I felt a little bohemian this morning and pulled out my Summer maxi dress. It was windy day, so I layered up with a knit sweater and leather jacket. Though you can't see it, fleece lined tights keep me super warm underneath it all. Part hippie, part punk.
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Burberry's Christopher Bailey will be taking a monumental step in the digital world come London Fashion Week. For those of us unable to attend his live runway show, which will take place at Chelsea College of Art & Design, Bailey will provide select audiences with a live 3-D experience — the first ever in fashion history — of his show via customized screening locations designed by Bailey himself.

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Chanel Iman DJ'd at the
Sonya Rykiel for H&M knitwear launch party last week, and today I've got the goods for you, piece by piece. The palette consists of black, yellow, hot pink, and baby pink; stripes are aplenty, rhinestone studs sparkly. Frilly dresses, classic cardis, cuffed shorts, and platform shoes round out the rest. Prices start at $10 for bracelets, $40 for dresses, $70 for this rockin' pink blazer. Hit your local H&M Feb. 20 for a sweet piece of Sonia.
For its February issue,
Interview magazine and photog Craig McDean got zany with Sasha Pivovarova in an editorial filled with psychedelic whimsy. In a spread dubbed
My Space, Sasha looks like the ultimate raver doll — when else would you tape over your eyes? — dripped in an array of bedazzled boleros, florescent tulle, and Prada's lusty
crystal-embellished sandals. I'm smitten with her perfectly tangled hair, which comes complete with dusty pink highlights, and mannequin-like expressions. It's kinda creepy and way cool. If you look past the amazing artistic mess, you'll also find some sumptuous, soft skirts and embellished tops. Sasha is a doll in her own little funhouse — freakin' amazing.
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