My Connections Magazine 2018 Winter issue

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My Connections Magazine Winter 2018
Street fashion style
Winter 2018
Out on the street
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Fashion statement
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Everything in shape
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To me love had to
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Contents
1- Fashion statement fall 2018
5- Valentine Day fashion expressions
2- Social trends Human behaviors
Six best things about love
Love is a force more formidable than any
other. It is invisible – it cannot be seen or
measured, yet it is powerful enough to
transform you in a moment, and offer you
more joy than any material possession
could. ~ Barbara de Angelis A tie between
Shakespeare and De Angelis…what is love?
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3- Health
The new epidemic Reach highest level without
cure Too late to get Flu shot. In health diet and
fitness
6- Amazing place The River Walk San Antonio or
(Paseo Del Rio)
Eastern Eggs around the corner
4- Celebrities Crossroad
Never too old in Hollywood. What do some stars
when they get too old?
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Fashion Statement 2018 red Carpet Style
Jane Fonda showed
that there’s no need to opt out of fashion even for older actresses.The red carpet for the
2018 Academy Awards was a fashion rainbow. There was a little bit of black, a
whole lot of white, bits of red, a ton of blush tones, a dollop of buttercup and a
few outlier shades of gray, silver and caramel. It seemed that the actors and
actresses wore the clothes to which they were drawn, the clothes that their
friends designed or the ones that they were contracted to wear.
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Rita Moreno.
There was no solidarity in wearing black to draw attention to the issue of
sexual harassment and the lack of gender parity the way there had been at the
Golden Globes and the recent BAFTAs in London. Viewers did not see the
myriad buttons and brooches that had been promised by activists and
nonprofits. There would be pins informing viewers about Time’s Up and the
$21 million it has raised in support of women dealing with sexual harassment
in the workplace. Buttons would raise awareness about gun violence and gun
control. They would acknowledge that Black Lives Matter. For a while it
seemed that one might need a cheat sheet to figure out what everything
represented. But crib notes were unnecessary.
Instead, the solidarity seemed to be more in actions and attitude, with
moments such as actress Nicole Kidman dipping into an interview with
Sandra Bullock on ABC for a hug and a declaration of affection.
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So there was no one left who would cheerfully ask the stars who made their
dress or who tailored their tuxedo. It was left to design houses to tweet and
Instagram and send out news alerts. Giorgio Armani snagged Allison
Williams, Denzel Washington, Sally Hawkins and Nicole Kidman. Calvin Klein
got Jordan Peele, Laura Dern and Saoirse Ronan. Burberry? Martin
McDonagh. Michael Kors dressed Viola Davis in fuchsia. Gucci outfitted
Salma Hayek in lavender and crystals.
Tiffany Haddish
On the red carpet, people were shying away from conversations about
designers, but not necessarily clothes. ABC’s Michael Strahan was happy to
chat with Tiffany Haddish about her embroidered ballgown because it was
inspired by her Eritrean heritage. Rita Moreno, one of the few women on the
red carpet who spoke to Seacrest, shared that her gown was from 1962, the
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year she’d won the best supporting actress Oscar for “West Side Story.” The
dress, she said, was made from a Japanese obi and quite frankly she was
amazed that it hadn’t “tarnished” in all these years.
But despite the lack of conversation about the designers and their frocks, it
would be a leap to argue that the interviews on the red carpet had taken an
enormous leap in substance. They didn’t. Not really.
And that’s no one’s fault. The red carpet simply is not an environment
conducive to rich and thoughtful conversations. It’s a place for sound bites and
quips. If a person can manage to utter a few well-considered sentences, as did
Michael Stuhlbarg about his moving monologue in “Call Me By Your Name,”
well then, you’ve accomplished ­something.
The red carpet is a place for leaving a lasting visual impression, a place to take
pleasure in the creativity of the fashion industry. It’s a chance to dress up and
revel in one’s success. It’s also an opportunity to make a small statement about
oneself. And there was silent commentary about aging, about independence
and beauty ideals.
Both Helen Mirren and Jane Fonda looked sexy and strong on the red carpet.
They are women well into their senior years but there was nothing about their
style that suggested there is a particular age at which one must opt out of
fashion, when one should step into the shadow — even a bit. Mirren wore a
sensually draped blue-gray gown by Reem Acra that flowed seductively down
her slender frame. Fonda was in tailored white Balmain with shoulders that
could cut through glass.
