It's gonna be a white Christmas!

Just a week away from Christmas you might need some help with your X-mas shopping, so let’s give you a hand! We made X-mas wishlists in different color-themes. They are all christmassy, winter themes… We went green, red and white, and to end our shoppings in ‘winter’ style, today’s color is ‘white’ like the snowflakes.

White and off-white in winter always has this cosy feel to it. But we wanted to ad a little edge, and added a hint of rockchick attitude.  And as we still believe in fairytales, this is how our 2010 Snowwhite would dress like. Very stylish!

For this Soft & Rock Snowwhite look we shopped at Topshop, Net-a-Porter and Pixiemarket.

Fatal Interview

Show #8 – December 17, 2009

Direct link to show mp3:  http://m.podshow.com/media/21822/episodes/203934/interviewfatal-203934-12-17-2009.mp3

It’s been a wonderfully chaotic past month for Tony, full of music, reawakening, rediscovery, love, muses, and ye olde small heartbreak.  Here’s a slightly impressionistic, musical, stream-of-consciousness pastiche of a show documenting this unexpected month.  Lots of (new and old) music in this one, folks!

“BLESSING” – a brand-new TP song

“The Possibilites of Autumn Girls”

“DANCING ALONG THE EDGE” – a TP song from 1991

“Creative Life Support”

“INSTANT SMILE” – by Crome Yellow, TP’s old band, 1989

“I WANT TO EXPLORE YOU” – a TP song from 1992

“Collaboration”

“CATCHING SOMETHING” – by Crome Yellow, TP’s old band, 1990

“THEIR PRETTY FACES DECORATE THIS ROOM” – a new “lyrical discussion”

“On Muses”

“Post-Storyhill Concert #1” – a new stream-of-consciousness thing, set to the Rubacuori (TP’s instrumental alter-ego) song, “Your Vocal Response”, music from 2002

“Of Sound, Moment and Destination”

“Post-Storyhill Concert #2” – a new stream-of-consciousness thing, set to the Rubacuori (TP’s instrumental alter-ego) song, “Poisoned Foam”, music from 2003

“LET IT BE” – by Crome Yellow, TP’s old band, 1992

www.fatalinterview.com * www.tonypucci.com * www.songsforjenny.com

I have spent the past 48-65 hours in a trancelike state of existence in multiple locations, mimicking early 1970’s video effects where identical images cross over and break off into transparencies of one another, becoming motion-picture homages to Warhol’s pop-art imagery in different monochromatic tonalities.

First things first.

I was politely and privately chastised by a good friend with genius intentions with regard to some of the statements I made on the MuchMusic interview we shot the other day. It seemed to him that perhaps I was trivializing or making light of the idea of stalking/being stalked, so I wanted to set the record straight. I certainly don’t think that being actually followed by someone who is genuinely disillusioned with regard to the nature of the relationship with the object of their desire is a “cool” or “sexy” thing. I have certainly, as I said in the interview, encountered a few individuals who have made their intentions/presence constant, scary and the furthest thing from sexy. So while I make no apologies for the content in the interview or the music, I want to also assure that I am not attempting to take a dangerous concept and make it cool. Whatever that means.

Art’s purpose is to make the audience feel something. So whether that is a “positive” response, or like much of the “negative” feedback I have received with regard to lyrical content, iconography or recurrent themes in some of my work (and anticipate much more with the coming projects), I am satisfied to provoke responses that engage, whether it brings hate mail or love notes.

Back to life, back to (un)reality. I attended the opening of the second coming of Dennis’ House Of Vintage Thursday, which ended up being a well-soundtracked, cocktail-fueled conference for the fashionable and fashionably disillusioned. Set in an open, well-lit storefront on West Queen West (the late-blooming, visibly pierced second cousin to the now completely gentrified Queen West), The House Of Vintage moved from its original location at Queen W & Portland two years ago and has only this month been reborn – a brilliant move on their part, as its absence only encouraged demand by a ravenous fanbase (including the Hollywood set – Misha Barton and her ilk have been frequent flyers). DHOV selects pretty much ONLY beautiful, high end vintage pieces that will blend well with the beautiful, high end clientele that play pretty paperdolls in revamped make-believe 1960’s Yorkville.

