Spring fashion has turned back time. The 60s and 70s fashion are back together with bold colors and chiffon dresses. If you are gearing towards the hottest trend this season, all you have to do is a little flashback to a few decades ago.

The hallmark of this year’s spring style is the boot cut and flared jeans which are popular in the showrooms of stores and on the streets. Many women, including Cami Krablin, are glad to have the boot cuts back. Flared is the newest silhouette for jeans, especially the flattering pants with high waistline and full legs. Aside from flared jeans, vintage blouses are on the rack. The Downtown store, which is known for their vintage looks, is offering ‘70s embroidered blouses and vests. Peasant tops tossed with beads is also very hippy.

Aside from the pants, the chic and breezy clothes also counts this year. Even Lady Gaga, who’s fond of bold looks, have honed to perfection in draping silk kimono on Vogue’s March cover. Fabrics like sheer chiffon and organza, fluid silks and satins and knits and crochet are also fab.

As opposed to last year’s grey colors, this year shouts with explosive brights to layers of white. Colors such as bright poppy, coral, orange and hot pink are high. Turquoise and cobalt blue look even more fashionable if worn in combinations of two or three, or create tonal mixes such as two shades of green. Floral and fruit prints are also favorable this year. Furthermore, to offset the bold colors, gentle nudes and stark white is hip this year.

Trench coats are also in that fashion. Floral prints, bold colors, satin and silky fabrics, with addition of animal prints.

To kick off their 40^th anniversary, the legendary rock band Queen is celebrating by collaborating with Talenthouse in creating shirts for a cause.

For forty years, the iconic logo of the Legendary rock band Queen has been all over the world. They are on coverlets, album covers and far too many merchandising items to name here. With thier world-wide music hits and songs, the Queen Royal Crest is recognized by millions of people all over the globe. They do not just captivated audiences from their own era but today’s contemporary icons are willing to admit that they were inspired by the rock band Queen. Ever heard Queen’s Radio Ga Ga, who would have thought that Lady Gaga took her name from a Queen song?

For their anniversary celebration, Queen will collaborate with Talenthouse to have fans design a new T-shirt for Queen. The contest is for  illustrators, fashion and graphic designers of which a chosen one will become part of Queen’s history. The selected shirt will be sold online in Queen’s store. It will also be posted on the band’s Facebook page and the proceeds will all go for the fighting aids worldwide campaign with the Mercury Phoenix Trust charity which is named after Freddie Mercury.

All entries are expected to be submitted on or before April 19, 2011; followed by voting on April 20- 27, 2011. The designs will be reviewed and judged by Queen band members Bryan May and Roger Taylor. The winning designer will win $1500 and the ten remaining nominees will get a portion of $1500 as consolation price.

Justin Bieber becomes the most recent celebrity to get his wax statue at Madame Tussauds wax museum. The announcement was made Tuesday just one day after the teen pop idol tweeted he had a new hairstyle.

The 16-year old Canadian will debut his wax figure this coming March in four Madame Tussauds branches namely, Amsterdam, London and New York.

Bieber said that it is incredibly exciting and cool to be immortalized in wax along with some of his idols such as Prince, Beyonce, Michael Jackson, and most especially his mentor, Usher.

In London, Madame Tussauds is a main tourist attraction that displays many waxworks of royal and historical figures, including film and sports stars. Before Justin Bieber, Lady Gaga had been the most recent wax sculpture located in most Madame Tussauds branches.

The young pop-star, who is as famous for his bowl haircut as his expressive voice, said on Monday through the social networking site Twitter that he just got a new hairstyle and would bring all the cut hair for an auction to charity.

The singer’s stylist posted a picture of Bieber’s new hairstyle which then brought many Bieber fans to react on Twitter. Bieber explained that he wanted to change it in order for him to look more mature.

Bieber was discovered by Scooter Braun through the video-sharing site, YouTube in 2008. Later on, he met Usher who became his partner under the Island Record management. He was the first person to put seven songs from a single album in the Billboard Hot 100 chart.