Hairstyle And Weddigng Latest Collection: 2010-07-04

Alberta Ferretti Spring-Summer 2009, Pictures

At her best, Alberta Ferretti does pretty in a way every woman can get. It's not a collection that should cause anyone to get hung up on concept or theme, or—in this case—fuss too much over the fact that the intellectual link between "Grecian" and "flapper" is, to put it mildly, a little tenuous. Just so long as the easy, fluttery, feminine options for evening keep coming, Ferretti gets an unspoken pass. This season, within two or three outfits, it was clear she was keeping up her end of the bargain.

Vertical, tiered fringing that suggested  Fortuny pleating introduced the show, swiftly followed by one of  Ferretti's signature whipped-around twirls of chiffon. The Greek-nymph  side of the collection may be a reprise of her hits from last Spring,  but no harm in that: Ferretti's signature way of draping a georgette  dress can be gorgeous, and especially so when left to speak for  itself—sans accessories—with flat sandals. Having established that, she  wove in a series of short charmeuse cocktail dresses with Jazz Age  tassels, and even something cool in the way of a dressy evening chino  and a ribbon-lace capri pant. Save for a few moments when the fringe  veered toward Spanish-shawl or showgirl territory, it made for a  collection that will keep Ferretti's followers very happy, and likely  gain her quite a few more.

Alberta Ferretti Spring-Summer 2009, Pictures

Alberta Ferretti Spring 2009 Collections photos

Following the very flamboyant opening of the Dior Cruise 2009, with the collection by John Galliano, it was Alberta Ferretti’s turn to take on the ramp. She took a different approach to vacation dressing keeping to the typical cruise favourites and pretty feminine clothing. You can expect to see a lot of linen fabric as the collection is inspired by the sea and cruise type colours featuring basics such as striped sweaters, navy pea coats, cuffed walking shorts, pleated miniskirts, and shorts, straight-necked tops and shirtdresses exposing plenty of leg. Although this collection is designed to be worn on a luxurious cruise ship it has proven to be chic enough for the hot city streets.

For the evening she incorporated plenty of signature floaty cocktail dresses made from soft chiffon featuring thin belts, drop waists, little satin heeld, and a beautiful Grecian gown to keep with the theme of her 2008 spring summer collection.

With her continuous remarkable collections it is no wonder why Alberta Ferretti is as the top of prefered red-carpet-designers among the celebrities.

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Alberta Ferretti Spring 2009 Collections photos

Engagement Rings

I am one of those guys that do not believe in an expensive engagement ring. Now, don’t get me wrong; there’s no reason to be cheap about it. However, if you’re deep in debt and barely afloat as it is, don’t go spending 10 or 20 grand on an expensive engagement ring. If you’re Will Smith and it’s no big thing, then sure, go all out. But, for the rest of us; getting further into debt is not the best way to start a future with someone. After all, love has nothing to do with an expensive engagement ring. If the girl tells you it does; you are marrying the wrong woman. She clearly doesn’t care for you. If she did, she wouldn’t want you to break the bank on a piece of jewelry. Got it?

When it comes to purchasing the expensive engagement ring, I am certainly not the pro. Back when I proposed to my wife, I had a mere 500 bucks in my pocket to spend. I used it on a white gold ring with a three carrot blue topaz and surrounding diamonds. This is her birth stone. She absolutely loved the idea and I knew right then that she truly loved me. It wasn’t about money in any way. After all, this is the only reason people like diamonds in the first place. They are considered a precious stone and folks pay oodles of cash for them. I will state with all confidence that if they weren’t worth a great deal of money, no one would want them. No one would care how beautiful or strong they are. It’s all about the money. In my opinion, the diamond is not the prettiest stone by far. However, they do make for an expensive engagement ring. My advice to all you guys out there is this; if you have tons of cash to fork out on an expensive engagement ring, then so be it; however, if you only have so much, and you’d prefer to put the bulk of it on a home, then that’s a more prudent investment.

You can find any expensive engagement ring of any shape or size on the World-Wide-Web these days. Get jacked in and do a search for any stone or ring type you please. Just keep in mind, if you can’t afford it, then don’t buy it. An expensive engagement ring does not equal your love for the woman in any way. Sticking with her through thick and thin is the true test.