Awwww that vid is so adorable!!! :cheesy:

It must be kind of weird for them though, to see all those people singing their daddy's songs :stunned:

Hmmm well I'm sure they'll get used to it in time.

Ha ha, the person in front of the cameraman waving his/her arms is hilarious, in the first minute. lol

:lol: :nice:

 

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gwitney paltrow :wacky:

She dances like Gwitney :wacko:

:lol: the video is so cute, it must be awesome for chris to have the chance to show his kids what he does... and "gwitney" singing is cute too :wacky:

Awwwww Gwitney's dancing is so cute!!! :wacky:

that video. so sweet!

Influenced by Chris' dancing :)

Moses is such a cute and adorable little boy.:)

 

http://www.popsugar.com/4743636?page=0,0,1

:lol: :nice:

 

YouTube - GWITNEY PALTROW EN NUESTRA FILA EN EL CONCIERTO DE COLDPLAY BARCELONA 4-09-09

Gwitney!! :lol:

 

Thanks for those videos, so cute!

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Bibimbop

 

Bibimbop, which roughly translates to “mix it up,” is essentially a rice bowl that you can adorn with whatever toppings you like. It’s a great vehicle for leftovers—a veritable ‘kitchen sink’ kind-of meal. The key is the Spicy Miso Sauce, which ties all the various parts together.

 

SERVES: 4

TIME: anywhere from 5 minutes to an hour, depending on what you have available

 

* 4 cups cooked short grain brown rice

* Spicy Miso Sauce (see recipe below)

* Burdock & Carrot Kinpira (see recipe above)

* about 4 cups of various cooked vegetables (we used: sautéed zucchini and beans sprouts with ginger and garlic blanched broccolini; blanched baby bok choy; and sautéed shitake mushrooms with sesame oil, ginger and garlic)

* 1 block firm tofu, drained, sliced and lightly fried (or prepare it anyway you like)

* 4 scallions, thinly sliced

* 2 tablespoons of toasted sesame seeds

* 1 large sheet nori seaweed, shredded

* 1 cup prepared kimchi (Korean pickled cabbage)

 

Distribute the rice amongst four bowls. Allow everyone to add whatever toppings they like and then bibimbop it—mix it all up!

 

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Burdock & Carrot Kinpira

 

Kinpira refers to a Japanese cooking style of braising vegetables, typically root vegetables, and often a combination of carrot and burdock. Burdock is a tenacious root that’s especially good for your liver and blood. It’s often available in farmers’ markets in the fall. If you can’t find burdock, any combination of hearty vegetables will work—try carrots, parsnips and onions, or even carrots and beets.

 

SERVES: 4

TIME: 20 minutes

 

* 2 tablespoons of avocado, unrefined sesame or vegetable oil, plus more if necessary

* 1 burdock root, peeled and cut into thin matchsticks (thinly slice on the bias, line up the pieces like soldiers and cut crosswise), kept in a bowl of cold water if you’re not cooking it immediately

* 2 large carrots, peeled and cut into thin matchsticks as per the burdock

* about 2/3 cup prepared dashi or water

* 1 1/2 tablespoons soy sauce

* 1 1/2 tablespoons mirin

* 1 tablespoon agave nectar (or sugar)

* one 1" knob of ginger, peeled and grated

* 1 teaspoon toasted sesame seeds

 

Heat the oil in a large frying pan over high heat. Drain the burdock and add it to the pan. Cook, stirring constantly, for 5 minutes. Adjust the heat so that it’s high enough for the burdock to sizzle, but not so high that it scorches. Add a bit of oil, if necessary, to keep the burdock from sticking. After 5 minutes of stir-frying, add the carrot and enough dashi or water to come half way up the vegetables (about 2/3 cup, depending on the size of your pan). Bring the mixture to a boil, stir in the soy, mirin and agave, cover with a drop lid (a lid that’s slightly smaller than the pan so that it sits directly on top of the vegetables), and turn the heat to low and cook for 15 minutes. Remove the lid, turn the heat to high and cook until the vegetables are glazed, about 2 minutes. Put the kinpira on a plate and squeeze over the grated ginger—essentially you are ‘seasoning’ the kinpira with the ginger juice. Sprinkle with toasted sesame seeds and serve warm or at room temperature.

