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Bebe Geometric Button Down Top: Love It or Hate It?
Spring is all about the geometric prints, so this Bebe Geometric Button Down Top ($79) is right on-trend. But something about it is a little garish — the coloring, maybe — is it just me?
Take all of my Love It or Hate It Polls here!
Diane von Furstenberg Ungaro Mini Dress: Love It or Hate It?
How would you like to walk around with a diamond-shaped bullseye fronting your dress? Here's your chance, with Diane von Furstenberg's Ungaro Mini Dress, $525, which takes the geometric print trend to the extreme.
It's very mod, and has an interesting combination of colors: the red, the orange...but are you feelin' it?
Who Wore It Better? Giambattista Valli Yellow, Black and White Fab Frock
One of my newest favorite designers is proving to be a fave amongst the glitterati as well. This Giambattista Valli bold geometric strapless dress is just so awesome; I envy both of these ladies. While I prefer SJP with her hair down - her face is just so long - I prefer SJP's minimal look and swirly black shoes.
Trend Alert: Geometry
As much as my mom will tell you I was a good student at math, I hated Geometry. I don't know what it was but I struggled with angular equations; I think it's a left-brain right-brain thing. I did enjoy Algebra though...Enough about my brain, point is: I'd rather wear Geometry than learn it!
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Celeb Style: Malin Akerman
Malin Akerman alluded to utmost ladylike style at the All Inclusive premiere in Germany today. I love how her slim, high-waisted pencil skirt provided maximum elongation — what a cool styling trick! To add a dose of color and brightness, the actress donned a purple geometric print top and blue suede platform pumps by Sergio Rossi.
Alexander Wang Geometric Sweatpants: Love It or Hate It?
Hammer don't hurt 'em. OK, these Alexander Wang Geometric Sweatpants, ($395) aren't exactly like the ones MC Hammer wore back in the day, but they come in a close second. We know Wang's all about the '80s, but these pants take it to the next level.
Matthew Williamson For H&M Burns Through Foggy San Fran
Breathe in, breathe out. This was me last night when trying to fall asleep. You know when you're so excited for something insomnia ensues and obsession overpowers?
2009 Fall Paris Fashion Week: Dries Van Noten
Dries continues to deliver just the right thing at just the right time. While others are delivering dark, moody collections, or '80s overload, Dries welcomed a saturated sportswear inspired by the paintings of Francis Bacon. The designer noted, "Bacon’s subjects are disturbing, but so, also, his use of color is disturbing.” The result is muted tones against vivid chartreuse, pumpkin, periwinkle, and saffron.
LA Fashion Week, Spring 2009: Lauren Conrad
I'm sure it was a raging afterparty because it looks like our Hills heroine put on a successful Lauren Conrad Collection runway show last night. Her Spring lineup was inspired by the beauty of Spring. OK, that's sort of ambiguous — allow me to elaborate.
Milan Fashion Week, Spring 2009: Gucci
Not that she ever lost it, but Frida got her groove back. It's taken the designer a few seasons to really make a splash at the house of Gucci, and splashy this Spring collection is. With attendees like Rihanna and Rachel Zoe, I'm sure the aquarium colors and provocative shapes impressed.
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