Shopping | Fashion Pulse Daily - Part 137

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February 1, 2013

You Don’t Need a Pair of Blades to Rock the Skater Dress Trend! (thefind Guest Post)

From our friends at thefind.com:

The next winter Olympics may still be a full year away, but while we wait, we can get ready for the festivities by reaping the benefits of the latest athletic-inspired trend – skater dresses! Inspired by the sporty-feminine silhouette of an ice skater uniform, the skater dress is defined by its fitted bodice, flouncy skirt, and how-high-can-you-go hemline, which make this trend flirty, feminine, fun, and easy to wear. From rocker-chic faux leather and winter-friendly sweater dresses to spring-ready prints, this trend is transition-friendly enough to work for multiple seasons, day-to-night occasions, and a variety personal styles depending on your choice of accessories. Plus, if you were like me and dressed up as Nancy Kerrigan for Halloween in 1st grade (guilty!), this trend is your second chance at perfecting the look, embarrassment-free!

From left to right: Motel Rocks Deluxe Medusa Faux Leather Skater Dress, Free People Shimmer Skater DressGlamorous Belted Skater Dress In Geo Maze Print, and Nasty Gal Censored Skater Dress.

– Alexandra Gambardella

January 29, 2013

Make Valentine’s Day Every Day with Fleur Du Mal

Luxe, boutique, sexy lingerie? Yes, please! Fleur Du Mal, recently started up by  co-founder of Kiki de Montparnasse and design director at Victoria’s Secret Jennifer Zuccarini, offers a sensual lineup of ready to wear and lingerie that create surprise and unexpected elements into classic items such as a tuxedo blazer for women, corsets, and kimonos. Shop the brand’s special offerings online in their exclusive shop, and don’t forget to leave that tab open on the computer so that your significant other can take your hint! Speaking of — take advantage of the brand’s bespoke panty service, called Say My Name  which combines silk chiffon panties with a custom embroidered name or monogram for $98 in sizes S/M and M/L in either Blush or Fever.

-Julia DiNardo