Say Hello to Medical Id Bling
December 30, 2009 by admin
Filed under Uncategorized
Francisco Javia asked:
Do you remember those old style medical ID bracelets that they used to push onto kids when you were in grammar school and high school? They were made out of stainless steel and were just one step up from a military dog tag in overall style.
Dangerous Medical Conditions
Pity the poor kids that used to have to wear one because even as adults many of them are still traumatized to this very day. They had no choice though, because they had a medical condition such as drug allergies, diabetes or epilepsy that could render them unconscious.
Early “No Style” Medical ID Jewelry
It’s because of the complete lack of style that those early medical ID bracelets had that many people to this day have an aversion to them. People who wear jewelery but will not go near anything that resembles a medical ID bracelet.
Gambling With Their Lives
Its a darn shame too, because they are gambling with their lives should anything ever happen to them. For them, even a simple traffic accident can become fatal due to the lack of information on the side of the medical personnel that tend to them.
First Rate Medical ID Bling
The real irony, is that today here is a super wide selection of great looking medical ID jewelery that looks and feels just like the designer jewelry that it is. In fact, todays trendy medical ID jewelry is even available in solid gold set with precious stones, if that is what you would like.
Engraved on the Bottom
No one in their wildest dreams would ever suspect that this new type of medical ID jewelry was anything other then the great looking jewelry that it is, because all of your medical information is engraved on the bottom completely out of sight.
Do you remember those old style medical ID bracelets that they used to push onto kids when you were in grammar school and high school? They were made out of stainless steel and were just one step up from a military dog tag in overall style.
Dangerous Medical Conditions
Pity the poor kids that used to have to wear one because even as adults many of them are still traumatized to this very day. They had no choice though, because they had a medical condition such as drug allergies, diabetes or epilepsy that could render them unconscious.
Early “No Style” Medical ID Jewelry
It’s because of the complete lack of style that those early medical ID bracelets had that many people to this day have an aversion to them. People who wear jewelery but will not go near anything that resembles a medical ID bracelet.
Gambling With Their Lives
Its a darn shame too, because they are gambling with their lives should anything ever happen to them. For them, even a simple traffic accident can become fatal due to the lack of information on the side of the medical personnel that tend to them.
First Rate Medical ID Bling
The real irony, is that today here is a super wide selection of great looking medical ID jewelery that looks and feels just like the designer jewelry that it is. In fact, todays trendy medical ID jewelry is even available in solid gold set with precious stones, if that is what you would like.
Engraved on the Bottom
No one in their wildest dreams would ever suspect that this new type of medical ID jewelry was anything other then the great looking jewelry that it is, because all of your medical information is engraved on the bottom completely out of sight.
Italians Do it Better
November 26, 2009 by admin
Filed under Jewelery Designs
Leon Kammer asked:
Tourists flock to Italy from all over the world; in love with the history, the food, the culture and the fashion, not necessarily in that order, depending on individual taste.
We know that when it comes to fashion and style or “bella figura” as the Italians like to call it, translated it means a good image and Italy can certainly boast designers like Armani, Versace,Dolce Gabbana,Gucci, Prada,just to name a few,not forgetting the famous shoe brands,like Ferragamo,Tods,Magli,where the Italians excel,both in style and craftsmanship,you can’t beat Italian shoe wear; that’s why you’ll find Italian clothing and shoes a major export to every corner of the globe: brand names that have become a household word,wherever you go.
For the Italian, particularly in Rome, on an everyday basis, style comes naturally and not something that’s talked about too much, it’s just the way it is; well dressed to the Italian means dressing correctly for the occasion,which means a big no to the jogging suit being worn in the street, something that has become totally acceptable to the rest of the world.
For the Roman,however,whether a secretary,a regular working person or a professional it’s all about style and presence; as the day begins,decked out from head to foot.
