Celebrity Fashion Weekly Edition- Winter Coat Edition!

This weeks celebrity fashion edition will be on the "Love and Other Drugs" star Anne Hathaway!

Where to find this outfit all (except the coat) for under $100!:
Coat: Off White Funnel Neck Crepe Coat for $200 from debenhams.com
Shoes: Michael Antonio Aldea Silver Strappy Heel Shoes for $50 from shoefest.com
Handbag: The Paris Bag by Marc B for $70 from Topshop

Anne Hathaway looks so glam and chic here. I love her white coat! Very classic and timeless. I always advise that it is OK to spend over $100 on a coat. Especially if you are going to be wearing it more than 2 years. I think it is a good investment piece. As always, if you would rather spend less than $100 you can wait for the coat to go on sale or look for other coats similar. Though I think this one comes the closest! Old Navy does sell a white pea coat for $80 but has black buttons and is not as long as the one here.
I don't know what kind of bag she was carrying here, but I think it was a clutch. The one above may not be the same color but has the same shape.

You may be asking what winter accessories could you pair with such a classy coat? Here are some ideas!:

From left to right: Woven Metallic Blend Scarf for $8.80 from forever 21; ASOS Short Fantasy Faux Fur Leopard Snood for $30 from ASOS.

From left to right: Excelled Women's Cashmere-Lined Lamb Leather Gloves for $25.89 from Shop NBC; Women's Italian Cashmere Lined Leather Gloves with Decorative Stitching By Fratelli Orsini for $79.95 from Amazon.


These accessories are sure to keep you warm. I absolutely love that leopard scarf and brown leather gloves. Gorgeous!


'What do you think of Anne's look?

Daily Videos [12.01.10] Not everyone can shoot love arrows to guys like SNSD!

Yea! Only our girls had the charisma to attract guys by shooting arrows to them!!! And of course,to those guys, the arrows are all love arrows!

Sooyoung and Yuri recently participated the recording of Strong Heart, and they danced their' HOOT' choreography. As expected, Jung Juri is dancing to 'Hoot' choreography and tried to shoot love arrows to her ideal guys.

The 2 lucky guys are Donghae from Super Junior and Choi JinHyuk! The 3rd guy was Moon HeeJun,but he didn't manage to get the love arrows from Jung Juri.What was the reason??

Well, here's the video to reveal the reason! ^^

video credited to CrazyCarrot360

Hahaha! But I think Jung Juri danced well ! *clap clap* And not forgetting our girls.The girls are pretty and dances well as always! ^^

Posted by Fanstaengoo & snsdlife@snsd-life.blogspot.com

Top 10 Highest Paid Musicians of 2010

                                          10. Black Eyed Peas - $48 million

Since crossing over to the mainstream in the early 2000s, the Black Eyed Peas have been everywhere from the Super Bowl pre-game show to discussing politics on CNN. A worldwide tour that took them from Switzerland to Mexico brought in $800,000 a night, while the band’s openness to endorsement deals led them to ink commitments with Target, Honda, Bacardi and Apple

What does it take to become one of the highest-paid musicians of the 2010s? A career that peaked in the 1980s. Nearly half of the artists that make up this year’s list of the top-earning music acts have been around long enough that they could have appeared on the soundtrack to Back to the Future. Here are top ten earning musicians of 2010.




                                              9. Kenny Chesney - $50 million

Chesney continued his reign atop the country music industry by out-touring everyone else. His 2009 tour grossed $71 million and brought in an average of $1.6 million every night, nearly doubling the box office receipts of his closest competitor, Keith Urban. Prominent sponsorships with companies like Corona and MasterCard keep tour costs down, making the tours even more profitable.

                                                     8. Madonna - $58 million

The Material Girl isn’t quite ready to cede her spot in pop music’s hierarchy to Lady Gaga or Britney Spears just yet. The 52-year-old singer had the fourth highest-grossing tour of 2009, bringing in $6 million a night and $138 million overall. An episode of the Fox hit sitcom Glee, which featured cast members singing several of her songs, added to her already high profile and cushioned her significant earnings from publishing royalties.

