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Celeb Style: Liv Tyler

Hannah Weil — Tue, 07 Dec 2010 13:00:03 PST

If you're in need of a how-to on styling festive feathers, Liv Tyler offers up the perfect lesson. She took to the red carpet last night, mixing a feathered statement skirt with a classic black tee and blazer ($120, originally $218). She let chic jewels ($30) and a splash of sequins dazzle up the look. Click the items above to shop a similar look.

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Fab Finger Discount: Marciano Kendra Knotted Pearl Necklace

FabSugar — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 09:00:22 PST

Pearls are classic, but there are times when one craves a good mix of classic and funky. This Marciano Kendra Knotted Pearl Necklace ($20, originally $58) is it. The hematite-colored beads lend ruggedness, while the twisting and knotting effect make it trendy. It's like pirate's booty, only more refined. Throw it on over a casual tee, boyfriend blazer, and dark denim jeans - basic to bam in a sec.

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Fragrance Review: Guess by Marciano

BellaSugar — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 16:02:02 PDT

Right off the bat I was just a tad wary of the new Guess by Marciano ($65) fragrance. I'm just not sure I'm the glamorous, "trend-setting woman" it is tailored toward. That aside, I took a sniff with an open mind.

At first smell, it is a strong, sweet fragrance. The initial scents are sugary and floral, with a slightly spicy finish. The top notes of grapefruit and Curacao orange are basically undetectable, whereas the secondary notes of peony, honeysuckle, and jasmine are much more evident. But it's the base notes of vanilla and dulce de leche that are the most overpowering of all. And, of course, there is the obligatory "musk" thrown in there as well, but the juice is too strongly sweet for me to classify this fragrance as "musky" by any means.

This fragrance actually reminds me a good deal of Paris Hilton's Can Can, a coincidence considering Paris is the face of the Marciano clothing line. It's the same sort of knock-out sugary sweetness that makes me feel ambiguous about it in the end. When I asked two of my guy friends if they would like a woman to smell like this, one said "sure" and the other said "nah." It's not a terrible scent by any measure, but it's too sweet for me.