H&M x Water Work.

Looking for trendy beachwear?

One of the store I love to shop from time to time is H&M.

They have a new summer line called Water Work.

H&M is raising money for Water Aid.

Since they started the project nine years ago, they have raised $2 million for the cause.

The latest line will launch internationally May 26, 2011.

The money received from this line will go to help wildfire reservoirs.

Get INVOLVED! 

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Angel-like.



Halle Berry poses on her golf cart during the 2011 Halle Berry Celebrity Golf Classic.

Where? In Los Angeles on Monday.

Why? For a benefit for the Jenesse Center, a domestic violence intervention program.

Halle is so angel-like, I respect her for helping other women out, especially if she been through it.

I commend her!

Feed The Children.

Still need to buy holiday gifts?

These are the perfect gift for bestfriends, cousins, mothers, etc.

You ever wanted a friendship bracelet that would tie you to someone important?

These bracelets are more trendy, and less sentimental but you can find them anywhere.

The price also varies.

Lauren Bush managed to design her bracelets fusing both trend and tradition.

Her FEED bracelets; a take on the FEED bags are now available at Forever 21.

Each bracelet provides 2 school meals for children, and the color-coded beads tell you where your money is going (Kenya, Haiti, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Swaziland, and Honduras).

Do your part and FEED THE CHILDREN!

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Fashion Radar.

Designer IIaria Venturini Fendi has shown off her designer skills at her family label's accessories division.

This is a different kind of Fendi bag.

It has funky and flare added to it.

Her own line is called Carmina Campus; her label has been dedicated since its founding to sustaining artisan crafts in Africa, which she combines with recycled materials from Italy for her bags. 

"Carmina Campus is an entirely separate company from Fendi, which is owned by LVMH, but Ilaria is Fendi accessories designer Silvia Venturini Fendi’s sister." 

The collection shown above is a collection she calls A Journey Through Dumpsters, Venturini Fendi uses black plastic garbage bags, doubled and reinforced for a glossy, slick look; the recycled sacks, she says, take on a vintage look, “like old skins.” 

Her inspiration came from touring dump sites in Kenya and Uganda, where marginalized workers make a living sifting through trash for recyclable materials.

"she’s relaunched the collection’s Dragon bags, with intricate patchwork panels made from fabric scraps from kangas and shukas, the traditional drapes worn by Masai warriors."

I love that Venturini Fendi designs to help those who are in need.

The gifted and the giving!