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Trend Alert: Big Blooms
It's time to scout your holiday dress of the season, and how can you resist the sweet smell of big blooms? Leighton sparkled in this blue, brush-painted rose silk bow front dress with patent belt by Prabal Gurung. If feminine and frilly is your thing, this is your lucky season.
Fab Redux: A Rose Is a Rose Is a Rose Is a Rose
Time to stop and smell the roses!
If you're in the mood for girly, consider these vintage nude heels ($48), particularly if you're a size 8. They're from the '70s, and have a cute fabric rosette center — perfect for a feminine Spring frolic.
Trend Alert: Rosey Toes
I'm beginning to feel like my plain old shoes are, well, plain. After checking out twinkle toes and 24/7 flats, we know have the option of rosey toes. I'm on the fence; I've always had a love/hate relationship with rosettes and it seems they are blossoming yet again.
SATC Movie Sneak Peek! Carrie's Flower Power Dress: Love It or Hate It?
Behold, SJP's second outfit as Carrie Bradshaw, the movie! It's different from the green getup we saw her in a couple days ago, but equally unique.
This white number is extra dramatic thanks to the oversized flower perched on the shoulder, a throwback to SATC Season 3.
Trend Alert: Wake Up and Smell The Roses!
While I know some of you aren't fans of smelling like roses, what about wearing roses? Rosettes and big bloomers were aplenty on the Spring runways, so get ready to wear your heart on your sleeve - literally. Here are a few of my designer and non-designer picks:
Rebecca Taylor Rosette Minidress, $372.
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Fab Flash: Gucci Ups Its UNICEF Holiday Campaign
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Every year, Gucci prepares a UNICEF holiday campaign, but this year, the company is increasing its efforts. First, it raised its contribution to UNICEF by 5 percent; consequently, 25 percent of the revenues from the sale of seasonal gifts will go to helping the organization.
Another addition is a special edition Gucci for UNICEF bag, which is the traditional Indy canvas bag with a special rosette design.
Celebrity Style: Kate Bosworth
Kate Bosworth worked the rosettes in her Alice + Olivia dress while dining out with her boyfriend at Il Sole restaurant in LA. Another trend she was working was leggings. I would have preferred her bare-legged in this case because the dress is pretty enough to stand on its own.
Herve Leger Asymmetric Rosette Bandage Dress: Love It or Hate It?
I don't blame the designers at Herve Leger for sticking to the recipe. The bandage dresses have taken Hollywood by storm. His latest creation, the Asymmetric Rosette Bandage Dress ($1,690), has me in a tizzy.
Who Wore It Better? Marchesa Red Rosette Dress
This one's a toughie considering both Lake Bell and Marchesa designer Georgina Chapman wore Marchesa's red rosette dress the same exact way. Their red satin shoes and pulled-back hair are the same, but Lake opted for a red snakesin clutch at the What Happens in Vegas UK premiere, while Georgina went with a glittery silver one at the 2008 CFDA Awards. Although Georgina designed the dress, I think Lake has more natural ability to pull off such a funky shoulder detail.
Celebrity Style: Audrina Patridge
The Cloverfield premiere in LA looked more like a party for The Hills. Audrina Patridge was among the more conservatively dressed cast members present, and she looked simple and cute in her green Phillip Lim minidress. Check out the darling swirl appliqués around the neck.
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