Sunday, January 24, 2010

Primeras imagenes de Bumblebee "War For Cybertron" reveladas

Estas imagenes fueron filtradas de la revista Transformers Collector's Club y bueno, yo aqui se las dejo. En lo que a mi respeta me agrada mucho la cabeza de Bee ya que es la misma que en G1 lo que no  me agrada mucho es su cuerpo y su modo vehiculo cibertroniano, ya que me recuerda mucho al de aminated (lo mismo me paso con Optimus, no fue mucho de mi agrado ya que no es mas que un Animated pero con muchos mas detalles). En fin, ya hemos visto hasta ahora dos Autobots (Optimus y Bumblebee) y un Decepticon (RMP Soundwave), ahora solo nos falta ver como será el tiranos de tiranos, su banda de rufianes y el resto de los Autobots que tendran que enfrentarse en esta nueva lucha... One Shall Stand, One Shall Fall!



                                  Bublebee modo cibertroniano


Bumblebee en modo robot

Friday, January 22, 2010

Primer Episodio en Web de Transformers "Cyber Missions"


Asi es, Hasbro ha sacado online una serie de Transformers en la cual presenta a los personajes de la sublinea NEST de Revenge of The Fallen. En el primer episodio tienen escena Infiltration Soundwave, Battlefield Bumblebee, Recon Ironhide y por último el favorito de todos, el loco Bludgeon ^^. Bien ahora hay que ver como va a ir encaminada esta "serie" online. Bien, aqui les dejo el enlace del primer episodio, a mirar se ha dicho.

Transformers Cybertron Missions - Episodio Uno

Visto en: TFW2005.com

Thursday, January 21, 2010

American Apparel Launches Nail Polish Line pictures

The Full Line Up of American Apparel Nail Polish


Factory Grey



Office



Poppy


There are some really beautiful colours in this brand new nail polish line by American Apparel. Simply called NailLacquer, the range has 18 shades - look out for on trend Factory Grey and ivy green Hunter. At $6 a bottle, they're affordable, and remind me of ButterLONDON's eclectic mix of architectural and bright shades.

2010 Emerging Nail Trends pics

Revlon Minted


Revlon Lilac Pastille


There's a real pastel theme emerging for next year's nails, sparked in no small part by Chanel's creamy fondant green Jade polish this autumn. Two new shades from Revlon launching in March have caught my eye, Lilac Pastille and Minted - both must-haves for holiday nails (because I feel they need a bit of a tan to wear well and not strip colour from hands). I'm quite keen to try them with black moons or tips too - especially the lilac - for statement nails. Watch out too for some stunning shades coming from Marks & Spencer (yes, really!), including another washed mint version, and the brightest of yellows.

MAC Give Me Liberty - First Look pics

MAC Give Me Liberty Lipstick Ever Hip


MAC Give Me Liberty Nail Lacquer Blue India


MAC Give Me Liberty Lipglass Perennial High Style


MAC Give Me Liberty Beauty Powder Summer Rose Soft Violet Pink With Pearl


MAC Give Me Liberty Desire Frosty

Wow! MAC's April launch of their Liberty inspired range, Give Me Liberty is absolutely stunning. I am smitten, smitten, smitten. MAC's homage to the iconic London store is personally the best collection I've seen for years. When it does hit the counters (ironically not in Liberty because there is no MAC counter), I'm predicting a waayyy long queue. Give Me Liberty will also be available online.

Tarina Tarantino Make Up Range



Queen of blingy jewellery, Tarina Tarantino used to be a make up artist, so it comes as no surprise that she has returned to her roots and developed a make up range that launches exclusively at Sephora in February. Known for her love of pink (check out that hair!), Tarina's range is a sparkly reflection of her jewels - quirky, cute and utterly desirable.

YSL Gloss Volupte and YSL Long wear Foundation





Gladly back on track after years in the no-samples-or-return-of-phone-calls freelance wilderness with the YSL press office (even the Top Secrets range passed me by completely), I've now got my hands on a few bits to ease back into the brand. Firstly, Gloss Volupte, £20, a gloss to beat all glosses. It's got enough depth of colour to act like a lipstick but with a true gloss sheen that is easily one of the best I've come across in a long time. If I say it's a crystal shine, it doesn't mean shimmery, it just means a clarity and intensity that I haven't found in gloss for ages. The colour I received is Sugared Almond - new for spring - and its a brownish nude that is perfect for my colouring. The second item I tried is YSL Long Wear Endless Comfort Transfer Resist Foundation (I know, you couldn't ask for it at the counter after even one glass of wine!) that is oil free and SPF10. This foundation is not for me. It's just too matte and while it may well not transfer, I felt the texture made my skin look dry and non-glowy. It does promise to stay put for up to 14 hours. But, in fairness I don't like anything matte, preferring a skin sheen that only comes with oil in the formula. For those with oily skin it could very well be an absolute blessing. Lastly, the most beautiful limited edition piece, the YSL Y-Mail Complexion Palette which comes in it's own little bag, inspired by the YSL Y-Mail Handbag Collection. I'd have liked, ideally, if the little bag was leather instead of a stiff cotton, but nonetheless, it's what make up magpies dream of. I'll never use it, but I will bring it out every now and again to admire, stroke and adore. I'm not sure if the foundation is out here yet...or the Y-Mail palette as I couldn't find UK prices.