VICTORIA 46, Romania's biggest and shiniest multi-brand store 4- HOT CHICKZ!.....

 
 Check out Dorothy Constantin's beautiful out fit, owner of Victoria 46, Romania's biggest and shiniest multi-brand store. Constantin and her business partner Andreea Altay (both distractingly beautiful and dressed in Dior) took over the business in 2007 and don't sit still when it comes to delivering new experiences for their insatiable customer base of wealthy Romanians and Russians.
The latest addition is an Agent Provocateur concession - an enticing, carpeted boudoir taking up a corner of the second floor Victoria 46 has the feel of an ultra modern hotel lobby or airy gallery space with clothes, shoes and bags beautifully exhibited.
  It is the big French fashion houses that are prominent here: Lanvin, Saint Laurent and Christian Dior, the store's best-seller has an entire wll devoted to its iconic quilted bags in lilac, cerise and royal blue. 'Everything is amazing
The buy is is focused around the big hitters but doesn't play safe. 'We want the fashionable pieces, the statement looks', says Constantin. To this end, there are ladylike looks from Dior and Lanvin sitting alongside more rock'n'roll (and eye wateringly expensive) Balenciaga and Balmain pastel leather bombers and luxe denims.

Gianvito Rossi shoes, leather gilet by Iro, available at Victoria 46 on farfetch.com
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Canada begins compulsory fingerprint for Nigerian visa applicants

The Canadian High Commission in Nigeria says Nigerians applying for visa to the North American country will henceforth be required to provide their fingerprints.

It said the new requirement which took effect from October 23, was introduced to check fraud, facilitate legitimate travel by making entry into the country easier.

According to the High Commission, applicants will need to go in person to a visa application centre to submit their application and give their fingerprints as well as have their photograph taken.

This was contained in a statement by the high commission’s Public Affairs Officer, Ezinne Uluocha.

The new requirement, Uluocha said, would put Canada in line with other countries already collecting this information from visitors. These countries include the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, countries in the European Union Schengen Zone, and Japan.

But, the High Commission noted that the new application process will exempt applicants under the age of 14 or over the age of 79 as well as diplomats and government officials travelling on official business.

Uluocha said, “Effective from October 23, visitors to Canada from several countries, including Nigeria, will be required to provide fingerprints and a digital photograph when they apply for a visitor visa, study or work permit.for more details visit the author's wesite

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