Sunday, January 10, 2016

Los bonitos y no tan bonitos de la alfombra roja de los Premios Golden Globes

Los Premios Golden Globes estuvieron a todo dar esta noche donde los mejores actores, directores... fueron premiados en Beverly Hills, California. Y claro ante de la premiación las celebridades se pasearon por la acostumbrada alfombra roja. 

Las damas lucieron radiantes vestidas en tonos de amarillo, anaranjado y blanco listas para la primavera. También se vio los colores que nunca fallan - el de negro, azul y verde. Fíjense en la sencillez de las selecciones de las damas este año.

Vean algunas fotos de la alfombra roja:


Nuestras favoritas

Jennifer Lopez


America Ferrera


Jennifer Lawrence





Lady Gaga



Passable


Could have done better...







Golden Globe Awards 2016 red carpet hits and misses

The annual Golden Globe Awards were ablaze tonight where the best actors, actresses, directors... were awarded in Beverly Hills, Calif. And of course before the award show, celebrities walked the red carpet.

The ladies were radiant dressed in yellow, orange and white tones as a head start for spring. As usual, the colors that never fail weren’t missed – black, blue and green. Also note the simplicity of the ladies selections.

Who was/were your favorites?

See a few of the Golden Globe Awards' red carpet photos:


Our favorites

Jennifer Lopez



America Ferrera
 


Jennifer Lawrence






Lady Gaga



Passable


Could have done better...











Saturday, January 9, 2016

L’Oréal Paris lanza #WorthSaying durante los Premios Golden Globes - somos más que belleza


L’Oréal Paris cree firmemente que los labios de una mujer pueden ser audaces de más de una forma. Por primera vez, L'Oréal Paris se vale de su autoridad en la alfombra roja y de su auspicio de la transmisión de los Golden Globes de 2016 para ir más allá de la belleza con el lanzamiento de la campaña #WorthSaying. 

Como han demostrado las alfombras rojas de premios recientes, las celebridades femeninas están alzando su voz y compartiendo información sobre su trabajo, su carrera y otros temas significativos. Diseñada para propulsar este giro cultural, #WorthSaying, que se lanzará el 10 de enero durante los Golden Globes, insta a las mujeres dentro y fuera de la alfombra roja a compartir las palabras que consideren realmente valiosas.

Durante la noche de los Golden Globes, el poderoso grupo de celebridades portavoces de la marca, entre las que se encuentran Julianne Moore, Karlie Kloss, Eva Longoria, Frieda Pinto, y Liya Kebede, junto con expertos de la marca e influyentes sociales, se unirán como catalizadores de un cambio, e iniciarán el diálogo al compartir en Twitter sus propias palabras valiosas con el hashtag #WorthSaying. Las mujeres de todas partes del mundo pueden formar parte de esta conversación en Twitter durante la emisión de los premios el domingo 10 de enero de 2016, de 5 p.m. a 11 p.m. EST al etiquetar a @LorealParisUSA y usar el hasthtag #WorthSaying. 

Mediante un centro de comando social en vivo, L'Oréal Paris enfocará y amplificará las opiniones y mensajes significativos que las mujeres expresen en la alfombra roja y en los medios sociales, al seleccionar publicaciones y compartirlas en las plataformas de la marca y en anuncios digitales. La campaña también marcará el debut de vallas publicitarias de televisión, banners y videos en línea personalizados, como parte de un esfuerzo para instar a las mujeres a unirse a la conversación de #WorthSaying y elevar las voces de las mujeres a un nivel sin precedentes.

Para más información sobre L'Oréal Paris, y para obtener consejos personalizados, trucos de expertos y contenido exclusivo, visita www.lorealparis.com/latina o síguenos en Instagram, Twitter, Facebook y Pinterest @LOrealParisUSA.

