Kate Moss: Good vs Evil

Kate Moss is by far my favorite super model with her distinct features and bad girl attitude, not to mention her fetish for sexy rockers. She recently did a fashion spread for W Magazine as well as dual covers, one as evil in a black Gucci dress and one as good in a white lace Vera Wang creation.

Good

Evil

For the photo shoot by the bizarre minded Steven Klein she is in various good and evil poses with some of the pics looking a tad disturbing. Unfortunately there is no interview with the gorgeous Moss in the magazine but the photos tell a story of their own and even though they are "different" they definitely catch your attention

Terri*

Boho Chic!

The Boho style is about being a free spirit and natural. If you want this look, channel your care free and hippie like nature into what you wear.Boho is similar to the hippie style, but not so interested in tie dye ;)

This trend has been influenced by stars like Kate Moss and Sienna Miller. 

Meg**

Green with Envy

Green has hit the runway and every red carpet (worth being on) with full force. Whether you are envious or wouldn't be seen dead in this unusual choice, however, is entirely up to you. If you are bold enough to try out this sensual shade make sure you stick to a few simple rules:


1. Choose the right green - you dont want to look like you're wrapped in seaweed nor do you want to glow in the dark

Good Green

Bad, bad green!

2. Choose the right length for your body - green is already a daring choice so don't over do it

Victoria gets it so wrong with this
tiny mess of a mini dress

Rihanna gets it right with  this floor
length off the shoulder gown, showing
just enough skin

3.Accessorize correctly - keep it minimal and keep it cool

Kate Moss looks fab in this gorgeous green maxi dress
with a funky black leather jacket

4. If you're going to a special event keep it elegant, ladies - it's easy to look like a prom queen gone wrong

Madonna shows us exactly
how NOT to wear green to
a special event

Angelina and Mila look absolutely
stunning in their floor length gowns

5. Men can wear green too! yes, it is possible and sometimes it looks damn good 

Pair up a dark green shirt with a black blazer and you have a winner

Terri *