September 18, 2008
by fashionpulse
When we first got a sneak peek at the alice + olivia for Payless fall collection this past summer, we knew our checking account was going to be in trouble! The wedges and patent leather fabrics were so much fun that we knew we’d have to have multiple pairs! Our favorites? These
alice + olivia for Payless Rivington Ankle Boots for $48 and the alice + olivia for Payless Hudson Sweater Boots, also $48. Add around $6 for sh&h, or get them shipped to the store for free. If you’re like us though, and can only rationalize buying multiple pairs of shoes if they are a bargain, wait until the buy 1, get 1 50% off sale!
September 17, 2008
by fashionpulse
We’re proud to bring you the Week in Chic, a collection of posts from fine fashion, beauty, and lifestyle blogs and online publications:
September 16, 2008
by fashionpulse
This week we’ve brought together some of our favorite fashion blogs and publications from the Best of the Web, or B.O.W. group:
September 15, 2008
by fashionpulse
The minute the giant clock (used as the runway’s backdrop) started ticking and the models started walking, we immediately thought we had been transported to the year 2029, instead of simply next spring! The designer’s runway was dominated by futuristic, form-fitting dresses that suggested imaginative inspiration from an era we have yet to see. Her use of graphic shapes, metallic fabrics, and big black sunglasses all contributed to the collection’s forward-thinking theme. We loved the gold belts that looked like over-sized bracelets; we just hope that they’re lighter around the waist than they appear!
We’ll forgive Kimora Lee Simmons for starting the Baby Phat show an hour late for two reasons; the first being that we anticipated this to happen, and her pre-show party was the most fun we’ve practically had at a show this week! The pink cocktails and Cold Stone Creamery sundaes served in a room with a sparkly white rug were as “phabulous” as Kimora herself! The show commemorated ten years of Phat Fashions, so off the bat we knew we would be bestowed with a whammy of strong looks. On the runway, we saw colorful and flowing sheer pieces that were definitely 1970’s inspired, with lilac and khaki as dominant colors. The looks were completed by headscarves and hairstyles highly reminiscent of Cher (in her Sonny days).
–Sarah Ferguson
