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Isabel Seely and Gregory Buntain’s initial encounter sounds like it could have been a storyline in the Love Actually script. As brand manager at Warby Parker, Isabel had been tasked with overseeing the company’s first pop-up retail experience during the 2011 holiday season. “For two months, we took over a garage space in Soho and built it out to look like a market—it was called the Warby Parker Spectacle Bazaar,” remembers Isabel. “Inside the space, we had two Mongolian yurts—one yurt was merchandized with Warby Parker glasses, and in the other yurt, we hosted a rotating cast of different designers, creatives, and local artisans. Greg’s company, Fort Standard, was one of the vendors in the space for an entire week. Since the pop-up space was also serving as my office, we got to spend a lot of time together. On the last day, Greg gifted me a bottle of homemade cider with a custom label that read: ‘Isabel, I’m going to miss spending time with you in your yurt home. Thanks for a great week! Maybe we can drink this together sometime?’ I thought it was a bold move, but it worked!”

The two had been dating for four years when Greg initiated the idea of planning a weekend away to celebrate both of their November birthdays with Isabel’s brother and sister. “We booked this beautiful house in upstate New York, which I thought I had discovered online but, as it turns out, he had found all along,” says Isabel. “We left early to get up to the house and get settled. He built a fire and as we sat on the sofa waiting for my sister to arrive, he asked me to marry him. Being a designer, he made a holly box to hold the beautiful emerald-cut ring, which he also designed with his friend and jewelry designer, Wing from Wwake. The bottom of the box has the date of the proposal and our initials stamped on it. I was so shocked I forgot to answer his question at first! But of course, I said, ‘Yes!’ Not long after, my sister and her boyfriend and my brother and his wife walked in the door. We called both of our parents and then called my sister who lives in Los Angeles. Within minutes of us speaking on the phone, she and her husband walked through the door. And then, Greg’s brother and his girlfriend arrived from San Francisco an hour later! The 10 of us spent a really cozy weekend together. We’re both so close with our families, and it meant so much to me to be surrounded by our siblings. Thinking back on our proposal, I still get giddy. He really planned the perfect weekend and I couldn’t have been happier!”

Shortly thereafter, they turned their attention to planning. The two love to travel and really wanted their wedding to feel like a fun, relaxing vacation for their guests. “My family does a big trip over Christmas each year, and I had been looking to go to Kamalame Cay for some time,” says Isabel. “When Greg and I decided we wanted to get married in the Bahamas because it was easy to get to and is a truly beautiful destination, I knew Kamalame was the spot! As we planned the wedding, we were lucky enough to spend a good amount of time on the island and fell even more in love with the place.”

David Hew and Michael King own and run the island and helped the couple throughout the planning process. “The Hew family as a whole was incredibly hospitable during every visit—they had us over for family dinners, we explored the island together, and we got to know the staff intimately,” says Isabel. “From the second we arrived, we felt entirely at home and knew we had made the right decision!”

One of Isabel and Greg’s goals was to keep the wedding aesthetic natural and local. “We didn’t want anything that felt like it was shipped in from New York to the Bahamas,” says Isabel. “We also wanted each night of the weekend to feel a bit different, all leading up to an elegant evening under the canopy of the jungle.”

Isabel embarked on all of this without a wedding planner. “My mom and I, with help from my sisters, did it together,” she says. “My mom is an amazing interior designer, and we have the same taste, so it was so easy and fun! It also helps that Greg is a designer. I was lucky that he was so involved!” They also had help executing their vision from Kamalame’s amazing staff; their coordinator, Donna; and their friends at Cays and Co.

Figuring out what to wear wasn’t as straightforward. “The wedding dress I eventually went with was not what I initially thought I wanted,” admits Isabel. “I originally pictured myself in a bohemian, embroidered dress, but I fell in love with this Ines Di Santo gown at Bergdorf Goodman. Bergdorf was my last bridal appointment during a crazy day that had been spent hopping from one place to the next with my mom, soon-to-be mother-in-law, and my sisters. And, looking back, I couldn’t be happier with it! It was comfortable, true to my style, and fit the Bahamian environment perfectly.”

