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Michelle Trachtenberg's Coach Baubles

FabSugar — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 12:00:22 PST

I've liked her since she was tormented little Dawn on Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Michelle Trachtenberg has officially entered the celebrity designer game with a jewelry collection for Coach's Poppy line. We're always a little apprehensive about new celeb collabs, but the whimsical jewels speak for themselves. Her premiere collection is "refined-romantic with attitude." Fawn over Swarovski crystals in light amethyst, black diamond, and clear gemstones mixed with ivory pearls and mismatched hardware. Charms and flowers are undeniably sweet. Learn more about Michelle's design mix on Coach's website and click on to see the goods!

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Meet Poppy, a New Collection From Coach

Sponsor — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 05:45:00 PDT

Poppy is a lot like you: smart, creative, playful, and fun. Check out this assortment of Poppy and fly into Summer with new spirit and style.

See more Poppy at www.coach.com/poppy

Coach Gets Poppy For Summer

BellaSugar — Fri, 28 May 2010 10:10:28 PDT

Since last year's launch of a lower-priced line called Poppy, Coach has been reaching out to a younger shopper. And now, the brand aims to extend its reach with a Poppy scent.

Due in stores this July, the fruity floral fragrance ($35-$60) has an unusual collection of notes: cucumber flower, mandarin, freesia, jasmine, pink water lily, creme brulee, cedarwood, bleached sandalwood, and marshmallow. WWD reports that unlike Coach's earlier scents, Poppy won't launch exclusively at the brand's boutiques. Instead, it'll roll out at department stores for bigger distribution. Think you'll be interested in this bouquet?

Poppy Goes Floral This Fall

Sponsor — Sat, 22 Oct 2011 03:00:45 PDT

Experiment with your romantic side this season with the new Coach Poppy Flower fragrance. Citrus, jasmine petals, water lily, and rose mix with sugared raspberry, apricot, warm hints of musk, and sandalwood to create a unique scent of whimsical beauty. Lighthearted, vibrant, and fresh for Fall, the fragrance is as instantly memorable as the girl who wears it. Purchase the eau de parfum, body lotion, and eau de parfum dual rollerball at Coach or Coach.com, or visit a fine department store to experience the romance.

Use Perfume to Make a Bouquet Smell Lovely Longer

Miriam Lacey — Mon, 22 Aug 2011 10:49:11 PDT

There are few things as lovely as fresh flowers gracing a table, but oftentimes the scent of your bouquet is fast fading or negligible in the first place. Don't despair, though; floral impresario Denise Porcaro, founder of Flower Girl, shared a clever tip while whipping up nosegays for the San Francisco debut of the new Coach fragrance, Poppy Flower. To see what she had to say, just keep reading.

See the 2011 FiFi Awards Nominees

Miriam Lacey — Wed, 30 Mar 2011 10:50:00 PDT

Perfume-ophiles everywhere have been waiting with bated breath for the official announcement of the 2011 FiFi Awards nominees, and now they're here. Each year, The Fragrance Foundation holds its equivalent of the Oscars, awarding the best in perfumery in categories ranging from luxury to indie to mass market.

This year, my picks are Candide, a gorgeous jasmine fragrance from the amazing Mandy Aftel, and Anthropologie's beautiful collaboration with Le Labo, but there are several great scents competing. Want to see if your favorite scored a nomination? Then just keep reading.

Coach Poppy Print Laptop Sleeve: Love It or Leave It?

GeekSugar — Mon, 02 Aug 2010 09:30:36 PDT

Although this laptop sleeve cries out "Spring," it's the kind of thing that could put a smile on someone's face all year-round. The Coach Poppy Print laptop sleeve ($78) fits your 15-inch laptops like a glove, and surrounds them in leather-trimmed goodness. Plus, it's Coach, and if you're a label lover that's all you really need to know.

Personally, I could go either way with this case - I don't despise it, but I'm not gushing with lust, either. Now it's your turn - do you love it, or would you rather leave it?