TORONTO LIFE has Best-Of’d DHOV about ten zillion times, with quotes like “Channel your inner femme fatale with Chloé, Dior and Pucci goodies from the 1950s to ’80s. For ’50s glam, go with a dark blue lace and silk cocktail dress ($200). Or give the ’70s a go with geometric Lanvin shirt-dresses, starting at $150. The options for men are equally dream making: finds include blazers from the ’70s and ’80s ($50–$80) and old Adidas track jackets ($50). Halston and YSL shoes ($70–$150) are big for fall.” Dennis has styled me for several events, notable favorites have been a 1960’s paisley minidress I wore for a segment on the CBC, the incredible high-waisted Chanel sailor trousers I wore to the Nelstar launch this summer, and my future jetset YSL pantsuit.

(“It will be mine, oh yes… it will be mine.”)

1239 Queen West, hit it and plan to physically fight me for the postfuturistic yet achingly 60’s Ferragamo handbag.

(Which is likely gone as on-hold’s flew off shelves and racks as dedicated followers of fashion scooped fierce finds from far off lands. Holy Alliteration, Nation.)

Pretty much VINTAGE anything & everything… today, my thoughts are with Vintage Ads and Photos in Vintage magazines… if I remember correctly this magazine was from about 1969…

-love the layout of this Ford Mustag ad… & the red trench coat! ‘not about to be impressed by your fancy helicopter, when i’ve got the perfect Ford Mustang’-

-part of a fashion story about california teen fashion… they photographed students from major california high schools, in action… I just love this look she’s rockin’-

-this was a story on building and decorating a pre-fab house… it’s so tacky, it’s FABULOUS… pre-fab houses surely don’t look like this now-a-days-

-okay… if I hadn’t already cut all my hair off… this is the haircut I would get… AMAZING… Erin, this one’s for you!-

-this is a Montgomery Ward ad… speaking of the simplification of fashion & outfits… all you need to wear is a lacy body-suit & your coat with a string of pearls… wildly obsurd! maybe i should try it…-

-and then we have the surf mobile of a lifetime in candy corn colors!-

-finally, i saved my one true LOVE for last… another high school fashion foto… SERIOUSLY, all i want for christmas is some PUCCI tights… who needs shoes when you have Pucci tights!!!-

Il y a quelques temps je vous parlais du Fashion Studio sur le site d’H&M, il vous permettait de créer des looks sur des mannequins virtuels.

D’autres sites se mettent à cette tendance dont ce nouveau magazine de mode en ligne, Mode Actually, qui dispose d’un onglet “Fashion Simulateur”. Kézako me direz-vous? Ce simulateur vous permet de composer des tenues ultra fashion et glamour avant de finaliser votre achat en boutique. Le site a fait des choix d’exception avec des marques comme Elie Saab, Pucci, Gucci etc… Votre mannequin virtuel peut donc arborer des tenues de défilés mais aussi des pièces classiques vendues par les partenaires du site. Partenariats prestigieux avec des enseignes comme Colette ou encore Montaigne Market.  Si vous vous sentez l’âme d’une prescriptrice de la mode, vous avez la possibilité de vous créer un profil pour partager vos looks, plutôt sympa!

Rien est à vendre en direct sur le site, il vous permet juste de faire des essais de toutes les tenues dont vous pouvez rêver et après craquer en boutique si vous en avez envie (ou plutôt le budget pour!).

Cette idée est née de l’imagination de 3 frères et soeurs : William, Chloé et Jennifer! Jennifer vous propose d’être votre “Personnal Stylist” via Twitter (so trendy) et si votre requête est pertinente, vous pourrez même apparaitre dans le magazine

Source

Page d'accueil du simulateur Mode Actually

Création d'un look : Robe et Chaussures Barbara Bui, Bracelet Marni

Autre idée de look plus Rock - Legging en cuir The Kooples, T-shirt et Veste DSquared, Bottes Tory Burch et Sac Barbara Bui

So I went shopping in Raleigh earlier this week at the North Hills Mall and was very pleasantly surprised by the amount of quality boutiques in this shopping center!  I actually grew up in Raleigh, but since I’ve moved away this mall was torn down and then rebuilt as an outdoor shopping center, so this was the first time I had been back since they completed it.  Think of it as a mix between Lumina Station & Mayfair.  Anway, if you are planning on doing some shopping in Raleigh, I would definately recomend checking these places out at North Hills:

Vermillion                                                                                                                                                       http://www.vermillionstyle.com/                                                                                                                                                                     This store would be comparable to Beanie + Cecil.  They carry 3.1 Phillip Lim, Loeffler Randall, Lela Rose, Pucci, Balenciaga, and many more.  Very Classy Stuff.

