The “Beastly” actress is stunning in every look!

Acclaimed couture designer Marc Bouwer is turning fashion week on its head this spring with the first-ever 3D fashion film. The film’s debut will take place in shifts at New York’s SoHo House on the 13th of February. Incorporating the genius of Bravo Media Inc., whose clients include Jay-Z, Rihanna, and Myspace, to name a few, Bouwer has transformed the concept of a fashion show in an innovative and exciting way.

For the past several years, Marc Bouwer has utilized technology to bring high fashion to the people, showing his collections in a virtual capacity so that everyone can have a front row seat. “It’s important to me for everyday people—children, housebound fashion-lovers, college students, everyone—to be able to access the fashion world in a tangible way,” Bouwer explains. He was one of the first designers to use Twitter, Facebook, and other social media tools to interact with his fans, and this year is looking forward to bringing this approach to the next level with the 3D show. Additionally, the use of 3D technology aids in the viewer’s ability to see all the detail and construction of the clothing that might be missed in a traditional viewing.

The film showcases Bouwer’s current collection, highlighting some of his favorite pieces including kimono-inspired jersey knit dresses. The main character travels through a virtual, ever-shifting scene on a journey of self-exploration and growth set against one of the designer’s favorite songs, “Hey You” by Angela McCluskey. As the main character reimagines herself in each new environment, her clothing shifts to reflect different clones of her core persona. Bouwer chose the most cinematic looks from the collection, allowing the film to serve as an image piece to represent the Marc Bouwer brand.

The groundbreaking spectacle needed a star and Bouwer felt that supermodel and Victoria’s Secret angel Selita Ebanks was the perfect fit. “I adore her and think she is stunning—the perfect model for this edgy, beautiful fairy tale.” Known for her exotic good looks and impeccable physique, Ebanks is much more than a pretty face. Part of what compelled Marc to use her in this exciting show is her compassion and personal mission to help people as evidenced in her work for the charity Shine on Sierra Leone.

This spring at New York fashion week, Marc Bouwer invites everyone with a love of clothes—from the fashion elite to the magazine-lover next door—into a magical 3D world of couture. Reality shifts, dreams are explored, and high fashion is so close you can (almost) reach out and touch it.

The stars came out for the BET Awards and the wacky and the wonderful came out to play!

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Who is Squirrel Girl? Frankly we had no idea, but we’ll certainly be happy to learn more about yet another Marvel character with the lovely, funny and curvaceous Milana Vayntrub getting the role for Marvel’s “New Warriors.”

Unless you never watch TV, you know Milana and the quirky AT&T girl in all those commercials.

As you can see from some of her Instagram photos below, she can fill out a low-cut dress nicely, which is something we don’t get to see in the commercials.

I did my own hair (I mean, it's pretty wrecked), but that's it. Every other part of me was lovingly prodded and tortured by @lamaisondefashions @makeupqueennyc and @xavierlebron.

A post shared by Milana Vayntrub (@mintmilana) on Jan 9, 2017 at 12:50am PST

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Have you ever wondered how much it costs celebrities to look that fantastic? Dolly Parton, a country music legend, once said that she spent a lot of money to “look this cheap”. She may have been joking about her looks, but she was right about the money. Celebrities like Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner spend thousands of pounds just to look good and make a fashion statement. They also spend hours in front of a mirror doing their makeup, and their efforts pay off. On social media, the two have a combined following of 177.1 million followers who copy their every fashion move. In the following article, we will delve into the real cost of a celebrity look.

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