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Donna Karan, For Infinity
I'm all about getting more bang for your buck. Why not invest in something that can be worn an infinite number of ways? Donna Karan's The Infinity Dress ($895) is one of those pieces you want to have in your closet.
Trend Alert: Metallica Jackets
I have a ton of Winter coats in my closet, but I've yet to own a metallica jacket. I admit, I was shy of the shiny, but seeing Gwyneth Paltrow in her silver Alice + Olivia coat and Christian Louboutin caged booties at the Valentino event in NYC swayed me otherwise. These toppers inject major wattage to dark winterwear, and are perfect for upcoming holiday soirees.
Who Wore It Better? Donna Karan Sequin Halter Dress
Iman was one of my favorite red-carpet queens when she wore her Donna Karan sequin halter dress a few weeks ago. Now, French actress Eva Green is here to challenge her. Let's break them down.
Trend Alert: Do the Pleat
I admit, I was growing quite weary of the current selection of Fall handbags, but my outlook changed when I laid eyes on cool pleated bags. There's something for everyone with styles ranging from tightly stitched clutches to more haphazard pleats. This fresh Diane von Furstenberg Studded Napa Bag ($595) awakened my handbag soul to a level unparalleled.
The 6 Big Beauty Trends That Emerged at Fashion Week
New York Fashion Week ended last week, and now it's time to analyze the styles, from hair to makeup to what polishes we foresee flying off the shelves come March. To make the myriad styles we saw over the nine days of 2010 Spring New York Fashion Week easier to parse, I've assembled the six big trends, complete with several different ways to wear each — from rebel rocker to demure debutante. Click through for the definitive looks for Spring.
Will You Buy Beauty Products To Help Fight Breast Cancer?
For those of you who don't know, October is Breast Cancer Awareness month. In past years, oodles of beauty brands have banded together and have put the pink ribbon across one of their signature best-selling products whose profits will propel breast cancer research or help raise awareness about the disease that effects so many women.
For example, Essie has released a nail varnish called Future Dreams (£9.95) where all of the proceeds will go to Breakthrough Breast Cancer.
18 More Gorgeous Looks from Fashion Week: Days 6 and 7
The last couple of days have been some of the most experimental of the week. If you've seen the makeup and hair at Marc Jacobs's runway show you know what I'm talking about. While I'm excited to see designers innovating, I'd also like to showcase looks that are achievable without a team of brilliant makeup artists present.
2010 Spring New York Fashion Week: Donna Karan
Upon entering the Donna Karan venue, you were put into a Zen state by loud, yet soothing, Annie Lennox music. My Zen was mildly interrupted by Milla Jovovich, in an awesome striped dress, who sat in the front row with Rachel Zoe and Elle's Joe Zee. These three were very chummy, cozy.
Let the Madness Begin! Designers Prep For New York Fashion Week
While I physically and mentally prepare myself for New York Fashion Week, designers are hard at work putting finishing touches on their creations. I can't wait to meet the clothes in person, but in the meantime, here's a sneak peek of what's going on in the design studios as we speak. Some are in a frenzy — Betsey Johnson even prays to the fashion gods — while others like Jason Wu (left) are more calm.
Link Time!!!
- Vogue’s Little Red Riding Hood — The Daily Chic Report
- Christian Siriano wants to make you look downtown and dirty — The Cut
- The latest hat trend — WSJ
- Michelle Obama rockin’ Merona for Target dress — Nitrolicious
- When disaster leads to style inspiration — Lucky magazine
- Gucci Gucci goo — Fashionista
- Zac Posen's brush with greatness at Fashion's Night Out — Teen Vogue blog
- Sheer bliss? — Style File
- First look at Hussein Chalayan's Urban Motility line for Puma — Fashionologie
- Donna Karan Zipped clutch — Purse Blog
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