RITA ORA - THE NEW 'IT' GIRL?

Same top Rihanna had on at Coachella...so now we know Rita rocked it first.  

We first saw Rita Ora on Drake's "Over" video, but the world soon got to learn that this British born beauty is more than just a video girl.  She has quickly made a name for herself in the music industry; and it's no wonder seeing that she's signed to Jay Z's Roc Nation. Moreover, Rita is becoming one to keep an eye on in the fashion game.  Comparisons have been made between herself and Rihanna; but personally I'm liking this girl a whole lot more (fresh, fashionable and lady-like). It's about time that someone came along to give Riri some healthy competition.  As for Rita being the new "IT GIRL"...you decide...

InstaStyle: Favourite looks on INSTAGRAM (PART 1)

street photographer @leeoliveira

Isabel Marant bottom @rockglam

@rockglam

@lisatellbe

Vera Wang 2013 @neimanmarcus

Anna Dello Russo @rockglam

Monica Rose @monicarosestyle

Casual Chanel @rockglam

Amazing combo @theophiluslondon



chic @rockglam



@rockglam

Monica Rose @monicarosestyle

Margiela shoes @kimkardashian

Rachel Roy @rachel_roy

Source: Instagram (@Nads4u2nv, @TashMichael)

COACHELLA STYLE 2012

Rihanna 

Fergie 

Paris Hilton 

Whitney Port 

Leah Michele and Lauren Conrad 

Katy Perry (terrible look)

Camilla Belle 

Alessandra Ambrosio

Vanessa Hudgens 

Katy Perry (terrible look)

Lindsay Lohan 

Kate Bosworth 

I think its safe to say that the look for the weekend was definitely BOHO.

TAKASHI MURAKAMI (2007-2009)

Pharrell, Nigo, Kanye West & Takashi Murakami 

Takashi Murakami x Louis Vuitton 2009

Takashi Murakami album artwork for Kanye West's Graduation 2007

Takashi Murakami x Louis Vuitton 2009

Takashi Murakami Sculpture in Pharrell's Miami apartment

Takashi Murakami album single cover for Kanye West "Stronger" 2007

Takashi Murakami is a prolific contemporary Japanese artist who works in both fine arts media, such as painting, as well as digital and commercial media. He attempts to blur the boundaries between high and low art. He appropriates popular themes from mass media and pop culture, then turn them into thirty-foot sculptures, "Superflat" paintings, or marketable commercial goods such as figurines or phone caddies. He has commissioned work for the likes of Pharrell Williams and Nigo (founder of Bathing Ape) and in 2007 did the amazing artwork for Kanye West's graduation album. Takashi is definitely a force to be reckoned with.

Source: takashimurakami.net