The sensual side of us can dream up many scenarios where a little aprons can create quite a moment in the intimacy of a kitchen. While on the other hand the female equality fighter wants to protest at what can be seen as a stereotype of gender roles ect. 

In reality it’s not that deep, plus, as a female  you know how powerful role playing can be. See more Domestic Dame on the next page.

Keri Hilson performed last week at Blush Boutique Lounge in Las Vegas. Love the look overall, including the earrings and the necklace in and of themselves, but not combined on the same outfit.  Via Blackkatemoss. Check out her boots after the flip.

Kelis recently performed her new single, “Acapella,” at Eve Nightclub in Las Vegas. This outfit will not likely cause as much of an uproar as her recent “Avatar”-inspired get-up. Though I have to say, some of the responses to that look were immensely entertaining, including the comments ripping a New York magazine writer to shreds for stating: “You are not Lady Gaga, and this attempt at avant-garde fashion doesn’t compare to her get-ups.” As ClutchMagazine blogger wrote, “Kelis did “edge” and “avant garde” before most of us knew what these forms were. It’s authenticity translated so sincerely because Kelis has never really been a manufactured project.” Can we get an amen!

More WireImages of Kelis sporting a bodysuit with Louboutins, plus DJ Rashida after the flip.

As I was headed to dinner with a friend to grab a quick bite before flying out of Las Vagas last week, I was stopped in my tracks by the Guiseppe Zanotti store. I had heard about it opening a shop in Sin City but had never seen it. I was flat out DYING to go in and look around, but I knew a two-minute run through of the store would end up be more painful than pleasurable so I just stood there staring for a couple of minutes and then thankfully remembered to pull out my camera and grab a couple of shots before I left. This was the only one that came out clearly:

^^For Alpha Dog females only!

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