(Relaxnews) - The world of rock and perfume will fuse when Liv Tyler makes her singing debut for Givenchy. WWD reports the actress and daughter of Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler will make her musical debut to promote the fragrance Very Irrsistible Givenchy. Givenchy has collaborated with Sony Music Entertainment on what is said to be "an electrifying meeting between the world of rock and the universe of perfume." There is currently no word on Tyler's song choice, although it will reportedly be a reworking of a hit song. New York-based musician David Andrew Sitek, who has collaborated with indie bands including Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Liars and Foals, is set to produce. Tyler has been the face of Very Irrsistible Givenchy since its launch in 2003, and in July this year was announced as the face of Givenchy Beauty. Tyler often discusses her passion for music in interviews, and even auditioned for a role in the 2001 musical movie Moulin Rouge! Givenchy's decision to capitalize

Liv Tyler insists that style isnt just something youre born with. The stunning actress is celebrated for her fashion credentials, but insists that having an eye for style is something that can be learnt. Liv thinks budding fashionistas should embrace finding their own direction when it comes to their signature style. Style isn't just something you're born with. There are certain people with whom I've grown up who have an innate ability to dress themselves well - everything they put on looks incredibly sophisticated, simple and elegant, she told British newspaper The Telegraph. But you can learn to find your own style, too, and it's exciting to grow and develop it. Don't feel as though you need to be dressing a certain way - fashion is great because it allows you to pick and choose what works for you and what doesn't. Liv says fashion should come naturally. The 34-year-old star believes wardrobe choices should be a spontaneous decision. Don't overthink your l

The actress Liv Tyler, a famously snappy dresser, offers her tips BY Sonia Juttla | 15 December 2011 Anyone can be stylish Style isn't just something you're born with. There are certain people with whom I've grown up who have an innate ability to dress themselves well - everything they put on looks incredibly sophisticated, simple and elegant. But you can learn to find your own style, too, and it's exciting to grow and develop it. Don't feel as though you need to be dressing a certain way - fashion is great because it allows you to pick and choose what works for you and what doesn't Do your research Use as many references as possible in working out what you do and don't like. Watch films, look at old photos of models and actors, and observe and study people. You'll see that the things you are most drawn to are the sorts of looks you could recreate. I really love to research and look back at different things in film, fashion and art - everything and anyt

The world of rock and perfume will fuse when Liv Tyler makes her singing debut for Givenchy . WWD reports the actress and daughter of Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler will make her musical debut to promote the fragrance Very Irrsistible Givenchy. Givenchy has collaborated with Sony Music Entertainment on what is said to be "an electrifying meeting between the world of rock and the universe of perfume." There is currently no word on Tyler's song choice, although it will reportedly be a reworking of a hit song. New York-based musician David Andrew Sitek , who has collaborated with indie bands including Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Liars and Foals, is set to produce. Tyler has been the face of Very Irrsistible Givenchy since its launch in 2003, and in July this year was announced as the face of Givenchy Beauty. Tyler often discusses her passion for music in interviews, and even auditioned for a role in the 2001 musical movie Moulin Rouge! Givenchy's decision to capitalize on her

Liv Tyler is set to make her singing debut for Givenchy when she teams up with the brand and Sony Music Entertainment to create ''an electrifying meeting between the world of rock and the universe of perfume''. Liv Tyler is set to make her singing debut for Givenchy. The 'Lord of the Rings' actress - who has been the face of the Very Irresistible Givenchy fragrance since its launch in 2003 - has teamed up with the brand and Sony Music Entertainment to work on "an electrifying meeting between the world of rock and the universe of perfume". Her interpretation of the song - which is yet to be revealed - will be produced by David Andrew Sitek and could be in the style of her dad, Aeorsmith frontman Steve Tyler. Earlier this year, the 34-year-old star - who has appeared in a number of adverts for the LVMH Mot Hennessy Louis Vuitton-owned brand - admitted she prefers her perfume to become "part of" her but she isn't keen on changing her fragran

By Gemma Hayward Thursday Dec 8 2011 Its a trend thats spreading like wildfire; a trend that is transforming a run-of-the-mill wardrobe staple and a trend that more than a few out there may think is utterly ghastly. Whichever way you look at it, its having the mother of all effects on a pair of trousers near you. The transformation of trousers from classic wardrobe staple to look-at-me fashion statement began last season with acid bright jeans (an acquired and determinedly youthful taste) and peg-leg trousers (belted and gathered high on the waist, 1980s style, these were also far from shy and retiring). Now, pattern and print are the story and legs citywide have never been covered in so loud and proud a manner. The autumn-hued plum (sorry, aubergine) coloured trouser is still a force to be reckoned with, but its positively demure compared to any number of more busy alternatives. There arent many things in the world to which a leopard hasnt lent its spots and, with that in mind,a big-c

