Lizzie Fortunato really knows how to accessorize your tech. The designer's embroidered iPad clutch is already on our hit list, and now we're lusting after the very on-trend beaded Phone Case ($154) that holds any brand of smartphone, keeping it safe and sound from the other goodies in your boho bag. Coming with a two-tone beaded front and soft leather back, this case definitely makes a stylish statement.
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Heads up for a new trend alert: embroidery. This leather Indian Paintbrush iPad Clutch ($360) comes with a super hip hand-embroidered triangle print design, which is perfect for weaving into your Fall wardrobe.
The case comes with one big open pocket for storing your iPad, but no one is stopping you from using this for toting a PlayBook, Xoom, or Galaxy Tab, or leaving your tablet at home altogether and schlepping this instead of a big tote bag for a hot concert with your pals, weekend brunch, or all of the above.
There's nothing more satisfying than someone stopping you and asking with a tinge of envy, "Where did you get that?" Here are five amazing, totally original jewelry lines that you should check out right now if you want to get asked that question. Some are vintage and luxe, others are laid-back casual — and they're all drool-worthy. Click through to see for yourself.
We're showing off our love for statement pieces this week with some slick picks from Alexander Wang, Lizzie Fortunato, Charlotte Ronson, and Rag & Bone. A pair of tortoise sunnies from Illesteva come in a unique unexpected olive green hue, sherpa lined suede booties add functional height, and we heart this catchy calendar featuring the best music lyrics of all time.
Left to right: Alexander Wang Noemi Leather Boots ($685), Illesteva Olive Tortoise Sunglasses ($160), Rag & Bone Hayle Cropped Mohair-blend Sweater ($645), Lizzie Fortunato Desert Bracelet ($80), The Wild Unknown Best Lyrics Ever Calendar ($30), Charlotte Ronson Booties ($150, originally $215)
It's all about buttoning and bundling up right now, but that doesn't mean you have to forgo your favorite necklace. Instead, try out a shorter collar style, like this standout Lizzie Fortunato Multicolored Collar Necklace ($395), and wear it over a simple button-down down blouse, or mix prints and pair it with this J.Crew striped turtleneck. Shop more picks from Opening Ceremony, Celine, Alexander Wang, and Gap to complete the look.
Prim and posh, top to bottom: Lizzie Fortunato Multicolored Collar Necklace ($395), Urban Renewal Cord & Fleece Blazer ($68), Theory Black Pocket Blouse ($190), Tre Vero Skinny Belt ($49), J. Jill bamboo crew socks ($8), Gap Slim Crop Pants ($50), Kors Michael Kors Sandra High Heel Bootie ($295), Celine Top Handle Bag ($1,800)
In the navy, top to bottom: Lizzie Fortunato Multicolored Collar Necklace ($395), J.Crew Stripe Turtleneck ($40), Proenza Schouler Toggle Coat ($1,872), Alexander Wang Grey Wool Mini ($425), See by Chloe Ribbed Tights ($38, originally $85), Fallon Victoria Fair Isle XL Cuff ($262), Opening Ceremony Wedge Boots ($483)
Urban Outfitters just got an extra boost of cool factor with its new Studio Collection jewels. Now, don't get these quality baubles twisted with its cheap(er) accessories line. The Studio Collection — commissioned by jewelry experts such as Calourette, Dara Ettinger, and Lizzie Fortunato — are made with care using natural stones, sterling silver, and enamel. However, expert craftsmanship comes at a price: pieces range from $60 to $483. Peruse through to see our top 10 picks.
A trip exploring India inspired boho-luxe jewelry designers, Elizabeth and Kathryn Fortunato's covetable spring 2010 collection. We couldn't be more excited about the first of the oversized, raw-edged bib necklaces embellished with tulle, mesh, chain, and rope making their way into Kirna Zabete. The four styles above just arrived online and in-store today.
Marc Jacobs and Lorenzo Martone were not married in St. Barts last week, but may be planning March nuptials.
T magazine names the Nifty 50: America's up-and-coming talented young designers, models, artists, chefs, filmmakers and more.
Pringle of Scotland is partnering with London's Serpentine Gallery to commission a group of artists to create works inspired by Pringle's 195-year-long heritage.
Get at first look at Lizzie Fortunato's accessory collection for Urban Outfitters.
Swarovski contributed over 14,000 antique and costume jewelry pieces to the film The Young Victoria, all of which are exact replicas of Queen Victoria's gems.
Heidi Klum designs a 15-piece maternity collection for A Pea in the Pod.
Prada denies report that it is in talks to sell a sake of the company to Richemont.
Armani "plans to open at least ten hotels and resorts within the next ten years." The first of which will be opening in Dubai on March 18.
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