FRIDAY'S DREAM DESIGNER : ELIE SAAB

The wonder of Elie Saab...

does anybody do it better than the brilliant

self-trained fashion designer?

He became an overnight success after the

2002 Oscars when the beautiful Halle Berry wore

his stunning floral embroidered burgundy gown...

She chose another wonderful gown by

Mr Saab for the 

2003 Oscars...

Oh, how I wish I had got married 

in this dress...

And theses two would be in my wardrobe 

forever...

Such elegant, simple lines...

I would adore all three...

The immensely, talented

Elie Saab.

Have 

a

Wonderful

Weekend.

A QUOTE: FOR LIFE...

I read this quote today and

wanted to share it...

HAPPY 

WEDNESDAY

A FEW OF THE BEST: STYLE AND SIMPLICITY

Julianne Moore

"It's not about the numbers.  No one knows this better

than French women.  Living a beautiful life

is about style, elegance, discipline, simplicity and generosity."

Author Unknown

Here are a few women I think, live their life this way...

Helen Mirren

Yasmin Le Bon

Kristin Scott Thomas

Ines de la Fressange

Judi Dench

Cate Blanchett

And simply the best...

Audrey Hepburn

Audrey Hepburn had such innate grace, 

elegance and

simplicity.

As Coco Chanel said...

"Elegance is not the prerogative of those

who have just escaped from their adolescence,

but of those who have already taken

possession of their future."

Who do you think has such style, elegance,

 discipline, simplicity, and generosity?

YASMIN AND KATE

Both Yasmin le Bon and Kate Moss decided to wear

Stella McCartney's figure flattering dress to the 

launch of her Winter 2012 evening wear collection

in London.

Which do you prefer?

For me, Yasmin always looks sensational

and the long dress looks so elegant...

I'd love it in my wardrobe.

QUEEN ELIZABETH ll... By Cecil Beaton

Cecil Beaton

In celebration of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee

the Victoria and Albert Museum

are exhibiting a collection of photographs of the

British royal family

by Sir Cecil Beaton (1904 - 1980).

If you're a royalist like me and enjoy the work of

Cecil Beaton it's definitely worth a visit...

Victoria and Albert Museum

@

www.vam.ac.uk