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Trend Alert: Architectural Hemlines

FabSugar — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 06:50:22 PDT

Architectural hemlines - not to be confused with their funkier counterpart - are all about geometrics. Whether it's a slight dip down, full-on asymmetrical cut, or intricate layers, these uneven hems give off a fresh vibe no matter the occasion. Peep January Jones wearing a beautiful, off-balance creation by Versace at the ESPY Awards in LA. So fine.

Celebrity Style: Miranda Kerr

FabSugar — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 10:09:46 PDT

There are two reasons I'm envious of Australian model Miranda Kerr. First, she's dating and vacationing with Orlando Bloom and second, she has legs the length of the Eiffel Tower! Now that I got that off my chest, we can move on to her cool, casual style. On her aforementioned romantic getaway, Miranda exuded an easy-going vibe that all vacation-goers should master. She threw on a white V-neck tee, black high-waisted shorts, and some wedge espadrilles. No fuss, no fluff - just the way a vacation ought to be.

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New York Fashion Week, Fall 2008: Shipley & Halmos

FabSugar — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 14:00:22 PST

The former designers of Trovata debuted their first collection for Shipley & Palmos at New York Fashion Week, and I for one was impressed.

Highly wearable and modern, these well-tailored pieces feel fresh. At a time when so many designers don't know when to simplify their creations - I'm looking at you Project Runway contenders! - these designs, for men and women, seem just right.

Smart jackets, tulip skirts, and everyday blouses walked through a surreal door stage. A couple colors, plum and canary yellow, provided some pop, while an ivory and black paisley print was whimsy. The simple dresses were the perfect backdrop for some standout jewels. I'm keeping my eyes on these California boys . . .

Click here to see a cool video of the men at work.

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