My Fashion Life

Looks like the World Cup is going to be a very fashionable affair with Dolce and Gabbana dressing the Italians and Giorgio Armani taking charge of the English team.

Keeping the wardrobe very classic and blue, the Italian designer will be kitting the team out in navy wool suits, and light blue ties. Casual wear will consist of blue trousers and polo shirts, accessorised with a divers watch, wrap around sunglasses, a clutch bag and personalised cufflinks bearing each players shirt number. We can’t wait…and neither can Armani by the sounds of it, the designer spoke of his admiration for the football players…..

“I’ve enjoyed dressing soccer stars for many years. In many ways, they are the modern-day gladiators. Both on and off the field they have become icons. As a designer, it’s always good to stretch yourself, and the challenge of dressing people whose bodies are fine-tuned and developed is one that I particularly enjoy”

Stella McCartney interviews Giorgio Armani for the independent

Nothing to do with fashion but its fun, and with the World Cup on its way, we thought we’d get into the football spirit….

Just rating.com - “pit player against player. You pick who you would prefer in your squad.”

So it looks like men especially football players are “lady like”. Enjoying shopping sprees and even missing football training to hit the stores.

ENGLAND soccer boss Sven Goran Erikkson has slated modern footballers for having a ‘ladylike’ obsession with appearance - and workers in the fashionable Manchester stores reckon he’s right on the money.