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March 31, 2017

Spring 2017 Accessories Trends

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Marni Spring 2017 RTW

[Oversized handbag at Marni Spring 2017 RTW; all images via Vogue.com unless otherwise noted]

Balenciaga Spring 2017 RTW

[An vversized handbag at Balenciaga Spring 2017 RTW collection]

American Eagle Street Level Tote

[American Eagle Outfitters Street Level Tote, available online at AE.com, $49.95]

Salvatore Ferragamo Spring 2017 RTW

[Platform footwear at Salvatore Ferragamo Spring 2017 RTW]

Gucci Spring 2017 RTW

[Platform footwear at Gucci Spring 2017 RTW]

Steve Madden Glaamar Zip Sneaker

[Steve Madden Glaamar Zip Sneaker, available online at Nordstromrack.com, $50]

Roberto Cavalli Spring 2017 RTW

[Skinny scarf at Roberto Cavalli Spring 2017 RTW]

Elie Saab Spring 2017 RTW

[Skinny scarf at Elie Saab Spring 2017 RTW]

H&M Narrow Scarf

[H&M Narrow Scarf, available online at HM.com, $4.99]

Balmain Spring 2017 RTW

[Wide belt at Balmain Spring 2017 RTW]

Les Copains Spring 2017 RTW

[Wide belt at Les Copains Spring 2017 RTW]

Urban Outfitters Coco Corset Belt

[Urban Outfitters Coco Corset Belt, available online at Urbanoutfitters.com, $29]

Roberto Cavalli Spring 2017 RTW

[Choker at Roberto Cavalli Spring 2017 RTW]

Lanvin Spring 2017 RTW

[Choker at Lanvin Spring 2017 RTW]

Macy's GUESS Multi-Row Choker

[Macy's GUESS Multi-Row Choker, available online at Macys.com, $20]

Rodarte Spring 2017 RTW

[Statement earrings at Rodarte Spring 2017 RTW]

Gucci Spring 2017 RTW

[Statement earrings at Gucci Spring 2017 RTW]

Bauble Bar Tille Crystal Drops

[Bauble Bar Tille Crystal Drops, available online at Baublebar.com, $34]

The most popular accessories that have emerged for this upcoming spring 2017 season have been anything but subtle or minimalist. Looking back at the Spring/Summer 2017 fashion week shows, designers mainly chose statement jewelry, bags, and other accessories to complement the looks in their collections. The most prominent looks to keep an eye out for include statement earrings, oversized handbags, wide belts, skinny scarves, platform footwear, and chokers.

Both Balenciaga and Marni included oversized bags for spring in their shows, while Roberto Cavalli and Lanvin kept the choker trend moving along with large, beaded versions in their collections. To get a more affordable version of this bold look, try the GUESS Multi-Row Choker, available online at Macy’s for $20. For an accessory flattering on almost every body, try wearing a wide belt, which appeared in the shows for Balmain and Les Copains. To try out this look for less, check out Urban Outfitters’ Coco Corset belt, available online for $29.

Click through the slideshow above for other ideas on incorporating affordable versions of statement accessories into your wardrobe.

January 20, 2017

The Best of Puffers & Parkas for Winter 2017

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Lands End Women's Insulated Casual Parka

[Lands End Women's Insulated Casual Parka, $129, available at Landsend.com]

Woolrich Women's Keepsake Quilted Insulated Parka

[Woolrich Women's Keepsake Quilted Insulated Parka, $165, available at Woolrich.com]

Steve Madden Taslon Parka With Faux Fur Trim Hood

[Steve Madden Taslon Parka With Faux Fur Trim Hood, $129, available at Nordstrom]

Levis Sherpa Lined Parka

[Levis Sherpa Lined Parka, $159, available at Levis.com]

Laundry by Design Hood With Faux Fur Parka

[Laundry by Design Hood With Faux Fur Parka, $59, available at TJMaxx.com]

J Crew Wintress Belted Puffer Coat

[J Crew Wintress Belted Puffer Coat, $298, available at JCrew.com]

Eddie Bauer Women's Superior Down Parka

[Eddie Bauer Women's Superior Down Parka, $149, available at EddieBauer.com]

Calvin Klein Faux Fur Trim Down Puffer Coat

[Calvin Klein Faux Fur Trim Down Puffer Coat, $139, available at Macys.com]

As we continue into one of the coldest winter months of the year, the need for a reliable, warm winter coat has become more pressing than ever. The parka trend has been out there for several weeks now, even making an appearance on high fashion runways like Vetements. More recently, the demand for Canada Goose products has been steadily growing as the temperature drops. However, a price tag of $500 or more is not always easy to swing, especially around this time of year. Luckily, there is an abundance of options at a variety of price points sure to get you through the winter.

