The fashion world moves fast: the Spring Summer 2016 Haute Couture shows have just finished and it's already time for the Fall Winter 2016 Ready-To-Wear shows to start.

We don't want you to miss anything, therefore we selected 5 top moments from the Paris Couture Week you should have marked.

When Chanel displayed one of the most beautiful collections of recent years.

In my opinion, the photo below should have been on every website which reviewed the Chanel show, but I bet that none of you has seen it, as literally everyone preferred posting dozens of photos of Kendall Jenner, Gigi Hadid and Bella Hadid. Don't let me comment on that. Let's look at these three girls (Lia Pavlova, Victoria Kosenkova and Ella Sumrie): so fresh, so beautiful and classy, they just belong to Haute Couture.

Yasmin Wijnaldum walked for Prada as an exclusive in the previous Ready-To-Wear season: this says it all. I wasn't surprised of seeing her opening the Atelier Versace show, in the same way that I wasn't surprised to see Roos Abels walking just after her. Remember these names, because these two models, which aren't even 18 years old yet, are going to have a great future ahead of them.

Actually Leo was taken backstage at the start of the show, which he delayed, as he become excitable at the sight of some grass on the set.

Written by: MsD

The British top model stunned at the Zoolander No. 2 Premiere in London yesterday, 4th of February 2015.
Jourdan wore a Ralph & Russo dress, which belongs to the Spring 2016 couture collection, displayed in Paris only one week ago. The satin pumps with the baroque heel are a signature piece of the same brand.

Written by: MsD

To enjoy food is never an option in Italy, and thanks to social media we all know that even breakfast can become a big deal. 

Look good, taste better: an almost obvious combination that can never be missed in cooking; indeed great chefs always say that we eat twice, once with the eyes and then with our mouth: when a restaurant or a bar know how to master these two aspects, the success is guaranteed.

If I have to pick a place that is making a statement in that direction, that should be the Mon Petit Bistrot: this youthful spot, located in the historical center of Brescia (Pizza del Vescovato 1/b Brescia, Italy), has become a must for the citizens and an enviable source of inviting pictures for Instagram (If you know what I mean).
In Italia godersi il cibo non è mai un fattore secondario, e grazie ai social networks tutti noi abbiamo ormai appreso come anche una colazione possa diventare una faccenda seria.
Invitante agli occhi e delizioso all'assaggio: un’ovvia combinazione che non può mancare in cucina; non a caso anche i grandi chef affermano che si mangia due volte, prima con la vista e poi con il palato: quando un ristorante, un bar o un locale riescono a padroneggiare questi due aspetti, si può dire che il successo sia proprio dietro l’angolo.
Se dovessi nominare un locale che si sta costruendo una reputazione in questo senso, questi non potrebbe essere altro che il Mon Petit Bistrot: situato nel centro storico di Brescia (Pizza del Vescovato 1/b), questo frizzante e giovane locale è diventato un punto di riferimento per i cittadini e un’invidiabile fonte di appetitosi soggetti per Instagram (se capite cosa intendo).

Therefore it was just a matter of time before the #TEB crew decided to pay a visit to the owner, Marco Dodesini, a young entrepeneur who gifted the city with a unique glamorous place. 

As we walk in, it is imposssible not to be captivated by the refined yet moden furniture choice: white-painted wood and glass are the main theme of the interior design, that can be easily labelled as shabby chic (très chic). A smart move, since there is nothing like this in the entire city.
Era solo questione di tempo prima che la #TEB crew decidesse di far visita al proprietario, Marco Dodesini, un giovane imprenditore che ha regalato alla città una location unica e alla moda.
Appena entriamo, è impossibile non lasciarsi ammaliare dal gusto moderno e raffinato nell'arredamento degli interni: vetro e legno verniciato di bianco sono il leitmotiv di un design che può facilmente catalogarsi come shabby chic (très chic). Una mossa astuta visto che non esiste nulla di simile in città.

Quality raw materials, minimal manipulation and social media friendly presentation: I dare you to just sit and eat without feeling the urge to snap a memory of these dishes.
Ok, quindi location di gusto e accogliente…ma il cibo? 
Materie prime di qualità, minima manipolazione degli alimenti e presentazione accattivante orientata ai social media: vi sfido a sedervi semplicemente e mangiare, senza sentire il bisogno impellente di scattare un ricordo di questi piatti.

"You can feel the constant research of originality in the flavours /Si percepisce la ricerca costante di originalità nell'accostamento dei sapori. "
MsD

A fresh Italian cuisine with a twist and a polite waiting service: trust me, you will love this place!

Visit Mon Petit Bistrot Facebook page and let them tempt you with their Instagram feed.

And if you are a loyal customer, and you have Mon Petit Bistrot on speed dial, then you should definitely download the official app and book your table wherever you are!

