Lo Bosworth made another styled appearance at NYFW, this time stepping out for Badgley Mischka's Fall show. Winterizing the designer's crepe caftan mini ($297), she adds a pair of black tights and suede pumps ($70, originally $79), then finishes the easy-chic look with turquoise and gold jewels. Just click the items above to shop a similar style.
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>>> Hyoni Kang was snapped outside of Milk Studios yesterday working a standout shaggy coat, cropped acid wash denim jacket, polka-dot blouse, denim skinnies, and lace-up boots. We love her cozy cool look and if you feel the same, nab our similar picks from 3.1 Phillip Lim, Acne, Diesel, and Miu Miu now!
Left to right: Diesel Denim Jacket ($139), 3.1 Phillip Lim Shag coat ($895), Ann Taylor Skinny Belt ($38), Miu Miu Polka-dot silk crepe de Chine blouse ($595), Acne Wet Black Wash Jeans ($225), Jeffrey Campbell Lace-Up Wedge ($174), Gap Tote Bag ($50)
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Gap debuted its 1969 store in SoHo today, giving editors a first look at the premium denim shop. The first sign that this boutique is independent from its parent? Gap isn't mentioned in the store name. Creative director Patrick Robinson was there, handing out hugs and a thorough explanation of the concept. "This is truly 1969," he said, "where we can push the extremes of the 1969 brand. It's a whole new elevation of the product." The minimal boutique, complete with an iPad bar and jeans experts, will showcase exclusive denim made for the store, along with hand-chosen styling pieces from the Gap main collection and Gap's core denim collection. Expect premium fabrics from Italy and Japan, and more fashion-forward styles, with Gap prices. Currently, 1969's main focus is the flare, which is also Fab's obsession, with loads of styles and washes. When asked about collaborations, Patrick said they would consider carrying outside brands — "stuff we find and love" — and that collaborations on accessories would happen when they find "interesting people doing interesting things." Get a first glimpse at 1969 and some of the exclusive styles you'll be dying to get your hands on.
>> Designers, like Dries Van Noten, Monique Lhuillier, Celine, and Derek Lam, have reverted back to the wide-leg pant for Spring, and there's no need to wait until warmer weather to try out the trend. A crisp cotton version is ideal for a casual day at work, while silkier options add panache for a night out in the town. Shop our fantastic finds from Adam, Gap, Vince, and Marc Jacobs to get the look now.
Wide-leg jeans have been around since the '70s, but in recent weeks we've seen a, ahem, flare-up of the sexy style. That, coupled with supermodels Anja and Jac looking pretty fantastic in Gap's limited-edition trouser denim, have us jonesing for a pair of our own. Here's how Fab will wear the flare. Try them with a silky blouse, bohemian earrings, and this classic Madewell bag ($98) for a casual but sexy date night, or with a cozy striped sweater and leather clogs for a chic weekend look.
>> Chloe's Pre-Fall 2011 offering was overflowing with chic layered looks. The collection may be months away from hitting stores, but we can't help getting a jump start on Hannah MacGibbon's smooth styling techniques. Evoke the same layered '70s chic vibe with picks from J Brand, Gap, Kova & T, and of course, Chloe, right now.
Left to right: Chloe Pre-Fall 2011 look, Chloe Billie Bag ($1,560), Kova & T Chambray Shirt ($68, originally $225), Gap Deep V-Neck Sweater ($40, originally $50), Chloe Leather Boots ($425, originally $850), J Brand Trouser Jeans ($180)
Nina Dobrev hit LAX yesterday to jet out of town, and The Vampire Diaries actress looked super-stylish and comfortable as she prepared to catch her flight. She wore a pair of dark denim skinnies and a cute lace-print tank, then added casual flat brown boots and a roomy tote. Nina gave her look some sparkle with a charm necklace, silver ring, and pretty chandelier earrings. Click to shop her chic travel style.
Proving that it's got the kind of style sense to hang with the best of them, Gap's Spring collection is loaded with a modern fashion philosophy worth adopting. It plays on the new proportions — high-waist denim, anyone? — and the season's best pieces mixed and matched up just right. While it's all for classics, the redux is fresh, letting standout pieces, well, stand out, and paying homage to old favorites, like our worn-in blue jeans. Click through for a taste of the brand's on-point Spring styling, then shop the looks!
Jessica Biel always manages to look gorgeous without trying too hard. So when her chic crop jacket and trousers caught my eye, I knew that it couldn't be too hard to re-create. All you need is a pair of easy trouser jeans ($178), a sweet, peachy-cream top, and a plaid wool or tweed crop coat ($65, originally $90) to top it off. Finish with a pair of patent pumps, like Jessica's Chanels, and a classic handbag, just like Louis Vuitton. Click the items above to shop a similar style.
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>> Designers like Marc Jacobs and Tory Burch showcased '70s inspired clothing for Spring. Why not jump ahead of the trend and start mixing in some basic pieces now? Wide-leg jeans dipped in dark and light hues cast a flattering silhouette, and flowy tops lend a feminine touch. Check out our svelte picks from Stella McCartney, Topshop, Balenciaga, and Gap for more '70s cool.
