Norma Kamali for Wal-Mart isn’t going to be around forever – so get some while you can! There are so many great dresses, leggings, trenches and more at uber-affordable prices. I alone own a dozen items from this collection – now it’s your turn to get some for yourself!
Ever heard of Vintage Revolution Jeans? I recently tried a pair, being intrigued by the murmurings of their impeccable fit and cool washes. Having to of course be slightly off kilter, I decided to forgo traditional blue denim and selected these khaki cargoes which did fit like a glove and felt kinda like I just won the lottery. They are rugged yet finished, and soon to enter my closet rotation of bottom favorites. All denim is priced from $118-$148, which basically means you get a premium pair of jeans at a price that actually makes sense.
In this look: Vintage Revolution Jeans (Courtesy of Vintage Revolution), Call it Spring Wedges (Courtesy of Call It Spring), Alternative Apparel tee, Sorrelli ring, necklace – self made (made at the Fenton Fallon Jewelry Making Session)
Hello! Remember how I rocked a Samsung Focus Windows Phone 7 for New York Fashion Week, with the chance for one lucky winner to get the exact same phone? Well, Julie L. of Cleveland, OHIO won! Congrats Julie, and thanks to everyone who entered the giveaway.
And the first episode made it’s debut today! Check it out:
FYI: this, and all future webisodes can be viewed at NicoleMiller.com
Here’s the schedule for the next few:
Webisode #2:Monday, March 28, 2011 – The Fall 2011 runway. A no-holds-barred backstage view where the stakes are at their highest. A collection about a brave woman – one who isn’t afraid to be noticed.
Webisode #3:Monday, April 11, 2011 – From atelier to runway to client. How clothes are developed, made and sold into stores to reach the consumer. Personalities, opinions and the unexpected candidly depicted in the process — which is not always straightforward.
Webisode #4:Monday, April 25, 2011 – Celebrity interviews/dinner party (in development)