March 21, 2009
by fashionpulse
The eco-friendly line is back! Scott Mackinlay Hahn and CFDA award winning designer Rogan Gregory have teamed up to bring the Loomstate label to the masses via Target. This time around, both women and men will benefit, with 100 percent certified organic cotton being used in casual styles such as denim minis, shift dresses, linen sweaters, and jersey tees. The first time the collaboration with Target launched, a picked up a dark denim organic cotton skirt, that is now considered one of my “can’t live without” items. The collection launches April 19th and will be available in stores through May 16th (women’s) and June 20th (men’s only).
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March 20, 2009
by fashionpulse
It’s hard to select which colorway I like best in this vintage-inspired Architectural Tiered Dress, $46. It’s such a great look that would certainly work from day to evening, and I’m pretty sure you could get away with telling people you got it on sale at Net-a-Porter.com. It may be a little white lie, but hey, you can get away with it in this dress! Pair with some funky vertical dangling earrings, and open toe lace-up heels or classic rounded pumps.
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March 20, 2009
by fashionpulse
55 Secret Street admires the whimsical, feminine Spring 2009 collection at the gorgeous Brooklyn boutique Cozbi – on video!
Stiletto Jungle packs light with muli-tasking travel fashions.
All About the Pretty and her New York writer Felicia can both agree they both love the new Badgley Mishka Couture .
Allie is Wired has Drew Barrymore looking radiant and retro in LA.
Bag Bliss talks with handbag designer Mary Norton!
Bag Snob wants you to Squeeze It like a rock star with Alexander McQueen!
Beauty Snob wants to know what you think of Two Toned Lips!
Coquette is inspired by the monochromatic styling of SAFE by Rebecca Turbow.
Fashion Pulse Daily is contemplating the significance of Lindsay Lohan’s Sevyn Nine self-tanner product line.
KRISTOPHER DUKES is wanting, wearing, and hating UV-blocking parasols.
Second City Style loves the return of the Katherine Heigl’s B & D ruffle bag!
Shrimpton Couture has the CNN Carine Roitfeld Revealed segment! Watch it Now!
Get ready to shop your closet, StyleBakery.com lists 15 spring trends you already own.
Stylehive has found 10 classic, stylish trench coats for every budget– and five of them cost less than $100!
The Beauty Stop discusses “Ageless Fantasy” — the first ever anti-aging fragrance.
The Fashion Bomb finds cute spring styles for plus sized fashionistas!
The Shoe Goddess is in love with these beautiful green sandals from emerging designer, Jerome C Rousseau.
TheMakeupGirl has soft, shiny and clean feeling hair between blowouts thanks to T3 Refresh Dry Shampoo.
March 19, 2009
by fashionpulse
It’s really magical when a celebrity and a product are a good marriage and just seem to make sense together. But when it isn’t a harmonious coupling, it really seems to stand out like a sore thumb. Like Lindsay Lohan and tanning products. Let’s face it — Lindsay — you and I both have pale, freckly skin. We don’t tan. There are no buts about it. The product that she is a part of, called Sevyn Nine, uses real caramel to give a “natural” look and will be launched in Sephora as a six-month exclusive. Still, by looking at the promo shot (above) for Sevyn Nine, and a pic that we snapped of her during New York Fashion Week, it doesn’t look like a tan I’d admire, or one I’d necessarily want to achieve. Maybe I’m wrong, and the stuff will sell like hotcakes, but for some reason I don’t quite get the impression that La Lohan + Self-Tanners=cha-ching. Thoughts?
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