Source: PR Newswire

L'Oréal's Golden Globes campaign #WorthSaying - we are more than beauty


L’Oréal Paris believes women’s lips can be bold in more ways than one. For the first time, L’Oréal Paris is leveraging its red carpet authority and broadcast sponsorship of the 2016 Golden Globes to go beyond beauty with the launch of the #WorthSaying campaign. As recent award show red carpets have demonstrated, female celebrities are speaking out and sharing information about their work, careers, and other meaningful topics. Designed to propel this cultural shift, #WorthSaying, launching January 10, the night of the Golden Globes, encourages women on the carpet – and off – to share words they believe are truly worth saying.

The night of the Golden Globes, the brand’s powerhouse roster of celebrity spokeswomen, which includes Julianne Moore, Karlie Kloss, Eva Longoria, Frieda Pinto and Liya Kebede, along with brand experts and social influencers, will band together as catalysts for change and spark dialogue by putting forward their own words #WorthSaying on Twitter. Women everywhere can take part in the conversation on Twitter during the broadcast on Sunday, January 10, 2016 from 5:00pm EST – 11:00pm EST by tagging @LorealParisUSA and using #WorthSaying.

In addition via a live social command center, L’Oréal Paris will purposefully spotlight and amplify the meaningful sentiments women are expressing on the red carpet and in social media by selecting posts and sharing them on the brand’s platforms and in digital advertising. The campaign also will debut customized television billboards, banner ads and online videos, all in an effort to inspire women to join the #WorthSaying conversation and further elevate women’s voices to an unprecedented level.

For more information about L’Oréal Paris and to receive personalized advice, expert tips, and exclusive content , please visit www.lorealparisusa.com or follow on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and Pinterest @LOrealParisUSA.

Source: PR Newswire

Friday, January 8, 2016

Macy's restructuring: closing and opening stores


As 2016 is here and as announced in 2015 about Macy's outlook for 2016. Here is a list of 36 stores that will be closing this year and of course there will be a few new stores added as well. In addition of the four credit and customer service centers Macy's has, one will be closed in St. Louis.

Macy's closing in:

California
  • Irvine Spectrum, Irvine
  • Country Club Plaza, Sacramento
  • Westfield Century City, Los Angeles
Connecticuit
  • Enfield Square main store, Enfield
  • Enfield Square furniture/home/men's store, Enfield
Georgia
  • North DeKalb Mall, Decatur
Hawaii
  • Downtown Kailua
Idaho
  • Palouse Mall, Moscow
Illinois
  • Northwoods Mall, Peoria
Louisiana
  • Cortana Mall, Baton Rouge
Maryland
  • Valley Mall, Hagerstown
Massachusetts
  • Berkshire Mall, Lanesborough
  • Eastfield Mall, Springfield
Minnesota
  • The Shoppes at Stadium, Columbia
New Jersey
  • Middlesex Mall, South Plainfield
NewYork
  • McKinley Mall main store, Buffalo
  • McKinley Mall home store, Buffalo
  • Arnot Mall, Horsehead
  • Hudson Valley Mall, Kingston
  • Eastern Hills Mall, Williamsville
North Carolina
  • Cary Towne Center, Cary
Ohio
  • Chapel Hill Mall, Akron
  • Midway Mall, Elyria
Oklahoma
  • Quail Springs Mall, Oklahoma City
Oregon
  • Pony Village Mall, North Bend
  • Roseburg Valley Mall, Roseburg
Pennsylvania
  • Suburban Square, Ardmore
  • Century III Mall, West Mifflin
Texas
  • Ridgmar Mall, Fort Worth
Virginia
  • Chesapeake Square, Chesapeake
  • Virginia Center Commons, Glen Allen
  • Peninsula Town Center, Hampton
  • Military Circle Mall, Norfolk
  • Regency Square main store, Richmond
  • Regency Square furniture/home/men's store, Richmond
Washington
  • Downtown Spokane, Spokane
Macy's new stores:

Hawaii
  • Ka Makana Ali'i, Kapolei - open fall 2016

California
  • Westfield Century City, Los Angeles - open spring 2017 (replace an older/smaller store)
Utah
  • Fashion Place, Murray - open fall 2017
Bloomingdales new stores:

California
  • Westfield Valley Fair Shopping Center, San Jose - open fall 2017
Connecticuit
  • The SoNo Collection, Norwalk - open fall 2018