Showing posts with label entertainment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label entertainment. Show all posts

Sunday, December 14, 2014

Skirting around: five ways to do it this winter

 

Wrap, sheer, mini, split or midi: the only ways to wear this winter’s style essential

Take your pick: the carpet mini, the sheer (Photo: Catwalking.com), the wrap, the split or the midaxi

1. Carpet mini

When shopping for a mini skirt this season, how it feels is just as important as how it looks. Whether it’s an embroidered tapestry number or a shaggy mohair mini, touchable tactile textures make the most of very little fabric. This cosy-looking option from Sportmax Code wins extra points for its on-trend Sixties A-line shape — and for looking great with tights. (£115; Max Mara, 19-21 Old Bond Street, W1)

2. Sheer

Sure, it may not be the obvious trend for winter — mainly because it must be worn with bare legs — but the sheer skirt is one of the season’s biggest catwalk heroes. Topshop’s high-end Unique collection for one championed a host of barely-there styles, from delicate lace slips to intricately embroidered tulle. If you’re going to brave it, be sure to pile on the layers. A long-line knit, thick socks and stomping ankle boots are just for starters. (From a selection from £155, topshop.com)

 

3. Wrap

If you thought there could be no substitute for a pencil skirt in your working wardrobe, then you’re yet to discover the virtues of a wrap skirt. The style that dominated spring in micro-mini proportions has taken on longer, more office-friendly lengths this winter, making it likely to become one of the most worn items you buy this season. This simple belted version from Zara’s Studio line is a perfect example of its demure yet directional capabilities. (£39.99, zara.com)

4. Split

Split skirts and eveningwear are natural bedfellows. But a thigh high isn’t for everyone. Instead opt for modest multiple splits when cocktail hour comes calling, such as this jazzy cranberry-hued sequin number from ASOS’s Christmas collection. Team with a sloppy jumper for a Saturday night at the pub or slip on the matching top to be the best dressed at the office party. (£75,asos.com)

5. Midaxi

Longer than a midi but shorter than a maxi, the midaxi (see what we did there?) wins the season’s most interesting hemline award. Intrigued? Head to COS to take your pick from a host of minimalist, elongated styles or snap up this pocket-pleasing rib-knit option from Warehouse sharpish. A word of warning though: the tricky length renders flats near impossible to pull off. Team with chunky heeled boots for a far more flattering result. (£38, warehouse.co.uk)

 

Friday, August 24, 2012

Director Cha Euntaek expressed his thoughts about Eunjung's removal from 'Five Fingers'


Following the producer of 'The Thousandth Man' and the Korean Entertainment Management Association, here comes personality who expressed his thoughts about Eunjung's removal from 'Five Fingers'.

It's Director Cha Euntaek who expressed, " Eunjung has left her drama...in a very short period of time, really so much has happened...I know she even bought a piano and practiced for a very long time...I hope she doesn't suffer anymore more pain now...".

Among anyone, Director Cha Euntaek would be the one of those who knows more about T-ara as he has directed their Music Videos before, there's 'Roly Poly' 'Cry Cry', 'Lovey Dovey', 'Day by Day' and the upcoming sequel for 'Day by Day' which is their 'Sexy Love' MV.

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Director Cha Euntaek
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Source : t-araworld[dot]net

Thursday, August 23, 2012

Korean Entertainment Management Association expresses its stand on Eunjung's removal from 'Five Fingers'


The Korean Entertainment Management Association (KEMA) expressed their position regarding the unilateral notice of termination from the drama production company which was received by T-ara's Eunjung a few days ago.

KEMA published released their article titled "Opinion on the Unreasonable Unilateral Breach of TV Drama Contract" on the 23rd of August.

Through the said article, the association stated, for the success of Five Fingers, Eunjung had given up other activities, including overseas activities, showing their sincerity to fully participate in the drama production, but the production team of "Five Fingers" on the 21st, requested with no legitimate reason, that Eunjung leave the drama on her own accord, mentioning that if she did not comply with the request, they would put pressure on Eunjung and her agency.

Eunjung's side did not understand this, and requested for a reason for withdrawal, but the production team only referred to the modification clause of the contract stating that the situation was not in the best interests of the drama production.

KEMA also stated " If it is necessary to change the cast during drama production, it should be be discussed with the actor with mutual understanding as the goal, but the production team and SBS on the 22nd did not relate any information to Eunjung about her withdrawal, but announced her termination through the media. Through various evidence and proof, this association has verified and is shocked by this oppressive act of the production team".

KEMA said " This association works to improve the practices of drama production and to develop a healthy industry by eradicating old practices. Therefore, from a few years ago, starting with the problems of unpaid acting fees, this association has worked to improve such unreasonable contracts and practices.  Such efforts can been seen in the 'Drama Production Standard Acting Contract' project developed along with the Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism".

They concluded it by stating " We will advocate for Ham Eunjung's rights to restore her reputation as she has been unreasonably harmed as described above. To ensure that all relevant parties in this incident will not be harmed, we anticipate the drama production team's reasonable solution".

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Source : t-araworld[dot]net

Monday, July 16, 2012

It's T-ara vs. Sistar on 'Entertainment Weekly' (English Subbed)










The girls who are battling it out on the music charts are on this week's 'Entertainment Weekly'!.



Dancing to each other's song and showing off their charms, check out
T-ara and
Sistar's cuts below.






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Source : t-araworld[dot]net