Black colour slowly but very confidently penetrates into all spheres of our lives: cars, clothes, tiles, walls, apparel, accessories and even makeup. Black clothes make you look elegant, stylish, slim. Black makeup tells everybody that your are 1) a hot women 2) very brave one. Today, forget about black cats and all these awful beliefs regarding them, gone are the days, when black was solely a colour of evil. Now, most people choose:
- hot black manicure. For example, I found this nice capture of Sarah Michelle Gellar on Couture In The City Blog. She looks so fresh. Any manicure is a great opportunity to add some pizzazz to your style and it gives you a glam lift. Find more about nail manicure from Insta Glam: How-to Give Yourself a Manicure! Celebrity Nail Polish Trends.
- sunglasses. No matter the event, you always look irresistible. Have you ever heard that dark sunglasses at fashion shows are accepted, if not expected? Sounds strange and you are still in disbelief? Look at this picture, seeing in believing. Thanks to The 16 Diaries and their article Sunglasses Inside – Hot or Not?
- hair colour. For example, Rihanna’s new look. So hot, so stylish. She debuted her new look at the NRJ Music Awards in Cannes, France. Thanks to Stylemusings.
- laptop. Actually, it is not black, but it is grey and so bloody attractive. Oh, I like it. Saying IT I mean a skin, a special one, like a makeover. Just stick it to your laptop and… it is the cutest in the world! My applause to The City Life Stylist.
- dress. No, not in this way! A dress to impress! And even make everybody around speechless. Yeah, a little black dress. Greetings to Fasshonaburu.
since then Gucci turned into flourishing and successful Italian brand in the world of fashion. 
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Philip Treacy is a famous in all over the world hat designer. This outstanding man was born on the 26th of May, 1967 in Ireland (Ahascragh, County Galway) in a large friendly family – parents, seven brothers and a sister. In his childhood he was fond of watching the weddings, as there was not much to do at this small village. Now his permanent place of living is London. Philip started sewing when he was only 5-years-old and that was what he liked doing. His first hats and dresses were made for sister’s dolls and other toys. Materials were various, Philip’s mother had ducks, chickens and other poultry, so the boy used everything: fabric, feathers. Once their neighbor asked: Is it strange for a boy to sew dresses for dolls? And Philip’s father answered, yeah, but if only this can make our boy happy!
