I have just one thing to say to Project Runway: Part one of the finale, which airs tonight on Bravo, had better be damn good. Because frankly, after last week's lackluster reunion special and the previous week's lame twist, I'm getting a little bored.

The highlight of the reunion had to be the return of dreamy Keith, who was kicked off for having design books. When asked if his dismissal was fair, he presented a very reasonable explanation, saying that nowhere in the contract did it say that the designers couldn't bring books.

He destroyed his credibility once again a few minutes later, however, by making it sound like a set-up: "They were taken away from me when I got here. They were then returned a week later to my room."

Whatever, Keith. That excuse is as weak as a fainting runway model.

Which brings me to another revelation of the PR reunion special: Apparently, models are just fainting left and right! I was making fun of Jeffrey for holding his model's hand last week, but turns out, that was only because she was about to tumble to the ground.

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When it comes to workout clothes, I usually keep things pretty basic, and so, it seems, do FabSugar readers. But there's nothing like cute workout clothes to motivate me to exercise, and right now I'm obsessed with the apparel and accessories from Adidas by Stella McCartney. This luxurious line of gym, running, tennis, and swim gear is stylish enough to wear outside the gym, and I love the pink, purple, and brown color palette. Here are some of my favorite finds.

Women's Softshell Jacket, $400, available here. I love the asymmetrical zipper on this dusty-rose jacket, which you could wear en route to the gym or during any outdoor activity.

Women's a3 Flyride Running Shoe, $180, available here. Adidas cushioning technology meets Stella style in these edgy running shoes.

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We already showed you how to look fabulous in a stylish apron. Now, I bring you the second installment of hot kitchen style: designer dish gloves. I never knew there was such strong demand for stylish dishwashing gloves, but apparently people are clamoring for them, because there are cute gloves bubbling up all over the place. Here's how to protect your manicure and look like a dish at the same time.

LushLife Sponge Gloves, $15, available in four colors and patterns here.

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If you're in the market for a fabulous pair of designer shoes, check out the incredible selection at Footcandy Shoes. The e-commerce arm of a high-end boutique located in the St. Helena, Calif., Footcandy was founded by Perry and Carolyn Butler after winemaker Perry counted 500 pairs of shoes in his wife's collection and realized the obsession was a business opportunity waiting to happen. Not only does Footcandy carry all of the best designer brands, but it also organizes its Bargain Basement items by price, so you can immediately home in on the ones you can afford. Here are some of my full-price and bargain-basement picks.

Moschino Velvet Peep-Toe Pump, $470, available here.

Casadei Suede Mary Jane, $595, available here.

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A kitchen apron is one of those things that you need but really don't want to spend a lot of money on. But that yellow floral-patterned one with the cherry-pie stains is probably starting to look a little bit outdated. That's why a stylish apron makes the perfect present or an indulgence for yourself. Here are a few aprons that make cooking chic. (Tune in later today for Hot Kitchen Style, Part II.)

Jessie Steele has an adorable line of adorned aprons, and this retro black French Hostess Apron was inspired by her own vintage apron collection. Buy it here for $39.95.

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In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, British fragrance brand Jo Malone has created a special promotion surrounding its scent called Red Roses. Using the sales of Red Roses products, the company will donate an impressive $10,000 to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

Available as a bath oil or a cologne, the fragrance is formulated from seven types of roses and has hints of lemon and spearmint. You can buy Red Roses Bath Oil here for $60. Or, if you prefer the cologne, it costs $50 for a 30-ml bottle and $90 for a 100-ml bottle and is available here.

• A budget version of Paris's great babydoll look — The Frugal Fashionista
• Found! Lip gloss that isn't sticky — Beauty Addict
• Surprisingly stylish Fall finds from Spiegel — The Budget Fashionista
• Hot handbags for working women — Couture in the City
• Chic and snuggly sleepwear at PajamaMania — Delight
• Thierry Mulger fragrances inspired by the film Perfume: The Story of a Murder — Fashiontribes
• A sophisticated way to wear leggings — Omiru
• A dainty, do-gooding Coach watch that benefits breast-cancer research — SheFinds
• Handbag disasters at the Spring 2007 Hermes show — The Bag Snob
• J. Lo's major make-up mishap — Off the Rack

If you're looking for a classic, feminine style that you can wear through Fall, Winter, and beyond, why not try an elegant embellished sweater? Whether they're new or vintage, cardigans or pullovers, these beaded and sequined knits can look very dressed up with a skirt or really cute and funky with a pair of distressed jeans. Here are some sweet styles I've found.

By Malene Birger Kanna Beaded Cardigan, $297.06, available here.

BCBG Max Azria Embellished Short Sleeve Cardigan, $60.20, available here.

Vintage 1950s Beaded Banff Sweater, $79, available here.

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Whether you're growing out your bangs or just looking to get some variety in your hair style, headbands are a great way to accessorize. Not only that, but the accessories are everywhere this Fall, and they can be preppy or elegant, depending on the style. Here are some of my favorite finds.

Marni Black Flower Headband, $177, available here.

Wide Silk Vintage Flower Headband, $44, available here.

Cara Accessories Patent Leather Chain Headband, $52, available here.

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