lilac TopShop jeans. The finishing touch is the transparent green Clutch (seen here)wearing: TopShop Lilac jeans, H&M conscious top, Zara clutch and sandalsphotos by Suz

INTRODUCTORY BEAUTY RANT Finding the right shade of nude nail polish is kind of like trying to find the perfect pair of bathers, jeans or a unicorn — it can be an impossible feat! Today my wondering and questioning was answered by Butter London’s new shade ‘Crumpet’, I think, my friends, that I may have found [...]The post Tried & Tested: Butter London Nail Lacquer in Crumpet appeared first on dropdeadgorgeousdaily.com.

The Iconic showcases the best in Australian and international labels, all from one easy location. The best part? They have free, yes free, overnight shipping in major cities, 100 day free returns and 3-hour delivery in Sydney metro areas. The Iconic have packaged up one stylin’ outfit for us to give away. The outfit includes: Spurr Universe Boots RES Denim Trashqueen Skinny Jeans Hunt No More Jacket ATMOS&HERE Fortitude Oversized T-Shirt in Vanilla Quay Eyeware Sunglasses ATMOS&HERE Bracelets ATMOS&HERE Bag For the chance to be the one lucky duck to add these amazing items to their winter wardrobe/floordrobe, all you need to do is answer the following question in 50 words or less: “Where would you wear your new outfit to and why?” Can't see the form? Click here.. TERMS AND CONDITIONS: Competition is open to Australian residents only. Starts 24 May, 2013 and ends 18 July, 2013. This is a game of skill and entrants must tell us in 50 words or less: “Where would you wear your next outfit to and why?” The most creative answer will win. Total prize pool value $534.60. Entries will be judged on 19 July, 2013 at nextmedia Level 6, 207 Pacific Hwy, St Leonards NSW 2065. The judges’ decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into. All email addresses collected in the entry form will be added to the Yen Newsletter database. You may unsubscribe from this free service at any time. Winners will be announced in the ‘Winners’ section of the Yen website and prizes will be sent to the postal address provided on the entry form or contacted via email about collection.

Confession: I got a wee bit drunk on the weekend... and had to wake up at the crack of dawn (still tipsy). The result? Absolute brain malfunction. The cure? Faust's Potions Hangover Cure for Discerning Night Owls... aka ME! This 24 hour restorative natural formula really does take the sting out of a hangover and all for [...]The post Web Want: The perfect hangover cure appeared first on dropdeadgorgeousdaily.com.

This little homemade wonder does a pretty good impression of the cult beauty brand Benefit's lip and cheek stain... except it tastes of beetroot! YOU'LL NEED - 45g raw beetroot, grated - 3 tablespoons vegetable glycerine DIRECTIONS 1. Put the beetroot and glycerine a heat-proof ceramic bowl over a pan of boiling water for 15 minutes. [...]The post DDG DIY: Create your own cheek and lip tint appeared first on dropdeadgorgeousdaily.com.

  The wonderful Robyn Lawley is back with us again to talk us about how to steal her incredible style. Whether she’s snapped in a photoshoot or a candid in the street, Robyn always looks phenomenal. She tells us how she achieves her casual, yet eclectic style and the best fashion advice she ever received. [...]The post Guest edit: Robyn Lawley tells us how to dress like a Supermodel appeared first on dropdeadgorgeousdaily.com.