Did you see Oprah's Favorite Things episode? One of my favorite things about watching it has to be the audience reactions — seeing them scream, cry, and hug the random strangers next to them just warms my heart. This year, O featured her most fantastical favorites yet, and while some of them were geared toward gadget geeks, others had a pretty stylish touch. Click through to see Oprah's favorite (fashiony) things!
We're crushing hard on Shenae Grimes's playful red carpet gear. Stepping out for the 127 Hours premiere, her casual denim look got a geeky-chic twist via oversize frames ($25). Meanwhile, her black blazer adds polish, while a flowy Astars tunic top and a pair of jeweled platforms ($90, originally $118) give a boho-glam finish. Click the items above to shop a similar look.
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Ashlee Simpson is just another celeb with an affinity for longer hemlines. We love how she paired her ladylike separates — a pencil skirt ($168) and a boat-neck tee ($40), adorned with a Chanel brooch. Then a pair of chunky, ankle-strap platforms and a one-of-a-kind clutch finish the look. Click the items above to shop a similar style.
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Butter London fans, get excited. The 5-year-old nail polish brand, which previously could only be found in limited distribution through apothecaries and boutiques, just got a whole lot easier to purchase. Earlier this month, seven Nordstrom stores began carrying the line with plans to expand to more stores next year. (But there's always online.) And that's not all; Ulta's also in on the action, stocking approximately 60 percent of the line in 30 of its stores, with plans to branch out to more locations come Spring. Also coming our way next year will be a Victoria Beckham-inspired polish, a bubblegum-pink color named VB. Are you pumped that Butter London's going to be easier to find? I know I am. 
This weekend, Nordstrom shoppers in Santa Monica got a sweet treat when Nicole Richie stopped by to celebrate her House of Harlow 1960 jewels and Winter Kate clothing collection. DJ Ivy offered the beats, while the designer provided Fab signature style from each line — gorgeous, exotic jewels and bohemian-meets-city-girl style. Click through to get a glimpse of the designer, the can't-miss collections, and all the Fab fun behind the scenes!
You could ease your way into the oncoming season, or you might just romp into Fall like Fab reader goodbadnfab. It's a fresh way to wear the Summer-typical style: just add a touch of warmth with a cardigan or jacket, and pair with boots, or socks and clogs. Transitional dressing to a T.
Here's what she has on:
Romper: Twelfth Street by Cynthia Vincent
Blouse: Vintage
Shoes: Jessica Simpson
Socks: Nordstrom
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Everyone else, submit your looks, and I might feature you on FabSugar!
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!
Natalie Portman stepped out in a short and sweet Miu Miu strapless dress for the 67th annual Venice Film Festival but gave a twist to classic cocktail with royal hues and mixed metallics. The actress chose a deep purple dress ($125) and added a quilted silver clutch ($26) and satin rose gold heels to amp up the fun — effortless elegance. Click the items above to shop a similar look.
There's nothing chicer — and more nonchalant — than throwing on a loose-fitting shirt over a pair of skinny jeans or denim cutoffs. Fab, right? It's a refreshing change from all the skin-tight tanks that get heavy rotation in the summertime. Equipment gives menswear shirts a French-cum-California spin. The Equipment Tomcat Print Chiffon Blouse ($208) is bound to offer a wild night, while the Equipment Silk Satin Olive Shirt ($198) is a sleek nod to Fall's green trend. Get yourself equipped now!
Have you visited Nordstrom.com lately? If so, you'll notice a brand-new fabulous revamp. Even though it's been 10 years since the site has had a face lift, these changes aren't only skin deep. There's a whole social networking tab deemed "Conversation" with categories like The Fashion Forum, Eye For Style — which features the Ruben Toledo and Coco Rocha collaboration — and a blog called The Thread. But loyal Nordstrom shoppers, fret not: the ecommerce aspect is still there, and sleeker than ever — proof is in the crystal-clear images!
