Whitney Port proves that she's ready for the big, bad world of fashion in this promotional picture for her new show The City. Along with new friend Erin Lucas, Whitney looks fabulous in her black bubble skirt and two-tone tank. Steal her style now.
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As Whitney makes her transition from The Hills to The City, she acquires a new group of friends. Stepping into the limelight is Erin Lucas who helps Whitney get acquainted in New York. In this promo pic for the show, Erin looks ready to party in her ruffly black dress with pink suede booties. Shop a similar look now.
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Oscar De La Renta's Spring '09 campaign featuring Raquel Zimmermann is nothing short of exquisite. The ethereal ad, shot by Craig McDean, features Zimmermann looking fabulous in Oscar's layered silks and pointelle knits. The juxtaposition of the picturesque background and Raquel's strong features is genius. Soft but not overly feminine. There's no doubt this man has his art form down to a tee. Are you loving this as much as I am?
A round of applause to La Garçonne for designing a t-shirt that is not only super fashionable but also dedicated to a good cause. For a mere $30, get this trés chic The La Garçonne Tee and simultaneously help young girls bring social and economic changes to their families and societies. Twenty-five percent of every tee purchased will be donated to The Girl Effect, a part of the Nike Foundation. Another way to get your hands on this tee is to spend $200 at La Garconne. That should be easy.
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Not too long ago I noticed leather trim was popular. A few weeks later and I've noticed an explosion of contrasting trim in all shapes and colors. I guess plain isn't game anymore. This is certainly a way to stand out. I'm tempted to get a couple fun trimmed cardigans to add to my collection — the contrast provides an extra bit of pop. Any excuse to buy more cardigans, right?
Fab Flash: Credit Crunch Catches Chanel Karl Lagerfeld recently revealed that he has had to make personal cuts to cope with the recession, but it seems the cuts might now stretch to his luxury label, Chanel, as the supposed recession-proof industry begins to feel the burn.