Scout & Molly’s                                                                                                                                                   http://www.scoutandmollys.com/                                                                                                                                                                    This store is quite big and they definately have something for everyone, including a seperate shoe room.  They carry a wide range of brands like Tibi, Nanette Lepore, BCBG, Trina Turk, Alice & Trixie….They also have an impressive collection of Joes Jeans & AG Denim. 

Gena Chandler                                                                                                                            http://www.northhillsraleigh.com/index.phpview=interior&page=viewstore&storeID=84                                                  Their actual website is under construction, but you can find info about them from the North Hills link above.  This was my favorite store!  I knew I would want everything inside when I saw a sparkling Gryphon skirt on a mannequin through the window, and I was right!  They have an AWESOME selection of brands and styles.  Velentino Red, Juicy Couture, Diane von Furstenburg, Alice + Olivia, Haute Hippie to name just a few.  They also have a massive denim wall full of J.Brand, True Religion, and many more brands of jeans.  I scored a custom Chanel Tee that they have printed in LA and I love, love, love it. 

It is so soft and the deep-V and fit make it surprisingly sexy.  It also comes in gray and black.  Get yours for $85, they sell out quick!

There is also a Uniquities and a Monkees in the shopping center, so if you haven’t found anything at the first 3 spots (which is pretty much impossible), you are bound to find something here.  We are definatly spoiled by the Monkees down here in Wilmington, though.  It is much bigger and has more selection.

I also wanted to let everyone know about a few exciting events happening in Wilmington this weekend!

Saturday, November 21st

Bargain Box Fashion Show – This Event is SOLD OUT!  More details and pics to come….

Sunday, November 22 7-9pm

Banana Republic is hosting its 5th Annual Holiday Charity Fashion Show at their store in Mayfair, which benefits  The Leukema and Lymphoma Society.  There will be food from The Melting Pot, free wine, and a 25% discount on anything bought after the show!  There will also be some awesome raffle prizes donated by local businesses.  I will actualy be participating as a model in this show, so come laugh at me!  Tickets are $10 now, $15 at the door.  Stop by the store and get yours!

Also starting this weekend you can save 25% off you purchase at Beanie + Cecil, just by doanting 3 canned goods!  This cause is to benefit the Food Bank of Eastern and Central North Carolina.  This awesome chance to give and get back will continue through Sunday November 30th!

Hope to see you all out and about this weekend!

Obcecada (???) e não , não to fazendo trabalho de faculdade sobre a Pucci . manda tudo pra cá também , essas marcas italianas me deixam de cabelo em pé.

Emilio Pucci, Marchese di Barsento (November 20, 1914 – 29 November 1992) was a Florentine Italian fashion designer and politician. He and his eponymous company are synonymous with geometric prints in a kaleidoscope of colours.

caleidoscopio de cores

e olha esse sapato BELISSIMO …. eu preciso desse caleidoscopio de cores na minha vida inteira. ai que alegria!

Missoni também te amamos!

POLLYANNA COWGIRL RECORDS PODCAST

SHOW #52

November 18, 2009

Direct Link to Mp3:

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Song 01: DIRTY ON PURPOSE – “Your Summer Dress” 

Song 02: PREFONTAINE – “Stupid Beneath Myself” 

Song 03: RUSSELL KILBEY – “Tara” 

Song 04: DEASTRO – “The Shaded Forests” 

Song 05: PAPERCUTS – “Future Primitive” 

Song 06: MARCHING BAND – “For Your Love” 

Song 07: THE LIFE THERE IS – “Garrie” 

Song 08: PLUS MINUS – “Unsung” 

Song 09: TRACY REDHEAD – “Where It Fits” 

Song 10: AFTER TOUCH – “Mr. Sunshine” 

Song 11: TECHNOIR – “Manifseto” 

Song 12: PRETTY POP feat. FRAU – “Seaside Solution” 

