Photo Credits : Harper’s Bazaar | Vogue

Step 1: Start with a clean room, so that you don’t end up with a big mess on your hands, become overwhelmed and end up quitting our task on the spot!

 Step 2: Hide away your winter coats and all heavy winter items that clog your space.

1. Make sure you dry clean the ones that have been most worn and affected, so that you keep them fresh for the next season.

2. If you have limited space for storage and cannot afford to use Vault Couture or Garde-Robe, then store your coats in suitcases after covering each item with nylon bags.

3. Photograph your items on Netrobe, so you remember what’s in your winter closet when the next season comes.

Step 3: Color cordinate and showcase your key items

1. Hang your most dressy tops in color coordination to facilitate you when getting dressed. Similar hangers work best and you can order pretty ones at Closette.

2. Bring out your colored spring shoes and store your knee length boots in boxes.

3. If you don’t have enough space, use shelves and store your shoes facing opposite each other.

Step 4: Select which knitwear, tops and sweaters you will keep for spring, fold and color-coordinate them.

Blue Iris & Ink Sweater, Markus Lupfer Lucky sweater, J.Crew pink sweater

Step 5: Bring out your spring and summer jewelry and decorate them in full display.

The street catwalk, on the other hand, was full of bold color and chic attitude. Mystery and romance mixed up in people as an expression of anticipating the Spring again! Enjoy our exclusive street style spirit and get inspired!

Photo Credits: Netrobe

 Naomie Harris in a gold gown designed by Ghana-born Michael Badger, supporting the emerging African designer!

Jennifer Hudson, an Oscar winner for Dreamgirls, wears a slinky Roberto Cavalli dress with a Jimmy Choo clutch.

best actress nominee Naomi Watts, in a custom Giorgio Armani gown fully enveloped in layered gunmetal-gray sequins.

Reese Witherspoon goes for Old Hollywood glamour in a cobalt blue Louis Vuitton with Louis Vuitton jewelry.

Fan Bingbing in a Marchesa duchess satin fuchsia dress from the autumn/winter 2013-14 colletion.

Charlize Theron in Dior Haute Couture with Harry Winston jewelry.

Zoe Saldana wows in an Alexis Mabille Couture gown, Neil Lane jewelry, Roger Vivier shoes and a Salvatore Ferragamo bag.

Salma Hayek exudes a classic movie-star quality in a blue velvet Alexander McQueen gown with a Cindy Chao jewelled hairpiece.

Amy Adams, a best supporting actress nominee for The Master, sashays down the red carpet in a soft-hued Oscar de la Renta and Mouawad jewels.

Best supporting actress nominee Anne Hathaway in a light pink duchesse satin backless column gown by Prada.

Jessica Chastain, nominated for her leading role inZero Dark Thirty, dons a stunning and glamorous Armani Prive copper-toned silk satin strapless gown with Harry Winston jewels.

Helen Hunt wore a dress by H&M with $700,000 worth of Harry Winston jewellery.

Adele, who is set to perform the nominated song “Skyfall” during the show, in a Jenny Packham gown.

 Kristen Stewart in a shimmering white Reem Acra gown

Singer Kelly Rowland shows some leg in a black-and-white number by Donna Karan Atelier.

Silver Linings Playbook’s Jennifer Lawrence makes quite the entrance in Dior Haute Couture.

Les Miserables star Amanda Seyfried has a princess moment in Alexander McQueen.

Sally Field, a best supporting actress nominee forLincoln, looks lovely in vintage Valentino.

Sandra Bullock, a past Oscar winner for The Blind Side, wears a glittery Elie Saab.

Keith Urban with Nicole Kidman who dazzles in a L’Wren Scott gold dress and

Fred Leighton jewels.

Presenter Jennifer Aniston, with her fiance, Justin Theroux, stuns in a red Valentino gown.

Catherine Zeta-Jones, a performer for this year’s movie musical tribute, defines the term “razzle-dazzle” in a Zuhair Murad gown with Lorraine Schwartz jewelry.

