Happy Monday my dear! Mine started with a little 'Barney office, but nothing more than business as usual, when you are under event as we are now. Here's a bit 'proposals for the current week, then I'll make a nice ride on your blog!
MONDAY
Tonight at 20 on Channel glamourosissimo E! Sky (124), you can not miss "The Rachel Zoe Project ": the famous stylist of the stars Rachel Zoe will reveal some secrets of his work and the celebrities with whom he has to do ... a treat for gossip-addicted.
TUESDAY
The origins of the festival dates back to March 8, 1908, when aa New York, the workers of a local textile industry, the "Cotton", went on strike to protest their terrible working conditions. The strike lasted several days, until March 8, the owner Factory blocked all the doors to prevent the workers to go out and set fire to the building: all the workers were burned to death alive. Following Rosa Luxemburg suggested that the March 8 became an international day of struggle for women, just a reminder of the tragedy. So as to receive a mimosa is beautiful, maybe the real gift would be a bit 'more respect for women (nationally), and not until 8 March that eventually enriched especially florists.
Another gift to do? Nowadays, to visit one of the many Italian state museums: for women it's free!
WEDNESDAY
A few days before the fashion week in Milan, a novel and an essay brings us behind the scenes at the world of fashion, to see what's behind the glitter, fabulous clothes and partying. In "Fashion Babylon " a designer is dealing with the myriad attempts to achieve and maintain a reputation especially in the fashion industry, in "Clothes make the monaco " a series of keywords leads the universe in fashion lighthearted but thorough manner, with one point of view interesting and witty.
THURSDAY
African women are the engine of the Dark Continent: work, raise children, men say, they breed the animals, take care of the village and still find the time to wear colorful costumes and smiling to a stranger. The growing role of women is such that all African women have been nominated for the Nobel Peace 2011: sign the petition ( http://www.noppaw.org/ ) seems like a good way to continue to celebrate women, no?
FRIDAY
After other Italian cities, the exhibition dedicated to the Genoese singer-songwriter Fabrizio de Andre arrives in Milan at the Rotonda di via Besana (via Besana 12 ). I learned to love Fabrizio thanks to my parents, I visited the exhibition in Rome and I was enchanted, it is a virtual path, and interactive multimedia that will lead to the discovery of the singer but also the person who was . Beautiful and issues the letters he wrote from a small, interesting family photos, moving music.
March 8 GOOD AND GOOD WEEK!
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