 

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Spicy Miso Sauce

 

This versatile sauce is also great with roasted duck or chicken, or even spread on top of a salmon or tuna burger.

 

SERVES: makes about a cup of sauce

TIME: about 5 minutes

 

* 1 tablespoon grapeseed or vegetable oil

* 1 large garlic clove, minced

* 1/2 teaspoon Chinese five-spice powder

* 1/2 cup red miso

* 1/2 cup real Vermont maple syrup

* 2 tablespoons brown rice vinegar

* hot pepper sesame oil to taste

 

Heat the oil in a small saucepan over medium heat. Add the garlic and five-spice powder and cook for about 30 seconds or until wonderfully fragrant. Whisk in the remaining ingredients; bring to a boil and cook, whisking or stirring constantly for about 3 or 4 minutes, or until slightly thickened. Season to taste with hot pepper sesame oil—go as spicy as you like! Let the sauce cool before using. It keeps well in the refrigerator for a few days.

 

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Video by Mary Wigmore

Music by John Gold

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Recently, I have enlisted the services of an old friend in the style department. Elizabeth Saltzman, the long time Fashion Director (and now Contributing Editor) of Vanity Fair and one of the best dressed girls I know has been getting me dressed when I need to dress up. She’s used her discerning eye to pick trends for fall that will work for falls to come – these shapes and fabrics can be used as inspiration and modified for the everyday.

 

Love,

 

Elizabeth Saltzman:

 

Here is my fashionating list of Fall (sad face) Winter (even sadder face) trends for 2009/2010.

We’re already working on Spring/Summer 2010 so this feels like many eons ago... and I haven’t even bought a single stitch of newness yet.

But I feel it coming... the trends are showing up... I haven't forgotten what I really wanted for myself or how I really wanted other people I work with to look.

 

Lanvin: Bravo Mr. Alber Ebaz.... You captured the forties, you captured the fashionistas and if I don’t have your black velvet, sleeveless, floor length, slightingly draped, belted dress my wardrobe will not feel complete. Bottega Veneta looks were stunning and chic also capturing perfect ease and elegance. There is also Derek Lam whose dress is another good choice and might be easier on the wallet.

 

 

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Marc Jacobs: 1983... Not only was it my favorite year pre-married life but what a comeback for a year to make... Marc Jacobs show was flawless in representing this. The styling and make-up were extraordinary but my favorite piece that rocked was the black, strong shoulder, studded dress.

 

 

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Stella McCartney: Rocked the boudoir... Lace and layering is everywhere but no one did it better than this...

 

 

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Balmain: Shiny for day is everywhere but I believe this is not an easy look to pull off if you’re not young... no one says it better than Balmain. They brought back the shoulder and now they have brought back the stud and sequin. Philip Lim had my favorite little “shimmy shimmy coco pop” dress with a chiffon trench over it... tres cool.

 

 

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Louis Vuitton: Coquette... Don’t try this look at home ladies... this is for runways only. I love a flirty, little dolly look.

 

 

Burberry, Christopher Kane, Prada, Rochas, Bottega & YSL: Cool, smart, long term, class... You can never go wrong with this approach. Grey is so beautiful on every skin tone... there are so many shades to get it right. As my father always told me “when you go out, you represent me.” I think what he was trying to say is always be the Jackie O, the Audrey Hepburn and not show off too much. They are my style icons.