Dee Rees, the director of “Mudbound,” looked exquisite in black trousers and
white tails. Emma Stone also eschewed the typical ballgown and wore black
satin trousers with a geranium blazer and pink sash that was custom-made for
her by Louis Vuitton. Mary J. Blige, whose gritty portrayal of a tough and
soulful woman in “Mudbound” made clear she has not left glamour behind
with a glittering, corseted white gown by Atelier Versace.The men stood out as
well. Peele looked dapper in his white Calvin Klein dinner jacket and the
young Timothée Chalamet was elegant in all white Berluti. And Chadwick
Boseman channeled Black Panther in a bedazzled long black jacket.
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The clothes made personal statements about who these actors are and how
they see themselves. Or at least how they want the public to see them. That
may not be political or social activism. But it’s still meaningful.
Jordan Peele
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Aging Hollywood stars concerns but no regrets.
DORIS ROBERTS
The late Roberts was so passionate about ageism that she went to Washington to do something about
it. In 2002, Roberts spoke at a Senate hearing on ageism in the media, where she gave a scathing
summary of the cruelty women of a certain age can face later on in their careers. “This is why some of
my spectacularly talented actress friends in their 40s and 50s have been forced into the humiliating
position of borrowing money from me, or begging me to see if there is even a tiny part for them on
Everybody Loves Raymond,” Roberts said on the Senate floor. Later on, she told PEOPLE: “There is no
photograph in any magazine that I can think of, other than [AARP The Magazine], that shows a woman
over the age of 45, unless she’s suffering from cancer or (selling) Viagra. They like to airbrush us out of
existence. I hold Madison Avenue at fault for dismissing us.”
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“I mean, let’s not talk about this
idea of, ‘Oh no! I’m going to be
40!’ You could be dead. So enjoy
it. It’s a privilege to age,” JANE
FONDA
"Ageism is alive and well," said
Fonda, who stars opposite
Tomlin in Grace & Frankie. The
Oscar winner also shared that
it's an issue that impacts mainly
women. "It is okay for men to
get older, because men become
more desirable by being
powerful, "With women, it's all
about how we look. Men are
very visual, they want young
women. So, for us, it's all about
trying to stay young."
JULIANNE MOORE
“I mean, let’s not talk about this
idea of, ‘Oh no! I’m going to be
40!’ You could be dead. So enjoy
it. It’s a privilege to age,” the
actress told InStyle. “Even in
scripts, they’ll refer to a
character as ‘aging.’ Well…
everyone is aging. In literature
and in movies, when people try
to stop the process, it always
ends in disaster. I think it’s really
important to be where you are.”
SUSAN SARANDON
Sarandon says that not relying
on looks in one's younger years
can help with aging in
Hollywood. Playing Bette Davis
in this year's Feud: Bette and
Joan, the actress revealed that
she gained a deeper
understanding of the struggle
women went through as they
got older in Hollywood decades
prior.
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Valentine's Day: Good for the Heart
Chocolate, red wine, and other expressions of love can be good for you.
The stuff of Valentine's Day may be good for the heart, in more ways than
one. Chocolate, red wine, and expressions of love could not only make
thumpers go pitter-patter in romantic fashion, they could also lead to
better heart health.
According to a growing amount of research, chocolate, red wine, and love
can play a role in keeping the blood flowing throughout the body. Experts
do not always agree on how these elements boost cardiovascular fitness,
nor do they always recommend them as tools for disease prevention. But
it's clear that a little of each isn't too bad -- in moderation.
The Sweet Stuff
Many people see chocolate as a guilty pleasure. How many dieters have
felt they've committed a sin upon indulging in the cocoa delight? How
many mothers have warned their children against eating too much, lest
they get cavities?There's no doubt chocolate can contribute to weight
gain and toothdecay, but now researchers are finding it can do good
things for the body as well.
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Burning man Event Las Vegas Nevada
Burning Man 2018
Burning Man 2018 takes place August 26 – September 3, 2018 in the Black Rock Desert of
Nevada. Participants join in the effort to co-create Black Rock City, a temporary metropolis
dedicated to art and community.
Burning Man isn’t your usual festival. It’s a city wherein almost
everything that happens is created entirely by its citizens, who are
active participants in the experience.
