There are two sides to this fashion story. From the front, Mischa looks like a metallic Grecian goddess in Versace. She's been into that metallic fiber material lately and rightfully so because it's edgy yet chic. From the back, she doesn't look so amazing. I don't think a low-cut back really flatters Mischa. What do you say?
Lace is very pretty, but when paired with a babydoll silhouette, like here on Carmen Electra, it tends to look childish and cheap. For some reason Carmen insists on dressing too young for her age. Don't get me wrong, she's a gorgeous woman, but I think she would have looked much more glamorous in a floor-length gown. Are you with me?
Let's kick off tonight's Fashion Rocks polls with the ever so sexy Jennifer Lopez, who radiates in her metallic fringe dress. She has the unique ability to make anything look beautiful, even those black rosette sandals. I admire that she kept her accessories to a minimum because that dress was made to take center stage. Do you love it or hate it?
Gwen's back! After a two year runway hiatus, what a comeback it was: riffs on houndstooth, leopard print, plaid, and checkerboard prints all made an appearance. But the main theme of the night was the bullseye - it made an appearance on the invite, handbags, the background screen at the end of the runway, and even on little Kingston's shirt!
(Side note: he and Gavin were sitting in the front row at the show and it was so adorable - Kingston had headphones on so the loud music wouldn't hurt his ears and he bounced around to the music!)
There were suspended shorts, knee-high socks, ruffled high-waisted skirts...but dresses were the definite winners. A cool black taffeta dress seamed with zippers and black and white full-skirted checkered dress both really caught my eye.
The best part about it all, I think, is that the skate and punk vibe that Gwen is all about was readily apparent. But it wasn't over the top, just very Gwen.
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Partysugar's 26th birthday: T minus 10 days and counting! She enlisted our help to find her a fabulous birthday outfit and fabulous birthday outfits you found! I mentioned that like a true social butterfly, Partysugar takes her birthday bashes very seriously. This year's catch? She's having guests come dressed as their favorite cocktail...and hers is champagne!
I started you off with these Juicy Couture Dirty Glam Hoops, $68, because they are glam and bubbly.
To see Partysugar's birthday finds, go here. Let's see what you all came up with!
Oh! Now, you can build outfits by creating a list of clothing items. We have everything you need to build outfits with and you can use your Fab Find bookmarks too. This is an even better way to put together an entire outfit when you are completing your Fab Finding missions.
Look #1, found by fashionhore is bubbly just like champagne! The light pink hues are very feminine and chic.
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Gucci's red and purple graphic print dress is so fabulous, no wonder it caught the attention of not one, but two ladies! Rihanna wore it to the Kids' Choice Awards back in March, and Kimberly Stewart recently wore it out to dinner with her brother. Both gals chose a triple-strap belt and ankle-strap sandals. Coincidence much? I do like Kimberly's red accessories, but I can't deny that Rihanna's bod looks sizzling. Who do you think wore it better?
Here's my motto: why wear blah underwear when there are so many interesting things out there? True, not many people see what goes on underneath it all...but you never know! We thought this Steve Alan Tartan Ruffled Panty was Fabworthy and most of you agreed. Thirty dollars won't break your bank, but why pay more when you can pay less?
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Kate Bosworth is no stranger to Celebrity Style but she has never looked so sharp as she does here at Rag & Bone's runway show at New York Fashion Week. Menswear-inspired pieces are a must-have for Fall and like a true fashion risk-taker, Kate is showing the world how to wear the look confidently. Go boy...er, girl!