Una cucina italiana fresca con qualche tocco creativo, un servizio cortese e ben curato: prendetemi in parola quando dico che amerete questo posto!

Visitate la pagina Facebook  del Mon Petit Bistrot e lasciatevi tentare dal loro profilo Instagram. 

E se siete clienti affezionati e avete il Mon Petit Bistrot tra i preferiti in rubrica, allora dovreste scaricare l’App ufficiale e prenotare il vostro tavolo ovunque voi siate!

Mon Petit Bistrot

Piazzetta vescovado 1/b

Brescia

(Italy)

Opening times: Tue-Sun from 8.00am to midnight

Written by: Stella & Claudia

Photography: Phranci

Seven days left to see our fashion hero once more: Derek Zoolander.

In a sequel to the 2001 self-iteled comedy, Zoolander will be back again to save popstars from all over the world. The man who probably invented the duck face, the most powerful face to get thousands of likes for a selfie, has retired, but now the world needs his help and especially the Global Fashion Division of Interpole.

So Derek, Hansel and the agent Montana Grosso are going to collaborate to foil the most dangerous plan of annihilation against popstars. And guess who is the so devilish mind? Mugatu, of course!

The film is set in Rome, produced and distributed by the Paramount and Ben Stiller is the main character: what an amazing combination!

We already know that Ben Stiller is a great comedian and he is very versatile too: he acted in many different cult movies, such as Night at the museum, The secret life of Walter Mitty and Zoolander. 

His partner in this story is the blonde Hansel, interpreted by another great, funny, charismatic and handsome actor, Owen Wilson.

The maleficent Mugatu is naturally played by the evil actor par excellence, Will Ferrell; moreover, there is a new entry in Zoolander’s cast this year: the sensual Penelope Cruz. The beautiful Spanish actress plays agent Grosso from the GFD, who used to be a swimwear model, but unfortunately she couldn’t reach the top because of her “bighearted” figure, which will turn useful during their mission!

Among the celebrities involved, real duck-face lovers like the selfie icons Kim K, her husband Kanye West, the not-that-teen-by-now idol Justin Bieber, Usher, Demi Lovato, Lenny Kravitz and so on. But if you want to know the terrible circumstances of their "deaths", you have to see the film, out on 12th February (11th February in Italy).

Zoolander & Cara Delevigne in Paris

This might not be the best movie you’ve ever seen in your entire life, or just in the last year, but movies are not always made for make you think, cry or change opinion about something and I’m pretty sure that Zoolander is not going to do that at all. After seeing this movie, you are not going to change your ideas about fashion, models, stylists or anything that deals with the fashion world, but at least, and I am definitely sure this time, you are going to have a good belly laugh about it.

The SAG Awards are the second key moment of this awards season, and style-wise a warm-up between the Globes and the Oscars. As the winners of the night rehearse their speeches for their big time at the Oscars, let's have a look at the best (and worst) fashion moments of the night:

STAR OF THE SHOW

Alicia Vikander (The Danish Girl/Ex-Machina) in Louis Vuitton

Bow down to the most beautiful Louis Vuitton dress I have ever seen on a red carpet: simple in the design and dazzling in the details. Swedish actress Alicia Vikander definitely looked like the star she will become. Best look of the night.

BREATH-TAKING

Viola Davis (How To Get Away With Murder) in Zac Posen_Brie Larson (Room) in Atelier Versace Couture

As I always say, "you can never go wrong with a Zac Posen's design" and Viola Devis is another proof of that: the color of the dress is amazing on her skin, the feminine shape on the gown enhanced her figure and that smile..well that was the cherry on top! Actress of the year Brie Larson got the couture treatment directly from Atelier Versace, as she wore a couture piece straight from the house's spring 2016 couture collection. The dress proved to have "red carpet" potential on the runway, and I am glad to see how beautiful it looks on Brie. My only side note has to be the shoes: WTF???

SISTERLY LOVE

Kate Mara in Valentino_Rooney Mara in Valentino

The Mara sisters had a Valentino moment on the red carpet. Kate Mara wore a piece from the spring summer 2016 collection, while Rooney Mara opted for a couture piece from the fall winter collection. Same designer, different interpretations: I have to say that Rooney looked regal (even if I wanted to see some major jewellery piece with that gown), while Kate definitely brought some sensuality to her dress. 

SHOCKING PINK

Emilia Clarke (Game Of Thrones) in Dior_Sofia Vergara (Modern Family) in Vera Wang

Only the brave. Emilia Clarke wore the second decent Dior design of this year awards season, while Sofia Vergara (as always) favored a mermaid-like dress: the designs were not original, but the color sealed the deal. 

