Marc Jacobs's Spring 2013 mainline collection may have been all about restrained sensuality, but his secondary line was clearly all about fun. As in the thing that girls just wanna have. It came spelled with a capitol F, and it touched everything from the pastel striped runway to the 1982 electropop playing on the speakers to the Cyndi Lauper scarfs wrapped atop the models' heads.
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As for the clothes, well, they were pretty jazzy too. Lots of wacky geometric prints, riotous hues, and plenty of washed-out denim and stripes. On boxy tops, shoulder-padded blazers, flouncy skirts, and peg-leg pants — which came tight-rolled at the ankle, remember that? — it made for a pretty energetic offering. Pile it on, and turn it up, the designer seemed to be saying. And really, why not? There's nothing much more fun than that.
Marc by Marc Jacobs Spring 2013
Let's talk positive: the Marc by Marc Jacobs show was about as upbeat as you get, with models in bright layers right up to their patterned turbans bouncing down the runway to the tune of "Can't You Feel It" by Time. If you love color and pattern, MMJ Spring 2013 will be at the top of your Spring shopping list. Check out all the pictures from the Marc by Marc Jacobs Spring 2013 collection, and come back soon for our full review.
Steal the Spotlight in This Week's Most Spectacular Celebrity Styles
Welcome to Friday, the end of the week, the beginning of the weekend, and, most importantly, the magical day where we reveal CelebStyle's top stars of the week. Our winners really turned it out this week from mixed-print masterpieces to fresh updates on classic color combos to Western-inspired ensembles we are totally coveting. Diane Kruger fused stripes, florals, and polka dots in Paris, Selita Ebanks accented her streamlined NYC look with snakeskin pumps and a neon green Marc by Marc Jacobs clutch, while Camila Alves went Western in a purple floral-accent dress and embroidered Mexicana cowboy boots. And let's not forget Kim Kardashian, Anne Hathaway, Portia de Rossi, Jessica Alba, and Michelle Williams, who donned spectacular styles of their own. Take a much-deserved break for your busy Friday to get a closer look at our trendsetting standouts, then shop their looks for yourself.
Neon Bags Add Major Sass — Selita Ebanks's Neon Green Clutch Is Proof
Model Selita Ebanks was chic in an off-white tuxedo blazer and snakeskin pumps at a Moet & Chandon party in NYC, but it was her neon green Marc by Marc Jacobs clutch that really transformed her look. In a matter of seconds, Selita's ensemble was taken to a totally sassy place and all it took was a bold bag. If you've been avoiding neon purses, draw inspiration from Selita and add one to your mix. It can be anything from neon yellow to pink to orange to green. The possibilities are many and so fun to dabble with. To get Selita's exact look, shop similar pieces below.

Marc by Marc Jacobs Inspires This Cool, Colorful Nail Art
The usual Marc Jacobs girl packed her bags from New York City and set her sights on Portland, OR, the inspiration for the Marc by Marc Jacobs 2013 Resort Collection. Jacobs paid homage to decades past, featuring models with pastel hair in eye-catching stripes. We're especially loving the red, geometric patterns that nearly popped off the cloth — and did pop on our hands in the form of nail art. Manicure courtesy of Mars the Salon. On Kirbie: H&M.
Taylor Swift's Retro Look: Red Polka-Dot Bikini and Striped Shorts
Taylor Swift exuded retro chic while hanging out with boyfriend Conor Kennedy and his dad, Robert Kennedy Jr., at his family's house in Hyannis, MA. The singer sported a red halter polka-dot bikini top and navy-and-white striped Marc by Marc Jacobs shorts ($104, originally $148) on bottom. Taylor then completed her vintage look by tying a printed bandana around her head and painting her lips red. Before Summer comes to a close, be sure to mimic Taylor's vacation look by pairing a similar polka-dot bikini top with striped shorts. Don't forget to dress your head with a printed scarf for that signature Taylor Swift aesthetic. Shop similar pieces below to get started.

Glee Style: Lea Michele Goes Superchic in a White Blazer
Lea Michele and her Glee castmates filmed scenes for an upcoming episode in NYC, and Lea's character Rachel looked impeccably chic in a black-and-white ensemble. Her onscreen style is normally less sexy and more geeky chic, so this polished nighttime ensemble is a fabulous change and one that is easy to re-create. Up top Lea wore a black tank topped with a crisp white Theyskens' Theory blazer ($675), while on bottom she donned short black shorts with black platform Marc by Marc Jacobs pumps ($295). A gold nameplate necklace and a black Marc by Marc Jacobs bag ($258) completed her TV style. Throw your white blazer over an all-black look to mimic Lea's onscreen style for your next night out. To get started, shop similar pieces below.

DIY: Striped Clutch Inspired By the Runways!
Bold, brilliant stripes graced the runways at Marc by Marc Jacobs, Proenza Schouler, and J.Crew, which inspired us to create a fun DIY around this playful print! Today, we're showing you how to make a vibrant striped clutch that is easy to make and stylish to wear. All you need is a clutch, spray paint, and masking tape — simple, right?
Blake Lively Dons a Blue Marc by Marc Jacobs Dress For Gossip Girl
Blake Lively reported to the NYC set of Gossip Girl wearing this blue Marc by Marc Jacobs tie-waist silk dress ($398). Pops of bright accessories included green and pink drop earrings, bright coral cutout Christian Dior sandals, and a floral-printed shoulder bag. To get Serena's onscreen look in your city, shop her exact dress, this New York & Co. sleeveless blue wrap dress ($50) or this Donna Morgan pleated blue halter dress ($158) if you prefer a longer hemline. Match your pick with bold accoutrements like Blake did on set, and you'll get the Gossip Girl look minus the drama.

Marc by Marc Jacobs Resort 2013
Marc Jacobs cited Portland, OR, and Tokyo as reference points for his Resort 2013 Marc by Marc Jacobs collection — and both cities' respective influence was plenty present. It made for an intriguing fashion mashup, one that was heavily peppered with Jacobs's signature thrift-shop eclecticism. There were military anoraks in washed-out denim, crewneck sweatshirts in jumbo stripes, cargo pants in camo-floral prints, and — for those who really love nostalgia — Jacobs's grunge-era face emblazoned on limited-edition tees and sweatshirts. The dream of the '90s is alive, indeed.
Photos: Courtesy of Marc by Marc Jacobs


