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September 26, 2013

Paint A Scent by See by Chloé Shows A Brand New Way to Apply Your Fragrance!

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[Image via macys.com]

[Image via macys.com]

Who says paint is just for your nails hasn’t thoroughly thought outside of the bottle! This fall, Paint a Scent by See By Chloé presents  a miniature limited edition of its signature perfume (which includes notes of sandalwood, vanilla, bergamot, apple blossom and jasmine), but with a fun new twist on the application of it. Instead of a traditional spray bottle, the perfume comes with a brush that allows one to apply the clear perfume gel directly where you want it and not have it land everywhere you don’t. With this new compact and easy to use design, you’ll be able to take your perfume with you wherever you go and keep your scent fresh all day long with the simple stroke of a brush. These adorable, faceted little bottles with three tiny legs to rest upon retail for $35 (for 15ml) and are available at Chloé boutiques and select Chloé retailers.

 

March 8, 2012

Fall 2012 Fashion Week: See by Chloe & Rochas

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[Image via Style.com]

See by Chloé

In a more youthful approach, Chloé’s sister line, See by Chloé took the runway during fashion week via Digitalfashionshows.com’s newest platform, which allows invite only guests to view thirty looks by the brand. See by Chloé seems to take on the persona of the beautiful little sister, as ensembles were stunningly clean and modern. The palette was minimal yet strong, with white, cream, nude, black, and rust. The colors combined with the silhouettes to create a sultry smoldering, yet fun collection for fall. Silk Georgette blouses and dresses gave a simple nod to its possibly Grecian inspiration through the draping and flow of the fabrics, while the trousers remained beautifully tailored.

[Image via Elle.com]

Rochas

Inspired by a Swedish ceramicist, Wilhelm Kage, Marco Zanini’s Fall 2012 ready to wear collection for Rochas‘ newest line felt like a strong clothing-based derivative of the main motif. Combining purple, ink blue, bronze, jade, golden yellow, and brown with rich materials, such as jacquard and knits, Zanini put a retro twist on graphic prints in oversized silhouettes. Rochas mixed geometric prints that had a day to night appeal, regardless if you’re going to work or evening cocktails.

– Ambika Makin

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November 27, 2010

T.J. Maxx Time for the Holidays

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I’ve always been a fan of T.J. Maxx and Marshalls, and have picked up some AMAZING pieces dirt cheap such as this jumper I wore to Fashion 2.0 ($16.99) , hilarious floor-cleaning slippers, and countless other items I have yet to photograph! I’ve been pleasantly surprised by the increasingly high-end labels I’ve found on the shelves and in the racks, ranging from Valentino and Ferragamo to Poleci and Diane von Furstenberg. While my Mom was in town visiting, we went to check out the brand new T.J. Maxx at 57th and 8th Avenue in NYC. There we discovered some great pieces by Valentino, See by Chloe, and BB Dakota. My pick was this buttery soft pale grey jacket with folds that fell in all the right places. I also love to check out all of the socks and hosiery, as I always find some funky and fabulous Betsey Johnson items as well as staples by brands like Hue and Ellen Tracy. Mom perused the home decor and holiday offerings with cutesy ornaments, candles, knick knacks, and table décor. Some of my holiday gift suggestions you can get on the cheap at T.J.’s or  Marshalls are: wool socks (for him or her), luxe bath products, gourmet food, and brand name beauty appliances such as hair dryers, curling and straightening irons. Happy Holidays, and happy shopping!

[A Valentino jacket hangs on the same rounder as a See by Chloe Blouse (price range, $300 and $200, respectively)]
[A Valentino jacket in its signature red, $500, hangs next to a $24.99 sweater – love it! Only at T.J.’s]
[Mom oohing and ahhing over the holiday items]
[My takeaway, this BB Dakota jacket ($80) – tres chic!]
Disclosure: T.J.Maxx/Marshalls gave me a $50 gift card to shop the store.