Kate Moss stepped out for a styled stroll in something casual cool, with her typical rocker-chic aesthetic. Wardrobe staples, like gray skinnies ($80) and a black cardigan, get reworked with edgier pieces like biker boots and a black blazer ($168) thrown on effortlessly to finish. Click the items above to shop the look.
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When it comes to trends, we sometimes look to styled celebs to point to the goodies. The latest is a serious celebrity crush on the perfect Summer dress — the LWD. We'd have to agree, this celebrity obsession is right up our alley. Just take a peek at January Jones or Helena Christensen to get inspired, then click on for 15 white dress wonders to channel the trend and turn up the heat.
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Draping can be so luxurious. With sweaters, like this LA Made Deena Drape Cardi ($103), the right drape can transform it from kickback to done up. This style is pretty common, so I found a less expensive but equally Fab version.
I saved the best for last, aside from my own Fab Fall look, of course. BuzzSugar is dishing out the latest in a Diane Kruger-inspired ensemb. Diane looked every inch rugged chic in this black and gold medley in Italy last Summer. Her black v-neck dress, chain belt, and gold studded black boots were happy hardcore — simple, dramatic. Buzz's bag is this Miu Miu Black lambskin shoulder bag, but it's sold out. I pieced together something similar with an alternative bag. Cute, right?
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Only Kate Moss can make going from a suit to a bikini seem totally normal. The supermodel got dressed up in one of my new favorite color combinations: white and ivory. Her ivory suit means business but looks all pleasure, and her crisp white tank lends the casualness that Kate craves. The brown wedge sandals also dress down the look and make it more hot-weather practical. Here is proof that suits don't always have to equal business.
Ever since low rise jeans became all the rage a few years ago, women all over the globe have been wrestling with how to be fashionable yet be able to actually sit down without showing the world your "coin slot" (such term so affectionately "coined" on a Saturday Night Live episode earlier this year). Enter LA Made, a line of t-shirts and tanks that are made much longer than normal to help solve this problem. A lot of you may be thinking, too little too late, low rise jeans have been around for years! Well yes, I do agree, why didn't' they think of this earlier? But nonetheless, you should check out these shirts. They are amazing, not only are they super long, they are really soft and feel amazing on.
Here are some of my favorites from the line:
Long Racerback Tank, $26.00, Available here
Long Henley, $38.00, Available here
Long Tank, $13.90, Available here
