Are those for Ronaldo? A PVC-clad Irina Shayk and Jessica White take sexy snaps at basketball match
It must be hard with her boyfriend in Spain half the time as she fulfills her modelling duties in New York.
So perhaps Irina Shayk had her footballer lover Cristiano Ronaldo in mind when she took a series of sexy snaps with fellow model Jessica White.
The girls decided to neglect the New York Knicks game last night for a spot of pouting and posing courtside.
They diverted a lot of eyes away from the sport as Jessica, 27, held up her camera phone and snapped the pair in the front row at Madison Square Garden.
In one shot, Irina can be seen pursing her lips in the direction of Jessica's cheek as the latter clicks away.
In another, the 26-year-old pokes her tongue out as Jessica feigns shock.
Jessica obviously couldn't wait to share one of the photos, posting it on her Twitter accound moments after the game.
She wrote: 'Me and my bff the beautiful irina.'
Russian Irina had wiggled and wriggled her way into a pair of spray-on PVC trousers and black Christian Louboutins to watch the Knicks beat the Orlando Magic team.
She teamed the outfit, more suited to a night out, with a faux fur sleeveless jacket and a nude silk top that appeared to have bondage-inspired straps.
She completed the look with gold drop earrings and lashings of red lipstick.
Her brunette locks were pulled back into a tight ponytail.
Jessica opted for a long white cardigan over blue skinny jeans with a fur wrap and towering orange knee-high boots with gold studs at the top.
her black hair was loose, with her heavy fringe almost covering her eyes.
Singer Ciara was also at the game, wearing similar PVC trousers and a fur gilet.
It's clear Irina was only too eager to slip back into her eye-catching clothes, after covering up in full winter attire yesterday
She abandoned her revealing wardrobe as she braved the cold New York weather to run her Sunday errands.
As most celebrities were donning skimpy dresses at the Golden Globes on the other side of the country, the model donned a thick white fur coat.
She paired the warm hooded jacket with leather gloves and black leggings with leather panels.
Hiding further beneath large celebrity shades, it was her bee-stung lips peeking out from beneath that gave her disguise away.
She added a pair of flat black boots to complete the look.
Irina visited the D`AGOSTINO grocery store in the West Village, stocking up on some healthy supplies.
2012年1月17日星期二
2011年11月17日星期四
Coach's son swaps rugby for fashion
For Andrew Henry, turning his life-long obsession with sneakers into a career has been as hard-fought as any rugby game.
After returning to New Zealand from playing professional rugby in Wales and Italy, the son of the All Blacks' World Cup-winning coach, Graham Henry, decided to pursue his passion - designing sneakers.
Despite having no background in business or designing shoes the Auckland entrepreneur, who owns about 100 pairs of sneakers, put pen to paper to come up with his perfect shoe. That turned out to be the easy part.
"Everything I have done I have had to learn myself. From finding a factory, to production, to dealing with China," said the 30-year-old.
"The whole process from start to finish was self taught, so as you can imagine there was a lot of trial and error."
Yours was set up in 2009 and last year launched the first range of limited edition sneakers at Wunderkammer in Auckland. The new range, which launches next Thursday at ONE on Karangahape Rd in Auckland, includes more styles, women's sizes, and it's going global.
Henry travelled to New York with some pairs of sneakers in a suitcase and "walked the streets until I was lucky enough to lock one store down".
"In terms of distribution, especially internationally, I have encountered difficulties with retailers being unwilling to take on a new, completely unknown brand. A big part in overcoming this was making the effort to meet people face-to-face.
''Travelling to Melbourne, New York and Tokyo, and getting to know distributors made a big difference. I have learned that building a working relationship takes more than just a good product."
The shoes are simple, sleek with an eye to detail.
Henry admits he's inspired by iconic sneakers made by adidas and Nike, but "I try to incorporate interesting things and people I see every day''.
''Some things work, some things don't. All sneakers have something unique to offer and the culture as a whole influences me."
While it's been a long road from drawing the shoes to the launch next week, Henry has no regrets.
"Seeing my work completed it makes it all worth it. I still remember seeing the first pair on a stranger walking the streets, very cool."
Although he credits his father for being one of his biggest inspirations, and he's going to get him a pair of his new range, the company is all his.
"A friend came up with the name because I had done this all on my own. He said, 'it's yours' and it just made sense."
After returning to New Zealand from playing professional rugby in Wales and Italy, the son of the All Blacks' World Cup-winning coach, Graham Henry, decided to pursue his passion - designing sneakers.
