Shaking it for Lanvin's fall collection

HB Toxic Brenda Nambi’s Kamwokya based Nambi Fashion House closed under mysterious circumstances. Brenda ventured into fashion tory burch flats for sale last year by pompously launching her fashion line last year with a grand event at Boda Boda.

But, hardly a year down the road, sources have revealed that her shop has closed down. A source told us, “At first , we thought that she had may be gone out of the country for shopping and most of her customers were waiting for new designs. But it’s been a month now since she last opened it.”

Apparently, rumour has it that her white bonkmate was the one funding the whole project but he has since pulled out of the business venture since it didn’t bring in any profits.

However, Brenda’s close pals go ahead to claim that she was actually donning her own designs instead of selling them. Whether she was designing them herself is tory burch metallic reva flat another thing to talk about.

Sometimes fashion houses lead, and sometimes they follow. In this case, it's clear that Lanvin has decided to follow the gaggle of miscreants on YouTube who insist on posting videos of their horrible dancing to top-40 hits. At least the models in Lanvin's spring collection look good doing it. They shake it through the entire 2011 fall collection in some rather uncoordinated dancing to Pitbull's 2009 hit, "I Know You Want Me." They're also dancing in the print ads. Frankly, there's simply not enough cheap tory burch leather boots wacky here to be another Numa Numa, not enough decent dancing to be the Evolution of Dance, not enough politics to be the next Dancing Auschwitz, and not enough cute to be Weetabix. I will say it's better than the usual runway video, but not by much. UPDATE: The choreography is from the video game Dance Central.