November the 2nd, is observed as the Day of the Dead (Dia de los Muertos)in Mexico.
It is not a morbid occasion, but rather a festive time to remember their dead, and the continuity of life.
The dead are welcomed back into their homes and their graves are spruced up with flowers.
The sumptuous meals prepared on the day usually features meat dishes in spicy sauces, chocolate beverages, cookies, sugary confections in a variety of animal or skull shapes, and a special egg-batter bread.
The Mexican Day of the Dead is a holiday with a complex history, and therefore its observance varies a bit by region and degree of urbanization.
Ugly shoe of the day
We all know that runway looks are seldom meant to make the transition as actual fashion on the streets but even by that standard, platform monstrosity created by Alexander McQueen is just plain old ridiculous. I’m surprised he actually got a model to.
Foto of the day : Jessica
God, help her... She's gonna eat her award away.
Accessory of the day - Peacock Feather Earrings!
The rains remind us of the forests, the drizzle and the dancing peacocks! Nothing could be more exciting to flaunt what is in your head this season with these very iridescent peacock feather earrings. With silver-plated hooks and ultra-feminine...
Foto of the Day : Tom Cruise
Tom,I know what you did this morning... . . . . . . Brush ...What Else???
September 6- Grand day for the 'suit of lights'!
Here's another instance of a designer creating something exclusive for his muse. We're talking of none other than Giorgio Armani and the well-known matador, Cayetano Rivera. The latter is about to perform at the national festival of Corrida Goyesca...
