Mar
11
2010
It was one of our favourite ad campaigns of the spring/summer 2010 season and showed off Lanvin’s ruffled designs in motion. Angular model Jamie Bochert was snapped in motion by Steven Meisel that proved to be quite a hit with the bloggers. “I thought maybe we need a bit of action,” said Lanvin’s artistic director, Alber Elbaz at the time. “She (Bochert) moved so fast, even the chandelier was moving with her.” Check out this behind the scenes video of the shoot – it goes to show everyone is human after all and the ad campaign was just thanks to fantastic photography, good modeling and a good wind machine. Kind of ruins the illusion for us, but we watched it twice anyway!
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Mar
11
2010
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Mar
11
2010
Following the announcement of new 3D TV sets, Sky – the main providers of 3D TV content just wanted to make sure that everyone knows that their boxes will work with all 3D TV sets. So let’s just say that…
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11
2010
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Mar
11
2010
In May of 2009 Clinton Fitch decided he need to make a change. A change for the healthier. Clinton realized he was making bad food choices and in doing so had packed on some unwanted pounds. Loosing weight isn’t easy and Clinton realized he’d need help to drop some. One of the things he turned to in order to assist him during his weight loss journey was the … [visit site to read more]
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Mar
11
2010
Microsoft founder, Sundance table-dancer, Facebook-phobe, and billionaire Bill Gates is no longer the world’s richest man, according to Forbes Magazine’s 2010 Billionaires List. Even though his wealth rose by billions to hit $53 billion this year, he was out-billionaired by Mexico’s Carlos Slim Helu, a telecom mogul who beat Gates’s wealth by a mere half-billion dollars. Meanwhile, red-carpet walking Steve Jobs comes in at 136.
While Bill may no longer be the richest man in the world, he’s certainly been keeping busy. Facebook may intimidate him, but he has joined Twitter and started a blog to highlight his foundation’s work. And even though he’s officially stepped down from his post at Microsoft, I’m sure we’ll be hearing a lot more about his future endeavors for a long time.
