jicho la Ukweli

Oh!! brothers downhere!! smile and eye contacts talks alot!! nawapenda sana wanamitindo wetu chipukizi kwa kuwa wanajua kuuza sura zao


Hope you know who is this? She has her own style and jicho la ukweli lilimnasa sehemu akjivinjali
I DO LOVE HER!! She is an intertainer!!



TUKUTANE WIKI IJAYO KATIKA JICHO KA UKWELI

JUST lyk heaven

Do u know how it feels being near her? Tanzanian Diva, the owner of machozi Band and much more the milioner singer and song writer in TZ!! only lucky people got this special chance!! Thanx Jide!!


Sundays @ Thai village masaki
Surtadays @ Sweet eazy masaki
More details visit; www.ladyjaydee.blogspot.com

dar indian ocen yapata kifaa

Walitufungulia sho kwa single ladies ya Beyonce! do u think they are single?


tukawaona ndani ya everning dresses!! walinoga sana! and then....


Sanda is now a miss dar indian ocean! am very proud of her because she worn my dress

THINK ABOUT THE COLOUR, AND FEEL ABOUT IT!

GIL ON LEFT, MY FIANCEE JULIE AND ME ON RIGHT

Komandoo!

BINTI MACHOZI UKIPENDA MWITE KOMANDOO ANA KUKARIBISHA KUTEMBELEA BLOG YAKE! HAPO UTAPATA NAFASI YA KUJUA NINI KINAENDELEA KATIKA DUNIA YA MWANA DADA HUYU!

NAMKUBALI KWASABABU, HAKUNA HATA SIKU MOJA UTAKAYO UDHULIA SHOW YAKE IWE NI THAI VILLAGE, SWEET EASY AU SOMETIMES GIRAFFE VIEW HOTEL UKABOREKA!! MARA ZOTE HUWA ANATOA SHOW ZA KUPENDEZA NA KUVUTIA HEBU TIZAMA
Mwinyi Goha anakumbia MTALIMBO
Jide anakuimbia Ewe Njiwa, siku hazigandi au Mapezi yananitatiza.........
Yaani ni burudani, Ndani ya machozi band utakutana na sugua kisigino, kijoti joti!



tembelea blog yake kwa mengi zaidi!!

MAMBO YA KANGA ZA KALE (DIAMOND JUBILEE HALL)

HIVI NDIVYO JIJI LILIVYOTIKISIKA NA SHOW KUBWA YA MAVAZI KUTOKA KWA MADESIGNER WAKONGWE NA WACHANGA WALIPOMUUNGA MKONO MWANA MAMA ASIA IDAROUS

Mheshimiwa Waziri Simba(katikati),Asia Idarous na mumewe kushoto wakifungua Show..

Wadau mbali mbali walijitokeza kumuunga mkono mwana mama Asia Idarous...

wanamitindo wakiwa ndani ya mavazi yaliyobuniwa na Asia Idarous, kama hukuweza kufika kwa kweli ulikosa uhondo ndugu yangu!

Martin na Johari Wakionesha mavazi ya Asia Idarous

Lili model akifanya vitu vyake ndani ya vazi lililobuniwa na Asia Idarous

I real love her! anajua nini anakifanya pale aandaapo show au kualikwa katika show ya designer wenzake. Huyu ni Khadija mwanamboka na wanamitindo wake

Designer; Gymkana and his model

Well talented journalist with her designs! Zamda George (at the middle)


SHUKRANI ZA DHATI KWA WADHAMINI WOTE BILA KUMSAHAU ALLY REHMTULLAH NA KHADIJA MWANAMBOKA WALIOKUWA BEGA KWABEGA KATIKA KUSIMAMIA SHUGHULI HII KUTOKA KWANZA MPAKA MWISHO!

LILIAN and MARTIN during kanga nite at DIAMOND JUBILEE HALL 30/4/2009

fidelin iranga, richard,martin and sasha on right side

the black colour is always powerful! Wat about ART within human body??

SMILING FACES WAMWAGA TUZO

TUZO INA RAHA YAKE
Mtangazaji wa kituo cha Luninga cha East Africa cha Jijini Dar es Salaam, Maimartha Jesse jana amepewa tuzo ya Mtangazaji Bora kwa kipindi cha mwaka 2008 mpaka 2009 na kampuni ya mitindo ya Smilling Faces baada ya kufanya vyema katika taaluma hiyo na kupigiwa kura nyingi kupitia kampuni hiyo.