The bride planned the rest of her wardrobe meticulously and each night her look for the evening was more colorful and fun than the last in the lead up to the main event. The weekend kicked off with a welcome party, and Isabel wore a batik pencil skirt with a simple silk camisole by Lela Rose, Salihah Moore beaded earrings that Greg had given her before they’d left on the trip, and Ulla Johnson tassel heels. For the rehearsal dinner, the bride chose a light blue Zimmermann lace dress and beaded Valentino sandals. She kept her jewelry simple with diamond bar studs by Anne Sisteron. On her wedding day, she wanted to feel like herself so she did her own makeup. She wore her mother’s diamond drop earrings that her sister in-law wore at her wedding as well. “She couldn’t be with us in the Bahamas because she had just given birth to my adorable nephew Warner, so it was nice to have that shared element between us,” says Isabel. “They were also my something borrowed, and it meant so much that they had been passed down.” The bride finished everything off with bright Altuzarra pom-pom heels. “My shoes were my favorite part!” says Isabel. “We had pom-pom details throughout the wedding, and these just felt so island-y. They were a bright pop of color under my dress, which I loved! I also wore fresh flowers in my hair. My sisters helped me fasten them to my bun. Having their help was so special—I don’t know what I’d do without them!” Meanwhile, Greg was in a custom pink suit and designed a blue-and-white linen shirt, which all of his groomsmen also wore. “We wanted a sophisticated look and also to incorporate our island setting through touches of color and natural materials like linen,” explains Isabel.

The ceremony took place on a pier that led into the ocean. Guests were given coconut water and rum drinks upon arrival and gathered at the end of the pier—some standing and some sitting—as the groomsmen took their place in front of a screen of natural greens and plants in terra-cotta pots. A steel drum band played “Sea of Love” as Isabel and her father made their entrance. “My dad was the biggest comfort to me as I walked down the aisle, excitedly approaching my handsome groom at the end!”

The bride’s brother officiated the intimate ceremony. “He took his role very seriously and actually asked Greg and me to answer questions separately about each other, and then he incorporated our stories into his speech,” says Isabel. “A lot of it came from our own words, but—of course—my brother incorporated his own funny elements and jokes in as well. It was truly so personal and touching—the most special gift he could give to Greg and me.” The couple also included an element of a traditional Greek wedding ceremony—the Stefana, or crowns representing their union. “While it was not important to us to have a religious ceremony, Greg and I both wanted to weave our family traditions into the weekend,” says Isabel. “Our Stefana now hang above our bed, just like my parents’ Stefana hang above theirs.”

After the two exchanged vows they wrote together, the newlyweds walked back down the aisle to the steel band playing “In the Jungle.” “At the end of the aisle our wedding party and family rushed down to kiss and congratulate us!” says Isabel. The newlyweds then went off to take photos as guests continued to enjoy some more island drinks and steel drum music.

Throughout the evening, the bride and groom wanted each element of the night to expose guests to a different area of the island. “We chose the coconut grove for our dinner reception and designed one long serpentine table to seat all of our guests,” says Isabel. “It was pretty incredible to have this one long, windy table through the jungle with big paper lanterns lighting the palm canopy above!” The table settings were kept very simple with natural leaves found on the island in different ornate glass vases and lots of votives. Isabel and her mom also designed custom napkins with mint green pom-pom trim to add a fun, unexpected detail. Each guests’ name was hand-calligraphed on a tag tied around a small snow globe. “Growing up, my dad collected snow globes, so Greg and my dad custom-made tiny ones for each guest!” says Isabel. “The globe had a little palm tree on the inside with sand Greg had collected on our first trip to Kamalame. We wanted to pass along this family tradition to our guests, and it was made even more special because Greg made each one himself!”

Dinner was served family-style and paired with wine that had a lot of significance to the new couple. “Greg’s parents started a beautiful tradition where they bought a case of bordeaux the year each of their sons was born to be opened at their wedding,” says Isabel. “We shipped this wine to the Bahamas and got to enjoy it at our wedding dinner with his parents, brother, and my family. It was such special moment during the meal, and I really hope to pass the tradition along!” While everyone was seated, the father of the bride took the opportunity to toast the new couple. “It was beautiful, and to our surprise, he actually wrote it down in advance—he’s known to be very off-the-cuff,” says Isabel. “This was one of many moments that weekend when I was trying to hold back tears.” After guests enjoyed mini key lime pies and rum cake, the newlyweds thanked everyone for joining them on such an incredible trip. Then, Greg surprised his bride with a toast of his own. “It was the first time he spoke about me as my husband and it was a very sweet moment,” admits Isabel.

