Lily Collins gives us an easy-chic rendition on stripes. Suiting up for an appearance in NYC, the actress dressed up a basic tee ($55, originally $92) with an oversize blazer, black skinnies, and a cool pair of perforated booties ($275). We love the laid-back, put still pulled-together feel, not to mention the moody monochromatic palette — perfect for any girls' night out. Just shop the pieces above to get the look.
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>> We've been mapping out our Summer excursions this past week — with Miami high on our mind. It's the perfect quick beach weekend getaway for us East Coasters. To get you in the mood, peep our bright picks from Current/Elliott, Mara Hoffman, DKNY, and Aurelie Bidermann. Then, top off the whole look with some minty green nail lacquer from MAC. Ready, set, shop!
Left to right: Madewell City Walk Fedora ($48), Current/Elliott's Spearmint Captain Pants ($170), Mara Hoffman
Embroidered Bustier Top ($260), MAC Mischievous Mint Nail Polish ($14), DKNY Felicia Sandals ($120), Aurelie Bidermann
Fortalezza Bracelet ($410)
Is art imitating life or vice versa? Today in Times Square, New York, supermodel Anja Rubik posed with her fiancé and fellow model, Sasha Knezevic, for a DKNY Perfume launch. The lucky-in-love couple posed atop a taxi, Anja looking particularly fine in a sequin top, leather leggings, and a trench coat. This isn't the first time the models have worked together; you can check out their steamy editorials in Russian Vogue and H&M magazine, where Sasha makes an appearance as a very sexy cowboy.
Ready to change up your wardrobe? We'll be bringing you oodles of styling advice, shopping tips, wardrobe additions, and refreshers this month as part of our Spring Dressing Guide. First, take our refresher course in the top trends for Spring 2011. We saw sheerness, white, layering, and bold prints dominate the themes, as well as a few silhouettes like wide-leg trousers and calf-length skirts. Click through our slideshow to get in the Spring mindset.
We may still have Spring and Summer to worry about, but leave it to Diane von Furstenberg, Derek Lam, and Victoria Beckham to have us counting down the months until we can break out our moody Fall handbags. During New York Fashion Week, designers brought out the big guns in the form of superchic totes, oversize clutches, and ladylike frame bags— and if I remember correctly, there were some fanny packs thrown in there too. Excited yet? Click through to see the satchels that we can't wait to snap up.
Zoe Saldana made a stop at Calvin Klein, looking chic in a minimalist black sheath, then tried on the wide-leg trend while out and about in NYC yesterday. She furthers the '70s flair of her J.Brand Bette denim ($218) by adding oversize shades and a buttery, brown leather jacket ($110). A classic black tote and a pair of platform booties finish the look. Just click the items above to channel a similarly '70s-chic style.
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>> New York Fashion Week is a little over halfway through, and backstage, we've been nothing short of inspired. Our intrepid photographer has been on location to capture the best of the best moments — including Arizona Muse giving a nonchalant stare before Tommy Hilfiger and a zoomed-in look at Theyskens' Theory's chunky-heeled thigh high boots. Enjoy more eye candy in the slideshow!
Photos: Greg Kessler
DKNY's Fall 2011 collection placed a heavy emphasis on slick suiting perfect for any city girl. The show began with a stream of menswear-inspired ensembles in a strikingly neutral palette and then punched up the volume with color-blocked dresses and sweaters in shades of pink, red, and orange. A few standout pieces we can't wait to get our hands on include cute Peter Pan-collared dresses, a fantastic leopard-print fur, and the ladylike bags used to accent several outfits. To see all the street-ready looks, watch our full coverage now!
Each day of New York Fashion Week is giving us something to look forward to for Fall '11. We've been seeing longer hems, bold pops of color, and loads of mixed prints — and each show leaves us more excited for the next. Derek Lam hit us with his well-known uptown glamour, VPL showed us sexy metallics, and Alice Ritter offered the ultimate in cool-girl chic. Click through to see day four's Fab-approved looks.
Donna Karan dreamed up a collection fitting for the city girl. True to her street aesthetic, the collection, seen earlier today in Chelsea in a brick-covered venue, was made for stomping the pavement and turning heads. Inspired by modernists in New York City, Karan envisioned fuzzy angora sweaters in bright hues and bold stripe patterns, houndstooth suits and skirts, wide-leg trousers, skinny pencil pants, and tailored coats. It was the details, like a recurring tux stripe detail or contrast color inserts, which gave the collection a smart shot of modernity, youth, and a slight nod to the ‘70s. Bright shots of color were tempered with neutral hues emoting a pop of punch and fun. Karan also sent down a number of sleek three-quarter-length coats embellished with leather sleeve accents; knit and houndstooth padded jackets, which were her remixed take on the classic puff coat; and the standout silhouette of the show, a crisp tailored wool cape.
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