Burningman.org
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Social trends human behavior
Sex things about love
why being in love is the best feeling in the world.
1. Love Makes You Feel Invincible
Love makes you feel as if you can do anything. Your approach on life is brighter and
happier. You have courage to do things you didn’t think you were able to do.
2. Love Gives You Incredible Inspiration
Being in love makes you feel inspired. It gives you a can-do attitude that you can
approach anything, anywhere, anytime. Being in love gives you motivation. Your
attitude is optimistic and always positive.
3. Love Makes You Happy
When you’re in love, you’re blissfully happy all the time.
4. Love Makes You A Hopeful Romantic
Falling in love makes you a romantic. Love gives you hope that there is a perfect
person out there for you.
5. Love Makes You Eliminate Your Fear
Love makes you fearless. The things you used to fear disappear when you’re in
love. You know you have your own personal cheerleader in your corner to help you
with whatever is needed. You almost feel protected because you’re so happy.
6. Love Makes You Be The Best Version of Yourself
When you’re in love, you’re a better version of yourself. You’re nice to everyone,
and you’re eternally thankful.
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Milan Fashion week January 21 2018
GIGI H Dominate the runway with fierce looks
and fear persona.
Talkback direct here few Gigi's back comments:
Gigi Hadid
✔@GiGiHadid
For those of you so determined to come up w why
my body has changed over the years, you may not
know that when I started @ 17 I was not yet
diagnosed w/Hashimoto’s disease; those of u who
called me “too big for the industry” were seeing
inflammation & water retention due to that.
Over the last few years I’ve been properly
medicated to help symptoms including those, as
well as extreme fatigue, metabolism issues, body’s
ability to retain heat, etc ... I was also part of a
holistic medical trial that helped my thyroid levels
balance out.
Although stress & excessive travel can also affect
the body, I have always eaten the same, my body
just handles it differently now that my health is
better. I may be “too skinny” for u, honestly this
skinny isn’t what I want to be, but I feel healthier
internally and (cont)
Gigi Hadid is a fashion powerhouse!
Milan Fashion Week kicked off on Feb. 21
and the 22-year-old model dominated the
runways, leading various shows in fierce and
glamorous ensembles. As a handful of
Italian designers showcased their latest
fall/winter 2018 collections, Hadid was front
and center strutting her stuff and slaying the
catwalk.
The blonde bombshell arrived ready to slay
at the Alberta Ferretti show on Feb. 21,
wearing a black sweater and purple Harlem
pants with knee-high baroque-inspired
boots. That same day, she dolled up at the
Moschino show in a bright aqua gown with
a 60's-inspired bob.
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The Flu. The rollover epidemic have a shot for a cure.
The terrible 2017-2018 flu season may be starting to wind down, the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention said Friday.
But it’s nowhere close to being over, and flu is still widespread in most states, the CDC said on its weekly
report on the annual influenza epidemic.
And more children have died from flu, bringing the total for the year so far to 97.
“It's been a tough season so far this year, but this week we're actually seeing the influenza-like illness
activity beginning to drop,” Dr. Daniel Jernigan, one of the CDC’s top flu experts, told NBC News.
“It looks like the peak of the season may actually be behind us at this point.”
So many people die of flu that they are not counted one by one, except for children. Instead, the CDC
looks at how many deaths are reported from flu-like illness or pneumonia and extrapolates from those.
The latest data, which goes back to the week that ended February 3, showed that 9.5 percent of all
deaths were from flu and pneumonia.
Flu kills between 12,000 and 59,000 people every year in the U.S. alone and puts as many as 700,000
into the hospital. It takes weeks to gather data but this year has shaped up to be on the severe end in
terms of sickness, deaths and hospitalizations.
Source NBC Broadcating corporation.
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Amazing place must reviseted San Antonio
The River Walk
Boat Tour
Take a boat ride along the River Walk, and keep the fun going: Catch a show
at an historic open-air theatre, relive the Alamo’s story in 3-D and enjoy a
cold one at the area’s oldest bar.
Make memories with a River Walk boat tour. See many of San Antonio’s unique features just a
few feet away -- a statue of city namesake St. Anthony of Padua, the Alamo, the longest
continuously operating courthouse in Texas, and the second-tallest free-standing tower in the
US are among the sites you’ll see along the 2.5-mile route.
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