Despite having no background in business or designing shoes the Auckland entrepreneur, who owns about 100 pairs of sneakers, put pen to paper to come up with his perfect shoe. That turned out to be the easy part.
"Everything I have done I have had to learn myself. From finding a factory, to production, to dealing with China," said the 30-year-old.
"The whole process from start to finish was self taught, so as you can imagine there was a lot of trial and error."
Yours was set up in 2009 and last year launched the first range of limited edition sneakers at Wunderkammer in Auckland. The new range, which launches next Thursday at ONE on Karangahape Rd in Auckland, includes more styles, women's sizes, and it's going global.
Henry travelled to New York with some pairs of sneakers in a suitcase and "walked the streets until I was lucky enough to lock one store down".
"In terms of distribution, especially internationally, I have encountered difficulties with retailers being unwilling to take on a new, completely unknown brand. A big part in overcoming this was making the effort to meet people face-to-face.
''Travelling to Melbourne, New York and Tokyo, and getting to know distributors made a big difference. I have learned that building a working relationship takes more than just a good product."
The shoes are simple, sleek with an eye to detail.
Henry admits he's inspired by iconic sneakers made by adidas and Nike, but "I try to incorporate interesting things and people I see every day''.
''Some things work, some things don't. All sneakers have something unique to offer and the culture as a whole influences me."
While it's been a long road from drawing the shoes to the launch next week, Henry has no regrets.
"Seeing my work completed it makes it all worth it. I still remember seeing the first pair on a stranger walking the streets, very cool."
Although he credits his father for being one of his biggest inspirations, and he's going to get him a pair of his new range, the company is all his.
"A friend came up with the name because I had done this all on my own. He said, 'it's yours' and it just made sense."
2011年6月2日星期四
Village Baptist's music minister embarking on new journey
When Marten Spena came to Village Baptist Church in 1994 as director of all music ministries, it was at a time in his life when he felt God's calling to make a move.
Today, similar circumstances are leading him away from Village after 17 years to a new church undertaking in Enid, Okla., a little closer to his native Missouri.
Spena's last official Sunday at Village will be June 12, but he'll be around a little while after that, leading his final children's choir summer music camp at the church June 20-24 before packing up and reporting for work in Enid on July 1.
"If God has anything else for me to do, this is the time to do it," Spena said. "The position at the church in Enid is music and missions. It's a chance to help plan and direct mission activities for the church, something that has been near and dear to me for some time."
Spena also feels the move is timed right for his family. His daughter, Amy, just graduated from Village Christian Academy. His wife, Ronda, teaches music at the academy and felt she had completed the work God had called her to do at the school.
"The natural things in our lives that were occurring said this was great," Spena said. "It was time to see what God has for you someplace else."
He will leave behind strong, positive memories of his years at Village. One of the biggest was the physical move of the church in 1996 from its previous location on Village Drive, where it was known as Village Drive Baptist Church, to today's complex that includes Village Christian Academy on McPherson Church Road.
For years since the move, Village pastor Dr. Bruce Martin has jokingly referred to Village as "the church that lost its drive."
But Spena said it only takes a quick look at the facilities, programs and ministry at Village to know that is just a play on words and anything but fact.
"It was a privilege working with Bruce over the last 17 years and being part of the growth here at Village," Spena said, "the things we were able to accomplish."
Martin said Spena is unlike many church music ministers, who often approach music in worship as art. "For Marty, worship is heart first, then it's art," he said. "Worship was not just a service, but an experience of God. He led us to worship in spirit and in truth.
"For Marty, worship is a verb. It's something you do all the time. He truly saw his leadership as a ministry to souls, and he did an excellent job."
Martin said the church's personnel committee is looking for Spena's replacement and hopes to have someone in place before school starts in the fall.
"I don't know if that's possible," Martin said. Whoever it is, Martin said he'll have some large shoes to fill.
"When he (Spena) came here, we had about 300 in worship," Martin said. "Since then, we've started three churches and we have 1,300 in worship. He has been a dynamic part of all the ministries of this church and will be sorely missed."
Spena offered some advice for the person who will take his position at Village. "Dream big," he said. "Love these people and love the Lord. I think there's such a great opportunity for ministry here.
"Even though God is calling me away, he has somebody awesome to fill my shoes, and he's not leaving this church high and dry. I look for God to do amazing things at Village in the years to come."
Today, similar circumstances are leading him away from Village after 17 years to a new church undertaking in Enid, Okla., a little closer to his native Missouri.
Spena's last official Sunday at Village will be June 12, but he'll be around a little while after that, leading his final children's choir summer music camp at the church June 20-24 before packing up and reporting for work in Enid on July 1.