                                                       7. Lady Gaga - $62 million

 

A newcomer to the Celebrity 100, Lady Gaga broke down the door to fame with outlandish outfits and quirky videos, including one that featured her and Beyonce poisoning an unappreciative boyfriend. With a 106-date tour that grossed $95 million, Lady Gaga is also a marketer’s dream, teaming up with Polaroid, Virgin Mobile, Monster Cable and Viva Glam.

                                                            6. Jay-Z - $63 million

 

Jay-Z likes to say he’s not a businessman; he’s a business, man–and it’s not idle boasting. The rapper-turned-mogul retains his crown as hip-hop’s cash king thanks to a new album and investments in the 40/40 nightclub chain, the Broadway show “Fela!” and the New Jersey Nets basketball team. Jay-Z’s biggest boost comes from his Blueprint 3 tour, which grossed over $1 million per concert this year. He still makes less than wife Beyoncé.

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                                                      5. Britney Spears - $64 million

 

Not long ago, most of the entertainment world had written Britney Spears off as a celebrity flameout. But over the last year Spears logged the fifth highest-grossing tour in the world, bringing in $130 million in gross box office receipts by playing 98 dates. High-profile endorsement deals with Elizabeth Arden and Candies’ prove that the public expects Spears to stay in the spotlight for good.

                                                        4. Bruce Springsteen -$70 million

 

The poet laureate of New Jersey continues to connect with fans around the world. Backed by the E Street Band, Springsteen sold more than 2 million tickets on his world tour, which grossed $167 million, enough to make it the third highest-grossing tour in the world. Heavy radio play on classic rock stations and a steady-selling backlist adds to his bottom line.

                                                  3. Beyonce Knowles -$87 million

One half of the most famous couple in hip-hop (Jay-Z, No. 6, is the other half), Beyoncé continues to expand her business empire beyond music. Endorsement deals with companies ranging from Nintendo to L’Oreal and her growing House of Dereon fashion line bring in millions of dollars per year on top of the $86 million she grossed from a 93-stop world tour.







                                                            2. AC/DC - $114 million

This Australian heavy metal group has been shaking audiences all night long since 1973 and shows few signs of stopping. Second only to U2 in band tour earnings, AC/DC grossed a staggering $226 million on a worldwide tour that included 99 dates and brought in more than $2 million a night.

                                                               1. U2 - $130 million

 

The world’s biggest rock band, U2 launched a massive world tour in 2009 that has brought in more than $311 million in gross box office receipts. Each tour stop brings in $10 million in gross ticket sales. Add in lucrative merchandise sales, heavy radio play and a steady-selling back catalog, and you have the highest-earning band on the planet.

Christina Tosio for Elle Spain November 2010

When I saw these pictures I gasped. These pictures are absolutely stunning. The photography is amazing and Tosio looks gorgeous. I sometimes like to look at foreign magazines and their articles. It is interesting to see how different they are from the US and how "risque" they are. Not that this one is more "risque" but looking through Vogue Paris, it is very interesting!

What foreign magazines do you like to skim through or at least look at online?

World’s Top 20 Most Expensive Watches

Diamonds, platinum, fancy tourbillons, chronographs, and perpetual calendars are only a few of the features watchmakers use to create the world’s rarest and most expensive timepieces. Scroll down to see the list of the 20 most expensive watches of the world.










                                                                       20. Hublot

Million $ Black Caviar Bang


Price: $1,000,000






The case, crown dial, and clasp of Hublot’s Black Caviar Bang are encrusted in baguette-cut black diamonds. The watch, which has no numbers on the face, has 544 diamonds, a total of 34.5 carats. It is 18 carat white gold and has an adjustable leather strap. In 2009, it won the Grand Prix de Genève Jewellery Watch prize. Founded in 1980, Hublot today is a subsidiary of Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton.






                                                      19. Jacob & Co.

Crystal Tourbillion


Price: $900,000






The 18 carat white gold case of the Crystal Tourbillion is covered in 17.48 carats of baguette diamonds and has a transparent skeleton tourbillion dial. The piece is finished with an alligator band with a 2.22 carat baguette diamond buckle. Jacob & Co. manufactured 18 pieces of the white gold Crystal Tourbillion, available in the New York City boutique.