Land’s End offers several parkas ranging in style and price, but be sure to check out its Insulated Casual Parka, which is perfect for everyday use. It’s available in three colors, is priced at $129, and even comes in tall, petite, and plus sizes. Similarly, Woolrich is always a reliable brand for outerwear and similarly, outdoor gear. Also great for casual wear is their Keepsake Quilted Insulated Parka, priced at $165. For a more upscale look, perfect for a cold night out, look for Calvin Klein’s Faux Fur Trim Down Puffer Coat, priced at $139, and available at Macy’s. Click through the above slideshow to see all of our top picks for the best winter coat bets.

February 8, 2013

HSN Spring 2013 Preview Featuring Iris Apfel, Christian Siriano, Vince Camuto, more

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Neon sandals by June Ambrose for Summer 2013
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Vince Camuto maxi dress and Iris Apfel necklace for Summer 2013
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Badgley Mischka dress for Summer 2013
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Dresses by Christian Siriano for Summer 2013
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Wedges by June Ambrose for Summer 2013
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Accessories by Akkad for Summer 2013
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Pastel studded flats by Steve Madden for Summer 2013
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"The Rara Avis Collection" by Iris Apfel for Summer 2013
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After leaving the HSN Fashion preview for the spring 2013 collections, it was obvious that the motif for the upcoming months from designers such as Vince Camuto, Iris Apfel, Christian Siriano, Steve Madden, and June Ambrose was a carefree-meets-stylish ensemble. Many of the designers veered on the side of playful, colorful, and a dash quirky with their designs this upcoming season, and expect to see many of these pieces starting in mid-February.

Click on the slideshow above for our favorite pieces, and below for some of the key trend call-outs that were spotted at the press preview:

Neons and Neutrals- If you’re like me and your outfit revolves around accessories than you’ll LOVE this trend. Wear something as simple as all-white and their is an endless amount of possibilities when it comes to choosing that perfect neon accessory.

Maxi Dresses- The color palettes on all of these dresses are utter perfection and the prints are all unique. Guaranteed, you are bound to see women flaunting several maxi’s this season.

Print Mixing- I know, I know we come from a matchy matchy society, but try to give this daring trend of pattern mixing a go this year. You will be surprised at how well a floral print and polka-dot print will go together or even a tribal pattern and a snakeskin print. The easiest way to achieve this look if you are still hesitant, is through accessories like a scarf, handbag, or accessories.

Color-blocking with a pop of color- We are seeing the ever-popular color-blocking trend get a warm weather update by adding a pop of color to the mix. The usual dark and neutral color-block hues  of fall can now be paired with neon and brights to keep with a spring weather feel.

As for the accessories, it seems statement and personality pieces will be key; try Akkad’s beautiful gems or June Ambrose’s neon sandals with statement crystal ornamentation. There is also “The Rara Avis Collection” by Iris Apfel with the utterly charming and quirky Tucan and Lips ballet flats (enough said, right?!) for a bit of personality (see slideshow). How can we not smile at the sight of these!

-Katherine Callaghan

P.S. Speaking of HSN and collaborations, HSN and TNT have partnered to create an exclusive collection based on the characters of the hit TV show DALLAS, all created by the costume director of the show Rachel Sage Kunin. The collection, “Big Texas Style”, is based off the looks of the main characters of the show such as: Sue Ellen Ewing, Elena Ramos, Ann Ewing, and Pamela Barnes. Even if you only caught a few episodes (or none),  I still recommend checking out these exclusive looks because they are really quite exquisite.

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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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