Mai alikabidhiwa tuzo hiyo mbele ya wanahabari katika Ukumbi wa Idara ya Habari, (Maelezo) hapa jijini. Ukiacha mtangazaji huyo mwingine aliyekabidhiwa tuzo na kampuni hiyo ni Martin Kadinda ambaye ametunukiwa tuzo ya mwanamitindo bora wa kiume mwenye vipaji zaidi
2008/2009.


NI MPANGO WA MUNGU KUWAONYESHA WATANZANIA KAMA UKIPAJI1 HIVYO NAMSHUKURU KILA MDAU ALIYETAMBUA NA KUTHAMINI KAZI ZA WANAMITINDO! HII SI KWANGU TUU BALI KWA WANAMITINDO WOTE NA KILA MTANZANIA MWENYE KIPAJI1 USISITE KUFANYA JAMBO JEMA KWA MANUFAA YA JAMII INAYOKUZUNGUKA, LEO NI MARTIN KADINDA KESHO UTAKUWA WEWE! GO FOR IT; MARTIN KADINDA

Maimartha akinadi tuzo yake! hongera sana

NI JAMBO JEMA KUMSHUKURU MUNGU PINDI AKUJALIAPO MAMBO MAZURI! SIKUTEGEMEA KAMA IPO SIKU WATU WATAGUNDUA NA KUTHAMINI KIPAJI CHANGU: MAIMARTHA JESSE


RICHA KWA HISANI YA GLOBAL PUBLISHERS{RICHARD BUKOS}

His way to win a tittle!!

Henry Mwiki ni mwanafunzi wa chuo cha usimamizi wa fedha(IFM)na yupo mwaka wa pili sasa! ana umli wa miaka 21, na ana mategemeo makubwa ya kufanya mapinduzi katika nchi ya tanzania! ni mapinduzi gani? mimi na wewe hatufahamu1 ila inabaki kuwa siri yake mpaka hapo atakapokuwa tayari kuwaeleza watanzania! hii ndio safari yake ya kuelekea ushindi!





Alionekana kupendeza zaidi na vazi la jioni! hivi ndivyo unavyoweza kutoka pindi ualikwapo katika hafla mbali mbalikuwa simple but smart, shati,suruali na kijikoti na muunganiko mzuri utakao kufanya uonekane vizuri mbele ya watu waliokuzunguka!



Hili ndio vazi lake la ubunifu kijana Henry! lilikuwa limechanganywa vitambaa mbali mbali na muonekano wake ulionekana kuwagusa wabunifu wa mavazi tanzania, kwani alitoka kitofauti
ASIA IDAROUS: Nguo yake nzuri sana, unajua uchanganyaji na uvaaje wake ni wakipekee! hayo ni maneno ya nguli wa mitindo tanzania.

Henry nadhani amejaliwa kipaji cha kuchagua nguo ambazo zinamfanya ang'ae zaidi pindi awapo juu ya stage na hii iliongeza misisimko katika show hii kwani kila mtu alijua kijana anaweza kutwaa taji hili la THE MOST HANDSOME MAN IN TZ, hapa a
kiwa ndani ya casual wear!!




Hatuwezi kujua majaji walitumia kigezo gani kutoa maamuzi ila mwisho wa yote kijana henry alishika nafsi ya pili! yaani the first runner up!na Khaleed kushika nafasi ya kwanza big up kijana, u did ur best and the rest was God's job. ila watnzania kauni tayari kwani kijana ameanza kuonesha makucha katika sanaa tanzania!!


tukutane wiki ijayo nitakapokueletea interview ya nguvu na washiriki wa shindano hili kujua maengi kuhusu wao na nini mategemeo yao baada ya kinyang'anyiro hiki!

FINALY WE HAVE THE MOST HANDSOME MEN IN TANZANIA

the man ndani ya suti

amejitahidi kujiandaa, hapa akiwa na kivazi cha ubunifu

alijitahidi kuprove that he is the one!!

kinyang'anyiro cha THE MOST HANDSOME MAN IN TANZANIA

WAFUATAO NI BAADHI YA WASHIRIKI
GABLIEL MEMBE,20

KHALID MUHAMED,22

Pasol,23

Henry Mwiki,21

HAO NDIO VIJANA WALIOPATA KUTIKISA KATIKA SHINDANI HILO LA KUMTAFUTA MWANAUME MTANASHATI! WATU WENGI WALITABIRI KUWA SURA HIZO NDIZO ZINAZOWEZA KUINGIA KATIKA TANO BORA! MJAPO MATOKEO HAYAKUWA SAWA SANA ,BAADHI WALIFANIKIWA NA WENGINE HAIKUWA BAHATI YAO!! NILIPATAA BAHATI YA KUZUNGUMZA NA BAADHI YAO ILI KUJUA WAO WALILICHUKULIAJE SHINDANO HILI! NITAKUWAA NIKIKULETEA MAELEZO BINAFSI YA KILA MSHIRIKI ILI UWEZE KUJUA NI YAPI WAALIYONAYO!