Afterward, guests followed the bride and groom down a small candlelit path to the beach for their first dance. Friend and musician Jonathon Linaberry (The Bones of JR Jones) performed the couple’s song, one of his original pieces, called “Hearts Racing.” “Everyone gathered around, resting in the sand, and watched our first dance together,” says Isabel. “It was so romantic to be under the stars, dancing to our song. Then, everyone crowded on the dance floor and our amazing DJ, Kirk Duncombe, had us all moving for hours!”

Tiki torches were set up in the ocean at the sand bar, lighting up the water, and eventually, Greg’s best friend and his brother stripped down and went skinny-dipping. They grabbed the torches and beckoned for everyone else to join in. “It didn’t take long before most of our guests were running in—some fully clothed, some not!—splashing around in the Caribbean,” says Isabel. “I went in in my wedding dress surrounded by my husband in his suit, my family, and best friends! It was pretty surreal to all be in the dark, warm water together, with the music still playing and the tiki torches lighting our way! After the impromptu swimming, the Kamalame team brought out late night snacks and drinks, and we all continued dancing until the morning!”Read more at:MarieAustralia evening dresses | MarieAustralia cocktail dresses

Schools and families from across the region are having a big get-together at the Auckland Botanic Gardens for Eye On Nature this week.

The annual environmental education event has three school-only days until March 30, and concludes with a free family day this Saturday.

Environmental organisations from across New Zealand are joining the Manukau Beautification Charitable Trust to stage the event, which is supported by six Auckland local boards and joined by many East Auckland schools.

With the theme for this year being From the Ground to the Table, the expo aims to encourage children to instigate more sustainable solutions at home and in schools.

The 1500 primary-aged attendees have the chance to discover nature with environmental groups, spend time with Sticky TV presenters, and showcase their talents in competitions.

"Eye On Nature is working with other like-minded organisations to educate and bring about public awareness to encourage a change in behaviour," event spokeswoman Nicole Stanton says.

"Reaching our young people and inspiring them to care for the living environment is the key, especially through fun and engaging activities."

In the first three days, children learn how to plant seedlings in recycled materials, compost left-over food, match packaged food to raw food, blend smoothies with bicycle power, and more.

During the family day on April 1, children can learn with Sticky TV presenters Jahmaine Paki, Walter Neilands​ and Leanna Cooper about the importance of eating different fruits and using their senses to explore nature.

Children can also join the "Bug Man" Ruud Kleinpaste for bush walks at Totara Park, learning to identify creatures and insects and about their natural habitats.

Budding chefs from high schools will demonstrate their skills in the cooking competition, while kindergarten and primary schoolchildren will show their creativity in an art competition.

At the end of the day, wearable art fashion show entries from schools across Auckland will be modelling on a catwalk and winners announced. ​

Some of the East Auckland schools funded by the trust to attend Eye On Nature include Howick Primary, Mission Heights Primary, Mellons Bay, Elm Park, Riverhills, Beachlands Primary, Botany Downs Primary, Wakaaranga, Riverina, and Bucklands Beach Primary.

"The event takes children and their families on an interactive journey in our New Zealand backyard learning all the different cycles that exist," trust community manager Barbara Carney says.

"Leave the event armed with knowledge and make a difference to your health and lifestyle by turning to the food that makes you feel amazing."

The Eye On Nature family day runs from 11am-5pm, with the wearable arts show at 6-8pm on April 1. Entry to the event at Auckland Botanic Gardens is via Everglade Drive, Totara Heights.Read more at:www.marieaustralia.com/green-formal-dresses

Alia Bhatt, who's also the brand ambassador of Maybelline New York recently walked as a showstopper for the Maybelline X Namrata Joshipura's show at AIFW, Delhi. And that's when we caught up with her on beauty and, no prizes for guessing that she was brutally honest about the one trend she hates and why Karan Johar inspires her.

Here's the beauty scoop you need to read:

Who are your beauty idols that inspire you?

For me, a beauty idol is simply anyone who inspires me for their personality. Like for example, Karan Johar—the way his personality is with his different looks and styling. And even my mother, she is the one who has always inspired me with her minimalistic take on beauty.

What is best beauty advice you've ever been given?

Less is more! This advice was given to me by one of my favourite make-up artists—who is very close to me.

Which is the worst beauty trend according to you?

