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Rihanna is Fighting to Trademark Her Own Name — The Fashion Law
Rihanna, whose real name is Robyn Rihanna Fenty, is in the midst of a battle with DC Comics to trademark her first name. Turns out, in June 2014, the superstar singer, by way of Roraj Trade LLC (the company that holds the rights to her intellectual property) filed to federally register the term "Robyn" in the class of goods/services in connection with “providing on-line non-downloadable general feature magazines." So, it appears Rihanna wants to use her real name in association with an online magazine venture. Enter: DC Comics, the American comic book giant, which has been responsible for publishing Batman since the 1930's and which has held a trademark registration for "Robin" (Batman's sidekick) for action figures and for comic books for years now. This seems like a bit of a stretch for DC Comics to win this one, as I'm not sure that the average consumer, if he saw an online magazine named "Robyn," would think there is a connection or association with Batman and DC Comics.
Body Shape: Types of Body Shapes, Dress for Body Shape, What Is My Body Shape? & More - Channel4 - 4Beauty
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How to Dress Yourself and Look Good (for Girls) | wikiHow
Edited by Julia Maureen, Travis Derouin, Lois Wade, Sondra C and 27 others Do you have trouble getting dressed in the morning or are you unsure of how to wear that new trendy skirt you've just gotten? Have you always wondered what colors would look amazing on you? Being well-dressed influences other people to see you as competent, capable, and smart, as well as helping you feel more confident about yourself. Ad Steps 1Shop for the right clothes to make you look good. 7Remember confidence. Tips Try not to wear the same color all of the time.
Filipino Designers: Ezra Santos at Fashion Forward Dubai 2015
Filipino Designers: Ezra Santos at Fashion Forward Dubai 2015 (Illustrado) Fashion Forward Dubai 10th April 2015 Leading international Filipino couture designer Ezra Santos wows the Dubai fashion crowd with another beautiful homage to the Philippines – re-imagining the elegance of 1930s Manila. Filipino Designers: Ezra Santos at Fashion Forward Dubai 2015
Dress Me Now - Body Shapes
[ Member of the BannerWomen Network ] No matter what image you choose to present, if you're not dressing for your body shape, you are missing your mark. We're positive that no matter how you see yourself -- trendy, corporate or casual -- your ultimate goal is to look "together". Once you determine your body shape, you can easily answer the wardrobe questions that have plagued you for a long time. Authors of Dress Me Now, Janet Behmer and Shirley Pierce say they have both been around long enough to know that there are hundreds of body types. • Wide on the Bottom - Venus de Milo • Wide on the Top - Cleopatra • Hourglass - Eve • Slender - Diana • Wide from Top to Bottom - Catherine The Great Select your shape to discover what you should and shouldn't be wearing. Home | Dress Sense | Shopper | Inner Beauty | Smile Lines | News | Book © 2006 Higher Ground Media.
A Caitlyn Jenner Halloween costume is coming
Halloween is a controversial holiday that invites some divisive dress-ups. Many seize the opportunity to shock, see outfits like a Boston Marathon victim, a “psycho” mental health patient or a paedophile as examples of "characters" that people like to play while they’re trick or treating. This year, one of the biggest Halloween retailers in the US, Spirit Halloween, has confirmed the company will be selling Caitlyn Jenner costumes at its pop-up shops this year. Spirit Halloween is defending the move by saying that the costume is pro-Caitlyn. “Caitlyn Jenner has proven to be the most important real-life superhero of the year, and Spirit Halloween is proud to carry the costume that celebrates her,” Spirit Halloween PR and marketing head, Trisha Lombardo told Daily News. However, news that the image of the most visible transgender celebrity in the world is being made into a mass produced joke costume for a traditionally grim and gory holiday has led to criticism.
How to Dress Better (for Women)
While there are no hard-and-fast rules of fashion (after all, Gisele Bündchen is the supposed ideal), most style authorities agree on a few basic principles. These hold true, no matter how cheap and tacky your clothes are. In other words, these are the five commandments of the fashion Bible: Always look neat and clean. Make sure your clothes fit. Don't overdo trends. Keep ultra-bright colors away from the face. Ignore lame cliches. Always Look Neat and Clean This just makes sense. Make Sure Your Clothes Fit It's known as the "quadruple breast" syndrome, and we hear it's highly contagious. Don't Overdo Trends Let's say leopard print is "in." Keep Ultra-Bright Colors Away From the Face No matter what your skin tone, you won't look good (trust us) in a neon green sweater. Ignore Lame Cliches Chances are, you've heard them all: "Don't wear white after Labor Day." Now we're going to directly contradict ourselves: Even though we just told you to avoid cliches, some fashion mistakes are always wrong.