HOW CAN I BECAME A SUPER MODEL?

Not long ago I was talking with someone about a friend who was thinking of becoming a model. This idea soon inspired a conversation about the dual sense of the word “model.” The first sense of the word, as we were using it, refers to the occupation of demonstrating how clothes or products look and work. The second meaning of model, and of course today’s sense, involves the act of showing someone how to do or to be.

One of the ways that we learn how to be: to think, feel, and act, is by watching and then copying the behaviors of others. Psychologists use the word “modeling” to describe this process of learning through observation, identification and imitation, and substance of that comes from the role models who are in their lives.

This fact is not lost on the entertainment and advertisement industries. Successful and healthy looking people populate the film and television screens and print ads that announce to us that all we have to do to be successful is to try the products that they are endorsing. Millions of children and adults eagerly “buy” into these role-modeling sales pitches as means for achieving the promise of health or a sense of success themselves.

Following this trend it occurred to me to consider the possibility that just as there could be supermodels walking down fashion runways and exhibiting the latest styles for us to buy and to put on, perhaps we can also have and recognize supermodels who walk around in our communities, exhibiting outstanding personal characteristics for us to identify with and imitate.

So, how can we become super models?

We can start by developing and understanding of the basic power of modeling in our own lives, taking advantage of whatever we can learn from people who have acquired exemplary skills and traits, and then doing the very best we can to share these same examples of the finer aspects of humanity with those who can learn from us.

Growing children and even many adults need to be able to look up to individuals of good character and reliable performance to inspire them to reach to the heights of their own possibilities. Such role models can be powerful sources for behavioral change, because they help us to see beyond our selves and our own self-limitations.

From this vantage point, my idea of the supermodel is one that applies to each of us as a possibility. In this case is not essential that you be very tall or very thin or that you look particularly good in expensive clothing. What makes us super as models is our ability to express the best in ourselves in a manner that inspires others to strive to be his or her best. This achievement is as valuable to our fellow humanity as would be the skills of another whose abilities include seeing through walls and flying over very tall buildings. I wish you all a super day!




SOURCE;Inter

Britney

"Sijui nifanye kituko gani leo kutafuta umaarufu??? Ohhh! yes nimekumbuka hapa ni kuvua nguo na kujidai uchizi umeniiingia!!!
ohh!! No NO! nataka kurudiana na justine so once akisikia nimechizia si atalala mbele? anyway ngoja nikauke.....!


Huwa anaaibu kiasi pindi anapokutana na watu wengi! lakini simu yake yenye gharama kubwa huwa najitahidi kuionyesha ili watu wamuige, si unajua za kistaa??



Brit huwa ni mwenye furaha pindi awapo na mwanaume karibu!


Britney Spears Talks About Her Troubled Past For The First Time In New MTV Documentary

The 90-minute film, tentatively titled "For the Record," sees the 26-year-old star discuss her public meltdown ahead of the release of her new album Circus.

Britney said: "So much has gone on over the last couple of years and there's a lot that people don't know about me that I want them to know."

"I wanted to make this film because I started to feel like I wasn't being seen in the light that I wanted to be seen in. This is an opportunity to set the record straight and talk about what I've been through and where I'm headed."

In a clip from the documentary, set to air on MTV in America at 10 p.m. on November 30 - two days before the release of Circus - Britney is seen pondering her past.

She says: "I sit there and I'll look back and I'm like, 'I'm a smart person. What the hell was I thinking?' I've been through a lot in the past two or three years, and there's a lot that people don't know."

"Sometimes I think I get kind of lonely because you don't open the gate up that much, you know I mean? You're guarded. You have to be that way, so I'm kind of stuck in this place and it's like, 'How do you deal?' And you just cope, and that's what I do. I just cope with it, every day."

This is not the first time Britney has appeared in a documentary.

