Do celebrities think they're the only ones who can borrow jewels? Pshaw! With Bag Borrow or Steal's wedding shop, you can wear breathtaking bling for your nuptials without having to up your budget. Among the gorgeous goodies on loan are clutches by Judith Leiber and Badgley Mischka and jewels by Vera Wang, Gucci, and more.

Personally, when I get married, given the shop still exists, I would love to steal — I mean borrow — Vera Wang's Victorian Bow Necklace ($50/week). If you don't have an account, sign up now, as the merchandise is cheaper for members. And if you're not getting hitched anytime soon, heck, borrow away anyway, because life's too short to not wear fabulous accessories. I know Rachel Zoe would agree.

In 2006, Canadian film and TV wardrobe designer Jude Feller looked high and low for detail-oriented, casual clothes for her clients but was unsuccessful in her search. This prompted her to leave her job and create Lily + Jae, a line of contemporary streetwear designed for an energetic, innocent, and playful girl next door.

Two years later, the line, which has now crossed over to the US, is recognized for its flirty dresses, soft hoodies, coats, and high-waist trousers. Lily Allen, Ashlee Simpson, and Amy Smart are already fans. Online shopping is coming soon; contact for pricing info.

To see more from Lily + Jae's Spring '08 collection, read more

Last month, we gave away Cameron Diaz's canary version of this Marni Tabacco Balloon Handbag ($1,320) and you all flipped for it. I, too, have been lusting after the shape for many months; the only thing keeping me from springing for one of my own is that steep price.

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I've been eyeing Derek Lam's draped, metallic dress for months now, hoping a celebrity would wear it. Sure enough, Charlize Theron attended the Meteor Irish Music Awards in Ireland in said frock and looked every bit the shining star. Her discreet accessories allow the dress to do all the razzle dazzling.

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I told you I would keep you up to date on LC's fashion show, and I'm not one to break my word.

I was a little concerned when I didn't see Lauren's name on the schedule for New York Fashion Week, but all is well — she is set to show during LA Fashion Week, which happens next month, Mar. 9-13. The Smashbox Studios venue is definitely more fitting for The Lauren Conrad Collection's laid-back, California feel. I might be at LA Fashion Week, too, so I'm glad I didn't miss out on LC, after all!

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Surprise! You're heading to Hollywood to cover the Oscars red carpet on Sunday — and you're freaking out a little bit about what to wear. You have to compete with people who have stylists and have been painstakingly planning what they're wearing for months, and you only have a week. Eeek! The only solution is to go glam, go all-out, and get noticed!

I'll start you off with this Brian Atwood Daphne Metallic Clutch ($1,195) because it's chic and understated — so go crazy with the dress!

Let's go Fab Finding! Be sure to come back and tell me when your Fab Finds are up, or just tag your Fab Finds with Oscars glam.

Now, you can build outfits by creating a list of clothing items. We have everything you need to build outfits, 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.

To learn what a Fab Find is and how to make one, click here. For a more detailed explanation of bookmarks from geeksugar click here.

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While I am more of a Chai latte girl, these ladies are making me yearn for a Mochachino. If you looked in my closet the least color you will see is beige or camel or tan — you get my point. When I feel like going colorless I prefer black or grey. But always one with an open mind about fashion, I may reconsider. Rachel, Sarah and Emma prove a sip of a Mochachino does provide quite a jolt.

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