The only place you’ll see a jogging suit is in the gym and even there,the code is to arrive in style and leave in style, never missing a beat. They know how to wear and strutt their stuff with a minimum of fuss; it seems to come naturally,the jacket, the scarf, the hair, the boots, the handbag, accessorized perfectly stating, “I have arrived”
Even the female cop directing the traffic in Rome’s Piazza Venezia looks like a ex supermodel,in full makeup and long blond hair flowing out from under her cap.
Where did all this style originate from: perhaps it’s the almost three thousand years of history, influenced by the Emperors who entered the Senates with such pride receiving overwhelming crowd recognition or the Roman soldiers in their splendid gold suited armor and head wear, proud to be part of the Roman Empire.
So is the rest of the world too casual? Have countries like America, Australia or England taken “casual Friday” or the “track suit” too far?
What created that kind acceptability in these countries and why would people NOT want to look their best, when to the Italians it’s not even a question.”It’s not important”, you might say, but let’s face it,they look better.
But how can they afford to dress that way, you may ask? It’s not about money, it’s about taste and having a good eye. Firstly however you need to care how you present
The truth is that brands like Armani, Prada, Gucci, Cavalli are not what the Italians buy; these are for the tourists in the landmark fashion strip of Rome’s Via Condotti, which runs from the Spanish Steps right to the main street of Via Del Corso and it’s there where you’ll find every flagship designer store and opulant jewelery from Bulgari to Cartier, tourists lining up from Japan to Russia, walking out with huge bags of the latest fashion goodies,excited to wear the latest look from the house of Vercasi back home.”do I look Italian”
The Romans are not the clients that visit Via Condotti.They are not concerned with name brands and they don’t own an abundance of clothes.
What they own is a few good pieces, not necessarily expensive; affordable and elegant, and they know how to put it all together, with the right accessories being the foremost important items, usually purchased outside the historic center in shopping strips where style and quality can be purchased at a fraction of the prices paid in the center.
Also there are many outlet shops that sell end of season high quality merchandise for far less than you would expect to pay in town and the truth is that these shopping malls and shopping strips are usually just thirty to forty five minutes away like Colle Di Rienzo in Rome, a street full of stores, running from Piazza Del Popolo to the Vatican in Rome, just minutes on foot from the center, or the Castel Romano Outlet where you’ll find most labels at half price; thirty minutes by car, from the center of Rome.
So before you embark on a fashion shopping spree, find out about the Malls,the Outlets and where the people go.
You may just find the item that will may you look good for less and join the “bella figura” set.
While your in Italy, maybe in Rome or Florence being thrifty with your fashion purchases, you might also consider the type of Italian accommodation you’ll choose.
Italian apartment accommodation seems to be the new way in Europe where the hotels can become very costly; after all what you save on accommodation in Italy may just leave you some extra for that new jacket.
Tourists flock to Italy from all over the world; in love with the history, the food, the culture and the fashion, not necessarily in that order, depending on individual taste.
We know that when it comes to fashion and style or “bella figura” as the Italians like to call it, translated it means a good image and Italy can certainly boast designers like Armani, Versace,Dolce Gabbana,Gucci, Prada,just to name a few,not forgetting the famous shoe brands,like Ferragamo,Tods,Magli,where the Italians excel,both in style and craftsmanship,you can’t beat Italian shoe wear; that’s why you’ll find Italian clothing and shoes a major export to every corner of the globe: brand names that have become a household word,wherever you go.
For the Italian, particularly in Rome, on an everyday basis, style comes naturally and not something that’s talked about too much, it’s just the way it is; well dressed to the Italian means dressing correctly for the occasion,which means a big no to the jogging suit being worn in the street, something that has become totally acceptable to the rest of the world.
For the Roman,however,whether a secretary,a regular working person or a professional it’s all about style and presence; as the day begins,decked out from head to foot.
