
Stiletto Jungle picks the top fashion books for ensuring style resolution success.
Allie is Wired talks Heidi Montag plastic surgery.
Bag Bliss just can’t get over the gorgeous new Be & D Nordstrom Exclusives!
Bag Snob shows off the the Tod’s Shade Tote, but the question remains… which color?
Beauty Snob features the new Spring 2010 Bobbi Brown Cosmetics campaign featuring “real women”, including their own, Snob Tina!
Coquette loves the look of classic nautical stripes for spring.
Fashion Pulse Daily discovers the latest gem of the fashion documentary series – Habillees on the Sundance Channel is a must-watch!
Second City Style targets A New You In The New Year inspired by 2010 Resort Collections.
Shopping and Info loves these DL 1961 black skinny jeans worn by Kristen Stewart from Twilight.
Find the most flattering pieces for your figure with StyleBakery‘s ultimate guide to dressing slimmer
Stylehiveinvites you to check out “Style This,” our new feature where we play stylist and create outfits around one must-have item!
The Beauty Stop takes an early look at the Urban Decay Alice in Wonderland palette.
The Shoe Goddess chats with designer, Diana Broussard!
V-Style is giving away a Hazel & Harlow Necklace worth $125.
eye4style is feeling hot, hot, HOT just looking at the new Emporio Armani ad images featuring Cristiano Ronaldo. Meow!
January 15, 2010
Web Snob Links of the Week
January 14, 2010
Links à la Mode: The IFB Weekly Roundup
Style: An Introspective Approach
Edited by Fashion Pulse Daily
This week, some of us looked back at icons of the past, such as // Fade to #c5c5c5’s Marchesa Luisa Casati, Fabulous Finds Gal ’s Horst photography post, and Cafe Fashionista’s take on Diana Vreeland’s famous quotes, while others looked at how far we’ve come, such as The Curvy Fashionista’s plus size fashion observations and A Dress & A Bike ’s thoughts on what it means to be sexy. Each post brought a unique angle to the subject at hand, and raised important topics of self-expression, style, adaptation, trends, individuality, and acceptance. It’s fascinating to examine our own fashion-related introspection, and think about how our inner selves, thoughts and feelings, are reflected through the clothing choices we make, the pairing of certain looks, and of course our writing and blogs.
As expected, there was a fabulous round-up of links in the forum as well, all worthy of your eyeballs!
Links à la Mode: January 14th
- // Fade to #c5c5c5 – Marchesa Luisa Casati inspire artists, designers and authors till this day, more than 50 years after her death
- A Dress & A Bike – Discussion of the trends of ’sexy’
- Alice in Stilettos – Runway Review: The Colors for Spring!
- Bonnie Vie – Discussing retail hell and how both customers and sales associates can contribute to better shopping experiences for everyone.
- Cafe Fashionista – Why Don’t You…? In the spirit of Diana Vreeland; a post featuring luxurious things one can do to make themselves feel fabulous!
- ’cause I’d rather waste my life pretending – Bites sized interview with Stephanie J, Editor In Chief of N.E.E.T Magazine
- Cool Mama Style – Is there an ideal pair of panties?
- Dedicated– Gets downright nosey with Nadia Izruna of the gorgeous & girly indie label Nadinoo
- Denim Debutante – teaches you about discrepancies in denim sizing
- Dramatis Personae – How to Custom Order Goods from Your Indie Friends
- Fabulous Finds Gal – Horst photography is a study in elegance, style and rarefied glamour that spanned 60 years
- Fashion Pulse Daily – Finds the Habillees series on the Sundance Channel to be the perfect elixir for another hectic fashion week soon approaching!
- Fasshionaburu – Reviews an indie label from Australia she discovered called Evil Twin
- Independent Fashion Bloggers– How to cover fashion week….when you’re not there.
- Le Quaintrelle – A collection of Hermes-inspired outfits from my own closet.
- M.I.S.S. – She’s Crafty – Safety Pin Epaulets & Fringe Lapel Pin
- odetoawe – Love for the movie Cry-Baby, and how to get Traci Lords’ rockabilly look
- Rags to Reverie – Fantastic plastic to slip on your fingers
- Skinny Buddha – Sending out some love to the artists creating handmade items
- Style Symmetry – Interview with Audi of Fashion For Nerds
- The Coveted – Snow boots? Winter comfort or style?
- The Curvy Fashionista – Plus size fashion has picked up major steam, inspiring both yeas and nays for the latest in V magazine- stating it just a trend- or is it?
January 11, 2010
ModCloth Post-Holiday Sale, Jimmy Choo 50% Off, and More!
We’ve spotted some fabulous sales that are absolutely not to be missed!
- Going on Now Through 1/15: Shrimpton Couture – Vintage, designer, reworked items on sale, up to 70% off!
- Going on Now Through 1/18: Fall/Winter 2009 shoes, handbags, and accessories are up to 50% off at Jimmy Choo, in stores and online. 731 Madison Ave., at 63rd St.; Monday–Wednesday (10–7pm), Thursday (10–8pm), Friday–Saturday (10–7pm), Su (noon–6). 645 Fifth Ave., at 51st St. (212-593-0800); M–F (10–7), S (10–6), Su (noon–5)
- Post-Holiday Sale at ModCloth.com January 20th-29th -tons of items on sale – don’t miss out!
- Going on Now Through 2/1: Fall/Winter and Spring/Summer 2009 lingerie collections are 50% off at the Agent Provocateur annual winter sale. Location: 133 Mercer St., nr. Prince St.; everyday from 11–7pm.
- Going on Now Through 1/31: The Zero + Maria Cornejo Fall/Winter sale is now through the end of the month! Shop Pre-fall and fall/winter 2009 merchandise at up to 50% off. Location: 33 Bleecker St., nr. Lafayette St. (212-925-3849) and 807 Greenwich St., at Jane St.; Monday–Sunday (noon–7pm), Sunday (noon–6pm).
January 9, 2010
Forever 21 Pick of the Day: Beaded Shoulder Sweater, $30
It’s true that embellishment is in, on everything from shoes and handbags to tops, blazers, sweaters, and bottoms. It’s your call if you’re going to go modest with the trend, or overboard in bedazzlement, but we think this Beaded Shoulder Sweater, $29.80 is really quite perfect for a series of occasions that border on semi-dressy. With a bit of beaded detail, this piece can easily go office to night out with the girls and make a fashion statement without veering too far into the trendy category. What should you pair with this? Skip the necklace, unless it’s a delicate single chain with a simple pendant. Skinny black pants, an electric pink skirt, or black jeans can add just the right tough of panache- you can also adorn the look with layered bangles, suede booties, or flat over-the-knee boots.
Subscribe to Fashion Pulse Daily’s Newsletter








