In the fourth episode of 90210, Annie practiced a song from the musical Spring Awakening in a casual tee and jeans. While it's a simple look, the green and blue striped tee added a hint of novelty, as did the matching navy cuff. Complete the outfit with a pair of blue Chuck Taylors.
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Annie stayed on trend for Fall in her plaid-topped dress, for which you can get a similar look below using a bustier and skirt combination. Annie kept the accessories simple with a silver disc necklace and two-toned bag.
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Annie and Silver look like quintessential California girls in their sundresses. Annie mixed up the soft, floral print with a black cardigan and black floral tote. She finished the look with a pair of silver hoop earrings and a gold necklace.
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Brenda kept her color scheme simple, wearing a white peasant top and black scarf paired with some classic cut-off jean shorts. She completed the look with a pair of gray suede boots and some fun jewelry.
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In this episode Dean wore:
Jacket: Alpha Industries
Henley: Gap
Tee: American Apparel
Jeans: G-Star
Belt: Diesel
Boots: Rocky
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In this episode Sam wore:
Shirt: Lucky Brand
Tee: American Apparel
Jeans: 1921
Belt: Guess
Boots: Blundstone
Similar items to complete the look:
Jacket: Merona
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The flailing economy is something everyone should consider before making a purchase. Unemployment is at a four-year high, so penny pinching is the smart thing to do. To curb my appetite for shopping without feeling guilty, I hit up loads of consignment stores. It beat paying staggering retail prices, and I saved the environment in my own Fab way. I asked you to help me put together a stylish shopping-conducive outfit.
I started you off with this Urban Outfitters Crosstown Suede Saddle Bag ($68) because I love the shape and convenient zipper top. Let's see what you all came up with!
Look #1, created by jasmint, is fashionable with a geeky edge. Just the right look for a thrift spree.
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Usually when someone tells you your slip is showing, it's not a good thing. Well, times are a-changin'. Your Slip Is Showing makes it acceptable to show off your underthings. But we're not talking any old nude slip here. As you can see, the brand has made slips so delicate and desirable that they may as well be skirts. There are 18 styles, decorated with feathers, ruffles, lace, velvet, and tulle. Depending on the look you're trying to exude, you can opt for super feminine styles or more va-va-voom vixen ones. Prices range from $94 to $225. What I'm envisioning is a simple LBD with a sexy slip as a sneak peek. Gorg(eous).
So maybe Harem and pajama pants aren't your cup of Chai. I'm sure a throw on jacket will appease your fashion taste buds. Blazers and tuxedo jackets have been in vogue for a while now, so I was excited to see variations on motorcycle jackets, cardigans, short-sleeve trenches and more. I especially perked up for floor-grazing cardigans and ruffled jackets. But this Yigal Azrouel sporty jacket is a vision; I love how the collar flapped in the runway wind just so.
Matthew Williamson Digital Print Scarf: Love It or Leave It? Not since those pixelated necklaces have I seen something so gorgeously geeky — and I mean in the I-would-wear-this way! This Matthew Williamson Digital Print Scarf ($225) is a sight to be admired — a fab designer scarf in a subtle geeky print — but is it too much? And by "it," I mean the price and the techie sentiment. What do you think?
