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Celebrity Style

Celeb Style: Jena Malone

We're completely taken with Jena Malone's subtle evening style.

We're completely taken with Jena Malone's subtle evening style. We love how she plays with proportion — adding an oversize blazer ($485) to her sleek Cushnie et Ochs knit gown — and color, with a pair of cheeky red platforms ($148). It's understated and just a little playful. If you're looking for the same minimalist-chic, just click the items above to shop.




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New York Fashion Week

2011 Fall New York Fashion Week: Rachel Comey

One look at the blogger-filled front row — including the lovely model/photographer Hanneli Mustaparta — and it was clear who Rachel Comey embraces: the independent girl.
Fall 2011 New York Fashion Week: Rachel Comey

One look at the blogger-filled front row — including the lovely model/photographer Hanneli Mustaparta — and it was clear who Rachel Comey embraces: the independent girl. She said so in her post-show interview: "I look at my friends, girls on the street, people doing something interesting." Her collection was tailored for those who love femininity but not in any cookie-cutter way: bold ikat prints, cropped silk pants, chunky knits in fitted silhouettes, and a voluminous ankle-length dress are just some highlights. It was an eclectic, bold, and altogether fun collection filled with covetable Comey pieces for the anti-it It girl.

  • Trends: Textured and tailored sweaters, skirt suits, pleats, sheer panels, wide wale corduroy, and velvet detailing.
  • Colors: Peach, maroon, kelly green.
  • Key Looks: A flowy, low-slung silk dress; a wide-collared peacoat over a printed skirt.
  • Accessories: Printed booties to match the ikat pants.
  • Who Would Wear It: The feminine, slightly retro girl who equally loves the '50s and the '70s.
New York Fashion Week

Rachel Comey Looks to Mickey Rourke for Her Fall 2011 Inspiration

>> Rachel Comey's Fall 2011 collection didn't have any specific inspiration — "I was thinking of a woman who tries a little bit with her look, but it comes off in this nice, spontaneous light," she explained backstage, post-show.

>> Rachel Comey's Fall 2011 collection didn't have any specific inspiration — "I was thinking of a woman who tries a little bit with her look, but it comes off in this nice, spontaneous light," she explained backstage, post-show. Unless you count Mickey Rourke, who Comey called out: "He's where I kind of uncovered that idea, I think. I was like, what makes him so charming? Because he's trying really hard, but it's in this way you appreciate."

Comey's Rourkian charmers came out in artfully mussed hair, shrunken sweaters, and cropped pants in bold zig zag or crosshatch patterns, finished with a slight flare at the hem. She even dabbled in an all-corduroy look: a blazer in cinnamon complemented by a full red skirt to match. The pants with pleats flaring at the ankle may be a hard sell, but the same can't be said for the footwear. For followers of Comey's cult of shoes (it seemed as though every blogger in town was front row — Susie Bubble, Fashion Toast's Rumi Neely, Julia Frakes, Hanneli Mustaparta, Bryanboy in an Afro wig . . .), there were zig zag heeled oxfords, green suede wedges, and even some pumps to choose from. And where was Comey headed, post-show? To relax with her son Bruno, born two months ago.

 

 

Shopping

Indie Designers and the Labels We Love Are Up to 50% Off at La Garconne

I dream of a closet full of Rachel Comey, Lim, Rag and Bone, Thakoon, and Vanessa Bruno.
La Garconne Has Indie and Contemporary Designers on Sale

I dream of a closet full of Rachel Comey, Lim, Rag and Bone, Thakoon, and Vanessa Bruno. It seems that La Garconne wants to make that dream come true with their Winter sale, which is filled with fantastic indie and contemporary labels, as well as some pretty luxe pieces at some pretty luxe discounts. While some of the prices are still high, they make investment pieces a lot more affordable. Check out what I'm coveting right now.

Holiday

Psst! 21 Gift Ideas for the Leading Ladies in Your Life

>> Finding a gift for the leading lady in your life — whether that's your BFF, girlfriend, wife, or mother dearest — can be a daunting task; but don't stress, we've got you covered.
Holiday Gift Ideas for Girlfriends, Wives, and Female Friends

>> Finding a gift for the leading lady in your life — whether that's your BFF, girlfriend, wife, or mother dearest — can be a daunting task; but don't stress, we've got you covered. We scoured the web for gifts fitting for every vivacious personality, and this first one highlights the polished prepster – don't we all have one in our lives? Check the slideshow for more presents that are guaranteed to knock the Jimmy Choos off their feet.