She also starred in "Britney and Kevin: Chaotic" alongside ex-husband Kevin Federline in 2005.

ChrisBrown

Chriss; Zuga hunijui si unajua tupo mlimani City? wanga kibao hapa!
Rihanna; Dear acha mbwembwe, Neyo nilimpata hapa hapa angalia na wewe nisikuache kwenye mataa bure


Rihana; dear tunaenda Kigamboni?
Chriss; He mamaaa! tunazunguka hapa hapa coco beach, Kigamboni yupo Jordin sparks na anawivu kinyama, achelewi kutuimbia no Air

Nini tena? papa au... pozi za kuogopa camera ya Mvutokwanza.blogspot.com





Mambo niaje? hope uko poa sana mwanablog wangu! Hapa ninakupa nyepesi nyepesi zinazomuhusu mwanakaka Huyu mashuhuri jijini Uingereza!
Kamera zangu hazina ajizi kwani nimefanikiwa kupata baadhi ya picha za Chriss Brown akiwa na mwanadada Rihana ambao wamekuwa katika uhusiano kwa muda mrefu lakini nafikiri hawajaamua kuweka mambo wazi! unawaona hapo juu watoto wakienjoy life!
Kistaa staa

moja kati ya vitu vilivyomuuzi Chriss brown ni hiki hapa chini. Dogo anajianadaa kutoa single yake mara ghafla inasikika mitaani, mbaya zaidi dogo aliamua kumshirikisha Rihana, so it means it was the biggest hit in Town! pole sana Chriss

Chris Brown Mad at Leak of Unfinished Rihanna-Duet
August 15 2008

Chris Brown is upset over online leak of his demo track titled “Electric Guitar”, which is taken from his next-year released album, tentatively-titled “Graffiti”. The song in which he has teamed up with Dr. Dre, is believed to become a duet for him and his rumored girlfriend Rihanna. He didn’t want fans to hear the tune before Rihanna adds her voice. “I’m mad that it’s leaked,” he told The Associated Press in a recent interview. “The record’s not finished. It’s supposed to be me and Rihanna’s duet.”

Beside Rihanna, other stars who are said to be featured in the album, include Ciara, Lil Wayne, and Akon. He has also just signed T-Pain for a single called “Freeze”, which has been confirmed to also be listed in T-Pain’s forthcoming LP “Thr33 Ringz”.

“Dreamer”, the single that becomes one of the songs featured on AT&T Team U.S.A. soundtrack reportedly will also be included in “Graffiti”. The song was released on August 7 via U.S. iTunes and so far has reached number three on iTunes Top 10 chart.

PHOTOS

Today am going to talk with Models!
Do You know wat it takes to became a photogenic Model?
Let me tell you........
OK, if you are going to be a professional model and work in front of a camera, what goes on when you are working? Here is a photographer's perspective on how a model should handle a photo shoot. This is still leading to what you should know to be a photo model, but maybe seeing the end result will help the training process. I must apologize if I sound a little gruff on this but a photographer can get a bit demanding on the job. Also, keep in mind if a photographer has hired you for a shoot and things go wrong, it is the photographer who is held responsible, not you. The photographer has to make sure everything goes right. It sounds a little dramatic, but if you heed these points now it makes everything more fun later. Again, when you're a famous super model you can forget all about this and let every one wait on you hand and foot.

The first rule is to make the photographer's life easy. The reason you are being hired as a professional model and we are not pulling someone off the street is that you are going to do things that will allow the shoot to go quickly, easily, and more successfully. I can take anyone off the street and make him or her look good (that is what glamour portraiture is all about) but a model who knows what she or he is doing will allow me to get the job done in less time and with a lot less hassle. That's why we pay you the big bucks.

Before the Shoot

Get a good night's sleep and stay healthy. If you are tired it will show both on your face and in your attitude. Please do not party the night before a shoot. The photographer, ad agency, and client will have invested a lot of time and money in a shoot and will depend on you to arrive ready to do the job. It is part of being a professional. In Milan or New York they may put up with partied out super models but in a secondary market, if you arrive for a shoot only half-there, you will not be there again.


Get your items ready and packed up. Unlike the big fashion scene you may need to provide items of wardrobe and props for a shoot. This should all be discussed and worked out before the shoot. If you have talked about bringing certain items please be sure they are packed and ready to go the night before. This avoids last minute running around and forgetting. Reliability again is part of being a professional.

