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Naya Rivera looked gorgeous in a flirty, bright pink Diane Von Furstenberg suit at the Young Storytellers Foundation’s Annual Gala on Saturday. This outfit is so fun! What do you think?
Over the past few weeks, designers have been releasing their resort 2012 lines (vacation-ready clothing that will hit stores this winter). We love all the eye-catching prints in the collections - here are some of our favorites:
A printed tank with jeans and heels makes a cute “going out” outfit, and a printed skirt or dress with black tights will make you stand out at any event. While the little black dress will always be a staple, printed items are way more unique!
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Over the past few weeks, designers have been releasing their resort 2012 lines (vacation-ready clothing that will hit stores this winter). We love all the eye-catching prints in the collections - here are some of our favorites:
Adam - Fun prints are always a favorite and we love the fresh, happy color combination in this look.
BCBG Max Azria - This boho-chic dress will go easily from the beach to dinner.
Diane von Furstenberg - Stay stylish poolside or on the beach with this bold graphic cover up.
Tory Burch - This is another boho-inspired print we love, and the flowy caftan is so breezy and flattering on everyone.
$75.00 at TheShoeBox.com
Make a statement this spring with the colorful Diane Von Furstenberg jaya jelly sandals.
Amid the sea of black on the fall runways were bursts of bright and bold geometric prints. Ready to rock this trend? We’ve found six printed fall items for under $250.
Bold prints are fun, daring, and always stylish - but they can easily go wrong. A good rule to go by is the one of proportions: if you’re thin or petite, wear small prints. If you’re tall or plus-size, wear bigger prints. Also, if you’re wearing a printed top, it’s best to go with solid pants and shoes. Here are six of our favorite geometric prints for under $250:
(Image: style.com. Left to right: Alessandro Dell’Acqua, Alexander Wang, BCBG Max Azria, Bluemarine, Louis Vuitton, Diane Von Fursteberg Fall 2009 Ready-To-Wear)
Leggings are already a wardrobe staple, but this fall they will make a statement with metallic hues, embellishments, cut-outs, and bright prints. Leather leggings were everywhere during fall fashion shows, and ripped and printed looks are quickly becoming a popular trend. Think you can’t pull this look off? Here are some ideas on how to rock eye-catching leggings.
Pair printed leggings with a basic, long tank or tee for an effortlessly chic look. Black, grey and white tend to work with most prints, but try and match the tank’s color to a color in the print. For example, a yellow or pink tank could also work with the Rachel Pally leggings (bottom right) because those colors appear in the print. Finish off the look with a sweater or cropped jacket and ankle boots.
Tops, from left to right: GG 750 Long Oversize Pocket Tank, $156 at La Garconne; Aerie Wrapped Racerback Tank, $24.50; Mark and Estel Skinny Long Tank, $120 at Diani Boutique.
Bottoms: Topshop Digital Roseprint Leggings, $40; Forever 21 City Knit Leggings, $9.80; Rachel Pally Cropped Banded Leggings, $92 at ShopBop.
Liquid, leather-like leggings are almost as versatile as basic black leggings. Rock them with an oversized sweater, a comfy tank, or a sparkly top for a night out. For the ultimate rocker-chic look, throw on a leather jacket over the tank. Add heels, and your ready to go.
Tops, from left to right: Arden B Studded Crop Moto Jacket, $68; Diane Von Furstenberg Arista Sequined Tank Top, $365 at Net-A-Porter; Topshop Knitted Box Cardigan, $35; Bread & Butter Black and White Stripe Pocket Tank, $97 at Boutique To You.
Bottoms: Arden B Foldover Latex Leggings, $28; Hue Liquid Leggings Panty Hose, $30 at Bare Necessities; Plan B Latex Matte Leggings, $75 at Bloomingdale’s.
Shredded or cut-out leggings are also extremely versatile. Wear them with a long sweater, a graphic tee, etc. Just remember that they might not be super appropriate for class.
Top: Forever 21 Drape Front Sweater, $28.
Bottoms: Silence & Noise Cutout Leggings, $34 at Urban Outfitters.
When the sun comes out it’s time to ditch those highly structured black bags you’ve carried your books in all year and opt for bright, fun stylish handbags that are roomy enough to take you from the beach to the party.
This year, designers focused on statement embellishments such as fringe, ruffles, zippered accents and studs. Oversized bags are still hot, but teeny clutches or chain strap purses and medium-sized hobos and satchels are in style as well. Popular colors include yellow, pink, green, white and nude, but anything bright and fun is always in!
Here are some of the chicest designer summer handbags at Shop Bop right now:
From top left to bottom right:
1. Botkier Trigger Medium Satchel $427
2. See by Chloe Punch Line Bag $448
3. Rebecca Minkoff Supernova Stud Devote Handbag $695
4. Cleobella Alive Fringe Tote $528
5. Diane von Furstenberg Roberta Wrap Bag $600
6. Lauren Merkin Eve Leopard Clutch $165
If you want to rock this summer’s top handbag trends for less, check out these picks for under $100:
1. G by Guess Sofia Hobo $69.50
2. Express Studded Bottom Tote $79.50
3. Melie Bianco Fringe Hobo at Endless.com $75
4. Jessica McClintock Two Tone Rose Flap Clutch at Nordstrom $28
5. New York & Company City Style Belted Satchel $14.78
6. Liz Claiborne Summer Splash Tote $74.99
Even the glamorous world of fashion has been hit hard by the recession. In a time where most people are cutting back, spending money on designer outfits just doesn’t seem reasonable. At this year’s New York Fashion Week, many designers have cut costs by hosting smaller runway shows or gallery presentations.
But more than how, designers have changed what they are showing. Their goal is to show women looks that they must have; looks that will get them reaching for their wallets. So what can you expect to be snatching up for fall? A little of this, a little of that and a whole lot of 80s…
1. Head-to-toe Black. While the future of fashion definitely looks dark, that may not be a bad thing. Sleek, modern-looking all-black ensembles have dominated the runways this week.
2. Purple and Red are breaking up the monotony by popping up occasionally, as well.
3. Leather is going to be everywhere this fall - jackets, boots, and, yes, leggings.
4. Cutouts will add sex appeal to the tougher, edgier looks you’ll be seeing.
5. Full-length, exposed zippers will also be back to make a bold statement on seemingly standard ensembles.
6. Built-Up or Padded Shoulders have been spotted quite a a few times on the runways, so get ready to raid your grandma’s closet. The big shoulder is gonna be huge (pun intended).
7. Cinched waists will be back next for fall, which is refreshing as it is the most flattering silhouette.
Other trends that will continue through fall 2009 are animal prints, volume and structure, full skirts, color blocks, and plaid. Thankfully designers have recycled some trends from ‘08, allowing all of us to keep up with fashion without overhauling our wardrobes.
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