Leona Lewis Turns Goddess by Vivienne Westwood

2007 X-Factor winner Leona Lewis has been given a treatment that every artist wants…to be given a goddess treatment. This time, Leona had it in the hand of fashion designer the godmother of punk, Dame Vivienne Westwood. The platinum-selling pop princess and with the scores of fashion designers chomping at the heels of the mega successful Leona Lewis, it must be hard choosing just one and but she did it, and what a choice it was.

Vivienne Westwood was chosen by Leona to design not only the outfits for her stunning new album artwork but also for her first single. Leona’s first single on her next album is Happy. Leona personally chose Vivienne. Her new album cover is chic, classy and sexy as she is not only incredibly beautiful but is styled to perfection. Her look with a mix of classically tailored Vivienne Westwood dresses and all in one boned leotards.

Westwood created a series of modern gowns for Leona just like in gold lamé and white satin for the release of Leona’s single and second album which is set to be next month. Each gown is made to measure in Westwood’s couture atelier in central London.

Leona Lewis new single will be release on November 9th, and the album, ‘Echo’, to be released on November 16th.

Alexander Mcqueen – Paris Fashion Show

“Eye-boggling amalgamations of prints taken from the carapaces of insects, from moths to praying mantises, blown up and unmoored and then shaped into mini-dresses with slight or molded torsos and abbreviated Infanta-like hips or Victorian shoulders.” (Financial Times)

October 6 was a date for famous designers and runway show was the talk of Paris Fashion Week. Designers showed off their new designs and wowed the crowed and giving them another jaw dropping fahion show. Alexander McQueen used a low white stage, they enhanced the feeling of the virtual by projecting the models and set into infinity on a background screen.

This famous Irish designer also pushed boundaries on clothing, particularly when it comes to the softness of the fabrics like chiffon look molded on the torso. He also showed a perfect combination of prints and jacquards making them like evoke oceans and species like moth were also being engineered for each garment.

McQueen also added glam on molded platform shoes looked surreal, like armadillos tipped on their snouts. He lamented that fashion has not changed ever since famous Dior’s New Look. His artictic designs has been guilty at times of not heeding his own advice.

The rest of the Paris shows were pretty conventional. And it was another successful show to both designers and fashionistas who surrounded and support every show.