"If God has anything else for me to do, this is the time to do it," Spena said. "The position at the church in Enid is music and missions. It's a chance to help plan and direct mission activities for the church, something that has been near and dear to me for some time."
Spena also feels the move is timed right for his family. His daughter, Amy, just graduated from Village Christian Academy. His wife, Ronda, teaches music at the academy and felt she had completed the work God had called her to do at the school.
"The natural things in our lives that were occurring said this was great," Spena said. "It was time to see what God has for you someplace else."
He will leave behind strong, positive memories of his years at Village. One of the biggest was the physical move of the church in 1996 from its previous location on Village Drive, where it was known as Village Drive Baptist Church, to today's complex that includes Village Christian Academy on McPherson Church Road.
For years since the move, Village pastor Dr. Bruce Martin has jokingly referred to Village as "the church that lost its drive."
But Spena said it only takes a quick look at the facilities, programs and ministry at Village to know that is just a play on words and anything but fact.
"It was a privilege working with Bruce over the last 17 years and being part of the growth here at Village," Spena said, "the things we were able to accomplish."
Martin said Spena is unlike many church music ministers, who often approach music in worship as art. "For Marty, worship is heart first, then it's art," he said. "Worship was not just a service, but an experience of God. He led us to worship in spirit and in truth.
"For Marty, worship is a verb. It's something you do all the time. He truly saw his leadership as a ministry to souls, and he did an excellent job."
Martin said the church's personnel committee is looking for Spena's replacement and hopes to have someone in place before school starts in the fall.
"I don't know if that's possible," Martin said. Whoever it is, Martin said he'll have some large shoes to fill.
"When he (Spena) came here, we had about 300 in worship," Martin said. "Since then, we've started three churches and we have 1,300 in worship. He has been a dynamic part of all the ministries of this church and will be sorely missed."
Spena offered some advice for the person who will take his position at Village. "Dream big," he said. "Love these people and love the Lord. I think there's such a great opportunity for ministry here.
"Even though God is calling me away, he has somebody awesome to fill my shoes, and he's not leaving this church high and dry. I look for God to do amazing things at Village in the years to come."
2011年5月3日星期二
New: the shoes of the famous Spanish designer Manolo Blahnik
We can not deny that on the one hand, the great success of Manolo Blahnik is also due to the fun TV show "Sex and the City" and its main character, Carrie Bradshaw, fanatical love of fashion.
Today we want to introduce its latest model of a shoe proposed by the brand: its name and is a Hangisi shoe cleavage made with details jewel.
This famous designer has become accustomed over the years and admire his shoes with reverence by thousands of dollars, often too many to actually buy and wear.
The shoe that you can see at right is in fact less: starting from a price of $ 950, you'll find these shoes made of black satin, Complete with elegant and not too high heels, made even more special thanks to a jewel in detail.
If you want to buy these shoes to feel a bit 'Carrie Bradshaw, you can connect to the website of the virtual store of Barneys.
Today we want to introduce its latest model of a shoe proposed by the brand: its name and is a Hangisi shoe cleavage made with details jewel.
This famous designer has become accustomed over the years and admire his shoes with reverence by thousands of dollars, often too many to actually buy and wear.
The shoe that you can see at right is in fact less: starting from a price of $ 950, you'll find these shoes made of black satin, Complete with elegant and not too high heels, made even more special thanks to a jewel in detail.
If you want to buy these shoes to feel a bit 'Carrie Bradshaw, you can connect to the website of the virtual store of Barneys.
2011年4月28日星期四
Sarah Jessica Parker Is Dressing for Both Spring and Fall
Sarah Jessica Parker attended the Brooklyn Artists Ball last night in designer pieces top to toe. She paired a sleeveless ruched dress from Lanvin's spring 2011 collection with a tweed jacket from Chanel's 2011 pre-fall collection, and accessorized with jeweled Manolo Blahnik heels.
SJP has ventured out! Aside from film sets, the lady hasn’t been around too much recently (although I saw her for myself taking a walk in New York last week- had to get that in there!) but yesterday the actress attended the Brooklyn Artists Annual Gala looking splendid in Chanel, Lanvin and Manolo Blahnik. A holy trinity of sorts.
What I love about Sarah Jessica is that she really is a bit Carrie after all, whether she likes it or not, and every ensemble can take you back to the good old SATC days in a heartbeat- mixing print and effects from head to toe, even nude styles are slightly different on her. She just has it. Right?
Does this mix of spring and fall pieces work? Or do you wish she'd embraced yesterday's summery weather a bit more?
