Mila Kunis' Fashion Style for Blackbook December 2009 Issue

Here's the photo gallery of Mila Kunis for the December issue of Blackbook magazine.


Coat by Temperley London. Belt by Calvin Klein. Stockings by Donna Karan. Shoes by Gucci.


Jacket by Yigal Azrouel. Boots by Christian Louboutin.


Dress by Jean Paul Gaultier. Cuffs by Agent Provocateur.


Dress by Emilio Pucci. Cuffs by Agent Provocateur.


Bra by Vassarette. Jacket by Susan Woo. Skirt by The Row. Belt by Twenty8twelve.


Leather Vest by Temperley London. Body Chain by Bliss Lau. Leggings by Diesel. Coat by Stella Mccartney. Cuff on Right Arm by Alexis Bittar. Bangles on Left Arm by Kara Ross.


Leather vest by Temperley London. Lace corset by Agent Provocateur. Leggings by Diesel. Cuff on right arm by Alexis Bittar. Bangles on left arm by Kara Ross.

To read the cover story, visit Blackbook's official site.

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Source: Fashionising.com

London Fashion Items from Manila's Trash

When I was young, my mother would told me that "there is money in trash" (may pera sa basura). But after reading an article about London's hot items from Manila's trash in Yahoo news, I can say that you cannot only find money in the trash but you can also have fashion items from it.

According to Yahoo news, there is a warehouse neat the Smokey Mountain dump here in the Philippines that employed slum-dwellers to turn trashes into fashion items. Aside from teddy bears that are made from cloth and other materials, the workers are creating purses and handbags from toothpaste tubes. Meanwhile, glossy magazines became colorful bracelets and necklaces.

Checkout the models wearing fashion accessories made from recycled magazines.



Jane Walker, founder of the Philippine Christian Foundation, said that the bags cost 100 pounds sterling (165 dollars) or more in London. She also added that 200 bags have been shipped to London and the foundation must turn down some orders because they can no longer meet the increasing demands. The foundation aims to produce shoes and slippers from discarded car tyres for an American firm.

I am so happy with this fashion news. With these products from our country, you can be fashionable with a good cause. You can look good and care for Mother Earth at the same time.

Source: Yahoo News
Photos: Google News