The only place you’ll see a jogging suit is in the gym and even there,the code is to arrive in style and leave in style, never missing a beat. They know how to wear and strutt their stuff with a minimum of fuss; it seems to come naturally,the jacket, the scarf, the hair, the boots, the handbag, accessorized perfectly stating, “I have arrived”
Even the female cop directing the traffic in Rome’s Piazza Venezia looks like a ex supermodel,in full makeup and long blond hair flowing out from under her cap.
Where did all this style originate from: perhaps it’s the almost three thousand years of history, influenced by the Emperors who entered the Senates with such pride receiving overwhelming crowd recognition or the Roman soldiers in their splendid gold suited armor and head wear, proud to be part of the Roman Empire.
So is the rest of the world too casual? Have countries like America, Australia or England taken “casual Friday” or the “track suit” too far?
What created that kind acceptability in these countries and why would people NOT want to look their best, when to the Italians it’s not even a question.”It’s not important”, you might say, but let’s face it,they look better.
But how can they afford to dress that way, you may ask? It’s not about money, it’s about taste and having a good eye. Firstly however you need to care how you present
The truth is that brands like Armani, Prada, Gucci, Cavalli are not what the Italians buy; these are for the tourists in the landmark fashion strip of Rome’s Via Condotti, which runs from the Spanish Steps right to the main street of Via Del Corso and it’s there where you’ll find every flagship designer store and opulant jewelery from Bulgari to Cartier, tourists lining up from Japan to Russia, walking out with huge bags of the latest fashion goodies,excited to wear the latest look from the house of Vercasi back home.”do I look Italian”
The Romans are not the clients that visit Via Condotti.They are not concerned with name brands and they don’t own an abundance of clothes.
What they own is a few good pieces, not necessarily expensive; affordable and elegant, and they know how to put it all together, with the right accessories being the foremost important items, usually purchased outside the historic center in shopping strips where style and quality can be purchased at a fraction of the prices paid in the center.
Also there are many outlet shops that sell end of season high quality merchandise for far less than you would expect to pay in town and the truth is that these shopping malls and shopping strips are usually just thirty to forty five minutes away like Colle Di Rienzo in Rome, a street full of stores, running from Piazza Del Popolo to the Vatican in Rome, just minutes on foot from the center, or the Castel Romano Outlet where you’ll find most labels at half price; thirty minutes by car, from the center of Rome.
So before you embark on a fashion shopping spree, find out about the Malls,the Outlets and where the people go.
You may just find the item that will may you look good for less and join the “bella figura” set.
While your in Italy, maybe in Rome or Florence being thrifty with your fashion purchases, you might also consider the type of Italian accommodation you’ll choose.
Italian apartment accommodation seems to be the new way in Europe where the hotels can become very costly; after all what you save on accommodation in Italy may just leave you some extra for that new jacket.
Nokia 8800 : Glamour Has a New Name
November 26, 2009 by admin
Filed under Uncategorized
Bradley Ben asked:
The Nokia 8800 Sirocco Edition targets individuals who sport handsets that accentuate style and glamour and are designer artifacts in their own right. The design aesthetics of the phone draws its inspiration from modern watchmaking and jewelery techniques and is sure to entice connoisseurs of quality and taste.
The design highlights of the Nokia 8800 are its stainless steel cover and the unique pop up slider mechanism. The slider uses a spring mechanism with stainless steel ball bearings that makes the phone glide gracefully. The abrasion resistant protective glass is tempered with sapphire, similar to the one used in clock industry. Finesse and artistry is also seen in the signature thumb rest and the undulating keypad.
Besides its fashionable profile, the Nokia 8800 also boasts of an equally impressive feature set that include Bluetooth, GPRS, EDGE and GSM for voice and data connectivity. The multimedia features of the phone are also of a very high quality. The 2 megapixel camera can capture images of a very high quality and the same applies for the audio quality produced by the music player. The graphics and visual performance are enhanced by the integration of a 3D image engine which makes playing games a pleasurable experience.
