Daily Archives: April 3, 2012

Knit & Collar Top by Zara, Skirt by American Apparel (get it here), Belt by Mulberry, Heels by Christian Louboutin (get it here) and Bag by Mulberry.

Good morning! Soooo, I'm feeling a bit broke today. I decided to go all crazymama yesterday (I blame it on the Monday Syndrome) and order 24 items from ASOS.

Doc Walker, formed in 1996, is a country rock band from Manitoba. Here's their song "Country Girl":

Thanks Zdenko!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2pJwbCGQ74&feature=related

If you own a MasterCard or Visa, your credit information has potentially been comprised.  10 million accounts have been stolen. Talk about an IT security alert!

MasterCard is investigating a feared security breach linked to a credit-card processor in the US, it says; Visa has reportedly launched a similar investigation. Although potential card holders have been alerted and the issue is still under investigation, it doesn't send much relief to all of us looking in on this matter.

An interesting new startup bubbling since it exhibited at TechCrunch 50 in the startup battlefield last year is Phonedeck. Effectively, it's created the cloud-based desktop for the mobile phone. That means it can track your outgoing SMS content, but also log calls (though not content). The result? A sudden realisation of you who call, how long for and a lot of other data that was previously invisible.

One-hundred million views, 100 thousand subscribers, and many of the world's biggest brands still don't have a suite of tools for customizing their YouTube channels. That changes today as social marketing platform Buddy Media begins letting its big brand clients deck out their YouTube channels with stylized video players and interactive apps. Twitter feeds, e-commerce storefronts, quizzes, linked banners, photo galleries and more can all be hosted on a channel.

Color Fantastic

Greg Kadel captures Constance Jablonski in bold spring prints and patterns for a high gloss shoot featured in Numéro #132. Set against various backdrops, stylist Bill Mullen selects colorful looks from Roberto Cavalli, Salvatore Ferragamo, Chanel and many more with a lingerie twist. A slicked back coif by Raymond McLaren and nontraditional lipstick choices by Francelle Daly-Poiblanc complete the flamboyant outfits.