Have you seen the recently released Stella McCartney Studded Falabella collection yet? This Eco Studded Faux Suede Clutch ($1,195) is part of the fashionable family. I love the chain detail, and the fact that it can go from shoulder bag to clutch in an instant. Though it's not the most expensive sister, it's still not that cheap. So sorry, Stella, we don't want to, but we have to move on . . .
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Now that you've got Fall's military trend down, it's time to go the completely opposite direction: the '50s. Thanks to Louis Vuitton's ladylike Fall collection, longer hemlines rule, as do sexy corsets, cropped cardis, and sweet pointy pumps. But don't be mistaken, this pseudo-housewife is no bore — make sure to pair a sassy attitude with that full skirt!
If you've ever wanted to experiment with pretty pleats, now's the time. Accordion pleats are cropping up in unexpected places. They're a classic take on texture, but don't think these pleats signal school girl. They're playful and fresh in other fabrics, like chiffon, à la Jessica Alba in Marc Jacobs, or even a little naughty in leather. Whether you select them as a part of the whole look, or just to experiment with the details, they're modern and femme, and insanely flirtatious.
Katy Perry doesn't need a stage to show off her eclectic style. While out and about in London, the singer bravely donned a pair of J Brand camouflage print skinnies. To offset the busy print, she wore a metallic knit top by Vince and sexy purple suede pumps. A cross-body Chanel bag, silver jewels, and black topper complete her uptown military-inspired ensemb.
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Kim Kardashian made her way through Beverly Hills, CA, in an outfit quite out of character for the reality star. She showed her love for Bebe in their black and white tie-dyed tee, which she wore with oversize broken-in jeans, flip-flops, and a long beaded necklace. Black shades and a bone colored Hermes Birkin bag gave the look just the right amount of style. Shop her top and other like items now!
Cutie Kate Mara freshened up the A Nightmare on Elm Street red carpet last night in a white hot frock. The asymmetrical hemline and sexy neckline make this one standout dress. But without the fantastic accessories — jeweled belt, woven tan pumps, and metallic clutch — the dress would be plain. Go team accessories!
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Sonrisa may have shopped 'til she dropped, but her red suede shoes were totally worth the trip — see how they pop? I can't take my eyes off them, and the rest of the look is kind of badass. Aviators and slick leather are edgy, but not overly so, plus the scarf lends some comfy appeal.
Here's what she has on:
Jacket: Bebe
Aviators: Found
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Sometimes an outfit is more about the color story than the silhouette. Model Hilary Rhoda's ensemble she wore at the 2010 Tribeca Ball is the perfect example. The combination of navy Rachel Roy dress and yellow sandals is unexpected, totally fresh. A white clutch pulls in further color, while a multistrand necklace adds pizazz. Do try this at home.
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Chains sure have lasting power. And Dania Ramirez reinstates the allure of chain detail belts. Designers are thinking of new, crafty ways to deliver the chain via waistwear. While Dania's subtly cinches her silky emerald dress, thicker versions can dramatize any simple item, while multimedia ones can serve as artsy focal points. I can't choose a favorite; they're all bitchin' belts.
