Velvet Goddess

Do you heard about the velvet goddess? In the 50s Hollywood, Grace Kelly has been called “velvet goddess” by her fans, and she has not been the Princess Grace of Monaco. In fact, the velvet is not just a kind of soft and smooth material; it is also the symbol of elegant and famous ladies. Grace Kelly is not only nice and beautiful on screen, but also she is elegant and dignified in daily life. She stands for a noble and free from vulgarity image. Use the velvet to describe her is so appropriate. This is the resource of “Velvet Goddess”.

The velvet is original in China and always the frequently-used material in Western designers. In 2011 autumn and winter fashion shows, designers use this material widely and makeup the models to the noble and classic “Velvet Goddess” Out of the show stage, the velvet is very popular with stars. The sexy and noble Rosie Huntington-Whiteley dressed in a simple purple velvet dress and looked so elegant. Julianne Moore wore the royal blue formal attire designed by Tom Ford in BAFTA red carpet. She just like a Golden Times screen goddess under the company of Tom Ford. Eva Green also fiound her unique Gothic style from the noble velvet. She wore Emilio Pucci 2011 autumn and winter black velvet dress and collocated with Sergio Rossi black high-heeled shoes and looked so charming. No matter the delicate designs on show stage or the makeup of stars, you can come to found your velvet goddess with me.