Tadashi Collection Weblog

Please click on the image to view a larger version.

Please click on the image to view a larger version.

Please click on the image to view a larger version.

Please click on the image to view a larger version.

I just wanted to let you know how much I love my Tadashi Dress which I bought at the Tadashi Store in Caesar's Palace. I am an on-air personality and author of Diary of A Modern Day Goddess, a book which helps women connect with their joyful, feminine spirit! I was delighted when I read that Tadashi also like to help women express their feminine spirit as well. I just love his collection and look forward to wearing many more of his dresses. Please thank him for his wonderful design talent!

Best Wishes,

Cynthia Daddona
On-Air Personality and Author of
Diary of A Modern Day Goddess™
(An Amazon.com Top Seller)

Photos from Santorini and Post-Wedding Reception in Santorini

The Goddess and her Greek in Santorini

The beautiful bride

At Katikes, one of the top luxury hotels of the world

Our donkey limo that we rode through the village

Cynthia Daddona in her Tadashi dress

A Goddess Dress Moment

Butterfly Beach in Montecito, CA

A Romantic Kiss by the Santa Barbara Mission and Rose Garden

Dear Tadashi,

Here are my wedding pictures... the gown looks beautiful... thank you

Sincerely,
Julie & Julius

(Please click on the images to view at full size)

Need any more convincing that sexy– and metallics– are back? See Tadashi Shoji’s new luxury collection. In the first runway show for the new line, celebrities, including Ashanti and Carmen Electra, watched as models breezed down the runway in gorgeous feminine dresses. The first half of the show featured daringly short, form-fitting frocks over grey tights. The longer gowns were equally as breathtaking: one dress in particular – a black, cut out evening gown with a plunging back-line– evoked “oohs and ahhs” from the crowd. Whether it was metallic leather or bedazzled tulle, models sparkled down the catwalk in exquistely draped fabrics. The long flowing trains of the gowns moved well on the runway, despite the fact that some models got a bit tripped up. Nevertheless, Tadashi Shoji’s first show was an overwhelming success, receiving a standing “o” from all who were there.

Check out the link here