The High School Musical gang is out promoting their third flick. At the UK premiere, Vanessa Hudgens stole the spotlight in a fun polka-dot Simone dress, Catherine Malandrino motorcycle jacket, and Jimmy Choo double-strap pumps. You would think the combination of leather, silk, satin, and patent would clash but, no, it all comes together quite flawlessly.
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Charlotte Ronson's deal with J.C. Penney is a win-win situation. Penney's gets a hip boost in their contemporary department while Ronson soaks in the mass market appeal. Most importantly, we get to purchase her trendy offerings at spot-on prices.
“I really don’t see this customer as a different girl than the one who already wears my line, but for me to be able to offer great quality clothes at these amazing prices — what could be better in a poor economy?” said Ronson.
The I Heart Ronson collection, set to debut in stores and online in February, offers up a variety of styles made in hues of gray, navy, olive green and pink. Looks include casual cotton tees, tanks, cardigans and jackets to feminine polyester and cotton voile dresses. The budget-friendly line ranges from $15 for a tee to $65 for jackets and dresses. Her swimsuit collaboration made a fashionable splash in our books but we're even more excited to see this.
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Ruffles are here to stay. Yay. But ruffles can be so . . . girlie. Not a bad thing, but what about when you're feeling randy? Plunging ruffles are the ticket to subtle sexiness. Perfect for date night, these tops and dresses are smooth operators.
The Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art is a must-see stop in NYC. It features over 30,000 costumes and accessories from around the world. Don't plan on visiting the Big Apple anytime soon? No worries. Thanks to the Met, we can now view the Costume Institute from the comfort of our own homes at www.metmuseum.org.
The online database, which will be constantly updated, allows the public to view collections from the likes of Christian Dior, Yves Saint Laurent, Lanvin, and Salvatore Ferragamo to name a few. From Europe to Africa, this exhibit has it all. Check it out.
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Let's reminisce.
Project Runway season five is coming to a close, with the final two episodes nearing. It hasn't been the most funny or dramatic season, but it has produced the biggest pool of talent. It's always exciting to make it to the final four and have your personal favorite. I think I'll wait to share mine, but here's a collection of some of the best of the season. My favorites tended to come from the same talents — Korto, Leanne, and Terri mainly — but see who else exhibited stellar skills. Also, peruse who
Buzz's faves were!
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They say quality over quantity, and sometimes they're right. Hush's sale section doesn't have pages and pages of items, but the ones it has are quality.
Take this Jill Stuart Audrey Wedge Shoe ($176, originally $351). More than a shoe, it looks like a delicious dessert I want to gobble up. Other designers include Mayle, Trovata, and Rag & Bone.
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