Burlesque!

Hi guys, here's Jody!

Do you like rugby?

Today, I wanna tell you about an effervescent parody show that was born in the far victorian England of nineteenth century.

Ladies and gentlemen, Burlesque!

Since the nineteenth century to today, or rather, to the '90s, the burlesque has evolved and modernized, taking characters we find in the film with Christina Aguilera and Mina.
Closely related to vintage and retro, but not old or outdated.
The Burlesque enhances the femininity and sensuality of every woman, giving her the opportunity to speak with her whole being, detaching completely from the standard and commercial ideal of beauty.

The female protagonists of this show are soft and buttery, following the natural and full physical a la Marilyn Monroe. http://jodystarfashionworld.blogspot.it/2011/09/marilyn-monroe.html

At the center of attention, in the background to dancers, we find an explosion of music and colors!

Once again, fashion and make-up come together in an exuberant mix of colors, textures and lights!

The most popular are corsets and sexy lingerie, on display in skimpy clothes - soon to be uplifted!
A fun strip, where not only men are having fun!
Thus, in feathers and sequins, each show comes to life in humorous scenes parodying stereotypes and, for the fun of the beholder!

Symbol of Burlesque, our fashion icon Dita von Teese!http://jodystarfashionworld.blogspot.it/2012/02/dita-von-teese.html
But there are many other rising stars, often hidden between four walls!
Think about it upwards ...

JS_ *

Coco Chanel

"Fashion passes, style remains".
"The true elegance can not ignore the possibility of full free movement".
(Coco Chanel)

Who would ever guessed that the little twelve year old orphan Gabrielle Bonheur Chanel (August 19, 1883), growing, would revolutionized the fashion world?

She, the great Coco Chanel, did much more.
As Marilyn Monroe revolutionized, at her time, the ideal of beauty, so Coco Chanel created a new model of woman, in 1900.
Because at this time the women worked!
The women were dynamic, active, and what they wore had to keep up with them.
What can we say: femininity couldn't be slave to the constrictive fashion of the Belle Epoque, even if it was a very special style and refining.
While not recognizing herself as a feminist, her revolution coincided with the explosion of women's apparel women's movement.

In addition to clothing, Chanel is also devoted to the creation of costume jewelery and perfume.

In fact, she was also the first to create a perfume with the mark of a fashion house.
The first (and best known) is Chanel No. 5.
The fragrance was named # 5 in that corresponded to the quintessential Chanel choice (but it is also said that 5 was his favorite number).
Because "a woman should smell like a woman, not like a rose".

After a glorious life in the name of fashion, Coco died January 10, 1971, in Paris.

Here we have the make up tutorial video:



Bye!
JS_*

Marilyn Monroe

"A girl doesn't need anyone who doesn't need her"

"No one ever told me I was pretty when I was a little girl. All little girls should be told they’re pretty, even if they aren’t".

"People had a habit of looking at me as if I were some kind of mirror instead of a person. They didn’t see me, they saw their own lewd thoughts, then they white-masked themselves by calling me the lewd one".
(Marilyn Monroe)

Hello guys, what's new?
Even today I want to go back in time to discover another great Diva and fashion icon.
Born June 1 in 1926 in Los Angeles, the little Norma Jeane Barker spent a traumatic childhood that made her fragile, but it helped create a myth: Marilyn Monroe.
A true icon, often remembered for the scene of lifting the skirt of a ventilation grille in the movie "The Seven Year Itch," she got her star on the Walk of Fame, but she was much more than just a fine actress.
She was a model, film producer and a singer: she had great singing ability, but she had the gift of a vocal tone that can captivate those who listen.
She was always accompanied by her inimitable style.
Sexy.
She often wore pencil skirts, that she had in a lot of different colors and almost always with a sweater to match.
She added a touch of femininity to his clothes, using accessories such as strings, or polka dot prints.
Another hallmark of his style was the white fur that added a touch of glamor.
Every great actress, at least once in their life, was inspired by the unforgettable and memorable Marilyn.
Another aspect that made her a fashion icon the answers that were provided in interviews like this.
"What do I wear in bed? Why, Chanel No. 5, of course".
Finally, in the last hours of Saturday, August 4, 1962, at the age of thirty-six years, the sweet Marilyn was found dead the bedroom of her home in Brentwood (Los Angeles).
The cause of death that seems more reliable, it is an overdose of barbiturates, but the fact is this sad and untimely death is still hidden in mystery.
For those wishing to visit her, Marilyn is currently buried in a crypt at Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery.

Now, the make up video!



Kiss kiss!
JS_*