Madonna and Dolce&Gabbana strengthen their collaboration with the new venture – eyewear collection. The line will include six styles and each will have a MDG logo, with M standing for Madonna and DG for the brand.

The collaboration is interesting for both Dolce & Gabbana and the singer.

Stefano Gabbana says in the interview for WWD:

We’re so excited. This further strengthens our relationship with Madonna, and it was a very constructive experience for us. Madonna is very exacting and a professional who seeks perfection in everything she does, and this was no exception.”

Over 50 sketches of sunglasses were sent to the queen of pop but she chose only six and even altereted those to her liking.

Madonna will also star in the ad campaign for the upcoming range. The adverts will feature close-ups of Madonna playing a film noir version of herself along with model Tyson Ballou shot by Steven Klein.

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Lady GaGa is a new style icon whether Madonna likes it or not. Her outfits always cause discussions. Some people admire her style and some say she is absolutely crazy. Sometimes I think she will stop surprising us with her clothes but this time is to wait for long.

GaGa is on a world tour at the moment. And before it had started the Internet buzzed about what she would wear at her concerts. Giorgio Armani gave a few hints but the singer kept silent, because each her performance is a new show.

Here I’ve posted a few photos of her recent outfits, flamboyant and super-extravagant, as usual.
I like this deep violet bodysuit a lot, looks nice!

This huge black flower on her head must be very heavy and uncomfortable to wear. She sacrifies herself for fashion!

The red futuristic outfit looks a bit threatening, reminds me of blood for some reason.

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Naomi Campbell has confessed she admires Madonna and Lady GaGa’s sense of style. The supermodel likes the way two style icons reinvent themselves again and again.

She said:

I think my style icons are people that reinvent themselves – they come back with a different look, a different vibe, a different sound and Madonna is definitely one of those people. It’s just amazing to watch her through all these decades-she just keeps coming back.”

Naomi belives Lady GaGa is the one who made people ‘go a bit more edgy with their fashion,’

She told people.com:

She’s definitely a big style icon for everyone, and it’s made everyone go a bit more edgy with their fashion.”

Besides, the beauty is sure GaGa is very talented and we haven’t even seen what she can do yet.

She commented:

I think Lady Gaga is extremely talented-she is a composer, a pianist, she’s an opera singer and she does classical music too. I think we haven’t even seen her talent yet.”

Naomi has recently won the Outstanding Contribution at Elle Style Awards that means people value her work with safe pregnancy charity The White Ribbon Alliance (WRA) and her long-term career in fashion industry.

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Dolce&Gabbana girl is reported to be planning her own clothing line for US store Macy’s. This collection won’t be Madonna’s debut in designing. As you probbaly remember in 2007 the star created a range of clothes for high store H+M.

According to WWD Madge will work on the outfits while Truth or Dare will put their efforts into lingerie and underwear ranges.

Spokespeople for both Madonna and Macy’s do not comment the rumours. But if the singer decides to collaborate with the store she will follow in the footsteps of many other celebrities, like Gwen Stefani, Victoria Beckham, Kate Moss and others.

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Marc Jacobs understands that to extend the market for his creations he needs to attract new customers to his shows but as nearly all places are taken by A-list celebrities this can be a bit difficult. So, at his upcoming show at New York Fashion Week the designer doesn’t want to see stylish A-listers.

Besides, the acclaimed designer thinks it’s “boring” to have all the same audience again and again,

He revealed to the New York Post:

I’m not into the celebrity thing . . . like we used to. That’s boring.”

Marc doesn’t want to see famous fashionistas even backstage. Once Madonna came backstage after his show and made the couturier feel “awkward”.

He said:

She came backstage, and I was like, ‘What do you do with her now?’ Because it’s not like she was invited.”

Not being invited to the show, celebrites will be able to watch it on the internet as Jacobs and Calvin Klein have announced they will be streaming their runway shows on the web. Rodarte and Alexander Wang will be following in the footsteps.

An industry insider said:

The industry is really suffering right now, and there’s a need to reach a bigger audience in order to increase sales. Having Fashion Week online makes these designers universal, which is a huge benefit to their lines.”

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Madonna seems to be a strong personality but even she can’t help crying reading a letter from beloved. The singer is said to have burst into tears when she posed for Dolce & Gabbana’s spring campaign.

While she was photographed for the luxury fashion brand in a number of different settings, she once had to pretend to be reading a letter from a loved one. And at this moment something in her sole broke and she started crying.

Designer Domenico Dolce, who is a close friend of Madonna, said:

She was really crying! It wasn’t fake!”