Shopping

Fash's Friday Obsessions! A Nordic Trek

As the temperature drops, we're yearning for cozy pieces and statement jewels from the likes of Rag & Bone, Rachel Comey, and J.Crew.

As the temperature drops, we're yearning for cozy pieces and statement jewels from the likes of Rag & Bone, Rachel Comey, and J.Crew. This wool and alpaca-blend patchwork dress is sure to keep you warm, while these forest green clog boots will keep you high and dry. For extra insulation, fuzzy gloves from Sthlminne Limited and a furry hat from Adrienne Landau.




Left to right: Sthlminne Limited Paw Gloves ($295), J.Crew Hourglass Bracelet ($58), Rag & Bone Greville Patchwork Dress ($495), Double Happiness Design Xena Necklace ($135), Adrienne Landau Fur Hat ($195), Rachel Comey Bernard Clog Boots ($328, originally $468)

Shopping

Fash's Friday Obsessions! Clean Lines

This week, we're crushing over clean lines, autumnal hues, and tasteful accessories with a twist.

This week, we're crushing over clean lines, autumnal hues, and tasteful accessories with a twist. To get you in the minimal mood, we suggest this sensational pair of cyan trouser pants from Rachel Comey, sharp wool Marc by Marc Jacobs coat, and a zippered sheath dress from Michael Michael Kors. Our accessory picks, a Billykirk topper, Proenza Schouler PS11 satchel, and Jan Michaels's agate ring finish off the refined vibe.




Left to right: Rachel Comey Cyan A-line Pants ($405), Marc by Marc Jacobs Zelda Wool Coat ($570), Billykirk English Walker Hat ($100), Michael Michael Kors Zip Dress ($130), Proenza Schouler Small Leather PS11 ($1,850), Jan Michaels Black And White Agate Ring ($54)

Shopping

Fash's Friday Obsessions! The Urban Eclectic

We're conjuring up an eclectic mood this week with artifacts like this knit turban beanie from Oak and Wayuu Taya woven bag.

We're conjuring up an eclectic mood this week with artifacts like this knit turban beanie from Oak and Wayuu Taya woven bag. A sturdy pair of red wine boots from Rachel Comey, a Bruce Weber print tee from Versus, and Mara Hoffman print skirt add extra zest to the palette. The piece de resistance? A magnificent feather and chain necklace from Lanvin.




Left to right: Versus Bruce Weber Tee ($195), Rachel Comey Memo Ankle Boot ($345), Oak Turban Beanie ($38), Lanvin Feather Necklace ($545), Wayuu Taya Brown Woven Bag ($120), Mara Hoffman Faux Wrap Mini Skirt ($220)

Shopping

Fall's Top Ten Bags Under $350

>> Fall is the perfect time to invest in a decadent bag, but that doesn't mean you have to spend a ton to look like a million bucks.
Shop the Best Fall 2010 Handbags Under $350

>> Fall is the perfect time to invest in a decadent bag, but that doesn't mean you have to spend a ton to look like a million bucks. Thanks to designers such as Rachel Comey, See by Chloe, and APC, we have proof that smart shopping doesn't have to cramp your style. After scouring the virtual shelves, we found 10 bags — ranging from this Winter perfect embellished bag from Antik Batik to a rad crackled white leather backpack from A.Ok — all under $350.

Trend Alert

Trend Alert: Modern Cowboy Booties

The cowboy boot is a country classic, but the modern cowboy bootie is better suited for the city than the ranch, more punk than prairie.
Rachel Comey at ShopStyle

The cowboy boot is a country classic, but the modern cowboy bootie is better suited for the city than the ranch, more punk than prairie. It's a cool twist on an old favorite; same pointed toe but a sleeker silhouette. Throw on with dresses, trousers, and a slick leather jacket — laid-back, rocker-cool cowgirl in the city.