Jennifer Garner chooses a strapless purple Gucci while husband Ben Affleck pairs his tux with a scruffy beard.

Helena Bonham Carter (in Vivienne Westwood Couture) and partner Tim Burton step out together for the industry’s biggest night.

Daniel Day-Lewis, a lock to win best actor for Lincoln, celebrates his impending win with wife Rebecca Miller.

Quentin Tarantino’s date: girlfriend Lianne Spiderbaby, who’s a writer.

Photo Credits: 1 | 2

The perfect couple!

Valentino pumps

Simple words say the truth!

Lace Valentino dress and Charlotte Olympia clutch

Make it a super romantic night!

 Red roses are the best way to express love!

Photo Credits: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4

Victoria’s Secret camidoll & Charlotte Olympia Love me Heart pumps

Victoria’s Secret matching underwear & Lanvin heart necklace

Victoria’s Secret rose corset & Charlotte Olympia Delphine platforms

Photo Credits: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4

]]> http://blog.netrobe.com/2012/12/sparkling-hair/feed/ 0 http://blog.netrobe.com/2012/12/get-in-the-christmas-spirit/ http://blog.netrobe.com/2012/12/get-in-the-christmas-spirit/#comments Fri, 14 Dec 2012 13:56:52 +0000 virna http://blog.netrobe.com/?p=29443 Only a few days before Christmas and this sweet anticipation is getting larger! The most joyful time of the year is close and our mood is getting cheerful and festive! The preparations have already started; the decoration of the Christmas tree, the hunt for the perfect present for our beloved ones and the research for the most delicious recipe for gingerbread cookies…Τhe perfect way to get in the Christmas spirit is by wearing a playful holiday sweater. Sometimes, it’s nice to feel like a kid again, don’t you think?

Moschino sweater

Lot78 sweater

Markus Lupfer Santa Claus sweater

Moschino sweater

Photo Credits:  1 | 2 | 3  | 4 | 5 | 6

Issa knitted dress & Tory Burch ballerinas

1. Preen crepe de chine dress 2. Percossi Papi chandelier earrings 3. Versace coat 4. Diane von Furstenberg clutch 5. Mulberry leather pumps

Photo Credits: 1| 2 | 3

The first Chicago store (and Midwest flagship) opened on Michigan Avenue back in 1966. The new Enchant collection, which was created to specifically celebrate Tiffany’s glitzy 175-year history in just stunning. Unfolding the history of the iconic store, here are the different pieces that have made up the celebrated jeweler’s colorful past.

Maybe not as blue as it is today, but something tells us the ladies back in 1837 got just as excited as we do now at the thought of receiving one of these iconic, little boxes.

Who would have guessed that Tiffany & Co. designed ceremonial swords during the Civil War? The particular one was designed for the general Ulysses S. Grant.

Tiffany created a bevy of jewelry designs honoring the United States Centennial of Independence, such as this brooch replicating the 1776 American flag.

Another commemorative piece is this sterling silver bangle honoring the centennial of U.S. independence.

Haute-couture cash? Tiffany redesigned the great seal of the United States in the 1880s, which you see every day on the dollar bills. Amazing information.

Tiffany started out as a stationery and fancy goods store. Tiffany designed and engraved the invitations for the opening of the Statue of Liberty in 1886.

Do you should recognize this Ribbon Rosette necklace (designed by Jean Schlumberger) with the Tiffany Diamond worn by Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany’s?

Who better to be commissioned to create a china pattern for the White House than Tiffany’s? This set was created for Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson in 1968. The overall design features more than 40 varieties of wildflowers, along with an eagle motif patterned after china purchased by President James Monroe in Paris back in 1817.

Into the present time, the gorgeous Tiffany Enchant collection, set in 18k rose gold and platinum with diamonds.

Pendant, $30,000; Earrings, $22,000; Bangle, $58,000.

Diamonds are a girl’s best friend. The Tiffany Enchant Yellow Diamond ring set in platinum is a piece of art!

Photo Credits: Tiffany & Co.