Get your clutches by ML! She’s got new ones for Spring 2010. We’re getting ours! She customizes orders. Don’t forget to check out her work of art, images from her events, and much more!

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We told you about emerging starletts, makeup artist Richelle Bonilla and Canadian model/actress Nadia Dawn. Richelle has been busy and opened her own location in East Los Angeles. You can add her on facebook or call her directly at 323-304-8916.
Nadia Dawn, has been working away. She was seen on the BET promo for the 2009 awards with Jaime Fox. You’ll be able to watch her in Adam Sandler’s, “Born to be a Star.” Khloe Kardashian, just signed on as fellow cast mate in another independent film that Nadia is in, “War of the Dragon.” Jenna Jamison also stars. We think its’ going to be an even sexier year for Nadia! Can the girl handle it or should we say the men? Congrats to our emerging starletts.
Photo: Nadia Dawn/NadiaDawn.com

kate spade showed its’ spring collection at SFW. What stood out for us were the colorful leggings and the Madeleine Mona Coat with the bow. A great coat for early spring when its’ still chilly in NYC or LA. Bows are in. Natalie Portman or Anne Hathaway would be adorable in this coat.The line brings the spirit of girly girl.

The collection is forever rich and sophiscated. For the career woman to the jet setter. Perfect for the First Lady or Gwenyth Paltrow. We’ve seen Angelina Jolie in the ads. The queen of class. Absolutely stunning. The line is expensive. Therefore, the average working girl can’t afford the line. Girls, invest in one or two pieces. The pieces will upgrade those $50 pair of jeans and make you feel like Angelina for a day. Trust us.

Thanks to Marietta Losada of ML, we’ve fallen in love with doggies and fashion. We got our fix at the Ivon Reyes Couture Show. Ivon owns a boutique in Scottsdale. She can customize anything. Chanel Ryan or Pink would be hot in the swimsuit! Here is a look at her line. We caught her and her models after the show. Great show girls!

Arizona’s emerging talent Amelia Walsh’s Raw line showed for the second year at SFW. We loved these pieces. Notice the color palettes. We’re seeing it on every runway. Green is golden.


Click here for Amelia’s website

Escada put us in the mood to jet off to St. Tropez, Vina Del Mar, or Rio. We’ll know what to wear when we get to Mykonos this easter. The prints, colors, and fabric are sexy and femine. Lots of greens, golds, and whites. Shop at Scottsdale Fashion Square or for you Angelenos, in Beverly Hills on Wilshire.

We loved the panda influence. Its’ playful and fun. Lady Gaga would be cute in this. Zhao Bandi draws most of his inspiration from pandas. Who can blame him? Pandas are adorable.

By: Christina Rosas Anastasiou
Photo Coverage: Nick Florio Photo for Agapi Girl World.com
This was the fourth annual SFW, and I was amazed at how many burgeoning fashionistas there are in Scottsdale. I wouldn’t expect anything less, everyone is stylish and relaxed. Scottsdale has grown quickly and is making its’ mark in the fashion world and not to mention, nightlife. We ran into the producers of SFW, Howard Bell of District 9 in Arizona, his lovely wife Lisa Bell, and celebrity stylist and tv personality Nole Marin. Nole introduced designer Eva Franco and the Dillards “Style of Your Life” Show. Kelly and Lindsay were my favorite fashionistas of the weekend, and I found a young Faye Dunaway look alike, who posed for us in her great look of the night. We hit the after party sponsored by Runway Magazine and hosted by Nole at the newly opened Aqua Lounge. Nole dubbed Scottsdale as the “new fashion mecca of the West Coast.” NYC fashionistas watchout!

We had our products in the goodie and gift bags for the VIP attendees of Kami Shade and Supastar’s show at Los Angeles Fashion Week.
The Aphrodite Blend was included along with custom made jewerly from Mayex Fashion Week. Christina wore the leaf earrings out and about town during the week! You may purchase yours online at www.agapgirlworld.com or you may order directly in Phoenix by calling 480-882-8568. In Los Angeles, you may call us directly.