Category Archives: Style of the week

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  She’s one of the few Spanish actresses who has become worldwide famous, maybe just for her unmistakable latin charme. Born 38 years ago near Madrid, Penélope Cruz is the first-born in a family completely devoted to show business.

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  Born in California in 1981, Jessica Alba starts her acting studies at the age of twelve showing soon her desire to emerge and make her way in show business. Even thanks to her pretty perfect features worthy of the … Continue reading →

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Born Catherine Elisabeth Middleton, for most of the people is simply Kate, since one year on is first of all Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge. Born in Reading from dad  airline pilot and mom flight attendant, she lived for a short … Continue reading →

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Nowadays she’s the unquestioned queen of indipendent cinema and fashion. And she’s proud of it. Born 38 years ago in a little town in America, Chloë Sevigny stood out at once for being endowed with a unique style and charisma, … Continue reading →

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Sharon Vonne Stone, iconic blonde age class 1958, was born in a little village of Pennsylvania from parents of Irish origins, but her name was destined to go much further. Ambitious, smart, good at school, when she was only 13 … Continue reading →

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Fashion victims will certainly remember her for her unforgettable role as protagonist in the movie “The devil wears Prada”, the rest of the people even for other appearances on the big screen and for her unmistakable jaunty air, which she still … Continue reading →

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Her surname should be familiar to you, and that’s why: born in a family completely committed to journalism and a father of Irish origins, during high school years Olivia decides to change her surname in Wilde, clear tribute to the … Continue reading →

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This week’s protagonist is Italian, even if France has adopted her and she doesn’t seem to miss her native country. We’re talking about Monica Bellucci, one of the few Italian actresses who have success also abroad and who, in spite … Continue reading →