SJP has ventured out! Aside from film sets, the lady hasn’t been around too much recently (although I saw her for myself taking a walk in New York last week- had to get that in there!) but yesterday the actress attended the Brooklyn Artists Annual Gala looking splendid in Chanel, Lanvin and Manolo Blahnik. A holy trinity of sorts.
What I love about Sarah Jessica is that she really is a bit Carrie after all, whether she likes it or not, and every ensemble can take you back to the good old SATC days in a heartbeat- mixing print and effects from head to toe, even nude styles are slightly different on her. She just has it. Right?
Does this mix of spring and fall pieces work? Or do you wish she'd embraced yesterday's summery weather a bit more?
2011年4月14日星期四
Manolo Blahnik Shoes
A dose of eccentricity, constant desire to bring humor and originality to new heights and dedication to innovative design features represents the brand Manolo Blahnik undeniable.
PV Collection 2011 amounted to brand standards required, with appropriate dose of awkwardness and details inspired by the summer.
Take time and analyze it to choose your favorite!
Brand Manolo Blahnik is considered to be the definition of style and glamor. Even if the brand had all the attributes needed to become known on their own, nobody can deny that the series "Sex and the City" has greatly enhanced the popularity of the brand Manolo Blahnik. The collections place a strong emphasis on elegance, sophistication and originality, so it's pretty obvious that we can expect high heels, which have the power to transform a figure into a certain seductive.
Spring-summer collection of 2011 is very comprehensive, presenting several options that might interest you fashionistele who want to bring a little glamor in their lives. Sandals and shoes Bold, eccentric designs, classic and modern: they seem to be the main categories to choose from stylistic influences.
Manolo Blahnik brand makes a great job when it comes to choosing the main trends in fashion and transforming them, filtering them through a totally new vision. The results speak for themselves, because all models have a real potential to impress.
It is known that floral prints and summer are inseparable, they are a combo widely used by fashion designers. However, the brand Manolo withheld from such worldly styles and uses plants as a source of inspiration. Rough edges, the color palette used is a clear indication of the theme chosen. When chosen floral influence, it can only be found in shoe texture.
Neon colors are another trend that is much enhanced by designer. While neutral colors are also available for those who have a vision of a more conservative style, it is quite clear that the main intention was to create designer shoes taxes, which can instantly become the focal point and adds an original touch in a well-chosen outfit. Stripes and geometric prints are a small part of the collection, highlighting classic effects that many women appreciate.
There are many different details that make this collection stand out compared with others of its kind. Of these, models with geometric precision, great combos, vibrant colors, a variety of options available and balanced approach with appropriate dose of insanity are, without doubt, among the first that come to mind. Even if no heel shoes are also part of the collection, though not as beautiful shoes with high heels!
PV Collection 2011 amounted to brand standards required, with appropriate dose of awkwardness and details inspired by the summer.
Take time and analyze it to choose your favorite!
Brand Manolo Blahnik is considered to be the definition of style and glamor. Even if the brand had all the attributes needed to become known on their own, nobody can deny that the series "Sex and the City" has greatly enhanced the popularity of the brand Manolo Blahnik. The collections place a strong emphasis on elegance, sophistication and originality, so it's pretty obvious that we can expect high heels, which have the power to transform a figure into a certain seductive.
Spring-summer collection of 2011 is very comprehensive, presenting several options that might interest you fashionistele who want to bring a little glamor in their lives. Sandals and shoes Bold, eccentric designs, classic and modern: they seem to be the main categories to choose from stylistic influences.
Manolo Blahnik brand makes a great job when it comes to choosing the main trends in fashion and transforming them, filtering them through a totally new vision. The results speak for themselves, because all models have a real potential to impress.
It is known that floral prints and summer are inseparable, they are a combo widely used by fashion designers. However, the brand Manolo withheld from such worldly styles and uses plants as a source of inspiration. Rough edges, the color palette used is a clear indication of the theme chosen. When chosen floral influence, it can only be found in shoe texture.
Neon colors are another trend that is much enhanced by designer. While neutral colors are also available for those who have a vision of a more conservative style, it is quite clear that the main intention was to create designer shoes taxes, which can instantly become the focal point and adds an original touch in a well-chosen outfit. Stripes and geometric prints are a small part of the collection, highlighting classic effects that many women appreciate.
There are many different details that make this collection stand out compared with others of its kind. Of these, models with geometric precision, great combos, vibrant colors, a variety of options available and balanced approach with appropriate dose of insanity are, without doubt, among the first that come to mind. Even if no heel shoes are also part of the collection, though not as beautiful shoes with high heels!
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