Jennifer Lopez may do for Christian Louboutins what she did for Manolo Blahnik Okla boots almost 10 years ago. The top pop entertainer (who, I might remind you, is an accomplished dancer) was mid-way through her new song entitled “Louboutins” last night on the American
Music Awards when she fell on her butt. The tweets started within five seconds of her fall and 10 seconds later she was a trending topic.
Despite highly-anticipated appearances by megas like Janet Jackson, Whitney Houston and limelight-moth Lady Gaga, who is everyone talking about today? Lopez…and her Louboutins. Of course, she deliberately fell!
Fashion has always been Lopez’s aide de camp in promoting her career and she’s done it again with the performance of this song. However, while her shimmery outfits did not outshine her smoldering beauty, they did zip for her style quotient.
However, it’s not a total washout, she has inspired my style tip of the day: If you’re curvy and on the smaller side, add heels (preferably Louboutins, but any good heel will do) to elongate the leg. The dress (or shorts) should either be super-short or just a few inches above the knee. The lengths chosen by La Lopez for her shorts and her gold dress were unflattering.
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Kawakubo’s Comme des Garcons lines and designs by her protege Junya Watanabe. It also gives ample voice to collections that deserve to be seen but are not available everywhere (except here maybe!). Britain’s new it boy Christopher Kane, who’s show was part of London Fashion Week’s 25th Anniversary, is featured. So are Azzedine Alaia and Lanvin. There’s a vending machine where you can pop in 25 Euros and buy a t-shirt, balls of rope you can use as a door-stopper,
Ralph took a nostalgia-laden look at the Old West that notably included his lower priced Double RL collection. Denim, dungarees and shirtwaists came down the runway.





pool party or a dressier affair, a printed tunic or an embellished top adds a lot of panache to leggings.
laughing-stock, the entertainer of the century, had been rushed to the hospital after a 911 call saying he had collapsed in his Los Angeles home.


