Kylie Minogue (September 2003 - November 2010)

[Mirik]

L'Officiel Rus December - January 2006-2007
my scan

 

[Melly5525]

^Love that pic, that dress is amazing!

 

[magpie]

Hey - I just found this project: www.sydneyshards.net

Didn't Kylie grow up in the western suburbs? I've been reading Sydney Shards and thinking how funny such a big star came from what seems to be such a small-scale place. Wonder if she ever goes back and visits now, or just wanted to forget and live in big cosmopolitan cities like London and Paris.

 

[style_savy]

Kylie Minogue shopping on West Broadway in New York City, May 12
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[style_savy]

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[mnis]

Kylie Minogue leaving her hotel in NYC may 13


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[Melly5525]

^Thanks mnis , great pics, she looks lovely in thats dress

 

[style_savy]

Kylie Minogue out for dinner in New York City, May 13
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[christina126]

^not liking that top

 

[style_savy]

me neither, but she looks gorgeous there

 

[stripes]

Dior Cruise collection - backstage

getty images

 

[Melly5525]

Just saw this pic on people.com, I am in LOVE with this dress

 

[The_Ida]

I thought it would be impossible to make Pucci look bad. Kylie proved me wrong. The dress doesn't even fit her

 

[yenn]

Kylie's back: a new beachwear line from H&M

summer 2007, named for Kylie Minogue, but it’s actually the second time the Melbourne-born singer has collaborated with the label
photographed by Sölve Sundsbo


SECOND TIME LUCKY. The last time we tried covering this story, Hennes & Mauritz supplied us with the wrong images. This time, with the official launch of the line, we can see what the original information was all about.
H&M Loves Kylie is the Swedish brand’s new beachwear line, designed in association with Kylie Minogue and communicating an idea of Australia.
What is interesting is that it marks a nine-year association between the Australian-born international popstar and H&M: in 1998, when Kylie’s star was shining less high, she modelled the company’s Christmas lingerie campaign. That was an era when people were asking, ‘Whatever happened to Kylie Minogue?’
Karma works. Now that Kylie’s on top again, she hasn’t forgotten the label that reached out in less rosy times. Inspired by her—or at least the Swedish idea of her and Australia, as seen through head designer Margareta van den Bosch—she returns to model the range, looking as though she hasn’t aged a year.
Van den Bosch says Kylie’s contribution included showing her favourite 1960s vintage bathing suit, and from there, she designed the halter neck style in the new range.
The 1960s are certainly referenced with silver bikinis and aqua-and-green swirl-print towels, bags and pareos. There are modern touches, such as a headscarf that doubles as a belt and a nylon beach bag that folds into a silver wallet shape.
H&M says the range is a limited edition, though it is designed to complement its standard range.
Ten per cent of the money spent on the campaign, according to the company, will be spent on WaterAid, an international charity ‘dedicated to the provision of safe domestic water, sanitation and hygiene education to the world’s poorest people.’ The campaign was launched the same day Hennes & Mauritz announced the opening of its Shanghai store, its first in China. •

source: Lucire

 

[style_savy]

Kylie Minogue arrives at Cipriani Restaurant, NYC (may 15, 2007)
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[christina126]

^I wear those kinds of dresses all the time in the summer; I love them.

 

[yenn]

from GQ Mag

 

[yenn]

The Spinning Around singer makes a colourful impression as she heads out from her New York hotel in a psychedelic print number complemented by a sleek, blonde 'do

source: HelloMag

 

[style_savy]

Kylie Minogue - Waverly Restaurant in New York City, May 14
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[style_savy]

Kylie Minogue and
Dita Von Teese

British pop queen Kylie Minogue and burlesque star Dita Von Teese also got glam for cocktails and couture at the Dior preview in New York City. Minogue and Von Teese—who described her 30's-inspired hair as a variation on her look at the Elton John Oscar Party earlier this year—had front row seats for the show, which featured candy-colored designs covered in dazzling gems.
instyle.com