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I’ve always found that the path to gifting someone a piece of ‘fashion’ is littered with complexities. As much as we’re told that ‘it’s the thought that counts’, each of us want to make sure that our gift does not come across as subpar. It’s not ego that makes that the case, rather our desire to show our love and appreciation. So it is that we seek out the gift whose quality is at least recognisable to the recipient, a desire which generally sees us contemplating gifts from the known fashion and jewellery houses. Houses whose reputation for doing things best precedes them. One problem solved.

That in itself raises another gifting complexity, however – how does one purchase something from such houses without forsaking the quality a gift for a loved one needs: individuality? The right marquee alone doesn’t say everything we need – the gift itself needs to be perfect for the individual.

With Mother’s Day looming it was this careful process required of gifting that my thoughts entertained as I made my way down Sydney’s George Street, pausing beneath various marquee emblazoned awnings to avoid the autumn rains before I entered the genial world of Tiffany & Co.

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Revealed: Kate Middleton’s Wedding Dress Is Done By Sarah Burton – Bornrich

Few minutes before, Royal bride Kate Middleton stepped out of the Rolls Royce Phantom VI Landaulet and entered the Westminster Abbey. Her wedding dress was a big mystery and now, it’s been revealed. Sarah Burton at Alexander McQueen has designed the wedding dress, which is an ivory gown with lace applique floral detail. The train of the dress measures just 2.7 meters. There is no word yet on the actual price of the Kate’s wedding dress. The skirt was handmade by the royal school of needlework at Hampton Court.

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And at last, we know:

Catherine Middleton, Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge, wore a nip-waisted, long-sleeved dress (Grace Kelly alert!) with sheer, cream-lace arms and a V-neckline over a form-fitting bodice; on her head, she wore a slim, feminine tiara, covered with a stunning scalloped-lace-edged veil. The skirt was full with a long train, with a ruffled bustle at the train’s top—but the fullness and train-length are notably scantier than those of Diana, whose cream-puff dress notably burst forth in crinkly fashion from that carriage 30 years ago. Catherine’s earrings were dangling, diamond-encrusted drops; her hair was swept off her face, but down in the back in loose curls around her lace-covered shoulders. Her bouquet was a humble, wildflower–esque green-and-white posey, and her attendants wore the same shade of creamy white.

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Last night, Selita Ebanks attended The New Yorkers for Children Spring Dinner Dance wearing Baleciaga dress and Christian Louboutin Lavin clutch.

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Moroccanoil Intense Hydrating Mask: review + WIN: “_{Posted in Fashion » Fashion Blog » Hairstyles » Hair Products & Hair Care}

There are few brand names that reach your ears by word of mouth before they do from marketing efforts, and Moroccanoil is one of them. It’s a testament to the loyal following of the brand; Moroccanoil’s users are also advocates, a powerful thing, and having been recommended their products by numerous people I was particularly keen to see if the buzz was warranted. Add to that the fact that I seem to be following Winter around the world, and there could really be no better time to be slathering on a rich deep conditioning treatement like Moroccanoil’s Intense Hydrating Mask.

The consistency of the mask is a thick creme. I used quite a bit in order to really work enough into my hair (my hair is relatively long), but in future applications I could probably be more sparing. The scent of Moroccanoil’s mask is subtle and pleasing to the nose. I can’t find any fault with the look, feel, or smell of the product.

I left the treatment in for a good 10 minutes which was simple enough (no hot towels or fancy applications needed), rinsed, then dried my hair. The results were promising: my winter-ravaged hair felt immediately healthier and more hydrated without feeling like I’d just piled on a bucketload of chemicals. Unlike most treatments I’ve used in the past, which leave my hair silky but flat, the Moroccanoil mask didn’t lose volume. This is pretty much the number one point for me: I’m rather attached to my volume, so a product that leaves my hair healthier without leaving it limp gets a huge score in my book.

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