Michael Tran/FilmMagic You may not know her name, but youve probably noticed Clemnce Posys ice-blue eyes, high cheekbones and cupid-bow mouth (you Harry Potter fan, you). Well, it seems that denim purveyor G-Star noticed too, as the French-born actress/model has been named the new face of the brands spring campaign. Joining the ranks of Elettra Wiedemann, Liv Tyler and Gemma Arterton, Posy will appear alongside actor Vincent Gallo in the forthcoming ads, shot by photographer Anton Corbijn. The resulting photos are faithful to what theyve been like for the past few years , Posy tells PEOPLE, noting that the images are very simple, black and white, but with something quite tough and honest. And if you were expecting traditional editorial poses, the 29-year-old says, I dont think its fashion-y at all. Its closer to rock n roll. Fashion, however, is not something easily defined for the star, who says that when it comes to her own style, I just wear what I feel like wearing. Judging from

Clmence Posy (Getty Images) Clmence Posy (Getty Images) The Harry Potter franchise may be over, but Clmence Posy is finding ways to keep busy. International brand G-Star has tapped the French beauty to be featured in their spring ad campaign. Founded in 1989, the high-end denim label has quite the star-studded fan base, ranging from Charlize Theron to Jay-Z . Past famous faces of the European-based contemporary brand include Liv Tyler and Gemma Arterton . Posy, best known for her role as Fleur Delacour in the Harry Potter series, said that her acting experience came in handy when shooting the ads. "I look at fashion shoots like making very short movies and telling a very short story," she said. Posy was also part of a 2008 Chlo fragrance campaign with Chlo Sevigny and model beauty Anja Rubik . See Clmence Posy's lookbook:

Michael Tran/FilmMagic You may not know her name, but youve probably noticed Clemnce Posys ice-blue eyes, high cheekbones and cupid-bow mouth (you Harry Potter fan, you). Well, it seems that denim purveyor G-Star noticed too, as the French-born actress/model has been named the new face of the brands spring campaign. Joining the ranks of Elettra Wiedemann, Liv Tyler and Gemma Arterton, Posy will appear alongside actor Vincent Gallo in the forthcoming ads, shot by photographer Anton Corbijn. The resulting photos are faithful to what theyve been like for the past few years , Posy tells PEOPLE, noting that the images are very simple, black and white, but with something quite tough and honest. And if you were expecting traditional editorial poses, the 29-year-old says, I dont think its fashion-y at all. Its closer to rock n roll. Fashion, however, is not something easily defined for the star, who says that when it comes to her own style, I just wear what I feel like wearing. Judging from

New movies by Stephen Frears and Spike Lee are among a star-studded line-up of world premieres scheduled for the Sundance Film Festival next month, organizers announced. The big-name movies will appear in the Premieres section at the Jan 19-29 festival, the annual gathering of independent filmmakers founded by Robert Redford and hosted in the Utah mountain resort of Park City. The official competition will include over 30 US films and 26 foreign features and documentaries from around the world. Frears' "Lay the Favorite," starring Bruce Willis and Catherine Zeta-Jones , will feature in the out-of-competition section, as will Lee's "Red Hook Summer," about a boy spending a summer in Brooklyn with his grandfather. "Featuring one of the most influential directors of all time returning to his Brooklyn roots as well as emerging filmmakers tackling big issues with sophistication beyond their experience, our Premieres section has much to offer," Tr

LOS ANGELES (AP) It'll be a busy shopping season at next month's Sundance Film Festival , whose star-studded premieres are up for grabs by potential theatrical distributors. Some premieres usually enter the independent-film showcase with U.S. distribution already lined up. But festival director John Cooper said all the premieres that Sundance announced Monday will be looking for distributors. "I don't think that's ever happened before," said festival director John Cooper. "It makes for a much more exciting buyer's market, I think. At least, lively." Among Sundance's big-name premieres: Kirsten Dunst 's wedding romp "Bachelorette," directed by Leslye Headland; Bruce Willis and Catherine Zeta-Jones' Las Vegas bookie caper "Lay the Favorite," from filmmaker Stephen Frears; Richard Gere and Susan Sarandon's Wall Street saga "Arbitrage," directed by Nicholas Jarecki; Sigourney Weaver and Robert De Niro

