The beautiful Jennifer Connelly graces the cover of Glamour Magazine’s March 2009 issue. 38-year-old Connelly stars in the upcoming romantic comedy He’s Just Not That Into You.  Read the full interview here.

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Our favorite celebrities looked stunning on the Red Carpet at the 2009 Golden Globe Awards held on Sunday, January 11th at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, California. Angelina Jolie (above) looked simple and radiant in a beautiful Atelier Versace gown.

High School Musical sweethearts Zac Efron and Vanessa Hudgens (above) look gorgeous together.  Vanessa looked young and fresh in a beautiful, intricate floor-grazing Alberta Ferretti gown. Zac wore a Burberry suit.

21-year old Evan Rachel Wood (above) was both glamorous and adventurous in her  black Elie Saab dress.

Kate Winslet (33) looked regal and elegant in black Yves Saint Laurent along side Revolutionary Road co-star Leonard DiCaprio.

Kate took home the “Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture” for Revolutionary Road. Kate beat out Angelina Jolie, Anne Hathaway, Meryl Streep, and Kristin Scott Thomas.  Kate also picked up a Globe for “Best Performance by an Actress In A Supporting Role in a Motion Picture” for her work in The Reader. Congratulations!

Olivia Wilde (top left), the 24-year-old House M.D. actress wore a lavendar Reem Acra gown.

The 36-year-old, Cameron Diaz (top right)looked lovely in a pretty, pink taffeta Chanel Haute Couture dress from the 2008/09 Fall/Winter collection.

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We love Minnetonka’s Kilty Suede Moccasins. These simple, well made and inexpensive shoes with fringe across the vamp are so cute and comfy.

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Eva Longoria Parker graces the February 2009 Glamour cover looking gorgeous as ever.  The Desperate Housewives darling shares that she believes in soulmates and that her character Gabriella wears a fat suit, dismissing the weight gain rumors.

“I believe in soulmates. It could be a lover, it could be a sister, it could be a best friend. It doesn’t have to be romantic.”

GLAMOUR: OK, exactly how much weight have you gained?

Eva Longoria Parker: [Laughs.] I’m wearing a fat suit! It’s suffocating. [She shows me the extensive padding hidden under her clothes and pulls out huge foam chicken cutlets from her bra.]

GLAMOUR: Do you miss glam Gabrielle?

ELP: I love her. But frumpy Gabby has been really fun to play.

GLAMOUR: What’s a frump thing you wouldn’t wear as a petite?

ELP: I’m not a fan of capris. They actually shorten my legs.

GLAMOUR: What are the two things that you swear by?

ELP: Shoes and bags. I’ve worn Forever 21 dresses with a great bag and a great shoe.

Read the rest of the article here.

Source: Glamour

Emilio Pucci’s style is Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds—real diamonds.

Although each one is unique, you can’t mistake a Pucci print. Since the late-1940s, when Italian skier and socialite Marchese Emilio Pucci casually tried his hand at design, the brand has been synonymous with bold, brightly colored graphic patterns with a kaleidoscopic, slightly psychedelic feel. Pucci prints usually appear on clingy, stretchy fabrics, and are widely applied in every category—evening wear, ready-to-wear, swimwear, accessories, shoes and home décor; they have even been featured in the logo of the Apollo 15 space mission and the interior of a Ford Lincoln Continental.

“Prince of Prints” and CFDA-award winner Emilio Pucci designed the line himself until his death in 1992. His daughter, Laudomia Pucci, then took the reigns, before passing them along to a string of young designers including, in 2000, Julio Espada; critics felt Espada over-embellished the cuts, detracting from the joyful signature patterns. In 2003, Christian LaCroix was brought on as Artistic Direcor—a good match considering his mastery of color and affection for sixties and seventies styling. Currently Matthew Williamson is head of inspiration, but his three year contact is soon to expire.  Peter Dundas is set to take Williamson’s place. Laudomia Pucci continues to serve as Image Director.

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Although my current holiday attire does not necessitate a scarf (sandy beaches, SPF  and cashmere are not a wonderful combination),  every woman can use one of Bajra’s luxurious and timeless accessories.

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