Wedges. Wedges are the easiest to walk on because there is more surface touching the ground. Italian shoe designer Ferragamo made the wedge heel in the mid 1930s so women could walk with more ease. The wedge heel can be made of any number of materials, including leather, jute or acrylic. Wedge heels are worn with dresses, skirts, slacks or shorts.

Kitten heel (KIT-ten HEEL). Tapered like the stiletto, but as the heel is only 1″-2″ high, the effect is more cute than sexy.

Stacked heel (STAKT HEEL). A much more substantial heel, made from thin slices of wood sandwiched together. Can be squared off or tapered, as on cowboy boots. Good for kicking ass and taking names.

Stilettos. Stilettos are typically the highest of all the heels—sometimes up to eight inches—and they can be difficult to walk in because the heels are thin and provide very little surface for stability. The word “stilettos” means small metal dagger.

Feel more

No matter how you cut it, unhealthy hair can be a real problem. Many of us know it as the fried locks look; others complain of itchy scalp and dandruff. Either way, the fact is that like so many parts of our bodies, our hair can get sick. Luckily, there are a few remedies and preventative steps you can take to keep your hair on track.

Virginie Payoud, a top stylist at Frédéric Fekkai’s Beverly Hills Salon, has seen her share of lifeless locks. “I won’t attempt certain styles on damaged hair, especially those involving chemical processes, such as coloring and waving, without first restoring the hair to health,” she says. Making hair healthy isn’t about only one thing. “It’s not just the style, the products, the repair of previous damage, or the cut,” she emphasizes. “It’s all those things — and the way you take care of your hair all the time.”

Treat Your Hair With TLC

Like the rest of our bodies, our hair needs love, too! Hair is most vulnerable when it is wet, so be sure to handle it gingerly. Never brush wet hair, wring, or rub it vigorously with a towel. Before drying, squeeze out excess water with your hands; then wrap a towel around your head to absorb what remains. Detangle gently with a wide-tooth comb.

Feel more

Devi cosmetics Ltd is a research, development, production, sales and service of professional cosmetics manufacturing enterprises. Company and France daifei beauty salon company limited technical cooperation, introducing scientific formula, carefully selecting high quality raw material, from its establishment has been attached to the deep East cultural connotations in modern women offer unique high-tech beauty products, and further investment in core areas.

Owns “daifei”, “Victoria Solo, Jaina”, “promise pedicle ya”, “laiqian” of several major Japanese line brands such as, “beam” cosmetics brand and “Southern Ding· Geer” professional line brand, washing, cosmetics product cover skin care, few series and a variety of types, can satisfy different skin types and levels of consumer demand. Where “daifei” series of cosmetics with its remarkable marketing effect and reliability in the major department stores and are sold all over the Middle East, Southeast Asia, enjoy high visibility and reputation in the industry.

Feel more

The era of grace and dramatic, lift the Givenchy the name, people first think of an elegant upscale fashion, mind emerges out while aodaili·he this elegant figure, perhaps because started by fashion, like a mirror of Givenchy cosmetics makes people feel is fresh and creative and a deep knowledge of the woman.

In a luxurious and elegant style and renowned in the fashion world more than 30 years of Givenchy, has always been a leader in fashion. Though Givenchy now retired, his successor is still its brand glow heat, not falling into its reputation.

Givenchy founder Hubert de GIVENCHY was born in 1927 in France Normandy Beauvais of a family of art. Since childhood that show their art days, Givenchy was ten years old after visiting the Paris world fair of clothing Museum, decided to become a fashion designer. In 1945, when he was still an art school student, begins in Jnoques Fath Studio practice, later followed by designers such as Robert Piquet,Lucien Elss Schiaparelli and Ldiong.

Feel more

Two big misconceptions exist about 1920s fashion. Contrary to popular belief, women didn’t always wear fringed flapper dresses with feathered bandeaux and a long strand of beads. There were many other styles of evening dresses. The other misconception is that hemlines in the ’20s were worn way above the knee. No matter what John Held, Jr. showed in his classic cartoons (right), it just wasn’t so.

Evening clothes were made of luxuraious fabrics -- mostly silks — in velvets, taffetas and chiffon. In the mid-1920s, sleeveless silk chiffon dresses were were often embellished with elaborate beadwork. Sadly, few of these beautiful dresses remain in wearable condition today because silk chiffon dries out and disintegrates with age, and, if the dress was stored on a hanger, the weight of the beadwork often stressed the shoulder fabric, causing damage.

Feel more