You must be prequalified and very serious about buying the property since the real estate office will be only showing to those who have the funds to purchase the property. TMZ also reported that on Thursday a major celevrity already showed interest in the property and it was said that they were going to look at the property on Thursday.

Home was built in 2002 and is located in the Holoby Hills district in Los Angeles.
The realtor is Mauricio Umansky, he is main guy at The Agency in Beverly Hills. Contact Mauricio if you have a preapproval and if you’d like to see the property.

White Women, Sleepless Nights, Big Nudes is giant exhibition that includes over 200 of his prints and is currently traveling the U.S. The show opened last week in Houston, but if you can’t make it to see in person, you should at least check out the exhibition catalog, which has contributions from the likes of Karl Lagerfeld and Anna Wintour.

Newton, who died in 2004, survived Nazi Germany and went on to become one of the most eminent photographers of all time. His work is known for its sensual, if not outright titillating character. Newton expanded traditional notions of feminine beauty in his own way. To be precise, most of the women he photographed were traditionally beautiful, but in his images they were allowed to play out roles and fantasies that were somewhat transgressive.

The scent, which is now sold by Lubin, was originally designed for the queen by the royal perfume maker‚Jean-Louis Fargeon. She is said to have worn it always, and carried a small vial of it with he right up until her beheading. It’s available

Laptop cases

Why have a plain black laptop case when you can have something more exciting and fashionable like a funky, retro style, vibrantly colored case instead? So if you are heading to your local coffee shop during your lunch break to order a sandwich and enjoy a latte, while you use the free WIFI connection to have a game of Foxy Bingo or e-mail some clients, you are sure to look great carrying a stylish and colorful laptop case. In addition, the foam cases are very comfortable and soft, making them perfect for slipping under your arm.

Cupcake shaped earphones

When you are sitting on the metro or the bus on your way to work, the last thing you want to do is wear a huge pair of earphones which ruin your hair, so instead, why not wear a cute pair of girly earphones? Many shops sell fun shaped earphones, from mini cupcake designs to rose buds. Not only are they small and delicate, but they make a great accessory which you could even try co-ordinating with your earrings.

Roll out pump shoes

Sometimes it isn’t practical to wear heels when you are commuting to work; you may have walk a fair distance from the station to your office, or you might have to run to make your train connection. If this sounds like you, then what you need are roll out pump shoes. These fashionable shoes are comfy and flat, perfect for walking to work in, and when you arrive at your office, simply slip them off, roll them up into a compact ball and change into your heels.

Take, for example, this dollhouse version of the Palace of Versailles. It’s absolutely stunning, and much easier to take in than the original. All the details of the palace, including the carved golden chandelier, has been rendered in exquisitely minute detail. Plus, at around $30,000, it’s a lot less expensive than investing in the real thing.

Other designs include classic English Gothic manor homes, Georgian shops, and of course, custom work. These are the kind of dollhouses you’ll love even if you were never a Barbie girl. Or boy.

The Beckerman sisters, on the other hand, are a totally different breed. They’re bloggers, which is a legitimate job, as far as I’m concerned (duh). More precisely, they’re fashion bloggers that have all actually been to design school. Which separates them from a lot of teenage fashion bloggers who just happen to be able to afford expensive clothes and the tiny bodies that clothes look good on.

The Beckerman blog, called The Beckerman Bite Plate, is an often updated chronicle of their adventures in fashion. They’re clothes walk a fine line between outrageous and wearable, and each of the three has an interesting stylistic perspective. They’re all blonde and pretty, but they’re not all stick thin. I mean, one of these girls might be like a size 8 or something reasonable like that. As far as fashion role models go, they’re definitely moving to the top of my list.

The iPad is the hottest technological gadget since…well, since the iPhone. Apple does seem to have the market cornered on hot new devices. Anyways, these new hot commodities have spawned a frowing market for cases to carry them that range from the purely practical to the outrageously opulent. This sequined case by Dolce & Gabbana is of the latter variety.

This case is pretty and sparkly, and even a little practical, but frankly, I think it’s a little much. The leather is durable and practical, and the front pouch is a really great organizational feature. The sequins, however, make it seem a bit unreasonable for daily use. The iPad, after all, is the kind of thing that you want to take everywhere, and this is more of an evening wear style case. Plus, those dangly stars have got to go. Ick.

I’ve always thought that high end designers must be really irritated about street side vendor hawking bags with their logos plagarized. It’s seems common sense to think that this kind of fakery would be a problem. But recent research shows that counterfeit bags actually boost high end sales.

For one thing, counterfeit bags function as free advertising for designer goods. I never really thought about fashion houses like Chanel and Gucci as needing free advertising, but now that I think about it the fact that every other person in a major city is carrying a bag with a recognizable logo (real or fake) must be a booster. Counterfeiting is one of the reasons, actually, that these logos are so recognizable.

Other research suggests that counterfeit bags act as sort of a gateway to designer purchases. So, then, fake Louis Vuitton is to real Louis Vuitton what marijuana is to cocaine? Interesting. Still, if you’re in the market for a fake, there’s more to consider than the impact on the label.

Most high end lines manufacture their bags responsibly, using ethically-source materials and humane labor practices. This is, of course, not true across the board, but for the most part, the more status a line has, the more accountable it is to its fans. Street vendors, since they operate illegally, are beholden to no one, and I have read exposes of the terrible conditions in which this products are produced.

Sarah Jessica Parker is a woman who wears many, many hats. Wife, mother, actress, fashion plate, and designer. Except that she’s just removed one of those hats, and no one seems to know why. She took on the job as President of Halston Heritage in 2009. Bonnie Takhar, who was in charge of training her, left after less than a year. SJP admitted at the time that she didn’t really know how to do the job, but as a person who follows fashion, I’d say she did just fine.

Heritage is Halston’s lower-priced diffusion line, and since SJP took over it has enjoyed a lot of success. She totally didn’t exploit her celebrity for the line, like everyone expected her to, and instead relied on her intuitive design savvy. Which is why everyone is a little surprised that she will no longer be working with the company. The other mystery is that neither SJP nor Halston has actually made a statement about what happened.

Marshall Blostein, owner of Audio Fidelity, does not want classic rock to disappear. He formed the company in the 70′s in order to preserve America’s best music for all of time. The company reissues classic albums. And now they reissue them in nothing less than 24 karat gold.

This isn’t just for looks. Not only are these CDs actually playable, but they’re supposed to ensure higher listening quality. Something about the gold coating versus traditional digital materials makes them sound better. They’re also meant to last longer than traditional CDs.

Audio Fidelity is putting out all the hitmakers, including Bad Company, The Rolling Stones, and Carly Simon. Each CD will be individually numbered and sold in high end retail outlets.