I think when someone matches their lipstick to their nail paint and then to their shoes and bag. This 'extraness' of matching just doesn't work for me!

One make-up hack you believe in...

I think concealer. At the end of the day, no matter what you do; you need to conceal your eyes. You can only apply the concealer and maybe go for less foundation, something like Maybelline's BB cream. But I still think you need to use a concealer.

What are the beauty products you always have in your bag?

You'll always find a kajal, lip balm, mascara and different lip shades in my bag. I like to keep different lip shades that I like, so that I can use it whenever I want to. Also, I'm a big fan of Maybelline's The Nudes eyeshadow palette, so especially that.Read more at:http://www.marieaustralia.com/formal-dresses-melbourne | http://www.marieaustralia.com/formal-dresses-adelaide

Trish Harris remembers shopping for her high school prom dress almost 20 years ago.

"The prices were high. And when you added the shoes and purse and trip to the beauty salon, my family really couldn't afford it all. I had to get a job," said Harris, of Hammond, during the recent 4th Annual Prom Genie Inc.'s Boutique Day at the Jean Shepherd Center in Hammond, which offered free prom dresses and accessories for those attending area high schools.

"Now it's my daughter's turn to go to the prom and I can't believe we're getting everything here for no charge. I thought there had to be a catch."

There wasn't.

The only criteria involved was that the girls had to currently be enrolled in an area high school and have a valid school ID. They could bring one guest.

Visitors were treated to speakers that discussed scholarship options and other topics as they waited their turn to enter the shopping area.

"This event has really expanded, so we've added a few things," said Shannon Morris, coordinator of Prom Genie Inc.'s Boutique Day. "We wanted to have professional women from the community speaking to our participants about furthering their education."

Students were welcomed on a first-come first-served basis.

In addition to the racks of hundreds of dresses to choose from, long tables also were set up for visitors to choose jewelry, a purse and shoes. Many of the formal dresses were new, with tags still attached; and other gently used formals had been professionally dry cleaned.

All items were donated by individuals and groups.

Also, students from Tricoci Beauty Academy in Highland worked with the girls to give tips on makeup and hairstyles for the big day.

Five girls at a time were escorted to shopping area, each assisted by their own, "personal shopper," which was a volunteer from the community.

"This is wonderful, the girls are having the full boutique experience," said Jackie Cabrera, a volunteer personal shopper, as she helped a Hammond girl find shoes for her pastel gown. "And it takes the financial burden off their parents."

Many of the parents who accompanied their daughters agreed.

"I was very thankful when I found out about this (dress giveaway)," said Tinatha Brown, of Whiting. "My daughter found a dress that fit perfectly and doesn't need alterations. She even found shoes and accessories to match. Prom Genie has been a blessing to us."

A seamstress who identified herself only as Miss Ruby was at the ready for those that did require small alterations on their dresses.

"This (event) is amazing; it's such a big help for the girls and their families" she said, as she loaded thread on top of her sewing machine. "I'm happy to volunteer and be involved with this."

Helen Lewis, founder of Prom Genie Inc.'s Boutique Day, began the event six years ago in Indianapolis before bringing it to Hammond four years ago.

The Hammond native had to work to pay for all her prom necessities and feels that high school girls should not have to face that burden.Read more at:www.marieaustralia.com/sexy-formal-dresses | www.marieaustralia.com/vintage-formal-dresses

Wal-Mart has been racking up style cred through a string of e-commerce purchases as it chases Amazon in the online world.

And its purchase of online specialty retailer ModCloth, confirmed Friday, is another step in that race as well as a chance for the company to grow brick-and-mortar. The buzzed about e-commerce brand boasts an engaged community of customers who post images of themselves wearing products.

The price of the deal wasn’t disclosed.

“Today’s a big day,” Matt Kaness, chief executive officer of ModCloth, said in an interview. “We’ve really been excited about the opportunity to grow the business. Beyond the resources associated with the Wal-Mart deal, this gives us the opportunity to scale and reach more women.”

Kaness ticked off ways that ModCloth will grow its business. “Think about customer acquisition, the opportunities online and off-line are both really exciting for us,” he said. “As primarily a digital retailer, one of the things we can now do is grow faster through digital channels. Off-line, we’re just getting started, but we’re confident about our model, where all the styles in the shop are available in all sizes. The model of the store is predicated on accelerating digital business by using the storefronts to drive engagement and recognition.”

