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Dance a GoGo Burlesque Series are our upcoming release! :)
Please visit our INDIEGOGO page to get involved now.
http://indiegogo.com/daggiiburlesque
In Andrea's own words:
" Thanks all so much for visiting the page / video. It is my personal wish to invite you to the Dance a GoGo experience. I sincerely believe that dance, femininity and fitness should be part of a lifestyle that is not only fun but also stimulating to your personal goal.
Jungle is part of the idea of being wild. Sweet is part of the idea of being Audrey Hepburn classy. I had put in a lot of work to make the project happen. And now I need your support to bring the project to life. I have a vision, a movement that I deeply believe would effective change in a woman's life style and beyond."
Dance a GoGo II Burlesque Series are the latest creations. They combined the hottest dance moves, the most aerobic timing, the sexiest flair all designed to get your body moving, grinding and sweating!
There will be a total of 6 DVDs to the series, and they are :
* Urban Burlesque Xtreme
* Urban Burlesque Basic
* Jungle Burlesque Xtreme
* Jungle Burlesque Basic
* Sweet Burlesque Xtreme
* Sweet Burlesque Basic
Now we need your support to get these wonderful creations come to life. After 6 months worth of hard work, designing the looks, the routines, the outfits, the vision all in all, we now are in need of funds to complete the project. Anything counts, and any support are greatly appreciated. Please visit our INDIEGOGO page!
---- Dance a GoGo ----
www.danceagogo.com
Created by Andrea Lin ( Music Video Choreographer / Dancer )
-- Women Dance Fitness for the Hottie in YOU! --
Dance a GoGo is a an entertainment driven dance-fit system to get you fit, dance sexy and have fun! It is made exclusively by women and for women. The ONLY dance-fit system existed today to provide the most entertaining dance-fit experience while fueling your inner sexiness.
The first DVD series by DAGG ( abbreviated from Dance a GoGo ) is Sexy Nightclub Workout series. Get the DVDs now and look as hot as you can ever be! These series teach you the fundamentals of body isolations, the basics of clubby moves, and the common dance moves that you see all around you. :)
Dance a GoGo Hotties is our performance brand and dance company for special event needs and the role models for DAGG women.
Our goal is to better women's life, turning the everyday women and everyday girl to gain confidence, have fun, dance sexy and and tons of sex appeal in the most classy way possible while in tune with the pop culture and today's entertainment.
Please join us on Facebook for our upcoming promotions on DVD offerings.
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Dance-a-GoGo/118381298201472
If you want to know more about Andrea Lin, please visit
www.andrealin.netDance a GoGo Burlesque Series are our upcoming release! :)
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This is who is replacing John Galliano? Yikes. I hope there are no newspapers at his rehab.
Hot off the press! Riccardo Tisci is replacing John Galliano at the House of Dior. Really? But Carine Roitfeld will be the resident stylist. Double really? As you know, I am all about Haider Ackermann, and my suggestion was for him to replace Galliano. But the world surely does not revolve around me and what I think. Anyhoo, I’d like to think that Haider has an unofficial deal in place with Karl Lagerfeld to follow him at Chanel, so why go to Dior? Especially with all the fashion bitches, claws out, ready to trash next season’s collection, no matter what. Actually, Ackermann is replacing Tisci at Givenchy. After looking at Riccardo Tisci’s collection for Givenchy this season, Haider Ackermann is the smarter move because he will salvage Givenchy from extinction. Who besides Cate Blanchett (worst dressed at Oscars as per Joan Rivers) and Ciara has been wearing Givenchy anyway? It’s all too dishy but I do hope this all works. My suggestion for Haider is to modernize the Audrey Hepburn look, which will be a hugely fierce way to go. LBD anyone?
Read more: http://imeanwhat.com/canyoubelieve/riccardo-tisci-replacing-john-galliano-at-dior#ixzz1G7GT2KHVThis is who is replacing John Galliano? Yikes. I hope there are no newspapers at his... more
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Alex Guofeng Cao pays homage to pop culture's most famous icons in a very unique way. At first glance, Cao's series Decompose/Compose: Resurrect appears to simply be portraits of celebrities, such as Marilyn Monroe, Andy Warhol and Brigitte Bardot. Upon closer inspection, one can see that Cao's pieces are composed of small repetitive images. The arrays of miniscule visages used by Cao to form the larger portraits, are themselves iconic images. Cao's images are imposing and arresting to say the least.
http://guyhepner.com/pages/news/decompose-compose-resurrectAlex Guofeng Cao pays homage to pop culture's most famous icons in a very unique... more
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"Janette Ewen’s Top Five New Films That May Become Fashion and/or Decor Influences:
1. Amelia
2. Where the Wild Things Are (more for interiors)
3. Fantastic Mr. Fox (men's fashions!)
4. Nine
5. Beyond Biba
Audrey Hepburn’s iconic Breakfast at Tiffany’s gown, the exquisitely-tailored Hitchcock women, Diane Keaton’s menswear-inspired outfits in Annie Hall – film and fashion have always enjoyed a close relationship.
