Forever 21 New Designer Collections

Forever 21 is again releasing two new designer collections for spring. The first Forever 21 Spring collection was created by Petro Zillia. It include vintage-inspired tops, skirts and dresses. The second collection will be from Rory Beca that include caftans and flirty dresses. The Petro Zillia collection will be available on Friday in Forever 21 stores while the Rory Beca collection will be released on March 4. Both collections will be priced from $5.80 to $32.80.





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Glee Season 2 Fashion Style

Before the second season of Glee hit the TV this week, let's have a sneak peak on the cast's fashion styles. According to Glee's costume designer Lou Eyrich, each character has nine to eleven costume changes per episode.

For Glee Season 2, Rachel Berry will change her girly skirts to lady-like dresses. Tina will be sporting a modern Victorian look, while Kurt will have a more high-fashion clothing. The outfits of the cast were from H&M, Forever 21 and Urban Outfitters.

Check some of the photos from the Glee Season 2 set to have a glimpse of the cast's fashion styles:






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Forever 21 Fall/Winter 2010 Collection

The Fall/Winter 2010 Collection of Forever 21 provide exciting Back-to-School fashion styles for students. To all students out there, make sure to include Forever 21's rocker leather and girly skirts in your wardrobe!






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Kim Kardashian is Not Plus-Sized?

Kim Kardashian has recently exhibited her exasperation over the clothing company Forever 21. Kim debunked the company's promotional article that featured her face, their plus-sized dresses and a statement that ran “for a curvier girl that loves fashion.” Take note, the Forever 21 did not indicate Kim Kardashian is plus-sized and I don't know where her reaction was coming from.

The photo above was taken April 18 when Kim Kardashian was vacationing with her family in Mexico. I see nothing wrong with her curves but there's also nothing wrong too by being tagged as a “curvier girl who loves fashion” to promote Forever 21 dresses for plus-sized women. Kim stated in her blog that she's offended:

I am a huge fan of Forever 21 and I'm very happy they have expanded their line to include a plus-size range, but I am not in that size category and this article makes it sound like I am! I am a curvy girl and I love my curves, but curvy and plus-sized are two very different things. I work really hard to maintain my curves while staying slim and healthy, so to be classed as a "fuller-figured woman" of extra large proportions is a little offensive.

For the record, I am a size 2, not 2XL.

Kim just don't overreact. It appears you're just not too confident about your figure. See the Forever 21 promo article below and you be the judge if there's something offensive in there.