Underneath updos, pretty waves, and otherwise coiffed red-carpet hair, earrings of every kind were the finishing touch to every Oscars look. Some were prettier, ladylike varieties from the likes of Elizabeth Banks and Penelope Cruz, while others dared to make more dramatic statements with disco-inspired accents, from the likes of Karolina Kurkova; megasized emerald stunners from Viola Davis; and Read more

CES is a tech conference, not a disco, but we certainly saw enough shimmering gadget accessories to have us temporarily seeing double (and dancing). Gone is the customized crystal craze of years past, and in its place are mass-produced phone and tablet covers that are anything but subtle. Want your iPhone to wear a sparkling smiley face and a 3D crystal bow? Boom, done. Along with a teddy bear Read more

Sport chic, '60s pop, and colorblocking dominated the Marc by Marc Jacobs Spring 2012 show, giving us a look at what we’ll really be wearing next season. We’re slightly obsessed with the colorblocked wedges and bold color that dominated sporty shapes, and we’re totally investing in the navy blue jumpsuit. With MMJ muse Elle Fanning in the front row, it's clear what the line is about: Read more

When you see Theyskens' Theory collection, you are reminded of the extraordinary fact that this is one of high fashion’s most romantic, deeply talented designers creating clothes for a contemporary American sportswear brand, which has become known for their well-fitting pants. It’s a most unlikely (and brilliant) collaboration. Olivier Theyskens plays that note between edgy and feminine like Read more

With Barbara de Creddo playing disco bombshell in How to Spend It's '70s-inspired editorial, it's not hard to see why we're after the same look. The appeal of the vibrant and utterly cool '70s woman is one that's lured our fashionable senses since Marc Jacobs and Tory Burch's Spring '11 runways. An added bonus? We're helping you to outfit the look without going over budget. It's a trend worth Read more

For Fall 2011, Karen Walker took us to a '70s-era working-class disco hall in northern England called the Wigan Casino, an escape where the working class would trade uniforms for dancing clothes. Her collection reflected just that juxtaposition of joy and drudgery, although one wouldn't complain about wearing her sharply cut workwear-inspired docker's coat. The romantic, albeit rough 'n' tumble Read more