PLEASE SUPPORT THE ALS CHARITY CD FOR PATIENT CARE AND RESEARCH, “SONGS FOR JENNY” @ WWW.SONGSFORJENNY.COM 

 ALL THINGS TONY PUCCI @ WWW.TONYPUCCI.COM  

 “DIGGING FOR MUSIC YOU’LL DIG!” @ WWW.POLLYANNACOWGIRL.COM

 ONE MAN’S PERSONAL/ARTISTIC JOURNEY @ WWW.FATALINTERVIEW.COM  

(promos played in this week’s show): 

NERD HURDLES @ WWW.NERDHURDLES.COM    

 THE ICE PODCAST @ WWW.THEICEPODCAST.COM

Em uma galaxia distante onde ninguem sabe o que é lady gaga, existe Pucci e nós amamos!!

15 Coolest Google Earth Finds

Dubbed the “Badlands Guardian” by locals, this geological marvel (Google Earth coordinates 50.010083,-110.113006) in Alberta, Canada, bears an uncanny resemblance to a human head wearing a full Native American headdress–and earphones, to boot. Of course, The Guardian was produced naturally. (Link | Photo)

A synthetic wonder that can be truly appreciated only from above, this giant man-shaped lake (-21.805149,-49.089977) is located near Bauru, Brazil. (Link)

This heart-shaped island in the Adriatic became a hit on Google Earth for Valentine’s Day. The uninhabited island is only 130,000 square yards and is called Galesnjak. The owner didn’t even know how perfectly this island off the Croatian coast was until he was swamped with requests from couples to stay there. (Link | Photo)

This fingerprint can be found in Hove Park, near Brighton and Hove in the UK. It measures 38 metres around. Imagine the size of the hand. (Link)

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Rhett Dashwood, a graphic designer from Australia, created the first Google Maps alphabet, featuring all 26 letters, using satellite images of natural features and buildings. (Link)

Lion, at ZSL Whipsnade Zoo located at Whipsnade, near Dunstable in Bedfordshire, England. (Link)

Some of the sights you find in Google Earth are just plain mysterious. For example, why is a fighter jet parked (Google Earth coordinates 48.825183,2.1985795) in what looks to be a residential neighborhood lot near Paris?
NOTE: our reader Guilhem told us it “must be located at a Dassault Système office. It’s an old Mirage and I know for a fact that there is a Dassault office there”, while another reader, Roland, argues “it’s a full scale model of a Mirage 2000 on a campus of the university of Paris” (Link | Photo)

This is a US Navy building in Coronado, Ca. that was unintentionally built in the shape of a swastika. Now, because of a public uproar, the Navy will be spending $600,000 to alter the shape of the building.
(Link)

In the early days of Firefox, a few devoted fans wanted to generate more PR for their beloved site and so gathered a team of people in Amity, Oregon, to recreate the Firefox logo in a field; their very own fox crop. (Link)

Last year, one of the Google Earth Community members called ‘ear1grey’ posted an amazing discovery. He found a huge picture (36 miles tall) of Santa! (Link)

So here’s a giant Ipod Shuffle! It looks like a farmer’s field with a horse pen or something on it? Either that or a hard core apple enthusiast. Unfortunately, it looks like he moved the pen on the map since it was first spotted.
(Link | Photo)

Google Earth doesn’t have advertising, unless you consider the corporate logos and trademarks big enough to be seen from space. Check out this massive Coca-Cola logo (-18.529225,-70.25002) etched into a hillside of Chile with 70,000 Coke bottles. Haven’t they heard of recycling? (Link)

As if Oprah Winfrey’s celebrity weren’t already big enough, an Arizona farmer built a 10-acre homage to the talk show host (Google Earth coordinates 33.225488,-111.5955). (Link)

Too late now, huh? (Link)

It’s not safe to do topless in your roof anymore. One careless sunbath and you can end in everyone else’s computer screen. (Link)

Reader Contributions

		Readymix logo in desert off Caiguna, South Australia by b_phrea on 11/8/2009   (Source)
		Strange Airplane by Javier Ivan Heredia on 11/7/2009 A strange Airplane. On Google Earth V5 go to date: Apr 29 2005 – 40°31′7.69″N, 80° 7′42.65″W
		Pink Bunny by James “Chumba” on 10/30/2009 It a giant pink bunny

POLLYANNA COWGIRL RECORDS PODCAST

SHOW #51

November 12, 2009

Direct Link to Mp3: http://m.podshow.com/media/17171/episodes/196975/pcowpodcast-196975-11-12-2009.mp3

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Song 01: HANK ENGEL – “A Guitar and a Broken Heart” 

Song 02: ALISON WOOD – “Are You Out There?” 

