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10 Hot New (Totally Wearable) Eyeliner Shapes For Fall

BellaSugar — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 06:01:37 PDT

Eyeliner is one of the most useful tools in any woman's beauty arsenal, and you shouldn't be afraid to use it. You can convey almost endless moods and looks with the moderation of just two little lines. There's nothing more simple, or more effective, in going from day to night, and it looks good on everyone. So I've put together 10 of the prettiest looks from the ramps with short explanations - they each achieve a different effect, but they all look hot. Click through and see which ones strike your fancy.

Tech Highlights From Past Fashion Weeks

GeekSugar — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 11:25:18 PDT

I love it when tech shows up in fashion, which is why I always keep my eyes peeled when Fashion Week rolls around. Just because I love following tech trends, doesn't mean I don't love fashion - but I especially love it when they both join forces! Here are some of my favorite tech fashion partnerships from previous years.

Guess Who Designed the Fall Runway Look!

FabSugar — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 12:00:08 PDT

Even though it's hot out, I can't seem to keep my hands - or wallet - away from the Fall goodies in stores. Perhaps it's a consequence of those Fall glimpses. In the past two days, I purchased a semisheer black sweater, a thin dolman-sleeve cardi, and a nubby funnel neck scarf. While you revel in the remaining days of Summer, gear up for the next season by taking my Fall runway quiz.

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Who designed this funky ensemble for Fall?

Cutting Edge Designs From Japan Fashion Week

FabSugar — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 03:00:22 PDT

Japan, known for its fashion-forward thinking and avant garde designs, is a mecca for the fearless. It should come as no surprise that its Fall Fashion Week shouldn't be any different. So far, we've spotted a ton of talent on the runway ranging from rock star frocks from G.V.G.V. to Sachio Kawasaki's space age offerings, seen left. Check out our slideshow to see some of our favorite looks from Japan Fashion Week!

Funky Fashions at LA Fashion Week

FabSugar — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 12:00:22 PDT

LA Fashion Week is a lot smaller than say New York or Paris, but don't be fooled by its diminutive size. We spotted some fabulous collections overflowing with cutting-edge design and artistry. From Grecian gowns to Rick Owens-inspired jackets, LA had lots. Check out our favorite stuff from the week!

Paris Fashion Week Beauty: The Haute Hits and Misses

BellaSugar — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 15:00:52 PDT

And so, Paris Fashion Week comes to a close. Chanel, Dior, Louis Vuitton, Alexander McQueen - OK, especially McQueen - all showed their visions for Fall 2009. Since Parisian shows tend to be more over-the-top and wildly creative than their New York counterparts, there's plenty to see here. If the trends translate to the sidewalk from the runway, expect to see matte red lips and updos galore this Fall. And maybe, just maybe, some terrifying clown lips.

Celebrity Style: Alexa Chung

FabSugar — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 11:04:27 PDT

Alexa Chung hit the Paris fashion circuit looking casually sexy at the Louis Vuitton show. The European stylista wore a long navy cardigan, black hose, and standout Luxotica-inspired Louis Vuitton platform sandals. A dainty star necklace and silver ring complete her perfectly messy ensemble.

Trina Turk Women's Chunky Short Sleeve V-Neck Cardigan and "Sunny Flower" Silk Georgette Montego Dress - Sold Out	Jonathan Aston 40 Denier Matt tights - Sold Out
Sam Edelman 'Malik' Sandal - Sold Out	Rebecca Minkoff Neon Trim Chain Clutch - Sold Out
Little Star Necklace - Sold Out	Hammered Shield Ring - Sold Out
Sterling Silver Cubic Zirconia Earring Heart Stud - Sold Out

Check out CelebStyle for lots more celebrity street style!

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Kate and Jamie Enjoy a Little More Fashion Week Revelry

PopSugar — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 16:30:08 PDT

Kate Moss left the Ritz hotel in Paris this afternoon after yet another evening of parties. She wore a silver gown to walk the red carpet with a dressed up Jamie at Fendi's VIP party last night, where Kate downed a couple drinks and danced while watching Beth Ditto perform on stage. In typical Kate style, it seems like she's enjoying the bashes more than the actual clothes during Fall Fashion Week in both France and England - leading some to speculate that she's putting in face time ahead of landing another big campaign.

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To see more of Kate's big night, just read more.

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2009 Fall Paris Fashion Week: Louis Vuitton

FabSugar — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 14:00:22 PDT

As Paris Fashion Week bids us adieu, Marc Jacobs fashioned a feast of a finale. With an eclectic mix of baroque, volume, and - you guessed it - the '80s, Fall's Vuitton babe is divinely decked. This collection was not shy on color; crimson, canary yellow, salmon, and emerald created a robust palette, while nude and black balanced. Splattered and cosmic prints also tickled the eyes. Volume, i.e. folds, curves, loops, were festooned asymmetrically and in opposing colors creating flirtatious dimension.

This was mostly a runway of legs, as skirts and dresses reigned; however, boots were ultra thigh-high, creating the illusion of pants. The comic touch this time around was crinkled bunny ears fastened onto delicious Bardot chignons. In keeping with the French splendor of the house, where drama roams free, this was another high-inducing collection by monsieur Jacobs.

For more lavish Louis Vuitton, read more.

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The Monsters of Paris Fashion Week

FabSugar — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 05:00:22 PDT

Paris Fashion Week is no stranger to the avant-garde. In the fashion capital, the crazier, the better. But some designers take the concept of fashion-forward to a whole new level. Comme des Garçons, Maison Martin Margiela, Manish Arora (who often provides costumes for Katy Perry), and Viktor & Rolf are some of the orchestrators who liven up the Parisian catwalks. Face paint, fuzzy helmets, and antlers (left) are just the tip of the iceberg. Let the kookiness begin.

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