LVoe Spotlight: Diego Diaz

22 year old Fashion Photographer Diego Diaz finally found spotlight for being talented and good looking. He's from Malaga, Spain and now based in Florence, Italy for various photoshoot job offered by Schield Collection.


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source: diegodiaz|homotography

Pyramid Remix By Dave Aude Radio Mix

Perfectly Done!

Charice "Pyramid" (Dave Audé Radio Mix) by DaveAude

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source: soundcloud

For LVoe Of Tote: Brady Utility Tote Bag

Shell: two-ply laminated canvas with leather trim and solid brass components

Lining: detachable washable rubber lining

Height: 34cm

Width: 48cm

Chic!  $$135


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source: asos

For LVoe Of Tote: Reiss 1971 Jagger Canvas Shopper

I LVoe U.K brand Reiss, most of their leather goods like totes and bags are great, dresses and suits are tailor-fitted to customers though its RTW. A bit expensive compared to other brands but it lasts.


Another Tote Bag I LVoe and Adore. Good for day-to-day activities especially shopping!

And for only $58... Not bad...


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source: reiss|asos

I'm An Addict!

BB addict!

Blackberry devices can be so addictive that owners may need to be weaned off them with treatment similar to that given to drug users, experts warned today.

They said the palmtop gadgets, which have been nicknamed 'crackberries' because users quickly become hooked on them, could be seriously damaging to mental health.

The study, carried out by New Jersey's Rutgers University School, claims the Blackberry is fuelling a rise in email and internet addiction, with sufferers able to survive only a few minutes without checking for new mail.

One key sign of a user being addicted is if they focus on their Blackberry ignoring those around them.

The gadget, which combines a phone with internet access, was launched in 1999 and quickly hailed a lifesaver, allowing fraught businessmen to access their emails anywhere.

It quickly gained a huge celebrity fanbase which includes chef Gordon Ramsay, footballer Freddie Ljungberg and model Lizzie Jagger.

But the effects of becoming addicted to the device can be 'devastating', said Professor Gayle Porter who led the study.

She added: 'Employers provide programmes to help workers with chemical or substance addictions. 'Addiction to technology can be equally damaging to a worker's mental health'.

I don't care...I LVoe it! And I can't survive without having my daily dose of BB shots...

source: daily uk

Big Mouth

Pilipinas Got Talent... I was amazed, really!






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