The Nokia 8800 is positioned to cater to a niche clientèle who crave for a phone that is more of a fashion accessory but also heavy on technology. Speaking on the branding strategy, the director of the design team at Nokia, Alistair Curtis says “ The Nokia 8800 is as much an object of art and desire, as it is an advanced piece of technology … crafted of modern materials like stainless steel and mineral glass, the Nokia 8800 brings a new elegance to the art of personal communication”. (mea.nokia.com/A4211184?newsid=-953)
This designer handset indeed complements a fashionable lifestlye.
The Nokia 8800 Sirocco Edition targets individuals who sport handsets that accentuate style and glamour and are designer artifacts in their own right. The design aesthetics of the phone draws its inspiration from modern watchmaking and jewelery techniques and is sure to entice connoisseurs of quality and taste.
The design highlights of the Nokia 8800 are its stainless steel cover and the unique pop up slider mechanism. The slider uses a spring mechanism with stainless steel ball bearings that makes the phone glide gracefully. The abrasion resistant protective glass is tempered with sapphire, similar to the one used in clock industry. Finesse and artistry is also seen in the signature thumb rest and the undulating keypad.
Besides its fashionable profile, the Nokia 8800 also boasts of an equally impressive feature set that include Bluetooth, GPRS, EDGE and GSM for voice and data connectivity. The multimedia features of the phone are also of a very high quality. The 2 megapixel camera can capture images of a very high quality and the same applies for the audio quality produced by the music player. The graphics and visual performance are enhanced by the integration of a 3D image engine which makes playing games a pleasurable experience.
The Nokia 8800 is positioned to cater to a niche clientèle who crave for a phone that is more of a fashion accessory but also heavy on technology. Speaking on the branding strategy, the director of the design team at Nokia, Alistair Curtis says “ The Nokia 8800 is as much an object of art and desire, as it is an advanced piece of technology … crafted of modern materials like stainless steel and mineral glass, the Nokia 8800 brings a new elegance to the art of personal communication”. (mea.nokia.com/A4211184?newsid=-953)
This designer handset indeed complements a fashionable lifestlye.
Jodhpuri Coats: Stylish Men’s Formal Wear
Hemant Jain asked:
Men often find themselves wondering what to wear on a formal occasion. A formal shirt and trouser for a wedding or a reception party often turns out to be too boring. For the man of today there could be nothing more stylish and appealing than a Jodhpuri coat. Jodhpuri suits add an indefinable elegance and sophistication along with an ethnic ever green look. Traditional men’s wear has flooded the markets across the globe. They are available in new varieties, colors and have a perfect blend of modern and contemporary. Designers from across the globe are trying their hands for bringing more options for today’s fashion conscious men. Gone are the yester years when men didn’t think and found contentment in adorning any suit.
Jodhpuri coats can be worn in a good mix and match style after consultation with your designer. Depending upon your skin color and taste you can go ahead with clichéd colors like white, off white, cream etc. Perhaps if you want something bolder and unique then you have at your disposal a wide variety of grey, black and a whole range of color palette to chose from. The coats can be altered and changed to suit you perfectly. You may also opt for some embroidery work to highlight the neck. Jodhpuri coats are generally worn with jewelery and other matching accessory. Men’s wedding accessories include buttons in gold, silver and other precious stones. They also prefer to wear a gold or silver plated watch in accordance with the color of their wedding attire.
Indian wedding sherwani which is an all time favorite for men is custom designed for them according to the taste, style and color choice. It is one of the most respectable wedding attire that even the most urbane people prefer. You can go ahead for a heavy traditional sherwani with embroidery all over giving you a majestic look on the d-day. Sherwani helps in making you looking more handsome and attractive than you already are! What more could one ask for? Designers usually prefer offering the sherwani with a typical Nehru collar followed by a buttoned up look on front. Following set patterns sherwanis are usually made long and are meant to be at least knee length if not slightly more. Sherwani looks best when accompanied by appropriate jooties and sandals.
