Here we have a sophisticated lady aka the adorable Sandra Werner. Doesn't she just look like a doll? I admire how Sandra exudes a polished look minus the snootiness. Plus, she's wearing vintage Chanel shoes - what's more fabulous than that?

Here's what she's wearing:

• Jacket: Mike & Chris
• T-shirt: American Vintage
• Skirt: Kenneth Cole
• Handbag: Marc Jacobs
• Shoes: Chanel

Congrats to Sandra Werner!

Everyone else, submit your looks and vote on your favorite ones today and I just might feature you on FabSugar! If you live overseas and have a fab outfit to share, join the Overseas Fashionistas Group and to submit a Look in this group learn how to post a blog.

I smell fresh blood. No, I'm not talking vampires here, I'm talking about the new crop of youngins to join the workforce: the graduates. May is right around the corner and Seniors have their noses in their books in anticipation for the end of the stretch.

A reader recently wrote in requesting help to find a lovely look for her to host her grad party in. She is graduating from a small business school and she'll be seeing family she rarely sees so she wants to impress! Her requirements are that the outfit is comfortable, since she will be the hostess with the mostess and running all over the place. I'll start you off with these Rock & Republic Catherine Stiletto in Black Gingham, $345. They are a classic fabric, but have a sassy shape so they are undoubtedly charming.

Let's all go Fab Finding for a comfortable graduation hostess outfit. I say a dress is in order, but feel free to let those creative juices flow. Come back and tell me when your Fab Finds are up and tag them with the graduate.

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Don't even tell me these little candy colored Marc watch necklaces haven't made you swoon before. I know they came out a while ago but they have sparked a trend. Watch necklaces are officially the new way to wear time and I quite like the vintage appeal turned modern adornment. These can also be cheeky and a conversation piece; a match made in fashion heaven. I haven't snatched one of the Marc ones yet because it's so hard to pick just one...help!

Marc by Marc Jacobs Apple Charm Watch Necklace, $125.

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Welcome to the final installment of flower power makeup. This post includes two beautiful palettes embossed with floral designs. By the way, palettes make for great Mother's Day gifts if you are already thinking of ideas. Enjoy and please let me know what you think!

I just love the look of this brand new for Spring Chantecaille Les Roses Palette, $105. Although it's expensive, it actually is cheaper to purchase the palette than it is to buy all of the colors separately.

The shades chosen are all very wearable, and the full rose on the blush and bronzer adds a sweet and feminine touch. I happen to really like this brand a lot. I haven't tried this yet, but I can't wait to check it out.

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Do you gals remember Sassy? Before Teen Vogue there was Sassy, a late-eighties teen mag about feminism, celebrities and girl culture. What set Sassy apart from other magazines at the time was its honest voice and too-cool attitude - although some say this blase attitude contributed to its demise in 1996.

Almost twenty years later, New York writers Kara Jesella and Marisa Meltzer have written a "love letter" to Sassy in their book How Sassy Changed My Life: A Love Letter to the Greatest Teen Magazine of All Time, $13.

It is a behind-the-scenes look at the magazine's office culture, its coverage of feminism, celebrities and girls' problems. It also highlights struggles with advertisers, publishers, religious conservatives and other detractors.

If you missed the Sassy boat or have (foggy) fond memories, this book allows us to see where our rebel sisters and cousins were getting their advice from in the 80s heyday!

So often, the moment your best friend asks you to be in her wedding party, you're so thrilled that you forget that it's going to cost you! There's the bachelorette party, the bridal shower, the wedding gifts, but most importantly, there's your dress! No matter if your friend, the bride, is going to wear a short dress, one with new necklines, funky fabrics or dramatic hemlines, there's no way of getting out of purchasing a bridesmaid dress that you will maybe never again wear. Here are our recommendations for frocks that are stylish and affordable - not to mention in modern hues!

David's Bridal Strapless Flat Taffeta with Fit and Flare, $150.

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Though many of you lovely ladies are far too young to start thinking about wrinkles, I think it's never too early to prevent those wretched lines. After conducting some research with scientists at University of California, Davis, Winemaker Carlo Mondavi (he's super cute, but that's besides the point!), grandson of Robert of Mondavi Winery in Napa Valley, discovered that fermented grapes from his family's vineyards are filled with antioxidants. So he created Davi skin care, which combines extracts of grapes and wine, along with green tea and other products that are good for smoothing out your skin.

Bergdorf Goodman sells the line for women and men, which includes face creams, toners, SPF lotions and purifying cleansers. Though it's a tad expensive ($50 for SPF lotion), money should be no object when looking out for your skin. After all, it's the skin you're going to be in for life so you better take care of it starting today!