Actress Stacey Dash, better known to us as Dion from Clueless, has branched out and started a lingerie collection, Letters of Marque. The inspiration behind the 22-piece line is none other than her favorite 150-year-old Victorian combing jacket she owned and wore for over 10 years. As a result, you'll find lots of cotton-silk blends, ruffles, Chantilly and Levers lace, and babydoll styles in her Muse collection.
Dash's vision for Letters Of Marque was intended to have a feel of “an era, even before the Victorian period, more 17th century with lots of lace and fine fabrics falling off bodies, making one feel comfortable in their own skin." Sounds hot to me. Contact for price info.
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If you were disappointed with
the looks at the Grammys last night, no fear. Across the pond another red carpet was in full swing: the
British Academy of Film and Television Arts Awards. Now
this is the kind of drama I like to see on the stars.
Some of our faves looked stunning — Emily Blunt, Keira Knightley and Amanda Peet, to name a few. One lady in particular looked more Fab than usual: Jessica Biel in strapless black was a big improvement. Than, there are the risk takers; Thandie is always daring and darling and Sienna in Dior — that back takes the Trifle cake.
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Keeping with Fall's traditionally dim color palette, Donna delved deep into dark territories. The designer's love of long, flowy dresses, however, remained. Chanel Iman, Lily Donaldson, and Catherine McNeil sashayed down the runway with much gusto in their ruched gowns in deep red, copper, black, and olive. Powerful coats in brocade, feathers, and satin styled followed. Though kept to a bare minimum, some glitter and sequins appeared on berets and clothes. Fall's Donna Karan woman is serious and knows how to power dress.
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Fashion is always evolving, so it's smart to invest in pieces that can be worn in more ways than one. My face lit up when I discovered this Max Studio Eight-Way Tube Top ($138), which comes in yellow, cream, and black. Pictured are three ways you can wear it, but wait 'till you see what else this versatile top can do for you. My favorite styles are the skirt (center) and the tube with the ruffles on top (right). Considering you can wear it eight ways, you'll really only be paying $17.25 per top. Ooh, this just tickles my ruffles!
One of my favorite times of the month is when my Teen Vogue arrives at my desk. Now with TeenVogueLookBooks.com, I can extend my excitement every day. Join me in watching videos of runway shows, perusing slideshows, shopping editor recommended pieces, and going behind the scenes of Teen Vogue University. Can we say Fab-u-lous?
Blue is turning out to be a major red carpet trend this season: first at the SAG Awards, and now at the Grammys. Rihanna, Alicia Keys, Nelly Furtado, Beyonce, and Corinne Bailey Rae all represent, running the spectrum from navy to royal to baby blue. Blue is a hot color right now, and it looks Fab on most people . . . I wonder if it will be making an appearance in a big way at the Oscars, too?
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