Faces of the Year 2010.

Well, the year is almost over and therefore bring all the lists of everything we can think of that happened this year and name titles of people that made something memorable.

Here is one of Interview Magazine: Faces of 2010.

The Networker: Jessie Eisenberg

Cute!

The Transformer: Blake Lively

Truly transformed for the best!

The King of Tweens: Justin Bieber

What is up with those fly sunglasses?

The Breakthrough Designer: Joseph Altuzarra

Congrats!

The Consummate Professional: Ryan Gosling

Hawt!

The Breakthrough Rapper: Nicki Minaj

Looking good!

The Renaissance Man: James Franco

Of course he is!

The Newly-Minted Icon: Carey Mulligan

Pretty!

The Party Animal: Ke$ha 

No comment.

The Cameo Queen: Wynona Ryder

Looking lovely!

The Graduate: Emma Watson

Smart and Sexy!

The Breakthrough Actor: Andrew Garfield

Yum!

The Denizen of Downtown Chic: Alexander Wang

Loving the pic and clothing!

Hope you enjoyed! There are several other names including Jay-Z, Mia Wasikowska, Greta Gerwig. 

People, keep the list coming!

M*

mcQueenBeep interview!

mcQueenBeep was interviewed last week by Bianca of  My fashion lust list.   You can read the interview here. And while you're at it, check out her blog! It's lovely. :)

mcQueenBeep fue entrevistado la semana pasada por Bianca de My Fashion lust list.  Puedes leer la entrevista acá.  Y ya que estas ahi, chequea su blog!  Es estupendo :)

OH Snap!: Uncle Karl "bashes" Coco Chanel

Posted by Carolina

At the  International Herald Tribune's Luxury Heritage conference on Tuesday, Karl Lagerfeld let loose with his thoughts about Coco Chanel and her actions at the end of her career.  Here's a few comments he said: 

"Coco did a lot but not as much as people think or as much she herself taught at the end of her career," he says. "She survived them all - she could pretend things people like Madame Vionnet couldn't because they were not around and they didn't have the personality to say the things Chanel did. She wasn't only a designer - she was a woman of her time."

“The first [mistake] was when she said ‘Not one man I have spoken to likes a woman in mini skirts’. I think no one dared to tell this 86-year-old lady that miniskirts are great and really sexy. Number two was when she decided blue jeans were horrible. This was the fashion of the world at that particular moment – it was the Sixties. No one wanted to be told by an old lady that miniskirts and jeans weren’t chic. The result was that she lost her power and in the end no one cared about what she did.” 

"I play with Chanel's elements like a musician plays with notes. You don't have to make the same music if you are a decent musician."

 

 -Karl Lagerfeld

To watch the interview, Click on VogueTV