Film buff and stylist Janette Ewen is always looking at movies for fashion and décor inspiration. On the day CityLine.ca spoke with her she was decked out in a chic black Coco Chanel-inspired outfit accessorized with beads and an oversized flower, possibly taking cues from one of the two Chanel biopics out this year (Coco Avant Chanel, Coco Chanel & Igor Stravinsky).
“I think movies have always influenced fashion,” Ewen explains. “You think of things like Breakfast at Tiffany’s or Rear Window. There was a great stylist in the ‘40s to the ‘60s, Edith Head. She styled a lot of those movies, and they’ve become iconic.”
Head, who won eight Academy Awards over her illustrious career, designed looks for Audrey Hepburn (Roman Holiday), Tippi Hedren (The Birds, Marnie), Katharine Hepburn (Rooster Cogburn), Grace Kelly (Rear Window, To Catch a Thief), and Elizabeth Taylor (A Place in the Sun), among many others.
Hepburn’s signature look -- all cinephiles know the introduction to Breakfast at Tiffany’s, where character Holly Golightly lingers outside Tiffany’s in a full-length black ballgown, sunglasses, and long gloves -- was a collaboration between stylist Head and designer Hubert de Givenchy.
“The two of them sort of came together (on the look), there’s always sort of that argument about who came up with it but I think it was the (two of them) coming together to create those beautiful looks,” Ewen explains.
As far as recent films go, the 2006 Sofia Coppola film Marie Antoinette was a big style-driver, for the shoes alone. Not surprisingly it won an Oscar for Best Costume Design, with pastel-hued dresses that looked good enough to eat.
“A lot of the key stylists putting these costumes together, we’re now seeing the trickle-down into outfits we wear, influencing the fashion designers that are creating collections,” Ewen says. “A lot of times they’ll reference a classic movie or even a new movie that’s coming out."
The TV movie Grey Gardens, starring Drew Barrymore as ‘Little’ Edith Bouvier Beale and based on the eccentric aunt and first cousin of Jackie Onassis (also profiled in a lauded 1975 documentary), was another recent film that had an impact on major design houses.
“A lot of the designers, I think four or five collections -- Marc Jacobs did one inspired by it -- brought that look in and were inspired by the new, modern version of the movie,” Ewen notes.
In recent years, fashion has increasingly become the subject matter in film. The two Coco Chanel biopics are one example. Last year also saw the release of acclaimed documentary Valentino: The Last Emperor, written and directed by Vanity Fair correspondent Matt Tyrnauer. (See my interview with Tyrnauer here.) And then there's The September Issue, a 2009 documentary chronicling the creation of the September 2007 issue of Vogue. The magazine weighed close to five pounds and is the single largest issue of a magazine ever published.
For those looking to channel a look they see on film, be it classic or modern, Ewen recommends taking notes while watching.
“What are the key essentials of those outfits you’re drawn to? Put it together on a list, and then take that list with you when you’re going shopping,” she advises. “And then when you’re in the stores, fiddle with stuff, layer things on. Stylists will often put a bunch on and slowly pull things away until they whittle down (to) that perfect outfit.”""Janette Ewen’s Top Five New Films That May Become Fashion and/or Decor... more
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Every Monday is the “Wish List,” a blog entry dedicated to one online shopping site where a dream outfit is compiled editorial style from the site. This week pieces pieces include a $2000 clutch (wow!) and $800 shoes! Intrigued? Check it out.
The blogger is a magazine editor so the page is like her dream editorial spread as if she had complete creative rights without any Editor cutting her off! She gives you a great history about the brand, a little story about the look she compiled and then picks the outfit based on the theme of the spread adding captions explaining each item she’s chosen. Really fun and unique. This week it’s classic Ralph Lauren and she has chosen a Black Tie cashmere gown (open back with chains dangling-tres sexy) that would make any celebrity envious and make the room stop if you walked in. Ralph Lauren is all about classic elegance and our blogger has captured his essence with collection pieces that will stand the test of time and make you look as elegant has his clothing.
Really fun fashion page that shows off trends in a really eclectic way. Blogger has an amazingly eclectic site with everything from beauty, fashion, diary style entries, poetry, life in the magazine world----this girl has everything. Already winner of the prestigious “Blog Of The Day Award” (some people take years to earn this—she’s only had her blog up 6 weeks!) and on top level blog rolls of awesome bloggers, this girl is amazing. A+++++Every Monday is the “Wish List,” a blog entry dedicated to one online... more
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Ex-Brookside star Actress Anna Friel is to star in a West End stage production of Truman Capote's novella Breakfast at Tiffany's.
The Friel will play Holly Golightly, the role made famous by Audrey Hepburn in the Oscar-winning 1961 film. The actress aged 32, said she was "delighted to have been given the opportunity to play one of my all time favourite heroines".
The production will open in September at the Theatre Royal Haymarket, where Sir Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart are now performing in Waiting for Godot.
Sean Mathias, that show's director, will also direct Breakfast at Tiffany's, which has been adapted for the stage by British playwright Samuel Adamson.Ex-Brookside star Actress Anna Friel is to star in a West End stage production of... more
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