Song 03: A MELODIC DAYDREAM – “When Do You Give Up?” 

Song 04: A MELODIC DAYDREAM – “Money Tree” 

Song 05: GOLD SOUNDS – “Head and Shoulders” 

Song 06: ART BRUT – “Alcoholics Unanimous” 

Song 07: BOB MOULD – “I’m Sorry Baby, But You Can’t Stand in My Light Anymore” 

Song 08: MAMA HUHU – “Have a Cup of Tea” 

Song 09: BOY LEAST LIKELY TO – “Saddle Up” 

Song 10: GREAT NORTHERN – “Houses” 

Song 11: SCHOOL OF SEVEN BELLS – “Half Asleep” 

Song 12: ALISON WOOD – “The Other Side of the World” 

PLEASE SUPPORT THE ALS CHARITY CD FOR PATIENT CARE AND RESEARCH, “SONGS FOR JENNY” @ WWW.SONGSFORJENNY.COM 

ALL THINGS TONY PUCCI @ WWW.TONYPUCCI.COM  

“DIGGING FOR MUSIC YOU’LL DIG!” @ WWW.POLLYANNACOWGIRL.COM

ONE MAN’S PERSONAL/ARTISTIC JOURNEY @ WWW.FATALINTERVIEW.COM  

(promos played in this week’s show): 

CHILLIN’ WITH LOVESPIRALS @ WWW.LOVESPIRALS.COM   

THE ICE PODCAST @ WWW.THEICEPODCAST.COM

Check out Emilio Pucci SS 2010 full fashion show in Milan up close & personal. NOBASURA’s Andrea Tiller was part of the makeup team keyed by Lisa Butler.

Colorado-Gem Boy-Hai Rotto Goldrake-8° Puntata-6/11/09-By MediaseTube

Certo si sa ha già una certa età
ma ancora va più tecnologico di baz
e se lo fai arrabbiare
all’alieno,
qui c’è goldrake
qui c’è goldrake
qui c’è goldrake
qui c’è goldrake
terrestri state sereni e contenti
qui c’è lui contro i malviventi
resterà sempre il numero uno
a tutti gli altri gli dico ma va..
distruggi il male va
va…
il maggiordomo la villa a como i miei milioni
i macchinoni vestito nero i robottoni han rotto i co..
io che lo guido di lui mi fido
anche se so che mantenerlo costa un pò
però che vuoi se non ci fossimo noi
saremmo pieni di brutti alieni
ma lui è goldrake lui è goldrake
l’hai già detto troppe volte,basta
(RIT)
restiamo sempre su italia uno e tu caro goldrake non sei nessuno
lui è goldrake,goldrake vai in pensione se vuoi al buonumore ci pensiamo noi fatti da parte non sei più in grado qui ora c’è l’armata colorado

Che dire
grazie a tutto colorado cafe, per le ore di divertimento, siete i migliori.

Today we visited the Pucci Gallery in New York.  The place was absolutely stunning … every piece is elegant, timeless, and so well made. I think Ralph Pucci is actually famous for their mannequins but we didn’t get to see any today which is a shame but I’ll be going back in December when they have them on display!

The first thing I noticed was the bright red wall and Manuel Geernick’s installation.  All the pieces are stapled and pinned up with push pins but together it looks really interesting.

They had such a beautiful space … and don’t you just love that lamp?

I love the combination of the mustard colored chair and the Bauhaus themed carpet.  The carpet is so beautiful it could easily be mistaken for art.

I love the color combinations … and did I mention that every piece is super comfortable?

After giving us a tour they were really nice and let us take some catalogues! These ones here remind me of old magazines from the 60s!

That’s it for now! I’ll update again later with pictures from their 9th floor space! Visit their website for more pictures! Oh and I’m not sure if I was allowed to take photos but I just couldn’t resist! I hope I don’t get into any trouble … it’s just that I wanted to share this with everybody!