                                                  18. Audemars Piguet

Jules Audemars Grande Complication


Price: $780,600






Audemars Piguet’s one-of-a-kind, self-winding skeleton watch has a titanium case and features a perpetual calendar indicating the hours, minutes, day, date, week, moon phases, month, and leap years. There is also a minute repeater and chronograph. It has a crocodile leather strap. The Jules Audemars Grande Complication is available exclusively at the watchmaker’s New York City boutique.










                                                          17. Breguet

Classique 5349 Grande Complication


Price: $755,000






This piece has twin rotating tourbillons in a platinum case lined with baguette-cut diamonds. The dial is pavéed with more diamonds. It contains more than 570 parts and has three patents to protect its “superior precision and technological mastery,” according to Breguet, which is today owned by Swatch.










                                                                 16. Omega

Constellation Baguette


Price: $708,742






The one-of-a-kind piece, available at the Omega boutique in Geneva, shines with 459 Top Wesselton diamonds, totaling just over 30 carats. There are 146 baguette and trapeze diamonds on the dial, completely covering the 18 carat white gold case. Omega is owned by Swatch Group.






                                                 15. Vacheron Constantin

Malte Tourbillion Regulator


Price: $700,000






Part of Vacheron Constantin’s High Jewelry collection, the Malte Tourbillion Regulator has 263 baguette-cut diamonds in the dial and 274 baguette-cut diamonds in the case. It features a Tourbillion and is finished on a black leather strap. The case is in the classic tonneau (or barrel) shape of the Malte collection. Founded in 1755, Geneva’s Vacheron Constantin is one of the world’s oldest watchmakers. Today it is part of the Richemont Group.










                                                       14. Greubel Forsey

Quadruple Tourbillion


Price: $690,000






A total of 531 parts are used for two separate double tourbillons. This complex watch has an asymmetrical platinum case and alligator leather strap. Founded by watchmakers Robert Greubel and Stephen Forsey at Baselworld in 2004, the company (in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland) is known for offering two and four tourbillion mechanisms in the same watch case.






                                                         13. de Grisogono

Meccanico dG S25D


Price: $590,000






Founded in Geneva in 1993 by Fawaz Gruosi, de Grisogono recently launched a Meccanico dG set with baguette diamonds at this year’s Baselworld. This Meccanico dG, of which there are 20 units, was designed in three variants: with baguette diamonds (in photo), with white pavé diamonds, and with black pavé diamonds. The version featured above, made of 18 carat pink gold, is set with 126 baguette-cut white diamonds. It displays two time zones and has analog and digital displays and a power reserve indicator. It is also water-resistant to a depth of 30 meters.






                                         12. A. Lange & Söhne

Tourbograph “Pour le Mérite”


Price: $508,900






Honey gold was used for the case of this limited edition watch, of which A. Lange & Söhne has manufactured only 50 units. The watch has a one-minute tourbillion as well as a double chronograph. The Tourbograph “Pour le Mérite” can be purchased in New York City, Dresden, Shanghai, and Tokyo. Like Glashütte Original, the company is based in the former East Germany. After the Soviet occupation, the region’s once-thriving watchmaking industry foundered. Lange, which had been founded in 1845, shut down and was revived in 1990. Today it is part of the Richemont Group.






                                                                     11. Chopard

Secret


Price: $508,000






This watch has a square pavé-set diamond dial and frame inside a case composed of brilliant, square and baguette-cut diamonds (19 carats) on the satin strap and baguette-cut diamond clasp. Chopard has manufactured only two Secret watches so far. Geneva-based Chopard, which was founded in 1860, is still privately owned.






                                                                  10. Montblanc

Grand Tourbillion Heures Mysterieuses in platinum


Price: $365,750






Although once known primarily for its signature fountain pens, Richemont-owned Montblanc in recent years has transformed its brand into that of a jeweler and watchmaker. Its most expensive watch is the Grand Tourbillion Heures Mysterieuses in platinum, of which only one has been made so far. This tourbillion is also available in 18 carat white gold (in photo), limited to eight pieces at $319,000 each. The 18 carat red gold version, also limited to eight pieces, is $302,500.






                                                                   09. Concord

C1 Tourbillion Gravity


Price: $320,000






One of the unique features of this watch, which has an 18 carat white gold case, is the seconds display on the side of the tourbillion carriage. The C1 Tourbillion Gravity also features a flyback chronograph and 84-hour power reserve and is water resistant to 30 meters. Although founded in Biel, Switzerland, in 1908, Concord today is owned by Movado Group, which is based in Paramus, N.J.