THE MICHAEL'S ANGELS

Saoirse Ronan (Brooklyn) in Michael Kors_Queen Latifah (Bessie) in Michael Costello

Ok, let's forget the bad title-joke. But I have to admit that Michael Kors and Michael Costello gifted Saoirse Ronan and Queen Latifah with two beautiful elegant and timeless dresses. In both cases the styling was kept to the minimum, I could not agree more.

EYE-CATCHING TOPS

Sarah Paulson (ASH: Hotel) in Armani Privé couture_Kristen Wiig (The Martian) in Roland Mouret

Couture make over also for Sarah Paulson, who turned to Armani to find the perfect dress for the evening. Usually I am not a fan of her on the red carpet, but this time I love the injection of color. Kristen Wiig brought back my love for jumpsuits, wearing a modern number for Roland Mouret. I would wear it in a heart-beat.

YOUNG HOLLYWOOD

Maise Williams (Game Of Thrones) in Ermanno Scervino_Sophie Turner (Game Of Thrones) in Carolina Herrera

This time I am not really impressed by the fashion choices of the two British stars: they looked ready for prom rather than for the red carpet. Maisie Williams wore an Ermanno Scervino's dress, that in my opinion looked too heavy for her petit frame; Sophie Turner was lovely in Carolina Herrera, but she was not memorable. I am a "dress to impress" kind of person, so this is miss for me.

Ariel Winter (Modern Family) in Romona Keveza_Kiernan Shipka (Mad Men) in Erdem_Sarah Hyland (Modern Family) in J Mendel

Keeping up with the young hollywood section we have Ariel Winter in a bombshell attire by Romona Keveza, Kiernan Shipka in a youthful and elegant Erdem design, and Sarah Hyland in a blue J Mendel. Kiernan looked the best, as it was easy to find some flaws in both Ariel and Sarah's styling choises: Ariel's frosty rose lipstick and Sarah's poor hair style were definitely a total let down. 

SPARKLING COUTURE

Julianne Moore in Givenchy Couture_Nicole Kidman in Gucci

This is a hard one: two Hollywood royalties wearing the designs from two major fashion houses...and the result is not that good. Julianne Moore's lime green Givenchy dress was doing nothing for her body; however the color was beautiful on her. As for Nicole Kidman...well, that Gucci number was simply not made for her. Let's start by saying that this is a tricky dress: I could see a younger celebrity rocking it and I can imagine a model wearing it for an editorial, but in my opinion this gown has no red carpet potential, and Nicole dear, that styling is not helping either.

CLASSIC ALLURE

Anna Faris (Mom) in Naeem Khan_Rachel McAdams (Spotlight) in Elie Saab_Marisa Tomei (Empire) in Zuhair Murad couture

I see 3 beautiful dresses that needed a bit more of drama in the styling.
A red pout for Anna Faris and that gorgeous red Naeem Khan gown; a sleek hairstyle and a darker eyeshadow to upgrade Rachel McAdams in Elie Saab. Marisa Tomei disappointed me in the shoe-department and she definitely needed to pay more attention to her hairstyle, if she wanted to match that lovely teal Zuhair Murad.

NOT CONVINCING

Priyanka Chopra (Quantico) in Monique Lhuillier_Laverne Cox (Orange is the New Black) in Prabal Gurung_Eva Longoria (Telenovela) in Julien MacDonald

What do we have here? A bridal gown, a terrible pose and a hot mess. Wow, three beautiful ladies that did not manage to stand out in the crowd: Priyanka Chopra's Monique Lhuillier was a camouflage bridal gown; Laverne Cox was actually wearing a nice Prabal Gurung, but she killed off all the magic with that questionable pose; Eva Longoria  basically wore a dress that was meant for a taller person, and despite the fitting it is still very clear. BTW that hair style is a NO.

TOO MUCH FABRIC

Christina Hendricks (Mad Men) in Christian Siriano_Sola Bamis (Mad Men) in Lola Wusu

Usually I appreciate a bit of drama on the red carpet, but not in this case. One of the basic rules in fashion is to make sure that your client looks smoking hot in your design, and I dare you all to say that Christian Siriano or Lola Wusu accomplished that request. Sola Bamis should fire her stylist, while Christina Hendricks could have upgraded her dress with a pair of scissors: that piece of fabric on the shoulder was pointless. Chop it off next time! 

SKIN SKIN SKIN

Susan Sarandon in Max Mara_Eva Amurri in Gabriela Cadena_Kaley Cuoco (The Big Bang Theory) in Romona Keveza

Where should I begin? Susan Sarandon should have worn a white corset under that Max Mara tuxedo, and those pants needed to reach the floor. I do not have much to say about the Gabriela Cadena dress that Eva Amurri wore, if not "burn it". Kaley Cuoco dress could have been a good choice for the Grammys, but that sheer panel that does not match her skin-tone is a let down. Next.

Written by: Stella