Vogue's Most Memorable Moments of Costume Institute Gala from 2000-2009

Tom Cruise with Katie Holmes, in 1993 Armani, 2008.

Tom Ford, 2000.


Ashton Kutcher; Naomi Campbell, in Dolce & Gabbana; and Sean Combs, 2003.


Adrien Brody with Nicole Kidman, in Tom Ford for Gucci, 2003.


Marc Jacobs with Zoe Cassavetes and Sofia Coppola, both in his designs, 2004.


Linda Evangelista, in Jean Paul Gaultier Haute Couture, and Amber Valletta, in a Maggie Norris Couture corset and John Galliano skirt, 2004.


Elle Macpherson, in Calvin Klein, 2005.


Alexander McQueen with Sarah Jessica Parker, in his design, 2006.


André Leon Talley with Jennifer Hudson, in Michael Kors.


Stefano Gabbana and Domenico Dolce with Scarlett Johansson, in their design, 2008.


Julia Roberts, in Armani Privé, with George Clooney and Giorgio Armani, 2008.


Kate Bosworth, Liv Tyler, Stella McCartney, and Kate Hudson, all in Stella McCartney, 2009


Kate Bosworth, in 1992 Chanel Haute Couture, 2008.


Marc Jacobs and Kate Moss, 2009.

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Jennifer Lopez's Fashion

Out of all the celebrities the one's fashion taste I admire the most is Jennifer Lopez's. She always looks gorgeous, from the hair and make-up to the shoes to the outfit, she never misses and always looks so polished.
Even when she decides to take risks they are 99% worth it.

Here are some examples from the last couple of weeks while she was out and about in various parts of the world promoting her new movie The Back-Up Plan.

I have to say that she never looked better and even if her famous booty has shrunk she still has those killer legs. Work it girl!

In Paris wearing Paule Ka

In Paris wearing Etro


In Paris wearing Gianfranco Ferre


In Madrid wearing RM by Roland Mouret


In LA wearing Gianfranco Ferre


In London wearing Lanvin


In Las Vegas


In Madrid wearing Bottega Veneta


In New York


In Miami wearing Monique Lhuillier

The Costume Institute's American Woman Exhibition

Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, known just as The Met is one of the worlds largest art galleries and this year Oprah, Anna Wintour and Gap's Patrick Robinson will act as so-chairs of The Costume Institute's annual Benefit Gala which will open tomorrow, May 3rd.

I can't wait to see what the stars are going to wear including Lady Gaga who'll be the special guest of Muccia Prada on that big night!

The Met is introducing a new exhibition called the American Woman and it will feature costumes, beautiful vintage gowns dating far back as 1890 and it will be opened for public on May 5Th and to make it even more fabulous, Sarah Jessica Parker recorded the audio for the exhibition.

Here are some sneak-peek pictures of the costumes women once wore:

Source WWD

Vogue May 2010: PENELOPE

Well this is an interesting spread don't you think?

We see 6 most fabulous Hollywood actresses but don't really understand why Vogue Paris is only paying tribute to Penelope (seeing that that's what the editorial is called).

Every single one of the ladies looks astonishing and they're wearing (RED)HOT Armani T-shirts that's is a new Giorgio Armani campaign against AIDS.

Update: The fashion magazine Vogue Paris chose Spanish actress Penelope Cruz as a guest editor for its May 2010 issue. The issue has three different covers. In the main cover page actresses Penelope Cruz shoot with her Hollywood friends; Meryl Streep, Gwyneth Paltrow, Kate Winslet, Julianne Moore and Naomi Watts. via magxone.com

Photos courtesy of Vogue Paris

Gucci Spring/Summer 2010 shoe collection

Photos courtesy of Gucci.com

Interview with : MILICA BALAC

Milica Balac is a 21 years old Serbian fashion designer, born and raised in Novi Sad who with her friend Marina established a brand called EMMES. She had her first fashion show at the age of 16 and her new collection was recently presented at the Jacobs Fashion Selection in Belgrade.
She is finishing fashion design and textile design course in Belgrade and also Istituto Callegari.


When did you start having interest for fashion?
I started having interest for fashion at the age of 16 when I enrolled into pattern making high school. Shortly after that I had my first fashion show with a friend Marina and from that point on we created a name for ourselves called EMMES.

What was your inspiration for this collection?
I was mainly inspired with the combination of two worlds, the male and the female costumes from the 17Th century.

Who's your favorite designer?
I don't have one but I certainly love to be up to date with the collections that other designers do.
I admire John Galliano the most though.

What's your favourite part of wardrobe and why?

It depends of the mood I'm in but something that suits me the most, something I like to design the most is lingerie. With lingerie a girl can always feel beautiful, feminine, secure and powerful.

What do you think the biggest problem Serbian girls have when it comes to dressing?
Role models. Wanting to always stay in fashion they usually don't respect their body types and they make a lot of mistakes. All the girls look the same. They don't wear the clothes, clothes wear them instead of just making it a part of their personality and enlightening who they are within.

Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
The plans I made in the past weren't always good but they opened a lot of opportunities for me which at the end turned up to be even better.
First I want to finish my studies and then I'll focus more on creating. I certainly see myself in this profession, in Serbia or abroad.

Contact Milica: milica_emmes8@hotmail.com