Christina Aguilera braved a chilly LA night as she dined at Osteria Mozza with her husband Jordan Bratman. She layered on a plethora of gray, black, and white with a hint of red in her knit cap and oversized earrings. She also carried a Marc by Marc Jacobs bag (though not currently available online). Get a similar bag, and look, now.
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Katherine Heigl continued her love for J. Crew while taking a stroll in LA. She traded in her leopard cardigan, for a short sleeve yellow version, and added a white tee and a pair of rolled up jeans. Shop her entire look now.
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Confession: I'm not the sharpest when it comes to finance. Don't get me wrong, I know the basics, thanks to SavvySugar, but I want to learn more about investing my hard-earned money. To help point me in the right direction, a friend suggested I attend a personal finance seminar. As expected, I was amongst suits, ties, and chinos, but thanks to you, I found a sharp ensemble that was perfect number-crunching fun.
I started you off with this Yves Saint Laurent Crackled Patent Rive Gauche Tote ($1,596); it's chic without going overboard. Let's see what you came up with!
Look #1, created by cnyc1a, is tailored and timeless. Love the blazer.
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Isla Fisher layered on a lot of blue as she grabbed a coffee this week in LA. She started with a pair of oh-so-trendy deconstructed Paige jeans, and added a simple white tank under her boyfriend cardigan and Skin and Threads scarf. She even coordinated her look with colored sunglasses. All blue, but all fabulous.
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Doting mother Maggie Gyllenhaal made an appearance at the Central Park Zoo to launch the Fisher-Price Precious Planet BabyGear line. For the occasion, she was in stark contrast from the colorful background wearing a long black turtleneck dress with a pair of Rachel Comey boots and a red belt tied at the waist. Shop a similar look now.
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French actress and Oscar winner Marion Cotillard attended the Dior Haute Couture show in high fashion. She gave the models a run for their money in a black, high-waisted skirt worn with a sheer polka-dot blouse, and peep-toe pumps. Sexy, sophisticated and tres chic.
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Karl was on a strict diet of black, white, and paper when designing Spring couture. I'm predicting white is about to be the color du jour, thanks to Michelle Obama's dreamy Jason Wu gown. As always, Karl was psychic. His designs may have been scaled down, but they were anything but streamlined. Cuts were sharp or voluminous, shoulders and waists were punctuated, and details were both in-your-face and obscure.
Varied beading techniques were used, exhibiting the keen craftsmanship of couture. Flower appliques were whimsical, black and white floral motifs were flirtatious. Elaborate head pieces added drama. Separates were aplenty for those watching their wallets. There was no high drama here, but there was plenty to keep couture costumers quenched.
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