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Spice up your Holiday ensemble with a collar necklace. This newfound adornment is a happy medium between the old school choker and the classic necklace. It takes form in a wide array of materials ranging from leather and studs to sparkly gems.
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MTV Video Music Awards: Amber Rose
Kanye West arrived with girlfriend Amber Rose on his arm. The model is known for wearing in-your-face duds and tonight is no exception. She looks like a walking snake in her skin-tight snake-print bodysuit.
Celebrity Style: Marisa Tomei
Marisa Tomei was snapped looking incredibly chic on her way to dinner at STK restaurant in LA. Her red trench — collar slightly popped — textured black pants, and peep-toe black patent booties are perfect together. The gunmetal clutch tucked under her arm and gold necklace provide shine without stealing the show.
2009 Critics' Choice Awards: Kristen Bell
While other actresses are trekking the red carpet in floor-sweeping gowns, cutie pie Kristen Bell decided to join the festivities in something short. It's strapless and shiny, though a bit wrinkled. But oh, check out that cool collar necklace.
Fall Glimpse: Neck Fest
If Spring dabbled in statement necklaces, Fall was a full-on neck fest. Nay a dainty necklace here, a dainty necklace there; yay layers of chunky chains (Givenchy), costumey rhinestones (Balenciaga), jagged Swarovski crystals (Burberry), mixed media (Lanvin), and antique Indian masterpieces (McQueen).
The most innovative was perhaps Dries Van Noten (left), who fashioned his super-colorful, and no doubt super-heavy, neck pieces out of other jewelry items: ethnic bangles.
New York Fashion Week, Spring 2009: Phillip Lim
When I said wearing Phillip Lim to his show made me feel confident, it was largely because his Spring offerings are abundantly amazing. Lim's eclecticism came out with an array of functional separates, flirty frocks, kooky accessories and experimental flourishes. Lim provided us a quote from musician Pedro Soler, "That very night, while removing his lavish costume, the bullfighter looked at his past and felt grateful for this suit that calls for a noble body and soul."
Paris Fashion Week, Spring 2008: Viktor & Rolf
After last season, when models walked out attached to their own personal lighting apparatuses, I was curious to see what gimmick Viktor & Rolf would come up with next.
Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren are romancing the harlequin for Spring: Pierrot collars, pom-poms, diamond shapes, and violins were choice motifs. The pretty palette was Chanel-inspired: black, white, blushing pink and peach.
Spring 2008 Couture: Armani Privé
Yet again, Mr. Giorgio Armani presented a drama-filled collection that his best costumer, Cate Blanchett, can easily fall in love with.
Armani Privé came in the form of oversized ruffles, poufy bubble hems, large stand-up collars, fuzzy feathers, overly tiered skirts, and lots of embellishments. And though the designer isn't usually one to overdo accessories, this collection was an exception.
Look of the Day: Country Club Chic
I try to feature all sorts of outfits for the Look of the Day and Phebevenus' ensemble is one that preppy girls everywhere will adore. It's tres country club chic! I especially love the flipped collar and the baby blue/light pink combo.
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