Queen of Pop Madonna is collaborating with Macy’s for a junior’s lifestyle collection inspired by her 13-year-old daughter Lourdes. The collection will include apparel, handbags, footwear, and jewelry with prices ranging from $12 to $40. Lourdes is said to be involved with the line, attending design meetings with Macy’s executives. The junior’s collection is expected to be available in stores around the time students are heading back to school. But that isn’t all for Madonna. The legendary pop singer just inked a huge fashion deal that will allow her to have control in several existing brands and create her own brands. Her manager Guy Oseary and she have formed MG Icon with brand-management firm Iconix. The duo will own 50 percent stake in the company and Iconix, which owns labels like Candie’s, will own the other 50 percent.
This week had flown by and I am stunned it’s already Friday. It’s not that I haven’t collected colorful bits and pieces for your pleasant Friday reading. I have lots of fab finds to share with you. It’s just this neck-breaking speed of life that never ceases to amaze me. My son who was blowing bubbles just yesterday recites two-line long dinosaurs’ names, differentiating between herbivores and carnivores plans weekend dates with his girlfriends.
I would like to wish our fellow stylistas who celebrate the miraculous escape of Jewish people from enslavement in Egypt, very Happy and Healthy Passover. I wish you a happy Exodus from your personal Egypt. I am sure everybody has one.
I’ve been honking about 
First of all, Happy Easter to all our Christian friends! As an important part of Easter celebration, Eggs Hunt is not to be taken lightly. The preparations, the excitement, big smiles, colorful eggs, cheering parents, beautiful clothes and the memories… Heartwarming memories captured in the pictures.
Clicking through the pages of Children’s Place boys new collections, noting automatically the usual boring stuff, surfboards – check, skulls – check, striped polos –check; I freeze in deliberate point, just like the trained bird dog points a quail or pheasant. This is what this dog was born to do; this is what I love to do: Discovering little gems of cool boys clothes in the thick woods of mediocrity.
We had a blast last Sunday, watching our little treasures rushing about in an excited frenzy, searching for the eggs. We have followed all the tips of the professional photographer Rachel Hudgins posted in my last week’s Friday Kaleidoscope: Tried to take pictures before and after the hunt, placed ourselves strategically around the locations with the massive amounts of hidden eggs, hovered over the excited kids examining their baskets’ contents. Here are the carefully filtered results. 
I keep telling you that urban style doesn’t get enough credit in the mainstream fashion. I agree the designs might be a bit overwhelming sometimes but it’s impossible to deny the insane creativity, vibrant colors and joyful flamboyance that define this style.
Oh, this legendary French chic that seems to be engraved in French chromosomes or flow in French blood. How do we capture this effortless style, this understated chic that French pull off effortlessly without even thinking? Easily. The highly coveted 
You know how you brave little soldier refuses to stay in his bedroom alone just because some seemingly friendly at a daylight creatures have morphed into terrifying monsters and they are everywhere… This 
