jeffrey campbell

July 14, 2012

Peep-Toe Booties are Popping Up For Fall!

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[all images via Style.com]

Alright, so you saw our recent ode to the pointed toe shoe, and now it’s time to revel in peep toe booties. Keep the pedicures coming through fall, because this trend will have your toes peering out ever so slightly for as long as the weather will permit

What about winter, you ask? So glad you did! Scan through your socks and stockings, and this look can carry you year round. We love styles that play to the perennial, and have pulled some of our favorites.

Above you’ll find plenty of inspiration for experimenting with this look from the Fall 2012 runways. If you’re ready to free your feet, shop on below with some of our suggestions. The final product will be unexpected and funky, and certainly enviable.

[Diane Von Furstenberg Black Suede Elsa Heels, $188 (originally $375) via SSENSE.com]

A gorgeous, mod version that’s both sleek and functional.

[Pelerine Ankle Sock, $6 via Topshop.com]

Try delicate pastel socks to add a unique feminine touch to both the black pair above and the tan pair below!

[Dolce Vita Paxx Wedge Booties (select sizes available), $90 via Shopbop.com]

These are sure to go with everything from skirts to jeans. Throw on black tights in the colder months.

[Sam Edelman Wynn Ankle Boot, $180 via endless.com]

Proving neutrals of contrast can be a really, really good thing.

[Jeffrey Campbell Rock Me in Nude Pink, $159.95 via Solestruck.com]

[Urban Knit Slouch Ankle Socks, $18 via Topshop.com]

The pop of pink gives these shoes rockstar appeal. Try slighted striated, heathered ankle socks, like the pair above, for added embellishment.

[Jeffrey Campbell Tick, $169.95 via Solestruck.com]

Here’s one way to givec a basic black bootie some va-va-voom; just add a plethora of tacks!

[Report Cullens Ankle Boot, $96 via endless.com]

Lace these on for some granny/military-inspired fashion.

[Steve Madden Hawkins, $129.95 via SteveMadden.com]

[Crochet Trim Ankle Socks, $6 via Topshop.com]

Your feet will attract plenty of attention in these suede cut-out show-stoppers. Add black socks/stockings with a delicate trim for more punk-like flair.

We tried to pull out all the stops with this wild assortment. Will you let your feet talk the talk and walk the walk with this trend this fall?

-Alana Quagliariello

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May 21, 2012

Custom Cocktail-ize Your Wardrobe!

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[J.Crew.com Silk Blythe Blouse, $98]

Mix up your looks this Spring/Summer 2012 with taste, trends and techniques offered to you exclusively by us at Fashion Pulse Daily! Let the classic cocktail be your muse or concoct a new gem for a fashion buzz.

Not-so-mellow yellow (above) is making a big statement this season. There’s nothing like this fruity citrus hue to brighten both your day and wardrobe.

[French Connection Ziggy Silk Maxi Dress, $248]

This sultry maxi dress can hold its own. The monochromatic effect encourages bold accessories or studded flats sandals.

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April 12, 2012

Shoes Reach New Heights with the Black Milk X Jeffrey Campbell Collaboration

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Lita Fab in Sick of Men, $199.95

Night Lita in Rainbow Galaxy, $249.95

When it comes to pushing the fashion envelope in footwear design, Jeffrey Campbell continues to shock and awe us with his skills and imagination. In true daredevil style, the JC girl is undaunted by the hype of her” can’t-touch-me platform,” a true collector of the latest, greatest, statement-making shoes.

The latest Jeffrey Campbell shoe collaboration is with Black Milk Clothing,  now available for pre-order,  only at Solestruck.com. This idiosyncratic alliance makes sense in its own odd way. Black Milk Clothing is most well-known for their patterned leggings, from Beetlejuice stripes to Galaxy prints, the way-out patterns shun the trends that guide the popular fashion world. Jeffrey Campbell creates shoes from a vintage angle, also with the bias  for a street style sentiment. The new collection flaunts the “Sick of Men” print and a “Galaxy” print, to name few, in heels and platforms that just plain rock.

Go ahead, stop traffic.

-Alana Quagliariello

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December 13, 2011

Don We Now Our Favorite Apparel: Holiday-Hued Inspired Dressing

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Jeffrey Campbell Lita in Red Suede, $159.95

Holiday cheer is in the air as we are inspired to shop, shop, and shop some more! In the latest edition of “Nourish Your [Fashion] Palette,” we have found more reasons to indulge in fashion related fun. While holiday foods call for tradition and satisfaction, holiday clothing is all about sheer delight.

May your days be merry and bright

Traditional Christmas cookies are bright and cheerful, and certainly make a sprinkled statement. Make your own statement with color this season! For example, try red pumps like the pair pictured above from Jeffrey Campbell or a slouchy Deena & Ozzy Slouchy Red Beanie like this one from UrbanOutfitters.

Topshop Zip Front Faux Fur Coat, $220

Naughty or Nice?

If you’re wild enough to down some eggnog, you’re ready to don a fur coat, even if it’s faux! Maintain a neutral palette, but still have spunk with a creamy statement coat like this one from Topshop.

Topshop Foil Velvet Flippy Tunic, $64

Burning Bright

Set the room ablaze in more ways than one. Metallics are ideal for holiday gatherings as your ensemble delicately catches and reflects the lights around you. Be prepared to shine like Hanukkah gelt!

Topshop Knitted Short Cable Cardigan, $84

Winter Whites

Meet that first snowfall with a sensational cozy sweater like this cable-knit cardigan. Don’t shy away from winter whites this season! There are plenty of soft knit options to keep you toasty.

Zara Blazer with Elbow Patches, $89.90

Gingerbread Men[swear]

The menswear trend is a great way to stay casual, but look put together for the holidays. Why not try a classic schoolboy blazer in a ginger-brown color? The elbow patch details are the icing-on-the-cookie!

ASOS Red Pom Pom Mitten, $10.14

Enjoyable Embellishments

The jelly filling in these Sufganiot, traditional Hanukkah deep-fried donuts, mirror the cute red pom poms on the gloves. Deep fried translates to comfort food — it makes you feel warm inside. Here, gloves for the hands are like food for the soul.

Stay festive with FashionPulseDaily and Happy Holidays!

-Alana Quagliariello

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