POLLYANNA COWGIRL RECORDS PODCAST
SHOW #50 – 50^th Show Special!
November 4, 2009

Song 01: THE DEAD SNARES – “Strike Up the Band”
Song 02: THE DEAD SNARES – “City Sparks”
Song 03: THE DEAD SNARES – “The Age of Fear”
Song 04: AUTUMN’S GREY SOLACE – “Human Shell”
Song 05: AUTUMN’S GREY SOLACE – “Treasure Box”
Song 06: AUTUMN’S GREY SOLACE – “Fodderwing””
Song 07: VENETIAN EFFECT – “Between Water and Fire”
Song 08: VENETIAN EFFECT – “Between Water and Fire”
Song 09: VENETIAN EFFECT – “Between Water and Fire”
Song 10: VENETIAN EFFECT – “Between Water and Fire”
Song 11: ASTRONAUT WIFE – “Cape Canaveral”
Song 12: ASTRONAUT WIFE – “Where Will We Go?”

Song 13: VAPORTRAIL – “Eta Carina”
Song 14: NADA SURF – “Do It Again”
Song 15: KARMACODA – “Turn”
Song 16: MELLOW DRUNK – “Seeker”
Song 17: TYGS IN SPACE – “Canman”
Song 18: MISSY ROBACK – “New Britain””
Song 19: THE URBANE DECAY – “Lunatic and Saturnine”
Song 20: THE URBANE DECAY – “You Said You Would Call”
Song 21: DONNETTE THAYER – “Sleepwalker”
Song 22: DONNETTE THAYER – “Gabriel”
Song 23: SKELETON ED – “Message for Judy”
Song 24: SKELETON ED – “The Planets are Tangled”

Song 25: SOJO GLIDER – “Heather”
Song 26: TEARWAVE – “Lotus Flower”
Song 27: MIRA – “Space”
Song 28: MIRA – “Adrift”
Song 29: MELODYGUILD – “Panamint”
Song 30: MELODYGUILD – “Flicker”
Song 31: ASTRONAUT WIFE – “Flying Saucer”

PLEASE SUPPORT THE ALS CHARITY CD FOR PATIENT CARE AND RESEARCH, “SONGS FOR JENNY” @ WWW.SONGSFORJENNY.COM

ALL THINGS TONY PUCCI @ WWW.TONYPUCCI.COM

The direct mp3 url is:

http://m.podshow.com/media/17171/episodes/195681/pcowpodcast-195681-11-04-2009.mp3

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Agora ficou mais fácil fazer compras pela internet

Está cada vez mais fácil fazer compras, ainda mais se for aquele objeto que tanto deseja. Na internet já existem sites de vendas de grandes marcas e ainda clube de compras com desconto para gastar como quiser.

Bolsas no Superexclusivo

O Superexclusivo, por exemplo, trouxe para o Brasil a nova tendência mundial em boas compras: o clube fechado de descontos pela Internet. O site disponibiliza as criações das melhores e mais famosas marcas nacionais e internacionais, com até 70% de desconto. Para fazer parte do clube, você pode ser convidado por um dos membros, fazer o cadastro na página ou digitar o código secreto (quando houver). O cadastro é permanente e gratuito. As It Bags (aluguel de bolsas e carteiras) troca seu acervo e traz para o site as grifes mais famosas do mundo. São modelos semi-novos de Dolce e Gabbana, Louis Viutton, Valentino, Prada, Salvatore, Yves Saint Laurent, Jimmy Choo, Pucci, Miu Miu, Chanel, Gucci, Felix Rey, Marc Jacobs, Bottega Veneta e Lieber.

Casaco de Reinaldo Lourenço no Made in Moda

Já a butique virtual Made in Moda traz a proposta inédita de levar o melhor das recentes coleções das mais influentes grifes da moda internacional e nacional para todo o País. São peças atuais de Miu Miu, Prada, Michael Kors, Roberto Cavalli, além das grifes nacionais Reinaldo Lourenço, Alexandre Herchcovitch, Adriana Degreas, entre outras. São mais de 500 produtos, disponíveis para compra. A ideia de criar a butique virtual partiu das empresárias Giovana Ortolan Freitas e Claudia Ortolan, internautas antenadas nas últimas tendências da moda, após pesquisarem o mercado virtual mundial e o crescimento do e-commerce no cenário nacional.