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Sunday, September 5

Things To Do On Fashion's Night Out September 10, 2010




There are so many fabulous events taking place on 9/10 so where will I be? I am mostly attending the invite only parties but will also check out the Mulberry, Swarovski, DVF and Seven NY events. I have attached the invites to public events in this post with all the info, click on the images for full size. Hope to see you all out on FNO, and supporting the fashion industry.

Swarovski
Head on up to Swarovski's Madison Avenue and 58th Street boutique where celebrity stylist, Laura Lightbody will be on deck to reveal her super styling tips and share the inside scoop on this falls most anticipated fashion trends. With a talent roster including Fergie, Natasha Bedingfield, Estelle, Nicole Scherzinger- among many- Lightbody will reveal her secrets on transforming her celebrity clients’ style.

Shoppers will have a chance to sip champagne, and enjoy decadent chocolates while the DJ keeps the party going, plus:
- win Swarovski jewelry
- snap up a free crystallized tattoo created exclusively for Fashion's Night Out
- receive a crystallized lipstick case with any $100 purchase

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Tuesday, February 16

DVF FW10 Fashion Show Review

There are some designers who remain eternal fashion figures. And the likes of Miuccia Prada and Diane Von Furstenberg, do no wrong. Ever. This FW2010 season, at New York Fashion Week, she did not disappoint.

Diane reiterated the fact that you really can be feminine and masculine fabulously at the same time, in the same outfit.
We also saw a lot of creams, blacks, metallic, especially golds, limes and jewel studding. We also saw a plethora of velvet, ruched silk, tweed, felt, organza, Georgette and chiffon. The colors popped beautifully, giving it a wearable allure while also being ridiculously chic and high end.


There were gorgeous metallic tweed jackets, Pucci-esque chiffon dresses like the one pictured above, and true to form, some unusual prints.


Accessories were minimal, keeping the focus on the clothes. Hair and make-up was relatively simple as well, as it is at most DVF shows. The coin embossed navy dress on Abbey Lee Kershaw was tres magnifique. All in all, a raging success. But what less would we expect from Diane?

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Monday, December 14

A Little Bit Heady

An extremely popular trend on runways this year, head gear is becoming exceedingly sought-after by the masses too. From loosely wrapped turbans to riding caps, there seems to be a headgear revolution in the industry with many-a-major fashion houses producing gorgeous, pieces that are nothing short of fabulous. Here is a look at some of the craziest head gear seen on runaways in 2009.

Karl Lagerfeld


DVF

Givenchy

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Thursday, December 3

What's Haute | Dress By DVF

I really admire DVF. She is strong, stylish and most of all intelligent. I also love a good DVF wrap dress they are really your best friend on those days when you don't know what to wear. See the entire collection here.

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Sunday, February 22

Fashion Week FW09: Barbie's 50th Anniversary Show By Kim Crow

New York Fashion Week is no stranger to divas. Yet on Saturday afternoon, it played host to the biggest diva of all. Or at least the most plastic.

Barbie, that icon of girlhood everywhere, celebrated her 50th birthday in suitably glamorous style. Forget Marc Jacobs, too bad Zac Posen -- this was the show to see, if the 1,000-person crush of breathless fans crowded into the tents at Bryant Park was any indication.
In fact, the only reason your style editor made it past the pink velvet ropes, after waiting in line for 60 minutes, is that one of the security guards was a Cleveland homeboy who recognized one of his own.
Inside, the daughters of the fashion elite, plus a few drag queens for good measure. We imagine quite a few mothers had some 'splaining to do later -- squeezed in to enjoy a 50-designer runway tribute to Barbie's varying looks over the decades.

Most of the big names in American fashion were represented here -- Vera Wang, Michael Kors, Calvin Klein Collection, Donna Karan -- and lesser-known designers got into the act, too, including standouts from Peter Som, Nanette Lepore and Yeohlee.
Associated PressDesigner Naeem Khan understands that Barbie -- and the girls who love her -- adore sparkles.
These slender, real-life models didn't exactly share Barbie's infamous proportions, but through the magic of hair and makeup, most channeled Barbie's 'dos over the years, from her bouffants of the '50s, the swinging ponytails of the 70s, and best of all, the big hair of the '80s. (Original) Photos by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images North America

Friday, November 14

Little Black Dresses For The Holidays

Holiday parties are right around the corner. Don't know what to wear? Don't worry divas we've got you covered. We suggest you keep it simple and opt for a little black dress, we found three perfect dresses for the three most common holiday parties. Here are our picks from Intermix:

For A Night Out With FriendsThe infamous bandage dress by Herve Leger is perfect for a night out during the Holiday season. Not only will you be the center of attention but the envy of all your friends.

Office Party



Office parties call for chic and appropriate attire but that doesn't mean you should opt for frumpy. Show you off you fun and stylish side with this great shift dress by DVF. It will get you noticed, in a good way. Wear this dress and know that a promotion is on its way.

Family Dinner

Keep it simple sexy. It's our new favorite mantra and when it comes to family parties we highly advise it. You want to be comfortable and still feel put together especially if you're meeting "his" parents. This simple dress by DVF with crystal detailing at the shoulders is perfect for staying cool calm and collected at the dinner table.



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