No one knows exactly why this scene provoked such strong emotions from the 51-year-old but this shows us that she is still a real person, and it is good.

The images were snapped in black and white by photographer Steven Klein with Madonna doing all kinds of housework.

The worldwide campaign will be started next month.

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Madonna looks chic even washing dishes. The singer graces Dolce&Gabbana Spring-Summer 2010 ad campaign wearing luxurious clothes. And she wears those in the kitchen!!!

The star is featured washing up, peeling vegetables and eating pasta, which seems a bit strange after so many talks about her diet rules.

The campaign is said to have been inspired by Italian neorealism cinema, something Stefano Gabbana says Madonna knows all about.

The designer also claims that despite the fact Madonna is very aristocratic she is very practical as well, and does a lot about the house herself, including washing dishes.

Certainly…she’s a very practical woman,’ he said.

Besides, Stefano says he had a chance to see the star eating spaghetti, traditional Italian meal.

Madonna likes the collection and clearly sees the connection between it and Italian cinema.

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Madonna’s collaboration with Louis Vuitton was successful for both sides. But fashion changes and faces should change too. As we have mentioned before Lara Stone was invited to represent the brand in the new season, Spring-Summer 2010. And these photos are the first results of the work with the model.

Lara Stone embodies youth, sex appeal, chic and sophistication, that’s why Louis Vuitton have chosen her.

After our successful collaboration with Madonna, we are very happy to be working once again with Steven Meisel on the Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer 2010 fashion campaign,” says Artistic Director Marc Jacobs.

Because the collection loosely took its cues from the idea of the New Age traveler, we decided to create a green, outdoorsy set that would evoke a spirit of peace and love. To model the clothes, we wanted a modern, iconic, sexy beauty… It had to be Lara Stone.”

The shoot is really sexy and luxurious. Lara is featured on a bed of moss and ferns, surrounded by white doves. The fresh background helps to accentuate the brightness and vividness of Louis Vuitton’s Spring/Summer 2010 collection and beautiful accessories, including ‘metallic Monogram canvas, sun-bleached Monogram denim bags, furry foxtail charms, hardware-inspired jewelry and wooden clogs embellished with rustic tufts of fur’.

It was a wonderful shoot,” continues Marc Jacobs. “Doves were flying, the atmosphere was sexy and magical, and the result is a set of images that are desirable, colorful, whimsical and, of course, luxurious.”

This is a very strong campaign, reflecting the vibrant, optimistic mood of the Spring/Summer 2010 show,” agrees Antoine Arnault, Head of Communications for Vuitton. “We are delighted to continue our partnership with Steven Meisel, and to welcome Lara Stone as the voluptuous new embodiment of the Louis Vuitton woman.”

The Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer 2010 ad campaign will be published in February 2010 issues of glossies worldwide. Can’t wait to see the full set of pictures!

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Madonna is one of the most fashionable and stylish women in the world. And having her as the face of ad campaign is always a huge success.

No one would have probably even noticed those funny Louis Vuitton bunny ears or at least haven’t taken them so seriously if Madonna hadn’t worn them.

She collaborated with Louis Vuitton for two seasons and really gave the brand a new twist. But now it’s time to change as Madge can never do the same thing for a long time – she loves changes.

The new venture for the singer is Dolce&Gabbana Spring/Summer 2010 ad campaign. Yes, the Italian brand has invited Madonna to represent the brand! It’s not the accidental choice of course as the woman embodies both the strong sensuality of Dolce&Gabbana and shares an Italian heritage with the brand.

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Madonna is known as a fashion icon.

Her images are always changing. And you can hardly see her in the same clothes again.

She obviously likes everything concerning fashion but admmits the fact she had bad fashion choices too. For example, she said her style in the 80s was the worst ever. However, this wasn’t her fault.

She said:

My worst fashion moment was the purple lipstick, fluorescent-green sweater combo … It’s OK, it was the 80s. It was a bad-hairstyle era. Let’s face it.”

Madonna has always benn interested in reinventing her style and standing out of the crowd. It’s not so much that she works on. She just doesn’t like being the same all the time.

She told Rolling Stone magazine:

I think people put a lot of emphasis on the whole reinvention of my image, and it’s always been a lot less calculated than people think. I think it’s boring to stay the same. A girl likes to change her look.

Already at school Madonna was crazy about being special-looking.

At school I did a rendition of the Who’s ‘Baba O’Riley’ and I had my girlfriends paint my body with fluorescent hearts and flowers. I wore a pair of shorts and a midriff top, and I just went mad. … I’m sure everyone thought I was insane. That was the beginning of my provocative performances, I guess.”

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