Beautiful fun fashion Designer Donatella Versace, known for her flamboyant style, is the first to admit that her style is high maintenance.
Girl at a mear 57-years also explained that the most important thing to her is taking care of her skin and her platinum blond locks. Speaking at the Vogue Festival at London's South bank centre yesterday, she said: 'My style is not that big, I wear heels, tight pants and I wear diamonds. Donatella Versace: 'I'm not like this genetically, I use tonnes of cream' The fashion icon, 57, reveals the truth behind her high-maintenance style.
Designer was interviewed as part of the Vogue Festival in London on Sunday. As she admits that she fired her personal trainer for not letting her smoke. As Donatella told the fashion house, of her late brother Gianni Versace as her inspiration and driving force. She is the flamboyant fusionist known for a quirky, sexy style that combines fashion with rock 'n' roll and Donatella Versace is the first to admit that her style is high-maintenance. The Italian fashion designer has revealed that she likes to look glamorous at all costs and can't remember the last time she wore flats. 'I stopped working with a personal trainer as he wouldn't let me smoke. 'I'm not like this genetically; I use tonnes of cream and take care of my hair and skin.
At the style speech speaking at the Vogue Festival at London's South bank centre 28th 5 2013, she said 'My style is not that big, I wear heels, tight pants and I wear diamonds'. The glamorous icon kicked off her talk - which was hosted by Vogue contributing editor Lisa Armstrong - by discussing her brother Gianni, who passed away in 1997, and how he inspired her to take risks. She said: 'I was a rebel; Gianni was a rebel as well.
I was never satisfied; I'm a very curious person. Hard work this designer admitted that a lot of effort goes into her hair and skin regime 'Gianni always told me to be fearless, provocative and daring. ‘Donatella also gave an insight into working with some of the most infamous 90s supermodels, claiming Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista and Cindy Crawford used to fight over what Versace look they were wearing on the catwalk because 'they really cared'.
Girl at a mear 57-years also explained that the most important thing to her is taking care of her skin and her platinum blond locks. Speaking at the Vogue Festival at London's South bank centre yesterday, she said: 'My style is not that big, I wear heels, tight pants and I wear diamonds. Donatella Versace: 'I'm not like this genetically, I use tonnes of cream' The fashion icon, 57, reveals the truth behind her high-maintenance style.
Designer was interviewed as part of the Vogue Festival in London on Sunday. As she admits that she fired her personal trainer for not letting her smoke. As Donatella told the fashion house, of her late brother Gianni Versace as her inspiration and driving force. She is the flamboyant fusionist known for a quirky, sexy style that combines fashion with rock 'n' roll and Donatella Versace is the first to admit that her style is high-maintenance. The Italian fashion designer has revealed that she likes to look glamorous at all costs and can't remember the last time she wore flats. 'I stopped working with a personal trainer as he wouldn't let me smoke. 'I'm not like this genetically; I use tonnes of cream and take care of my hair and skin.
At the style speech speaking at the Vogue Festival at London's South bank centre 28th 5 2013, she said 'My style is not that big, I wear heels, tight pants and I wear diamonds'. The glamorous icon kicked off her talk - which was hosted by Vogue contributing editor Lisa Armstrong - by discussing her brother Gianni, who passed away in 1997, and how he inspired her to take risks. She said: 'I was a rebel; Gianni was a rebel as well.
I was never satisfied; I'm a very curious person. Hard work this designer admitted that a lot of effort goes into her hair and skin regime 'Gianni always told me to be fearless, provocative and daring. ‘Donatella also gave an insight into working with some of the most infamous 90s supermodels, claiming Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista and Cindy Crawford used to fight over what Versace look they were wearing on the catwalk because 'they really cared'.
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