0 Body Paint: This Fall's Hottest Fashion Trend - Body Painting

A Model participate in a 2008 World Body Painting Festival Asia at World Cup Stadium on August 29, 2008 in Daegu, South Korea. The "World Body painting Festival" is the largest Art event in the body painting theme and spreads the art form to thousands of interested visitors each year. Now the Festival is expanding with a vibrant and dedicated team in South Korea to host a second event. (Photo by Chung Sung-Jun/Getty Images AsiaPac)

The World Body Painting Festival currently taking place in Daegu, South Korea is currently the largest art event in body painting, and you can see why.

Its goal is to spread the art of body painting to thousands interested in it. And, as you can see, body painting is truly an art. The work done takes hours, but in the end models bare an uncanny resemblance to tress, various animals and mobile works of art.

A Model participate in a 2008 World Body Painting Festival Asia at World Cup Stadium on August 29, 2008 in Daegu, South Korea. The "World Body painting Festival" is the largest Art event in the body painting theme and spreads the art form to thousands of interested visitors each year. Now the Festival is expanding with a vibrant and dedicated team in South Korea to host a second event. (Photo by Chung Sung-Jun/Getty Images AsiaPac)

A model wears body art by Shin Won-Sun of South Korea during 2008 World Body Painting Festival Asia at World Cup Stadium on August 29, 2008 in Daegu, South Korea. The "World Body painting Festival" is the largest Art event in the body painting theme and spreads the art form to thousands of interested visitors each year. Now the Festival is expanding with a vibrant and dedicated team in South Korea to host a second event. (Photo by Chung Sung-Jun/Getty Images AsiaPac)

Artist paints the body of a model with pictures during a 2008 World Body Painting Festival Asia at World Cup Stadium on August 29, 2008 in Daegu, South Korea. The "World Body painting Festival" is the largest Art event in the body painting theme and spreads the art form to thousands of interested visitors each year. Now the Festival is expanding with a vibrant and dedicated team in South Korea to host a second event. (Photo by Chung Sung-Jun/Getty Images AsiaPac)

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0 Hot pants & boy shorts: women's fashion trend

Many recent fashion trends have pointed to it, and given the popularity of the likes of lingerie as outerwear it should really come as no surprise. Yes, hem lines continually become shorter as time marches on, but Spring 2010 may be the first season where hem lines can be predominantly measured in negative figures.

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0 Han Chae Young (한채영) - ab.plus Fall&Winter Collection 2010

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0 Langham Hong Kong

Langham Hong Kong offers 494 luxurious rooms and suites, including 270 brand new Grand Rooms. Very stylish, timeless and elegant, the brand new Grand Rooms are beautifully presented using high luxury fabrics and textiles, including hardwood floors, rich, ornate hand woven carpets, silk drapes and gold-leaf artwork.

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0 Natasha Poly – H & M Garden Collection Spring 2010

It’s great when clothes of good quality are affordable for ordinary people. And it’s also nice when you know that someone famous and talented took part in cretaion of these garments. That is the reason why collections for big departmernt stores are so popular.

The new range you see here was created for H&M by a designer team in collaboration with gorgeous Natasha Poly, who also decided to model the pieces.

Clothing looks simple but pretty. Besides, it is created from natural organic and recycled materials and it means it is very comfortable to wear in hot weather.

Sustainable materials like organic cotton and linen, recycled polyester (made from PET-bottles or textile waste) and tencil were used to make the items. The collection will become available in stores from the end of March.

H&M has given me another reason to look forward to Spring. Its new Garden Collection — in stores today and modeled by the illustrious Natasha Poly — is not only flirty and fresh, but also sustainable. Every piece from this collection was designed using organic materials, recycled PET bottles, or textile waste.

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