Madonna was the picture of elegance in a Vionnet dress at the W.E. premiere at Venice Film Festival. Her gown had red butterfly designs that highlighted the neutral grey background, It also had a fishtail hem, and a drapery neckline. She accessorized with a diamond bracelet, an ivory clutch and red framed sunglasses. Bold crimson lips and a wave of soft curls completed her look.
Taylor Momsen has been named the face of Madonna’s new clothing line. Material Girl is a collaboration between Madonna and her 13 year old daughter Lourdes. The Gossip Girl has just enough edge to get the approval of the original material girl.
It is a collection of girly and edgy pieces that most teen girls will gravitate towards once it is launched on August 3rd. Having Momsen front the brand was really a great marketing move because of the popularity of her show. Her character Jenny is the cool girl that everyone in school wants to emulate. The odds are good the same will happen with this clothing line when it arrives at Macy’s.
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Madonna opens up about the new clothing line she designs with her 13 year old daughter Lourdes, or Lola as she’s called by her mother. The junior line, Material Girl, will be sold exclusively at Macy’s. The superstar responds to many of the questions we wanted answered regarding her new venture. She also opens up about her daughter, and we get a great insight into their mother-daughter relationship. Material Girl debuts in stores on August 3rd.
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No. 1 – Oprah Winfrey
No. 2 - Beyonce
No. 4 - Lady Gaga
No. 6 – Britney Spears
No. 8 - Sandra Bullock
No. 10 - Madonna
Photos via Google ImagesTop 10 of the 100 Celebrity List
Women ruled in the top 10 of Forbes‘ 100 Celebrty List, and they are among The World’s Most Powerful Celebrities. Talk-show queen Oprah Winfrey took the No. 1 spot, and was followed by singer/actress Beyonce Knowles at No. 2. Lady Gaga’s talent and individuality landed her at No. 4. Singer Britney Spears has turned her troubles around and came in at No. 6. Oscar winning actress Sandra Bullock made the No. 8 spot, and entertainer Madonna is No. 10. These women are not only powerful, but great examples of what passion and hard work can accomplish. You can view the rest of the list here.
The Celebrity 100 [Forbes Magazine]
Madonna has a new clothing line called Material Girl. The singer teamed up with her 13 year old daughter Lourdes for the junior line. When you think Madonna and apparel, one usually thinks of the cone-shaped bustier she wore on tour. It’s safe to say that Lourdes will keep this line a little tamer.
It is a full line of clothing, footwear, jewelry and bags. Teen girls will be lining up for these pieces when they hit stores on August 3rd. Macy’s will sell the collection exclusively so they should prepare for the foot traffic. You can expect a mixture of the hard and soft, ”like a tutu dress and studded-combat boots, or an oversized boyfriend sweatshirt with a floral print mini skirt,” says the company.
The price-point ranges from $12 to $40. Trust the material girl herself to time the debut to coincide with the beginning of the school year. She apparently has marketing in her blood.
Madonna and daughter debut a junior fashion line [L.A. Times]
Louis Vuitton enlisted model Lara Stone for its Spring/Summer 2010 ad campaign, she replaces Madonna from the previous campaign. The luxury brand selected the model of the moment mainly because of her broad appeal. They likely selected Madonna for their Spring/Summer 2009 ad campaign because of the singer/actress’ iconic pop-culture status. Of course image is everything, and there is no denying that both Lara Stone and Madonna look the part. They symbolize luxury, and if you want to have that same effect, you will have to step it up a notch, says an MIT study. Researchers concluded that your designer handbag would likely pass the visual authentication test if your personal appearance says that you have money. Wearing luxury apparel and/or being in attendance at certain social functions would lead others to believe your bag was authentic. So the next time you venture out the house with your bag, will you take a second and third look at your attire because people are judging? Or will you dare to make your own rules, and break them at your whim? I don’t know about you, but the latter sounds far more intriguing. Besides, isn’t that why Louis Vuitton selected Madonna and now Lara Stone as the face of Louis Vuitton in the first place. Fearlessness is sexy and it sells.
Fake Louis Vuitton Bags Look Fake Without a Tony Aura [Bloomberg]
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