Blugirl

Blugirl by Blumarine Women’s Animal Print Cami in Turquoise Blumarine – . Material: 96% Rayon, 4% Spandex Trim Material: 100% Cotton Dry Clean Only Runs Small Made In: Italy Blumarine This sexy camisole top comes in a turquoise leopard print and with turquoise trim and spaghetti straps. Fabric Content: 96% Rayon, 4% Spandex Trim Content: 100% Cotton Neck Line: v neck with gathered bodice Sleeve Type: spaghetti straps Hem Length: armpit to hem measures Made In: Italy Care Instructions: dry...Read Full Story

Blumarine Fall 2010 RTW CollectionAnna Molinari's free spirit is screaming through this jungle inspired collection where animal prints meet black leather and dramatic fringes next to fragile silk soft dresses. Check out next how Blumarine's stunning Fall 2010 RTW Collection has made a huge impression on the runway! The Italian brand Blumarine was founded back in 1977 by fashion designer, Anna Molinari, and it's part of the fashion house Blufin next to other labels like Miss Blumarine, Blugirl...Read Full Story

Actresses, Fashion Editors, Bloggers, Expect Girly + Fun Motifs at Blugirl Fall 2012 MFW| FashionTV MILAN – Outside the Blugirl runway show during Milan Fashion Week, FashionTV spots Glamour Russia Senior Fashion Editor Oksana On. “Blugirl is just glamour,” she says, “I’m expecting very girly and very bright so probably, maybe pale. This text will be replaced &&&&&&& Tekbuz.comRead Full Story

Rossella Tarabini (born 1968), daughter of the Blumarine designer Anna Molinari and designer of the collection that takes her mother’s name, has an affinity with London. Its street life, the punks on the Kings Road in the ’70s, and glamorous Mayfair nights all served as inspiration for her autumn/winter 2005 collection. Tarabini’s creations are a mirror to her interests and experiences, and each of her collections tells a story, whether it be of a Russian princess or a rock singer. Her...Read Full Story

Rossella Tarabini (born 1968), daughter of the Blumarine designer Anna Molinari and designer of the collection that takes her mother’s name, has an affinity with London. Its street life, the punks on the Kings Road in the ’70s, and glamorous Mayfair nights all served as inspiration for her autumn/winter 2005 collection. Tarabini’s creations are a mirror to her interests and experiences, and each of her collections tells a story, whether it be of a Russian princess or a rock singer. Her...Read Full Story