                                                                            08. IWC

Grande Complication


Price: $318,000






IWC first launched the Grande Complication about 20 years ago. It combines a perpetual calendar with moon phase, minute repeater, and chronograph with an automatic movement. This version has a platinum case and bracelet. The Richemont-owned IWC recently redesigned it in a Portuguese-style case ($220,567). A total of 50 pieces are produced annually.










                                                                   07. Breitling

Grande Complication


Price: $280,716






Unveiled at Baselworld 2010, this pocket watch has a perpetual calendar that displays the date, day, month, leap years, and moon phases and a minute repeater that strikes the hours, quarters, and minutes on demand. It comprises almost 700 parts. The case, made of 18 carat yellow gold, features an engraving of Walter Owen Bentley, founder of Bentley Motors, one of Breitling’s partners.






                                                                 06. Panerai

L’Astronomo Luminor Tourbillion 1950 Equation of Time in rose gold


Price: $235,000






Recently presented at the 2010 Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie in Geneva as a tribute to Galileo Galilei, the L’Astronomo will be made in a limited number of about 30. While ordering the piece, clients must specify their hometown, which is engraved on the back near a rotating sky chart of the city. The dial also displays the sunrise and sunset times of the chosen city. Panerai is owned by Richemont.






                                                              05. Porsche Design

Indicator P´6910 in rose gold


Price: $225,000






Made of about 800 individual parts and developed by 12 engineers and watchmakers, the Porsche Design Indicator P´6910 is the world’s first chronograph with a mechanical-digital stopwatch function display. It can record up to 9 hours and 59 minutes. In 2008 the Indicator, available in three design variants, was presented in rose gold with PVD coated titanium.






                                                          04. Glashütte Original

Julius Assmann 4 in white gold


Price: $161,000






Glashütte Original introduced this piece for the Assmann edition in 2007. It can be worn as a wristwatch or pocket watch and features a unique retrograde hour display and tourbillion. The watch is also offered in red gold and rose gold ($145,000). More information is available through Tourbillion Boutiques in New York, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles. Based in the former East Germany, Glashütte Original is one of the few watchmakers that uses its own proprietary movements. It is owned by Switzerland’s Swatch Group.






                                                                 03. JeanRichard

Paramount Tourbillion Linear Power Reserve


Price: $128,000






This unique tourbillion watch from independent Swiss watchmaker JeanRichard uses a linear indicator for the 72-hour power reserve. It has an 18 carat white gold case and rubber covered alligator strap.






                                                                     02. Tag Heuer

Monaco V4


Price: $80,000






Tag Heuer, which is owned by French luxury conglomerate Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, used cars as a model for rethinking watches’ mechanical movement and engineered the world’s first and only belt-driven timepiece. This design is more shock-resistant and requires less maintenance because of the belts and micro ball bearings, according to the company. The Monaco V4 has a platinum case and alligator leather strap. Only 150 pieces were manufactured.






                                                             01. Baume & Mercier

William Baume Flying Tourbillion


Price: $75,000*






This new edition of the William Baume Tourbillion has a “flying tourbillion,”—a tourbillion held in place on only one side rather than on the top and bottom—black dial, and black alligator strap. The tourbillion escapement is in the 9 o’clock position and a small seconds display at 6 o’clock. It has a 52-hour power reserve. This timepiece is limited to 10 editions worldwide. Baume & Mercier is owned by Swiss luxury goods giant Compagnie Financière Richemont.

Christian Louboutin Spring/ Summer 2011 Collection

Not too crazy about these two but I do love the patterns!

The left one is so interesting. I like how it has a cow print and then forms into a gold like heel. The second one would be so cute with a summer dress.

These shoes look like a work of art. Especially the one on the right. The one on the right remind me of the 80s for some reason.

These two are so cute! I really like the one on the left. It is so different, and would definitely be a conversation starter!

These are very "fourth of July". Very patriotic and cute!

I love, want and need those pink shoes! They are absolutely gorgeous and I love the snake print.

Louboutin never ceases to amaze me. He always creates exquisite and creative collections. One day I will be able to afford such a pair and I will be happy (and so will my closet!).


What do you think of his Spring/Summer 2011 Collection?