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September 10, 2011

The Need for Tweed this Fall (thefind Guest Post)

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From our friends at thefind.com:

No fall fashion wardrobe is ever complete without the addition of tweed. From dresses, to skirts, to pants which are always ready to wear to work and beyond. Need some new tweed inspiration? This season, tweed coats are what you want and our favorite designers have created some beautiful, updated, and unconventional designs that are ready to keep you warm and undeniably looking chic during all hours of the day. Milly, Burberry Prosum, and Lanvin have a few gorgeous constructions that are all parts class and 100% luxury. In colors that are ready for winter wear, they are neutrals that don’t just catch the eye, they boast a runway –inspired style that will signify a sophistication that will be all your own no matter how windy or nippy the outdoor commute may get. Top off your favorite winter wardrobe with this three amazing modernized tweed swathes and enjoy the extravagance of these designers for years, and cold-weather seasons, to come: Lanvin Bow Embellished Tweed, Milly Suede Trim Cape, and Burberry Prorsum Wool Tweed Coat.

– Mira Torres

October 20, 2010

Forever 21 Picks of the Day: Go Burberry for Less

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[Runway images via Elle.com]

When it made its runway debut, everyone was talking about Burberry Prorsum‘s fall 2010 jackets, especially the shearling lined bomber jackets. Now that fall has come and they are available in store, the reality is that they are most likely out of price range for most of us. We can still love the look, and get it for under $50, thanks to a little detective work and of course, Forever 21! You’ve got two options that ring similar to the runway versions: the Distressed Suedette Jacket, $44.80 or the Shearling Moto Jacket, $39.80. I have a feeling either style could potentially become your new fall favorite!

-Julia DiNardo

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September 24, 2010

Web Snob Links of the Week

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[Image via Orglamix Cosmetics ]

Stiletto Jungle shopped Tucker for Target and picked 5 must-buy pieces.
Ali Lohan is modeling for Lindsay’s 6126 line and Allie is Wired has the pictures.
Bag Snob has the Burberry Prorsum collection – bags that you can order, right now, until September 28th.
Beauty Snob says this is the best eye cream La Mer’s ever come out with!
Coquette recommends a stylish cape coat to transform your look this fall.
Fashion Pulse Daily divulges it’s survival tactics for making it through New York Fashion Week’s Spring 2011‘s Collections
The Jet Set Girls find a pair of designer tweezers that they couldn’t live without.
KRISTOPHER DUKES is wanting a pair of Whooga Ugg Boots .
Never underestimate the power of an awesome pair of pumps: get yourself one of the 9 hottest pairs from around the web, curated by SHEfinds experts.
Second City Style has mandated these 9 fall must-haves!
Shopping and Info loves the over the knee black leather boots by Stuart Weitzman seen on Olivia Palermo.
The Beauty Stop explains how to wear vibrant eyeshadow.
The Shoe Goddess prevents a shoe disaster with these chic Lanvin Satin Bow Pumps!

March 9, 2010

London Fashion Week: Vivienne Westwood & Burberry Prorsum

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[Images via LondonFashionWeek.co.uk]

Vivienne Westwood Red Label

Never dull, deliciously gaudy colors daubed the F/W 2010 Collection, imbuing plaid, pinstripes and solids with flair on the catwalk. The line was thick with heavy layers, angular cuts and voluminous texture, comprised of looks accented with whisky flyaway bouffants fit for tea with the Mad Hatter. Purple suits, pink coral tights and the odd apron epitomize the funky and endearing Westwood-ian aesthetic that makes Wonderland come to life, just in time for Tim Burton’s new film premiere.

[Images via Style.com]

Burberry Prorsum

Christopher Bailey seduces us yet again with when sexy meets conservative in his F/W Collection. With a touch of color , thigh-high python and black-scaled leather boots and tons of fur, Bailey revamps basic outerwear in another Prorsum line to die for. Jackets ranged from classic thigh-grazing trenches and waist-length bombers to cropped volumes of fur-lined leather. The neutral and jewel-toned garments that peeked through were rich in texture, providing a fine contrast to the sheer black tights underneath the cropped cuts. Letting his designs speak for themselves, models rocked natural wind-blown hair as onlookers slowly turned green with envy. Check out the entire collection here.

-Maria Eilersen

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