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There's nothing like a good dose of nature to clear the senses. Model and actress Amber Valletta clearly knows this with her gold bird earrings. Playing on Spring's bi-polar trends, nature inspired jewelry is pretty opposite of the lucite love we've been seeing. So there you have it, Spring jewelry caters to both nature lovers and future lovers. So you're a bit of both are you? Go on, pair them Read more
I have plenty of friends who've commented on how "neat" I am when visiting my apartment — my mother was particularly impressed, score! But behind closed doors, polish is nowhere to be found. I like to refer to my shoe collection as the Leaning Tower of Pisa, and for the life of me, I can't seem to keep my shirts and sweaters folded. The most shameful place, though, is my jewelry collection. I Read more
The designer duo behind eveningwear brand Badgley Mischka just launched shoes under their contemporary Mark and James line. We visited Mark and James (the men) for the launch at Bloomingdale's in New York to get a first peek at the very pretty and chic new shoe line — which retails for under $300 — and get the inside scoop on their inspiration. FabSugar: Congratulations! What was the Read more
Our outfits would be nothing without the extra spark of an amazing piece of jewelry, so with Fall around the bend, we're looking out for the latest shapes and coolest colors. Since we've already covered our love for statement cuffs, slick earrings, and standout rings, we're shifting our enthusiasm toward the new breed of necklaces. Fall's new batch hones in on geometric shapes, natural elements Read more
Olivia Palermo is one of our favorite street style experts, but her latest gig far surpasses the streets. Palermo has been snatched up by fine jewelry brand Carrera y Carrera to be the face of its latest collection, Mediterraneo. Palermo looks beautiful wearing the Spanish brand's nature- and art-inspired collection, such as decadent gold shell rings and diamond-studded starfish necklaces. So Read more
Inspired by the list of the upcoming fitness trends generated by the American College of Sports Medicine, I have started my own list of how working out will evolve in 2009. The ancient practice of yoga is flexible enough (bad pun, I know) to mix with almost any other form of exercise or prop. The folks over at Crunch have been dreaming up trend-setting classes for years now, and their latest Read more