Admitting that the newly minted partnership has “a lot that we have to talk through,” Kaness said, “we could have at least 100 different brick-and-mortar locations across the U.S.” The timeline is still a bit fuzzy. “Brands are built over decades and generations,” he said.

ModCloth is the latest acquisition in the online world by Wal-Mart. The retailer in January bought Shoebuy, an apparel and accessories site for $70 million from IAC, in a move that was seen as a turning point for Wal-Mart in terms of fashion. The deal was aimed squarely at Amazon, since Shoebuy is a direct competitor of the Amazon-owned e-tailer Zappos.

Wal-Mart in February paid $51 million for Moosejaw, a web site selling apparel and footwear with an outdoor focus. Hayneedle, a home furnishings and decor e-tailer is also part of Wal-Mart’s portfolio.

Jet, which Wal-Mart acquired in August for $3.3 billion has facilitated and fueled the Bentonville, Ark.-based retailer’s interest in fashion and upscale consumers. Marc Lore, founder of Jet, now oversees Wal-Mart’s digital operations and appears to be the driving force behind the retailer’s newfound aggressiveness in the sector. He also used to work at Amazon.

“Apparel and accessories is the number-one category for digital commerce, according to comScore,” said a Wal-Mart spokesman, adding that with ModCloth, “we gain the experience of a well-recognized specialty apparel e-commerce brand that’s trusted by millions of Millennial women.”

“ModCloth’s catalogue offers thousands of choices in clothing and accessories, including highly differentiated, exclusive styles and an extended range of sizes that appeals to a broad demographic of women,” the Wal-Mart spokesman added. “The compelling styling, branding and content currently available on ModCloth online, along with deep industry relationships and expertise, will help us further enhance our overall customer experience.”

It’s hard to see how ModCloth’s quirky styles such as a Hopes and Cheers shirtdress covered with black and white libations, $89; Eclectic Academic blazer with a patchwork of fabrics, asymmetric cut and mismatched buttons, $119.99, and Whisker Takes All denim jacket with white cat eyes and whiskers on the back, $79.99, will fit into Wal-Mart’s bargain-basement price ethos that’s produced $2.87 T-shirts and $1.68 camis.

Wal-Mart has always underscored its commitment to basics, but that mind-set seems to have changed with the retailer now eager to jump on an apparel learning curve. “How will ModCloth fit into our e-commerce business?” the Wal-Mart spokesman said. “The ModCloth team will continue to operate its site and store [in Austin, Tex.] as a stand-alone and complementary brand to our other e-commerce sites. The ModCloth team will bring its significant experience and unique talents to our U.S. e-commerce efforts and will further strengthen the collective capabilities of the overall team.”

The common thread running through all of the acquisitions is that each e-tailer drills down on a particular category and has a more affluent customer base than Wal-Mart’s target shopper.

“With a lot of these acquisitions, we’re looking for partners that can be additive from the standpoint of product selection and choice, and provide net new customers for the Wal-Mart family. This acquisition is about further enhancing the customer online shopping experience,” the spokesman said.

“Jet attracts a more affluent, more urban and younger customer,” Doug McMillon, president and ceo of Wal-Mart Stores Inc., said Tuesday at the Bank of America Merrill Lynch Consumer and Retail Technology conference. “Some suppliers don’t want to sell on walmart but want to sell on Jet.”

McMillon explained that Wal-Mart’s recent e-commerce acquisitions have been driven by the web sites’ assortments. “It’s not very complicated; the customer wants great assortment, price and service, and we haven’t been delivering as well. [Moosejaw, Shoebuy and Hayneedle] are great, but they don’t have enough money to go market their brands and scale them. By joining Wal-Mart, they can make their products available through Wal-Mart and Jet and they can scale faster.”

Wal-Mart seems more eager to develop private-label brands. “We have resourced private brands,” McMillon said. “We have more talent there. We have footwear and apparel — and we’re investing in that.”

“In private label, we’ve grown the expertise and industry relationships with some of these specialty retailers particularly in this category,” the Wal-Mart spokesman said. “The type of content they need to educate consumers to help drive conversion is really important. ModCloth brings that — it’s content is so rich. Customers can schedule one-on-one styling appointments with ModStylists. Moosejaw has similar expertise, it’s so strong and knowledgeable in outdoor and activewear.”Read more at:http://www.marieaustralia.com

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