Fashion World

While other little girls were watching cartoons, or playing with Barbie dolls, Cecilia Cassini was reading fashion magazines and learning how to sew. Now, at 10 years of age, she’s already an established fashion designer for kids. Cecilia Cassini, from Encino, California, began her career as fashion designer, when she was just 5 years old. She cut up her sister’s Betsy Johnson dress, when no one was looking, and adjusted it to her own design. For her 6th birthday, she received a sewing machine and began taking sewing lessons. At 7 years old, she wrote a letter to her favorite fashion designer, Coco Channel, for school, and designed her own logo, at 8. It’s safe to say Cecilia was very creative, from an early age, but she got her big break last year, when her mother mentioned to a store owner that her daughter made dresses. During a trunk show, the fifth-grader sold 50 pieces. Things started happening, from there, and now Miss Cassini has her own manager, no other than Pilar DeMann...

In all times women loved dresses. And even now super-modern ladies still want to look feminine and wear nice gowns and frocks that flatter their figures. However, fashion changes and from time to time new styles appear while others vanish as we lose interest in them. Dress trends for Spring-Summer 2010 are diverse and sometimes surprising. Read and know what you should wear to look fashionable and womanly this year. Short bandage dress:These short dresses have been presented in many collections by famous designers, such as Rodarte, Herve Leger, Thakoon, Givenchy and others. And they surely deserve our attention as they look stylish and womanly despite the fact Narciso Rodriguez confessed his inspiration for the creation of such dresses were chains and lashes – as a result aggressiveness turned into femininity. Little black dress. It is classic and chic and women, generation after generation, tend to own at least one perfect LBD in their wardrobe. Such dress always works well. A...

Born in Vietnam and raised in Tehran, Paris and Southern California, Sebastian Kim began his career assisting the legendary photographer Richard Avedon, and went on to assist famed fashion photographer Steven Meisel. His editorial clients to date include Interview, Numero, Numero Korea, Numero Tokyo, Vogue China, The LA Times Magazine, V, VMan, i-D, Dazed & Confused Japan, GQ Style, Teen Vogue and The New York Times Magazine Sebastian Kim is based in Brooklyn, New York.