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Where fashion meets attitude. The collection brings you the best of both worlds: fashion-forward, attitude-driven style in a shoe that understands the value of performance. The limited-edition collection includes a lineup of sneakers, athletic flats, and sandals modernized with fresh fabrications, sleek silhouettes, and trendy colors.
It's been a busy week with the start of New York Fashion Week, but you better believe I've been keeping a close eye on those stylish celebs. This week's gang is mostly fancied up — George Clooney's girl Elisabetta Canalis worked the red carpet in teal blue Roberto Cavalli, Eva Mendes balanced sexy and elegant, and Penelope Cruz experimented with a new color. But in my humble opinion, Alexis Bledel stole the show in her one-shoulder Christian Siriano.
Thrilling. That best describes The Rachel Zoe Project premiere last night. The glamour, the gowns, the jewels, the tension — I knew I would be hooked the second time around, what about you?
Modern mules are back with a vengeance. I know, it's hard to step out of your comfort zone, but Fab has your back. Notice how new cuts range from feminine and sexy to hard rock cool.
As if hearing the man behind Chanel isn't thrilling enough, we chatted with sweetheart designer Zac Posen at the opening of Chanel's mobile art pavilion. He looked quite dapper — he was one of the few who actually bundled up — and joshed around with Karl, aw. Zac was very kind and spoke profoundly about his process.
Leave it to Beyonce to look as Fab at an airport as she does on the red carpet. I respect that. This is a woman who says her dressed-down look includes "a nice shirt, nice jeans, and stilettos."
Miley Cyrus stopped by Guitar Center over the weekend, presumably to invest in a new rockin' instrument. To look the part of cool musician, she wore Rachel Pally's star dress, a black cropped vest, and red Chucks. She balanced her girliness via a macho watch, a pair of geometric sunnies, and a colorful striped bag.
While Stella McCartney brightened up her resort, Donna Karan lightened things up. The designer called her 2009 resort line, "Bonjour New York." Well, bonjour Donna!
Olsen pal Jenni Kayne brings a piece of LA to the New York scene — and I, for one, am glad she does. Her Fall collection is a nice balance of grunge-inspired plaids, fine tuned menswear pieces, and maxi-length feminine skirts and dresses.
Prints and bright hues are sparse, but when they do show up, the leopard, fuchsia, patchwork, and yellow all work to great effect.
Check Out the New Force in Fashion This Season, New Balance For Nine West
Where fashion meets attitude. The collection brings you the best of both worlds: fashion-forward, attitude-driven style in a shoe that understands the value of performance. The limited-edition collection includes a lineup of sneakers, athletic flats, and sandals modernized with fresh fabrications, sleek silhouettes, and trendy colors.
This Week's Fab Faves
It's been a busy week with the start of New York Fashion Week, but you better believe I've been keeping a close eye on those stylish celebs. This week's gang is mostly fancied up — George Clooney's girl Elisabetta Canalis worked the red carpet in teal blue Roberto Cavalli, Eva Mendes balanced sexy and elegant, and Penelope Cruz experimented with a new color. But in my humble opinion, Alexis Bledel stole the show in her one-shoulder Christian Siriano.
FabSugar Exclusive: Rachel Zoe, The Morning After
Thrilling. That best describes The Rachel Zoe Project premiere last night. The glamour, the gowns, the jewels, the tension — I knew I would be hooked the second time around, what about you?
Trend Alert: Modern Mules
Modern mules are back with a vengeance. I know, it's hard to step out of your comfort zone, but Fab has your back. Notice how new cuts range from feminine and sexy to hard rock cool.
Fab Blab: Zac Posen Watched the Rachel Zoe Show, Too
As if hearing the man behind Chanel isn't thrilling enough, we chatted with sweetheart designer Zac Posen at the opening of Chanel's mobile art pavilion. He looked quite dapper — he was one of the few who actually bundled up — and joshed around with Karl, aw. Zac was very kind and spoke profoundly about his process.
This Week's Fab Favorite: Beyonce Knowles
Leave it to Beyonce to look as Fab at an airport as she does on the red carpet. I respect that. This is a woman who says her dressed-down look includes "a nice shirt, nice jeans, and stilettos."
Celebrity Style: Miley Cyrus
Miley Cyrus stopped by Guitar Center over the weekend, presumably to invest in a new rockin' instrument. To look the part of cool musician, she wore Rachel Pally's star dress, a black cropped vest, and red Chucks. She balanced her girliness via a macho watch, a pair of geometric sunnies, and a colorful striped bag.
Link Time!!!
- First look: Ralph Lauren’s prep-tastic Olympics uniforms — The Cut
- Mining the Gap: latest leather and/or cotton handbag offerings — Racked
- Rain coat for you bags! — Bag Snob
- Shopping guide: our eyes on Express — Omiru
- Denim bondage: the gladiator vs. jeans — Refinery 29
- See by Chloe Animalia keychains — Purse Blog
- The black boot delivers — Coutorture
- Love it or hate it: Blake Lively's dress — UK FabSugar
- Nine West gets comfy with New Balance — Fashionista
- The Asian model in Allure: stereotyped?
2009 Resort: Donna Karan
While Stella McCartney brightened up her resort, Donna Karan lightened things up. The designer called her 2009 resort line, "Bonjour New York." Well, bonjour Donna!
New York Fashion Week, Fall 2008: Jenni Kayne
Olsen pal Jenni Kayne brings a piece of LA to the New York scene — and I, for one, am glad she does. Her Fall collection is a nice balance of grunge-inspired plaids, fine tuned menswear pieces, and maxi-length feminine skirts and dresses.
Prints and bright hues are sparse, but when they do show up, the leopard, fuchsia, patchwork, and yellow all work to great effect.
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