Nightlife


Skirt: Chelsea's
Leotard: Chelsea's
Bird feeder: Chelsea's

Japanese Schoolgirl Inferno


An in depth (as far as you can get) look into Tokyo teen fashion and it's subculture groups. It focuses on fashion groups dating back to the 50's and provides detailed descriptions of the trends as well as diagrams, must-haves, and ideal boyfriends. At times it is rather facetious and points out rules for fitting into the Mamba subculture (#6 You must not have a smelly pussy). It managed to entertain me.

Cruisin' for a Bruisin'

I was, to say the least, disappointed. That was probably because I had not one to relate to other than the abercrombie/prep stereotype/skater/surfer/wangster kids i was cruising with. I did read a few good books though, Atonement and Magical Thinking by Augusten Burroughs. I have much more to say about the cruise - but I'll save that for my own thoughts.









December 2007: Dedicated To You

MIMI's December 2007 issue, Dedicated To You, is now available. Tanzanian covergirl Teddy Kalonga talks about living the dream in Teddy In Hollywood. Also in this issue: author of My Virginity Is Ruining My Sex Life, Vivian Elebiyo, shares an excerpt from her book in My First Time, Namibian reporter Chilombo Mwondela-Katukula addresses religious and social stigma surrounding people living with HIV in HIV Stigma In Southern Africa, first time writer "Kara Weeks" shares her experience dating a man who's more than ten years her senior in When Your Man Is Older, designer Skye Roseline T. Chirape's rock meets ethnic label Skyetshooki is unveiled in New Designer On The Block ... and so much more!

All About MIMI Link: Volume 3, Issue 9: Dedicated To You www.mimimagazine.com/2007/december

Arnaud Loumeau

I would rather be deaf than blind



One Week

Insight is Tight

... And Billabong is wrong.
The 90's inspired Australian surf company is a better - yet lesser known version of the popularized Roxy and Billabong empires. I don't know why. Maybe they're poor or somthing, or maybe people don't like their clothes, i think they're tiight though.
those were some pretty elementary observations..




insight51.com

Maybelline New York Signs New Supermodel Jessica White

At 16, Jessica was discovered in her hometown of Buffalo, NY and made the brave move to Paris. Within six months, she landed campaigns for Chloe and the Gap. Soon, Jessica was walking the runways for New York's top designers including Ralph Lauren, Oscar de la Renta, Marc Jacobs, and Tommy Hilfiger. She also landed in the pages of Harper's Bazaar and Teen Vogue.

Jessica's big break to supermodel status came in 2003 when she was chosen for Sports Illustrated's famed Swimsuit issue. Jessica went on to model in the next four successive issues. This was a first in history for an African American woman. Jessica quickly made headlines and was deemed the new Iman by the international press.

In 2006, her supermodel title was solidified when she appeared on the catwalk of the famed Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. At 23, Jessica is poised to be an absolute star in the industry.

Jessica represents the essence of the Maybelline woman: she is sophisticated, worldly-wise, and involved. In her spare time Jessica works on a charitable foundation she founded called "Angel Wings" which provides under privileged children in her hometown of Buffalo an opportunity to have new experiences and follow their dreams just as she has. "We are thrilled to have Jessica White representing Maybelline NewYork," says Serena Giovi, Vice President of Marketing for Maybelline NewYork Garnier. "Her striking beauty and spark for life, makes her a perfect choice for our brand."

Jessica is elated to be under contract with Maybelline New York alongside one of her favorite models of all time Christy Turlington."Maybelline products are a part of every woman's life and I am so honored to represent the African American community for a brand I have grown up with," says Jessica.

Jessica will make her sensational television and print debut for Maybelline New York in February 2008.

November 2007: L'Afrique, C'est Chic!

Finally, MIMI's November 2007 issue, L'Afrique, C'est Chic!, is yours to read. Get to know covergirl Mariam Malènty Baldé in the story Born To Shine, discover the best of what South Africa's designers have to offer for 2008's spring/summer season in Fashion Forward: South Africa Fashion Week, and read about actress Ini Edo's life in the spotlight in the story All The World's Her Stage. These are just a handful of the articles that MIMI knows you want to read in this issue. Happy reading!

All About MIMI Link: Volume 3, Issue 8: L'Afrique, C'est Chic www.mimimagazine.com/2007/november/index.html

Bee A Supermodel

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MIMI Style Link: Just Bee
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