A little sparkle, anyone? By now you’ve surely seen the shoe style on practically everyone, but if you’d like to partake in Tom’s Shoes 1:1 giving model, find a pair that suits your fancy! Here’s the classic style with a heavy does of shine, available at Lester’s in NYC for $59 and at Toms.com
June 25, 2011
Tom’s Shoes Does Glitter
June 24, 2011
LadyMags Links of the Week
Blackberry Neck and 5 More Tech Conditions that may be Dangerous to your Health [CollegeCandy]
Organize your wardrobe, hone your style [AlreadyPretty]
The highly questionable history of douche ads [TheFrisky]
From Hipster Mermaid to the Coney Island Mermaid Parade to Splash, see our favorite finned ladies (and one merMAN) in pop culture! (Tressugar]
Will the rain EVER let up? No, but at least you can slosh through it in some Sorels: [FashionPulseDaily]
June 24, 2011
Blake Scotland is the Newest Name of the Lower East Side
The new Lower East Side addition (or should I say addiction), the Blake Scotland boutique struck me with a strong urban chic vibe. Blake Scotland wanted her boutique to be a true reflection of the downtown neighborhood, with easy-to-wear and free-spirited items for the fashion forward guy and gal. The store itself is a presentation of beauty from it’s vintage, New York feel to its original brick walls and chandelier-adorned space.
The new boutique carries a variety of brands, including Australian labels Ksubi, Saint Augustine Academy and One Teaspoon. There’s a multitude of options to compliment any wardrobe with popular prints along with edgy and retro pieces. You’ll find deconstructed denim shorts along with dresses and accessories for women that can be worn on the beach and back to the streets. Blake Scotland’s passionate personality has created an atmosphere you’re not going to want to miss. Go ahead; follow the crowd and head downtown to do a little shopping.
– Ambika Makin
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June 23, 2011
8 Items Under $20 for a Summer Wedding (CollegeCandy Guest Post)
Dressing for a wedding is just like dressing up for any other special occasion, but there are a few rules to wedding fashion. The first and most important of these: don’t upstage the bride. This means no white, of course, but also nothing too flashy or revealing. And if the ceremony is in a house of worship, keep your shoulders and cleavage covered up out of respect. But that doesn’t mean what you wear has to be boring!
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