We regularly comb Lucky for great shopping tips, and we're thrilled to find this article on Lucky Right Now that highlights their cover girl Christina Hendricks's web shopping tips!

We are madly girl-crushing on Christina Hendricks here at Lucky. What’s not to love about her? She’s proud of her curves, has the most fabulous hair color we’ve ever seen, and simultaneously scares the hell out of us and earns our empathy as Mad Men’s Joan (all while wearing clothes so chic we wish we could transport ourselves straight back to the ’60s). As it turns out, Hendricks is as uniquely stylish off-screen as she is on, which made us think, ‘Hey, I want to shop where she’s shopping!’ She coolly cooperated and made it easy for us (and you) to crib her style. See below for her picks.




1.“Blackbird Design House is my best friend’s site. I love her jewelry. She makes this little gold wishbone necklace that I wear almost every day, and I’ve given them to a bunch of my girlfriends because they’re just really simple and elegant. They’re very personal—she’ll do custom work for people too, like special charms, so people seek her out to design pieces that no one else will have.”

2. “I like Mary's Granddaughter for its unusual embroidered art. I don’t know how I found it—I was just perusing. I bought one piece for a friend of mine, and then bought another as a film-wrap gift for an actress that I had just worked with. It’s just kind of quirky and cool—it’s one of those things where it’s like, ‘Well, I know you don’t have this yet.’ It’s sort of whimsical, and has this old Americana folk art feel, but then it’s got this quirky carnival twist, too. And look at those little shadow boxes! They’re so weird and wonderful. I’m intrigued by the one in the old camera box.”

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Gwyneth Paltrow rocked a printed Isabel Marant mini and high ponytail to a Beyoncé concert in London. She kept her concert style simple with a double buckle belt and strappy Givenchy sandals. Gwyneth accessorized with diamond stud earrings and a bevy of silver bangles, while we added an orange clutch for a pop of color. Shop here to get her exact dress with other like items.

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Kourtney Kardashian worked a crisp Summer suit for a visit to the Vera Wang store in New York City. Kourtney's luxe accessories — an Hermès bag and lace-up Louboutins — dressed up her Bec & Bridge shorts suit. The tailored short suit is a sharp alternative to the seasonal dress for a result that's as sophisticated as it is unexpected. Shop our editor's picks below to get the look — then finish with a red lip and a few jeweled bangles to add femininity to the modern style.

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UPDATE: We got photos, plus prices, from the full Love Adam collection for HSN. Check them all out in the slideshow here!

Adam Lippes is taking his chic, cool-girl appeal to the masses with a more affordable line for the HSN, named Love Adam. “It’s certainly more casual, " said Lippes, when describing the line. "It’s not a redux of our greatest hits in cheaper fabrics.” The collection will launch in late September, and will feature pieces inspired by his main collection but with a casual twist, like embellished tops, cute printed dresses, and faux fur coats, priced from $55 to $399. We're interested, are you?

OnSugar blogger The Fash Pack recently reported on the ongoing debate regarding model retouching in ad campaigns. Read about the latest developments on this controversial topic right now.

Over the last few years debates concerning the rise in retouching has never been too far from the headlines. Ralph Lauren most notably made headlines back in 2009 for the dramatic photoshopping of model Filippa Hamilton in their ad campaign leading to the designer quickly apologising for the blunder. Despite the mass public criticism of the brand over-retouching of campaigns is increasingly becoming the norm, which has led to the American Medical Association to take a strong stance on the issue.

Read the rest of the article at The Fash Pack, or start your own blog now!