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Behind the Seams: Loomstate For Target Launch Party

FabSugar — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 11:50:22 -0700

Oh, the perks of being a celebrity. While we have to wait until April 19 for the Loomstate For Target launch, they get to have first dibs days before. But just because we weren't at the launch party doesn't mean we can't spy on the fun. Amy Smart, Kate Mara, Elizabeth Banks, Amber Valetta, Jaime King, and dozens more enjoyed an afternoon together in Venice, CA, socializing and shopping. Trust me, no one left empty-handed, including actress Elizabeth Banks who picked up this adorable bird tote. See what else went down . . .
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Fabworthy: Bop Basics Celebrity-Designed Breast Cancer Tees

FabSugar — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 06:00:22 -0700

October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and our friends at Shopbop are doing their part to contribute to the cause. Currently on sale are celebrity-designed pink tees ($88 each), half of whose proceeds go to Breast Cancer Network of Strength. Sophia Bush (left), Hilary Duff (center), Nicky Hilton (right), Jaime King, Cindy Crawford, and Denise Richards have all lent their artistic talent out of the goodness of their hearts. Now it's your turn to buy the tee you love out of the goodness of your heart.

A Fabby Halloween: Heroin Chic

FabSugar — Wed, 17 Oct 2007 07:00:22 -0700

It was the mid-90s and Kate Moss was the face of Calvin Klein. She and model James King (the blonde pictured below) were the poster children for the waifish, drug-addicted look that is "heroin chic." Pale shiny skin, dark circles under the eyes, messy hair, black clothes, and an affected bored look were all over fashion magazines of the time. In fact, it became so prevalent that President Clinton felt the need to decry the fashion industry for glamorizing heroin.

Throwing together some scuffed-up motorcycle boots, ripped and holey tights, a little tank dress, and a pea coat - all in black -is easy as pie. Ring your eyes with red and smudgy black, keep the hair bedhead-y, and wear some long fingerless gloves to cover up those imaginary track marks. Make sure you don't forget your handy dandy tourniquet and ciggy case. Voila! You're fashion at its worst...or best, depending on who you talk to!

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