The Glamour Of City

Women have a problem with their new shoes that are a bit too tight every now and then. If your shoes feel a little tight, fret not, because there are lots of great methods to stretch your shoes. Whether you want to do it yourself or seek professional help, there is always a solution you will be comfortable with. Here are some great tips on how to stretch your shoes.

1. Put on a very thick pair of socks, spray the inside of the shoe with water till its half damp and then rub some alcohol solution. After that, wear the shoes for 20 minutes.

2. If your shoes are waterproof or made of a natural fabric, try stuffing the insides tightly with wet newspaper or damp towel. When the newspaper or towel dries up, it expands and will help to stretch the shoe a bit. Do not try this method if your shoes are made of leather.

3. This is another shoes good tip for women. Put your shoes out in the sun for about 20 minutes to soften their material. After that, put on very thick socks and walk around in the shoes for at least 20 minutes. Do some exaggerate movement like walk fast, stretching your feet and toes. These will help to loosen the front part a bit.

Lionel’s little girl is rocking the latest cover of Black Book Magazine! I don’t do a lot of celebrity stuff, but I just picked up my copy at Whole Foods and I wanted to share with all you fab ladies (and gents…I know you love Chic Chocolate!).
A cool throwback to the 80’s, Nicole looks great and better than ever! Loving the brass nails.

Hey guys! March is out and April is definitely in. Anyone got fooled for April Fools Day? I think I was.

When I saw this photo of Lydia Hearst at Nylon Magazine’s 10th Anniversary Celebration, I was actually fooled to think it was a Halloween party she was attending. With this silver Blonds Spring 2009 corseted dress, who wouldn’t think this isn’t one of the watchmen costumes she is wearing. Oh well it’s sexy and all (with that cleavage, it has to be!) but you know, for the event, the look is just so out of place.

If this is indeed a Halloween party though, I think it would be more exciting to see the model and heiress in a silk spectre costume or Rorschach costume.

But then again, isn’t Halloween nor the premiere for Monsters VS Aliens. Sometimes I wonder if Hollywood personalities purposely overdress to get the people’s attention. what do you think?

Speaking of supportive friends, Taylor Swift, too proved of her being a good friend attending the Los Angeles premiere of Walt Disney Picture’s “Hannah Montana: The Movie” in Hollywood, California last night (April 2). The movie stars the singer’s best pal and teen sensation, Miley Cyrus.

Clad in a shimmering black Naeem Khan dress and bow-topped heels Taylor is undoubtedly the belle of the night of course next to Miley. I just love how the frock contrasted Taylor’s fair complexion while complimenting it at the same time. With her complexion, the singer had to be careful in choosing colors that would wash her out. This black frock is a good choice, although at her age, she can actually try to experiment on bolder and daring color.

All in all, she looked great and fabulous here.

If you think that most celebrities are just self-centered individuals, then you have to count Anne Hathaway out of that.

Giving her moral support to fashion designer Valentino Garavani for the latter’s induction into the Rodeo Drive Walk Of Style in Beverly Hills, California yesterday, Academy Award Best Actress nominee was looking fresh and radiant wearing Valentino Pre-Fall 2009 belted champagne and pink floral satin dress and nude peep-toe Louboutins.

Giving a close-up look on Anne, who wouldn’t just be mesmerized with her beauty? Like all men would probably be in awe and girls like me would just be green in envy. Why the actress’ beauty is like a poetry in motion (okay that’s too Shakespeare of me). I love the minimal make-up, – it’s as if she’s in for a make-up ad campaign – her hair was simply done, and of course who would miss that mesmerizing smile.

Here, too is a close-up shot of Anne’s shoes.