Ever since MTV's House of Style expired, I've felt a void in the fashion-television market. Of course, there's Project Runway, but that only fulfills my fashion-reality TV cravings. I recently watched Stacy London's new show on TLC, Fashionably Late, and let me tell you, it made me feel like I was at a fabulous and fashionable slumber party, cocktails and all.

I was apprehensive at first because What Not to Wear is at the bottom of my TiVo list, but Stacy stepped it up this time. She sassily dishes about celebrity styles, innovative fashion items, runway trends, tips, and has a different celeb guest each time. There's even a hot bartender on hand who supplies yummy drinks. Should you happen to be home on a Friday night, be sure to watch it. Come to think of it, make an effort to stay in on a Friday night . . . you won't regret it.

Ta da! Here's more fashion advice from Fab-favorite Nina Garcia. Seeing as how she's the ELLE fashion director and Project Runway judge, we should be all ears to what she has to say. She is doing a blog tour and answering all of our fashion and Project Runway questions. As promised, Nina delivered and here's the second set of Q&As. Enjoy!

I would love to get your thoughts on accessory don'ts. Are there things, trends, etc. that we should not do when accessorizing?

I think It bags are an accessories don't. Season after season women become so enchanted with these of-the-moment fads and spend a great deal of money on a look that has the shelf life of 3–5 months. Instead, I think investing in a classic bag that, historically, has stood the test of time: Louis Vuitton Speedy, Hermes Birkin, Chanel 2.5. Another accessory don't is when women get too excited with their accessories and wear them all at once! Wearing the statement ring, statement necklace, and statement earrings all at once will not make a statement, but look too much. Keep it to two pieces, like a chandelier earring and cuff or a more dramatic necklace and cocktail ring to personalize your look.

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So you already found the most amazing New Year's party frock but you're still looking for the right shoes. Search no more my Fab friends. Choose these Steven by Steve Madden 'Vexed' Sandals ($40, originally $140) to be your gorgeous companions while you dance the night away. They come in black and red so pick the one that matches your style best!

This royal-purple cocktail ring ($10) may be flashy, but it's hardly a flash in a pan. It's subtly eye-catching and would be the perfect addition to any holiday getup, especially with that favorite purple color . . .

He may be your typical collegiate, but he prefers to think of himself as the Big Man on Campus. He runs on a diet of beer, pizza, and Red Bull, works out with his iPod, and lives in his school's hoodie. You don't want to mess with his system, but it might help to throw a puffer vest or another Henley into the rotation — he is living on a college budget, after all.

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Following in Heidi Klum's footsteps, supermodel Iman is becoming even more super — by adding jewelry and accessories to her portfolio.

Her new line, Global Chic, is inspired by African countries, India, and Bali, as well as pieces from her personal collection, including her vintage engagement ring from husband David Bowie. The line will be available HSN.com on Dec. 15.

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Gabrielle Union stopped by Fuse's "The Sauce" looking festive in a jeweled red tunic, black stovepipes, and black suede boots. Still, she retains an air of sophistication despite the rough 'n tough leather jacket. This holiday, follow Gabrielle and don't be afraid to rock some red, whether it be in the form of a LRD, jeans, footwear, or a top.

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We've all been there: You spot a beautiful blouse at your favorite boutique and covet it from afar. But in the infamous words of Cher Horowitz, it's like a Monet, "from far away, it's OK, but up close, it's a big, old mess." It feels like cardboard, you're worried about getting a rash, and in all likelihood, it's highly flammable. You've got what we girls in the know call the curse of the mystery fabric. Lucky for you, now there's a website that can help you steer clear of such murky material.

MysteryFabric.com is an exciting, interactive site that offers a Mystery Fab Rehab: A three-step program that helps you rid yourself of bad threads. There's also a bevy of fun-fashion tips and educational videos. Be sure to check out the website and don't forget to enter Cotton's $1,000 giveaway.

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