For the first time ever, Gap is heading to Africa.
As part of its worldwide expansion plan, the brand will open its first store in Egypt in July.
For the first time ever, Gap is heading to Africa.
As part of its worldwide expansion plan, the brand will open its first store in Egypt in July.
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My fashion crush on Christian Siriano is no secret. (Click here, you’ll see!)
So it’s only natural that his Spring ’11 collection is one of the first I share from Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in New York.
Fashion phenom, Lady Gaga, is back in the news again.
This time around, she’s got our attention with two major moves in the electronics industry.
For a good cause, she’s teamed up with names like Dr. Dre and (RED)™ to help eliminate AIDS in Africa.
You’ve probably checked out the Chanel iPhone app, or maybe the one from Vogue’s Style.com.
Now Donna Karan has one too.
Launched yesterday, it coincides with her Fall 2009 Collection delivery.
And compared to other glam-themed apps, we hear that it’s being pitched as a “unique vehicle of woman to woman communication.”
Apparently, through the application, Karan talks fashion and personal passions, sharing everything from items she loves and chats with friends, to her recent vacation photos from Africa.
Get the Donna Karan app here.
Maybe you’ve never heard of THISDAY, but I’m sure you’ve heard of M.A.C.
In an awesome responsible corporate citizenship move, the makeup company has teamed up with THISDAY’s Africa Rising all star-event.
Christina Aguilera and Seal will headline a star-studded line up from the world of music and fashion, including folks like Naomi Campbell, Alek Wek, Tyson Beckford, Oluchi and Liya Kebede.
The M.A.C PRO Team will be on hand to create the looks for over 70 models, including Naomi and Alek, for a mind-blowing, four catwalk shows during this special evening.
Africa Rising is designed to raise awareness for African issues by finding “sustainable solutions” rather than by simply identifying the “problems” facing the continent.
THISDAY comes off tomorrow at the Royal Albert Hall, London.
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