OnSugar blog Joie de Vivre has a major girl crush on British blogger Bip Ling. Inspired by Bip's video for Forever 21, she created a style mood board encompassing Bip's cool-girl style — check it out!

Bip Ling brings her brit-chic blogger style to Forever 21! This look is inspired by the following video below. Note: a laptop case in lieu of a handbag makes the perfect blogger accessory.

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If you've been eyeing the colorblocking trend, OnSugar blog Beauty and the Budget has the key pieces to get the look.

The color block trend is one of the hottest trends right now, and it's a timeless look that will carry over into fall, too. Although this trend is fairly easy to pull together, there are a few tricks to help you master color blocking tastefully.

The key to this look is establishing two or three colors paired together. A purple top, green bottom, and an orange bag is one example. You can also throw in neutral accessories to really bring the look together. Your outfit should also be clean and chic—button ups or pretty blouses that can be tucked in to trousers will kick it up a notch!

What do you need to bring this look together? Bright basics in classic silhouettes! If you aren't up for wearing all bright colors, you can play with two colors from the same color palette, like turquoise blue and cobalt blue, or you can opt for a neutral colored bottom with a bright top and clutch, or vice versa.

To avoid looking like a walking color wheel, it is imperative to keep your color matching to a minimum of three and add neutral accessories.

To complete the look, try a nude polish with minimal makeup—it will make your outfit stand out!

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OnSugar blogger The Fash Pack recently reported on the ongoing debate regarding model retouching in ad campaigns. Read about the latest developments on this controversial topic right now.

Over the last few years debates concerning the rise in retouching has never been too far from the headlines. Ralph Lauren most notably made headlines back in 2009 for the dramatic photoshopping of model Filippa Hamilton in their ad campaign leading to the designer quickly apologising for the blunder. Despite the mass public criticism of the brand over-retouching of campaigns is increasingly becoming the norm, which has led to the American Medical Association to take a strong stance on the issue.

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OnSugar blogger Black by Sara was lucky enough to check out Vivienne Westwood's shoe exhibition in Beirut. Check out all of the cool footwear, plus an interview below!

After forty years in the fashion business, a unique designer such as Vivienne Westwood deserves a museum dedicated to her beloved shoe collections. We all have witnessed her adventures in tailoring that have taken us back to historical places; such as the 17^th and 18^th century French era. As the sole originator of punk style in the fashion industry, Vivienne Westwood has managed to connect the art world to her fantasy style island. To document the evolution of her footwear collections a private collector has decided to exhibit these exceptional pieces around the world. For two years these shoes will be traveling to specific locations due to their market requirements and will be displayed at various museums and palaces such as the famous Sursock Palace in Beirut. Luckily, the Lebanese media and I were one of the few that got invited for the first look at this marvelous collection.

The notorious Gillie Platform that was worn by Naomi Campbell

I’m still in awe with Westwood’s capacity and her approach towards fashion. The collections dates back to 1973, which means that a lot of us didn’t get to enjoy these beauties. Now it’s our chance to admire Dame Westwood’s defiance of high heel rules with elevation and historical design footwear.

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Bright colors are a strong Spring trend, but if you're on the fence about investing in a pricey piece, why not DIY? OnSugar blogger The 1989 Soiree made this cute DIY necklace. Check out her step-by-step how-to right now!

Yes, I named my neck piece Ezekiel. Haha. Here's an easy DIY piece and you'll get it in a couple of simple steps. Try it! Here, I'm matching my favourite colours blue and neon green. You can pair green with neon/hot pink, or any other colours you fancy!

Get the complete step-by-step directions after the jump.

We love wearing head-to-toe white in the Summer, and so does OnSugar blogger Beauty and the Budget. Check out her affordable options right now for an effortless warm weather approved look.

White takes precendence over every color this summer, and not only are we wearing it, we're wearing it all over! Chic and easy pieces in soft, billowy silhouettes are what makes the white-hot trend one of the freshest takes on minimalism. Forget adding a pop of color, play with textures instead. Mix a white lace blouse with a white chiffon maxi skirt, or opt for an oversized white button up mixed with a billowy white skirt. Don't forget to add a pair of white wedges and a few girly extras, like a bow headband or wide brim fedora.

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We're always in the market for a shoe as comfortable as it is stylish, so we love OnSugar blog fashion fortuneteller's easy-sweet, flat espadrille picks for Summer.

How many of you wore skippys all summer while growing up?  I clearly remember getting crisp white skippys at the beginning of the summer and rocking them out like every day - running around the neighborhood playing tag, jump robe, and having water gun fights.  I guess that's the beauty of Brooklyn.

Skippys were the ultimate affordable footwear at the time, and behold - Today's Obsession is the new school summer skippy: the flat espadrille.  I am in love.  Can't wait for another fun filled summer!

Rock & Candy Hermosa Beach Striped Flat - Black/White Stripe

$24.94 at DSW

Etienne Aigner Urban Print Espadrille Flat - Red Lobster Print

$29.95 by Etienne Aigner at DSW

Etienne Aigner Urban Striped Espadrille Flat - Black Stripe

$29.95 by Etienne Aigner at DSW

Franco Sarto 'Whip' Flat

$48.95 by Franco Sarto at Nordstrom

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If you're still swooning after Kate Middleton's royal wedding dress style, check out OnSugar blogger Fashion Funhouse Emporium's affordable wedding dress alternatives.

1) Babydoll short lace dress Delphine Manivet at Lovely Bridal, Under $7000 2) Floor length mermaid lace gown by Allure Bridals, Under $1000 3) Floor length A-line lace gown by Jorma Bridal, $345 4)Long sleeve short shift dress by BHLDN, $650 5) A-line gown with lace overlay, White by Vera Wang for David's Bridal, $1300 6) Kate Middleton in Alexander McQueen

The Princess's dress was safe and classic in all sense of the words. More crowd pleasing, she chose the Alexander McQueen label, the designer who before his untimely death was an industry darling and now, is even more heralded, even being honored with an exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute titled Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty.

Not only was the dress tastefully appropriate for a royal wedding, but you can bet a whole batch of brides will be seeking both sleeves and lace. Check out these different matrimonial styles for brides to be without the Alexander McQueen by Sarah Burton wedding dress budget.

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