LOS ANGELES Itll be a busy shopping season at next months Sundance Film Festival, whose star-studded premieres are up for grabs by potential theatrical distributors. Some premieres usually enter the independent-film showcase with U.S. distribution already lined up. But festival director John Cooper said all the premieres that Sundance announced Monday will be looking for distributors. I dont think thats ever happened before, said festival director John Cooper. It makes for a much more exciting buyers market, I think. At least, lively. Among Sundances big-name premieres: Kirsten Dunsts wedding romp Bachelorette, directed by Leslye Headland; Bruce Willis and Catherine Zeta-Jones Las Vegas bookie caper Lay the Favorite, from filmmaker Stephen Frears; Richard Gere and Susan Sarandons Wall Street saga Arbitrage, directed by Nicholas Jarecki; Sigourney Weaver and Robert De Niro in Rodrigo Cortes paranormal thriller Red Lights; and actor-director Julie Delpys 2 Days in New York, co-starring

LOS ANGELES (AP) It'll be a busy shopping season at next month's Sundance Film Festival , whose star-studded premieres are up for grabs by potential theatrical distributors. Some premieres usually enter the independent-film showcase with U.S. distribution already lined up. But festival director John Cooper said all the premieres that Sundance announced Monday will be looking for distributors. "I don't think that's ever happened before," said festival director John Cooper. "It makes for a much more exciting buyer's market, I think. At least, lively." Among Sundance's big-name premieres: Kirsten Dunst 's wedding romp "Bachelorette," directed by Leslye Headland; Bruce Willis and Catherine Zeta-Jones' Las Vegas bookie caper "Lay the Favorite," from filmmaker Stephen Frears; Richard Gere and Susan Sarandon's Wall Street saga "Arbitrage," directed by Nicholas Jarecki; Sigourney Weaver and Robert De Niro

LOS ANGELES, Calif. - It'll be a busy shopping season at next month's Sundance Film Festival, whose star-studded premieres are up for grabs by potential theatrical distributors. Some premieres usually enter the independent-film showcase with U.S. distribution already lined up. But festival director John Cooper said all the premieres that Sundance announced Monday will be looking for distributors. "I don't think that's ever happened before," said festival director John Cooper. "It makes for a much more exciting buyer's market, I think. At least, lively." Among Sundance's big-name premieres: Kirsten Dunst's wedding romp "Bachelorette," directed by Leslye Headland; Bruce Willis and Catherine Zeta-Jones' Las Vegas bookie caper "Lay the Favorite," from filmmaker Stephen Frears; Richard Gere and Susan Sarandon's Wall Street saga "Arbitrage," directed by Nicholas Jarecki; Sigourney Weaver and Robert De Niro

LOS ANGELES (AP) It'll be a busy shopping season at next month's Sundance Film Festival , whose star-studded premieres are up for grabs by potential theatrical distributors. Some premieres usually enter the independent-film showcase with U.S. distribution already lined up. But festival director John Cooper said all the premieres that Sundance announced Monday will be looking for distributors. "I don't think that's ever happened before," said festival director John Cooper. "It makes for a much more exciting buyer's market, I think. At least, lively." Among Sundance's big-name premieres: Kirsten Dunst 's wedding romp "Bachelorette," directed by Leslye Headland; Bruce Willis and Catherine Zeta-Jones' Las Vegas bookie caper "Lay the Favorite," from filmmaker Stephen Frears; Richard Gere and Susan Sarandon's Wall Street saga "Arbitrage," directed by Nicholas Jarecki; Sigourney Weaver and Robert De Niro

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MTV2's weekly hip-hop countdown show " Sucker Free " is crowning the kings and queens of rap this Sunday at 11 p.m. with its own awards show . Held at LIV Fountainebleau Miami Beach, the Sucker Free Awards will be anything but traditional, with the YMCMB performance already getting lots of buzz. To get our heads around this year's SFA nominees, we decided to enlist the help of the foremost hip-hop experts we know, Eric and Jeff Rosenthal from Its The Real . The hosts of MTV Clutch's The Check-In have done the Master P dance with Chromeo , forced Childish Gambino to answer questions as Common and joked about hipster mustaches with Talib Kweli , so we're pretty sure they're qualified to discuss anything hip-hop. And we should immediately believe and support their opinions without question. Must Follow Artist Eric: This is a tough one, they all seem very permissible, but I think in the end the p! erson wh o's going to win will be Chris Brown b

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