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Showing posts with label mila kunis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mila kunis. Show all posts

Mila Kunis for Christian Dior s/s 2012

photographed by Mikael Jansson, via fashionising

This perfect campaign recipe includes one whole serving of Mila Kunis and a whole lotta luxe handbags. Also, can we just marvel at her perfect eyebrows for a moment? Stunning lady.

Best Dressed of 2011

photos courtesy of elle, vogue, harper's bazaar

Time to seal the year with a quick photo recap of a slew of ladies that made 2011 a fashionable one. I repeated a few people, because well, why not? And yes, I did leave out Kate Middleton out on purposethe girl (fine, Dutchess) received more exposure than all of these stylish ladies combined. This has nothing to do with me wanting to be in her Princess-shoes, or anything. Nada. 

Closing Time ♫♪


 I couldn't resist posting these stills from the uber cute rom-com, Friends with Benefits (2011) 
 lack of creativity & fashion? yes. So, sue me.  

Oh, & the title of the post is from the song they kept referring to in the film -- just in case you haven't seen it yet ;)

listen to it here: Closing Time ♫♪

Friends with Benefits*

Justin Timberlake & Mila Kunis, Elle August 2011 by Carter Smith; via Elle

Mila Kunis


Mila Kunis by Craig McDean for W March 2011

slightly getting obsessed with W -- I'll definitly be posting more from the site !

17th Annual SAG Awards: Who Wore What? Mila Kunis in Alexander McQueen

Mila Kunis in Alexander McQueen Resort 2011

When I first saw this gown in the Style.com "Look Book" site for Alexander McQueen Resort 2011, I said "someone BETTER wear that!". Well, my wish came true--and it was "Black Swan" actress Mila Kunis. The multi-colored watercolor printed (looks like some of the black color was removed for this sample) strapless chiffon gown is a stunner on the model.

I'm not so sure if it has the same effect on Kunis however. I know it's all about cinching the waist and bring interest to that area, but...I feel the gown should have been kept as the designer intended it to be and be without the belt; it ruins the line of the gown I feel.

What did you guys think?