This is what I have gathered so far….Click on the photos to go to their websites for more information
I knew it, my talents ( Mariza, Nic, Mig and Iya April 28, 2009 ) are really going places 
This time, it is Iya’s turn
Hindy very hands on with everything
At the same time, you are getting a sneak peek at the new collection of U Swim ( Save Our Seas, Love the Beach with U Swim March 29, 2008 ) for Summer 2010 designed by Hindy Weber -Tantoco
Previous Entries: Save Our Seas, Love the Beach with U Swim March 29, 2008
Mariza, Nic, Mig and Iya April 28, 2009
Pictorial Session December 5, 2009
This is the third year already for Shop and Spa and I have been to all and enjoy each one
Previous Entries:
Shop and Spa with Culte Femme and U Swim March 27, 2007
Shop and Spa Spree Saturday March 10, 2008
Shop and Spa Spree Saturday by Rustan’s March 23, 2008
I received an email from my friend, Janet. She never fails to amaze me with her creativity! I had passed on to her a Little Tykes basketball ring which my sons outgrew and so she sent me this update on what she did with it. Janet is one SUPER creative mom! Heart2Heart pays tribute to Janet for always turning something simple into something spectacular through her creativity! You can give her anything and anything that probably you think will be like junk already… and she can still make use of it and make it into something and you will be amazed!
She organizes all the birthday parties of her kids, comes up with party games, makes all the props, creates one of a kind costumes for halloween, thinks up of unique activities to entertain her kids and comes up with beautiful works of art from scratch…. and now turning an empty/vacant lot into a beautiful park and play area for the children!
She is also a SUPER mom - very hands on and very dedicated to her 4 children! And as my good friend Ned, her proud husband, once told me…”She is the glue that sticks/keeps us all together!”
Previous Entry: Educare Celebrates Easter April 11, 2009
A Wacky Sports Double Birthday Bash March 2008
Best in Costume Back to Back October 28, 2008
Educare Celebrates Halloween October 20, 2008
Backstage before the show
SUMMER’S FANTASY FROCKS AT RUSTAN’S
Rustan’s brings back the classics in vintage-inspired looks with fashion statements that span across the globe. With contemporary looks that are stirred by the retro, diverse styles make a stunning comeback this summer as defining trends walk the runway once again.
From a world of brands, Rustan’s presents the looks set to capture the fashion eye with its creative ensembles in unparalleled combination of colors and pieces.
Women’s Collection:
Earth tones brown and sand combined with shades of blue, aqua, emerald and coral complete the palette for the women’s summer collection. Spring/Summer begins with the Nautical look comprised of cool and relaxed outfits coming from renowned brands A.B.S, Karen Kane, The Sak, Loop, Rampage, Le Sportsac, Baby Phat and Sinequanone.
The French Riviera style on the other hand leans towards fresh and breezy ensembles perfect for a tropical getaway with frocks coming from Diane Von Furstenberg, BCBG Max Azria, BCBGeneration, Nicole Miller, Liz Claiborne, Echo Design and L.A.M.B. Spring/Summer also sashays in the South American look led by brands Anika, Tigerlily, Laundry, Longchamp and Mulberry.
Men’s Collection:
Men can then enjoy new twists in ordinary closet staples. The Safari feel is the trend and earth tones in cool subtle colors are in. Promising clean lines in easy and light fabrics are ensembles from Pirelli, Steve Mono, Adriano Goldschmied, Earnest Sewn Jeans. Not only for casual wear, this summer premier brands John Varvatos, Steven Alan, Mulberry, Orciani and PF Flyers are ready for any corporate engagements. Men can also lounge at the beach front with scarves as head wraps or part of a style statement. Pieces James Perse, 120 % Moda, Island Company and Tailor Vintage can give each man a different style story this summer combined with leather and steel accessories from Pepe Mateu Jewelry, Goti Jewelry and Bozzi Jewelry.
