If you followed Singer & Musician Rita Ora over the past few years, you would see that her style is ever changing. In fact, if there is nothing that she wouldn't wear nor experiment except for "Ballet Pumps."
Watch what she says about her fashion style in this video:
Rita Ora is confident. She loves to express herself through clothing and fashion. She loves dressing up and she loves to be a woman.
Rita Sahatçiu Ora is a British singer-songwriter and actress. Her debut studio album, Ora (2012), debuted at number one in the United Kingdom, and spawned the number-one singles "R.I.P." and "How We Do (Party)". After reaching the peak position as a featured act on DJ Fresh's "Hot Right Now", Ora became the artist with the most number-one singles on the UK Singles Chart in 2012. Ora has a mezzo-soprano vocal range. She was nominated for three awards at the 2013 BRIT Awards, including the Brit Award for Best British Breakthrough Act. She will play Mia Grey in the film adaptation of Fifty Shades of Grey. "I Will Never Let You Down" debuted atop the UK Singles Chart in 2014 and Rita became a British female singer with most number ones in the decade.
Here is her style evolution over the past two years:
2011
Rita Ora: 2012 MTV MUSIC AWARDS
Rita Ora: MTV EMA'S 2012
Rita Ora: 2012 British Fashion Awards
Rita Ora: London Fashion Week 2013
Rita Ora; Amsterdam 2013
Rita Ora V Festival 2013, England
Rita Ora GQ Men of the Year, 2013
Rita Ora: Elle Music Celebration April 2013
Rita Ora; Soho Nyc
Rita Ora at the Chanel Fashion Show 2014
Rita Ora, MTV Movie Awards 2014
Rita Ora can do it all from streetwear, to casual, to sexy, glamorous, feminine, androgenous, she is a style cameleon and although not all her fashion steps were flawless, one sure thing is Rita always rocks each outfit with confidence and fierceness! That is why we love Rita: she is daring and adventurous when it comes to Fashion!
Alexander Mcqueen was found dead in his luxury apartment in London today, just weeks after his mother passed away. It is believed he hanged himself...
Recently posted comments on his Twitter page showed signs of anguish over the Feb. 2 death of his mother.He said he wanted his mother to rest in peace and said, "But life must go on!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" Using an obscenity, he added that he had had an "awful week" and said he had to "some how pull myself together and finish." A presentation of McQueen's secondary label, McQ, had been scheduled for today, February 11th, the First day of New York Fashion Week.
Alexander McQueen was noted both for his flamboyance, edgy style and impeccable tailoring. He knew how to incorporate flawlessly technology, performance into his designs. His most recent work has now become an integral part of Pop culture and Pop music.
His tragic death comes just as designers in New York have begun unveiling their fall 2010 collections. McQueen was scheduled to show his line in Paris in March. McQueen's sudden death robbed the fashion scene of one of its most innovative and successful young designers. He made his name first in London, then wooed audiences in Paris, New York and Milan to take his place in the upper echelons of the designing world.
His clothes were sexy and distinctive, dramatic and different, perfect for red-carpet presentations and late night rock gatherings. He was an innovator.
Acclaim and honors came in waves to the talented, bearded man favored by celebrities like Madonna, Lady Gaga, Rihanna, Cameron Diaz, Kate Moss & Naomi Campbell. He was named British Fashion Designer of the Year on four separate occasions.
Despite the accolades, McQueen clung tenaciously to his privacy, turning down most interview requests and shying away from the post-show limelight other designers craved.
Known for his dramatic statement pieces and impeccable tailoring, he helped raise the profile of British fashion and was recognized by Queen Elizabeth II in 2003 when she made him a Commander of the British Empire for his fashion leadership.
McQueen's success had inspired the next generation of designers.
"McQueen influenced a whole generation of designers. His brilliant imagination knew no bounds as he conjured up collection after collection of extraordinary designs," said Alexandra Shulman, the editor of British Vogue.
Born in 1969 in Hackney, London, to a taxi driver and Joyce, a social science teacher, McQueen was the youngest of six children.The designer received his early fashion training at the Central St. Martin's College of Art and Design, long recognized for its fashion-forward approach and encouragement of Britain's talented young designers.
He learned the finer points of traditional men's tailoring at two famous, conservative Savile Row houses: Anderson and Sheppard and also Gieves and Hawkes.
His pieces were coveted and treasured by stylish women across the globe.
After his Savile Row stint, McQueen started to develop his trademark, more theatrical designs, working with several other brands before first starting his own label in 1992.
He quickly earned a reputation for innovation that lasted until his death. His last name soon entered the fashion lexicon and become synonymous with new and cutting edge. The company he founded was purchased by the Gucci Group, and he retained creative control of his own brand. His runway shows -- more often like performance pieces because they were so dramatic, and sometimes, bizarre -- were always a highlight during the Paris ready-to-wear fashion week.
One of his previous collections included a show built around the concept of recycling, with models donning extravagant headwear made out of trash. His last collection, shown in October in Paris, featured elaborate and highly structured cocktail dresses. Critics raved.
His edgy creations have been seen on numerous red carpets, worn by A-list actresses, including Sandra Bullock and Cameron Diaz.
Mcqueen's infamous Lobster Claw Heels
Lady Gaga recently made waves when she wore McQueen's spring 2010 lobster-claw shoes in her "Bad Romance" music video.
McQueen's death came days before London Fashion Week, an event McQueen had skipped in recent years. Alexander's creative flair, spirit and designs will continue to inspire us forever...
The Alexander Mcqueen's store in the Meatpacking where flowers continuent to be sent there.
