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OPI Holland Collection: Take a Roll in The Hague

No Big Names Posted on January 5, 2012 by LucyApril 19, 2021

In addition to the cliche trinity of cheese-windmills-tulips the Dutch can boast having an open mind, influential design aesthetic, so many other thing and now even a nail polish collection. Nail polish collection?

I see eyebrows raised and question marks multiplying with lightning speed.

Yes, indeed! Nail polish collection called Holland. Courtesy of OPI, a family owned nail care company.

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2012: What Lies Ahead

No Big Names Posted on January 1, 2012 by LucyApril 19, 2021

Ah, a new year, the pristine beauty of a white page, the promise of a new start, and a handful of resolutions! Sadly often dropped within weeks.

Having gladly toasted 2011 into retirement we look ahead with hope for change. And make it positive, please. The “yes we can” kind. We have grown so weary of the news of turmoil and uncertainty.

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Hallo 2012

No Big Names Posted on January 1, 2012 by LucyApril 19, 2021
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Fashionable in 2012: 10 Things To Know To Keep Up To Date.

No Big Names Posted on December 26, 2011 by LucyApril 19, 2021

The Underground The Hague, is a monthly paper for the international community in the city launched by Simon Branson Harper, a contagiously passionate entrepreneur who cherished the vision of this project since she was a young child. I have contributed this light-hearted take on trends for 2012 for the January issue.

So here you have it

A girl’s 2012 trend guide simplified:

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Azzedine Alaia in the 21st Century

No Big Names Posted on December 11, 2011 by LucyApril 19, 2021

Azzedine Alaia, the son of a wheat farmer from Tunisia, became a most revered figure in fashion, known as “the sculptor of women’s bodies” –he studied sculpture at Fine Arts Academy. True to his Mediterranean roots he admires women’s curves and endlessly enhances them emphasizing the waist, the back, “le deriere”, which in his opinion is more important than the cleavage.

His are not androgynous creations. Rather, it is creations that empower women, make them sexy. Not in the “in your face” way. But in a subtle, alluring, confident way.

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