You may need to put on a base make-up before leaving for a shoot. In a secondary market you may need to do your own make-up as there usually isn't a budget for a make-up artist or there isn't one available. By taking care of your contouring and base items before the shoot it helps speed matters along. This is not meant to cheat you out of billing time at the studio, I would expect to pay more per hour for someone who can do their own make-up and who comes prepared.

You may need to have no make-up on at all before you arrive for a shoot. Confusing isn't it? There may be times when the make-up has to be done at the shoot and not having any make-up on speeds the process. This is why a photographer appreciates a model he can communicate with so that all these things can be worked out ahead of time.
At the Shoot

Arrive on time. Studio time is often based on an hourly fee. If time is being wasted waiting for a model to arrive it either costs the photographer in time that can't be billed or it costs the client in time they are paying for nothing. In either case you just made the photographer's life less easy and you may not be asked back.

After your arrival and pleasantries are done, you will review with the photographer how to proceed with the shoot. (The game plan, or the 'plan your work then work your plan' bit.) Next it is off to finish your make-up and change clothes. This part may vary a lot depending on budget and purpose of the shoot. You may be left to schlep in your own make-up case and wardrobe and get prepared in some corner of the studio or you could be whisked away by a make-up artist and hair stylist while the caterer brings you delicacies. In the meantime the photographer will be making last minute lighting and set adjustments, schmoozing the art director, making sure the client is happy, trying to find out why something that was promised hasn't arrived yet, rechecking the cameras, directing the photo assistant, checking on how things are going with the model, and, oh yeah, trying to have fun. Now you see why rule number one is 'make life easy for the photographer'.

Ok, now it's show time! You are ready to get in front of the camera. Communication is very important at this point. You need to follow the verbal instructions
of the photographer and give feed back. As a model and a photographer work together more, this give and take becomes easier, but the first time out it can take a while to develop a rapport. Also, it is important to establish a touch-or-don't-touch understanding up front. When working with large format cameras the posing can be very slow and precise. It may be quicker and easier for me to physically move you and your arms, head and legs where I want them. If you are uncomfortable with that or other posing issues, please state it up front. This is one time it is better not to make the photographer's life easier if it is going to make your life miserable. All of this should get worked out and become part of the professional working relationship.

Another challenging part of the photo shoot process is trying to stay relaxed and comfortable. I may be telling you where your main light is, where your posing spot is, the expression I want, having your arms and legs going in different directions while you're trying to hold the product so you don't cover the label, while a crowd of folks look on, and through this all you have to stay relaxed so the tension doesn't show on your face. If only it was all rock music playing and dancing around in front of the camera like they show on TV. In secondary markets it is a lot of product, illustrative, and catalog. But in spite of it all this you can still get a lot of excitement and electricity going.

I still find it strange, how this electricity and excitement can build between a photographer and a model. And it is even stranger when it suddenly stops during a shoot. Its like a switch is turned off or you run out of gas. One minute everything is really happening and you are doing great work and the next minute, for no reason, the energy drops. I used to try to work through that energy drop and keep going but it just doesn't work. If it happens in the middle of a shoot, it means, "It's break time". Time to recharge, brake for lunch, socialize, change sets, change wardrobe, or something. This part is always hard to explain to a client though sometimes they can feel it as well. If it happens close to the end of a shoot you may as well just call it a day. You hope you have all of the primary shooting done and you are just working on the extras so it is a good time to wrap up.

After the shoot

When the shoot is over it is time to clean up, pack up and go. When you're starting out you may want to stay and ask questions about modeling or if there is more work, or where else you can find work. A little of this is fine, but remember time is money and the photographer may need to move on to another project, so don't stay too long and wear out your welcome. Also, don't be too quick to dash off. The photographer may indeed have another project coming up, but does not want to talk about it until the client and art director have left. More confusion! Also, try not to leave things behind again part of being professional is being organized.

Lastly, the inevitable question, when will the pictures be ready? You know you want to see them. Try to work out a time when you might be able to return to look at them. What is excellent, is when you are starting out and the photographer can take time to review the photographs with you and not just leave something at the front counter. A critique of what the photographer saw and how you might do better can be a real ego bruiser, but can also help you learn and improve.

Post Shoot Stress

Some people will end up very excited after a shoot. Some will be burnt out. Whatever your reaction, you need to find a way to regain your normalcy quickly. Staying up or down can lead to more stress and that starts to take its toll on the body. You need to be able to unwind or rewind in a few hours as you will need to get your rest. You have a shoot tomorrow.....!