Oh Kelendria. Get those dollas, girl!
From C&D:
Ridiculousness. On a sidenote, maybe this girl needs a cheeseburger and not a $112 meet & greet plus perfume to motivate her to smile. Just sayin'.Somebody call Child Protective Services, this sh*t ain’t right.
Life wasn’t fair for one of destiny’s children living in the Lakewood, California area on Thursday at the fragrance launch for Empress By Sean John. Additional pictures of Kizzy and Mouf Breeva attending the event after jump.
As anyone who takes a gander at my site's sidebar knows, I ♥ Legos. Apparently, so does the British artist who created these colorful Lego heels:
"I was never allowed Legos as a kid, so in a way, this was like going back to childhood. I got to act like a big kid while still creating art," [artist Finn Stone] said.If you love the youthful appeal of these shoes, better start saving up: these babies will run you $2,600. The shoes aren't available for consumer purchase just yet, but Stone thinks they'd be perfect for art aficionados, "serious shoe collectors," and stylishly edgy celebs.
"I like the idea of taking something serious like a pair of plain stilettos and turning them into something artistic and beautiful. The use of Legos is a throwback to youth."
Besides his urge to play with toys as a grown man, Stone said the idea for his so-called "LEG-GO Stilettos" came about after rummaging through a drawer filled with random junk at his house.
"I always make stuff out of the rubbish I find in that junk drawer, and this time there were a couple of pieces of Legos in there. That sparked the idea to see what I could make out of them."
Fun fact: Beyonce wore Balenciaga's “Closed Front Cage Sandals With Ankle Pads” heels—aka the Lego shoes—during her performance at the 2007 American Music Awards.
Great for if you want to capture the fun feel of Stone's Lego heels, but again, these will destroy your wallet at $4,175 (!!!).
Reminds me of another person I know (aka *ME*):
Homegirl also got me hip to Minx nails, which are coming soon to a Sephora near you.
FYI, Minx nails are nail adhesives that a specially trained technician has to apply for you. The process costs about $60 and I heard the adhesives don't even stick on that long, but hey, you'll have really cute and unique nails* til it peels off ::shrug::
*$60 is a lot to be spending on a mani that isn't guaranteed to last at least a week, but to Minx's credit, you CAN achieve many nail finishes that you'd never be able to get with a regular polish (i.e. a true mirror-finish metallic sheen).
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