March 8, 2011
by fashionpulse
Originally from Milan, Charles Philip, along with his design partner, moved to Shanghai a few years back. It was here that the first-ever Charles Philip slipper was designed with a simple pattern inspired by his love of stripes. The most recent, Spring/Summer 2011 collection is inspired by the ease of a soft slipper, and the crispness of fresh, colorful fabrics. Most of the slippers come in the standard stripped pattern, but others are more playful — ranging from floral to solids, and patterns of whimsy. The brand is available in-store at Bloomingdale’s for around $100.
-Dana deBoer
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March 8, 2011
by fashionpulse
What better way to vamp up your spring wardrobe then to add stripes, stripes, and more stripes? Classic and always chic, stripes are offered in a variety of affordable looks at Forever 21. With a twist on Americana, Forever 21 offers 3 distinct groups of striped clothing – Tomato Reds, Warm Whites, and Brilliant Blues. A few standouts are the Red Striped Weekender Top priced at $12.80, White Exposed Shoulder & Stripes Top priced at $15.80, the Striped Ruffle Skirt in Navy, priced at $16.90, and the Seven Seas Top priced at a mere $14.80. With these fresh spring looks, a girl can have her stripes and wear them too!
-Dana deBoer
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March 7, 2011
by Julia DiNardo
The winner of the Revlon’s New CustomEyes Shadow & Liner giveaway is Alissa A. of Maplewood, MN. Congrats Alissa, and thanks to everyone who entered!
March 7, 2011
by fashionpulse
[Images by Rose Lou]
Housed at the Smithsonian’s Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum located on E 91st Street and 5th Avenue in New York City, the jewelry of Van Cleef & Arpels has claimed the featured spot within the museum’s exhibitions running now through June 5th, 2011 (click here for the museum hours). The first floor has entirely been dedicated to showcase the sparkle and shine of the jewels, diamonds, precious stones, and golden jewelry, accessories and time-pieces that Van Cleef & Arpels had artistically designed and created during the 20th century. With over 350 pieces of polished art works, the exhibit also includes the original sketches and design draw-ups of the pieces before their execution as amazing baubles. Encased in protective glass bubbles, each piece represents the genius, contribution, and art of Van Cleef & Arpels to timeless notions of fashion, jewelry, and style.
-Rose Lou
