Lady Gaga Day revealed the eight wax figures

The wait is over. The Lady Gaga Day has finally arrived, and with him the photos of the eight wax sculptures created in the image of pop stars, immortalized in a series of statues at the behest of Madame Tussauds Museum and its offices in different cities around the world.

On December 9, 2010 were finally revealed the eight statues depicting the Germanotta in eight of his most famous and extravagant outfits, each worth about two hundred and ten thousand euro. New York, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, London, Berlin, Amsterdam, Hong Kong and Shanghai now have their wax Lady Gaga to admire and preserve for posterity.

As one of the largest and most unique talent in the world, Lady Gaga is the perfect subject for the launch of the collection of Madame Tussauds. All the styles that are classic work have been done "Gaga", and are sure that his fans will be thrilled.

Here's how it was justified the decision to dedicate the blonde singer, a collection of twenty-four sculptures of wax, perfect in detail and incredibly similar. By Lady Gaga with the hat-shaped phone, which provides up to put a bow made of hair and a black body Sgambati, which also allows a glimpse of some imperfections in the sides, all to make the work absolutely realistic.

It is then the turn of the majestic white wig style and Marie Antoinette of France, to the other large cap always made with long blond hair. Style icon now certified, Stefani has finally conquered its place in a museum, and the palm of most provocative celebrity of 2010 .

Here we see Amy Winehouse with her own collection

London. Amy Winehouse noodle scandal was in the fashion industry has always been seen as a style icon. So it is not surprising that she worked with her favorite label 'Fred Perry' for a new collection. Six months ago it was announced that the singer with the fashion company designs a few things.

Just last week came out that it was one of mystery shooting in London. In this case, the 27-year-old posed in the "freshen" Style and looked stunning. The collection was inspired by the '50s and consists of 17 parts. Among other things, there are gray pencil skirts, black bowling shirts and pink-colored polo shirts. A piece of clothing you can buy affordable for 55 pounds (about 100 €) in the Fred Perry stores.


In an interview with the fashion magazine Harper's Bazaar 'revealed Amy, that of Fred Perry very greatly appreciated and said: "I knew exactly what I wanted and I love Fred Perry so I felt honored that she said 'Will you come and design a collection? " I, like, me? ".
That it was for the company a fashion icon, the singer surprised, then as. Winehouse felt more and more "old fashioned" and also said she would always dress in black, "like an old Jewish man." Um, but they are in the pictures from a really good picture!

Scott Disick, style icon, says American style is “childish”

I had the chance to read Scott Disick’s Men’s Fitness interview. He’s on the cover in a t-shirt, thankfully, and never bares his chicken chest inside. The story is thin and superficial, just like Scott, and contains his deep as a puddle explanations for why he’s always dressed up like a real life stock character version of Richie Rich. It’s all about Scott being more “mature” than the rest of us peons who want to feel comfortable and occasionally wear our workout gear outside the gym. You can picture him sneering while he says this.

His personal style is as classic as the vintage Jaguar he drives around the streets of Manhattan. “I dress more mature than most,” he says, unapologetically. In fact, he seems unnerved by young America’s sartorial nonchalance and love of casual clothing (”it looks rather un-put together and childish.”) Disick strives for a more “elegant” (yes, his word), confidence boosting appearance. And much to the chagrin of a lot of his haters, he achieves it.
“There’s not much to say about a guy who walks into a room wearing a brand-new T-Shirt,” he says, “but there’s definitely something to compliment about a guy who walks in with a beautiful collared shirt with French cuffs and a perfectly tailored sports coat.”

[From Men's Fitness, print edition, May, 2011]
Like the Kardashians, who will market just about anything they can slap their name on, Scott is about to become a whole lot more ubiquitous. He’s putting out a line of skin care products, a fashion line, his own brand of hair product, a line of supplements and his “own tanning product called Monte Carlo.” Kourtney must be sick of paying for Scott’s cars and his tailored Tom Ford suits. That QuickTrim money only goes so far. I’m surprised he doesn’t have a cologne out. He could call it Spring’s Twilight.
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