The stars spread some holiday cheer last night at Gap's new 8,000-square-foot concept store in Soho. The always-adorable Becki Newton and Emmy Rossum stopped by and tried on scarves and hats. The City's Roxy Olin also made a cameo and left with a bag full of goodies.
I always get stuck when it comes to buying gifts for all the young dudes. This holiday, I've come prepared with a selection of fresh gifts for every type: the musical genius, fresh skateboarder, tech-savvy, and sports enthusiast. What boy wouldn't love these awesome Von Zipper Chakkra Gloss Ski Goggles ($95).
I recently got an intense urge to fill my closet with a ton of cozy chic sweaters. You know what spurred it? Daria Werbowy's delicious hooded sweater in Vogue Nippon.
Liv Tyler attended the Stella McCartney for GapKids pop-up store soiree in Beverly Hills yesterday looking cute as ever in head-to-toe, you guessed it, Stella McCartney. Her silk LBD outfit was in tune with the kid-friendly atmosphere, hence the cute bow belt detail, while gold-trimmed pumps upped her sass factor. The finishing touch?
Lilylove delved into the wild, and look what chic things happened. She dazzled her head with a red beret, covered up via a white blazer, rolled up her trousers, and prettied her feet with red pumps. The belt and chain purse complete this beautiful mashup.
Move over miniskirts, there's a new leg-baring style in town: warm woolen shorts. They're on the top of my Winter styling list once the weather cools down because of their tomboyish, yet flirty, appeal. Paired with tights, these cozy shorts will keep you looking stylishly warm all season long.
Our hearts go out to the friends and family of Donald Fisher, co-founder of the Gap, who died on Sunday, in San Francisco. Donald founded the American casual label we all know (and love), with his wife Doris in 1969. The company just celebrated its 40th anniversary.
Let's see, this year we explored models as muses, the year before we dodged superheroes. 2010's Costume Institute will be all about American Woman: Fashioning a National Identity. “The story of the American woman is really a story of the power of fashion to shape and define identity,” said Andrew Bolton, curator of the Costume Institute.
Hey Duuuuddde. Hey Dude was one of my favorite Nickelodeon shows in the early '90s. Melody, Brad, Ted, and Danny made rancher life look so cool.
Gone are the days when striped button-down tops reminded us of "office" clothes. Nowadays, I'm seeing a new light, a new crop of fresh stripes. They're easy, they're breezy, and they're too cool to pass up.