The younger generation of today is seen in weddings all across the globe sporting designer kurta pajamas. If you are very casual and the wedding not so important then you can team your collar less kurta with something as simple as denim. This gives you a trendy indo western look. But generally kurtas are worn along with loose trouser like pants. Gone are the days when kurtas were worn only in light shades. The markets are flooded with really nice kurtas in pastels and other bolder colors for todays men. The older men still prefer to be seen at get togethers and functions in embroidered dhoti kurta. This makes them feel closer to their roots and gives them an exceptionally respectable look.
For the powerful and vibrant men nothing looks better than a pathani suit. It is very casual in appearance but as they say appearances can be deceiving! Something as simple as a pathani suit can make you stand out in the crowd like never before. Designers have experimented with pathani suits also and today you can get them in heavy embellishments and embroidered work.
Mens wear achkans, chic tuxedos, mens suits and more from India are getting world wide acclaim. Different accessories for men are also flooded in the markets today. You can browse online for thousands of designs of apparels and accessories. What you need to do is browse patiently and then you must choose the best from the rest!
Men often find themselves wondering what to wear on a formal occasion. A formal shirt and trouser for a wedding or a reception party often turns out to be too boring. For the man of today there could be nothing more stylish and appealing than a Jodhpuri coat. Jodhpuri suits add an indefinable elegance and sophistication along with an ethnic ever green look. Traditional men’s wear has flooded the markets across the globe. They are available in new varieties, colors and have a perfect blend of modern and contemporary. Designers from across the globe are trying their hands for bringing more options for today’s fashion conscious men. Gone are the yester years when men didn’t think and found contentment in adorning any suit.
Jodhpuri coats can be worn in a good mix and match style after consultation with your designer. Depending upon your skin color and taste you can go ahead with clichéd colors like white, off white, cream etc. Perhaps if you want something bolder and unique then you have at your disposal a wide variety of grey, black and a whole range of color palette to chose from. The coats can be altered and changed to suit you perfectly. You may also opt for some embroidery work to highlight the neck. Jodhpuri coats are generally worn with jewelery and other matching accessory. Men’s wedding accessories include buttons in gold, silver and other precious stones. They also prefer to wear a gold or silver plated watch in accordance with the color of their wedding attire.
Indian wedding sherwani which is an all time favorite for men is custom designed for them according to the taste, style and color choice. It is one of the most respectable wedding attire that even the most urbane people prefer. You can go ahead for a heavy traditional sherwani with embroidery all over giving you a majestic look on the d-day. Sherwani helps in making you looking more handsome and attractive than you already are! What more could one ask for? Designers usually prefer offering the sherwani with a typical Nehru collar followed by a buttoned up look on front. Following set patterns sherwanis are usually made long and are meant to be at least knee length if not slightly more. Sherwani looks best when accompanied by appropriate jooties and sandals.
The younger generation of today is seen in weddings all across the globe sporting designer kurta pajamas. If you are very casual and the wedding not so important then you can team your collar less kurta with something as simple as denim. This gives you a trendy indo western look. But generally kurtas are worn along with loose trouser like pants. Gone are the days when kurtas were worn only in light shades. The markets are flooded with really nice kurtas in pastels and other bolder colors for todays men. The older men still prefer to be seen at get togethers and functions in embroidered dhoti kurta. This makes them feel closer to their roots and gives them an exceptionally respectable look.
For the powerful and vibrant men nothing looks better than a pathani suit. It is very casual in appearance but as they say appearances can be deceiving! Something as simple as a pathani suit can make you stand out in the crowd like never before. Designers have experimented with pathani suits also and today you can get them in heavy embellishments and embroidered work.
Mens wear achkans, chic tuxedos, mens suits and more from India are getting world wide acclaim. Different accessories for men are also flooded in the markets today. You can browse online for thousands of designs of apparels and accessories. What you need to do is browse patiently and then you must choose the best from the rest!