 

 

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Erdem & Rodarte: Two designers who cannot go unmentioned. Individuals in a class all their own. Ones to keep watch of... so marvelous, strong and fabulous. My point being... I will always tell someone to wear classic clothing with a small twist but I am keen on anyone who can pull off being an individual with a style of their own

 

 

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Balenciaga & Oscar de la Renta: Fierce chic... perfect, fitted, flawless. For a President, First Lady, Professor, or any elegant woman whether on a red-carpet or a private dinner... this is fierce.

 

 

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It’s not me but I can’t deny that it’s everywhere... Leather, leather, leather, biker, biker, biker. The only thing I am craving are some good old-fashion, worn-in motorcycle boots but most people will pick up a leather jacket. May this trend soon be over. I get my leather (personalized jewelry boxes, bound books, wallets) from Anya Hindmarch Bespoke... the best shop to happen in London opening this September.

Accessories:

 

Guiseppe Zanotti – Great motorcycle boots, kick ass heels

 

 

Pierre Hardy – Over the knee leather boot... so good

 

 

Brian Atwood – The best ankle boots

 

 

Charlotte Olympia – Sexy all the way

 

FYI, this is me Elizabeth'd:

 

 

Elizabeth Saltzman joined Vanity Fair as Fashion Editor in 1994. She was promoted to Fashion Director in 1995. Elizabeth began her fashion career in 1983 with Giorgio Armani in Milan and New York. In 1985, Elizabeth moved to Vogue and was soon promoted to Senior Fashion Editor at the magazine, a position she held until she moved to Vanity Fair. Now working with VF, as a Contributing Editor, Elizabeth also works with a select number of brands as their style consultant and stylist to private clients. She lives primarily in London with her husband and two sons.

 

http://goop.com/newsletter/48/

if only i had the money

i have a t shirt from balmain. its a little pricey but the places she listed are very great

today gwyneth will be in madrid for fashion week. so no wembley i guess.... read now on twitter

Woah! That's one big ring right there lady! :laugh3:

 

 

Fri, 18 September 2009 at 2:20 pm

Gwyneth Paltrow: Adolfo Dominguez Delightful

 

Gwyneth Paltrow hits up the Adolfo Dominguez Fashion Show held at the IFEMA during Cibeles Madrid Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2010 on Friday (September 18).

 

After the show, the 36-year-old actress was seen congratulating Spanish designer Adolfo Dominguez on the runway.

 

Gwyn recently tapped Elizabeth Saltzman, the long time Fashion Director (and now Contributing Editor) of Vanity Fair to share her favorite fall trends. Check them out at GOOP.com.

 

 

http://justjared.buzznet.com/2009/09/18/gwyneth-paltrow-adolfo-dominguez/

That is one big rock :stunned:

Her dress is so pretty, although I'm not a fan of the blue tights :\

I know this is sooooo out of place to ask...but is that Juan Jose Origel right behind her?

Woah! That's one big ring right there lady! :laugh3:

 

 

 

 

http://justjared.buzznet.com/2009/09/18/gwyneth-paltrow-adolfo-dominguez/

 

 

Isn't a bit odd that she'd be at Fashion Week instead of at Chris's big homecoming gig? Martinfan said she went by Chris's house earlier today and one of the workers told her that Moses and Gwyneth were at home.

I know this is sooooo out of place to ask...but is that Juan Jose Origel right behind her?

Bahahahahahaha, lucky bastard, it IS him!! :lol:

Isn't a bit odd that she'd be at Fashion Week instead of at Chris's big homecoming gig? Martinfan said she went by Chris's house earlier today and one of the workers told her that Moses and Gwyneth were at home.

Well, I don't see why she would have to be at everyshow he does, and even if it was a big deal for her to attend their big homecomming show, that would've been the one at the LCCC, and I think she was there :nice:

Plus, she could've easily gone back to London after the fashion show, Spain is close enough for her to pull it off :nice:

Wow her face is really pretty..She has the natural look on and it suits her very well.

But the dress is just hideous..It looks even worse from behind.

I'd love to see her rock a long dress for a change.

Not the biggest fan of her haircut but she is super gorgeous anyways.