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4 Best of 2010: Accessories Trend of the Year
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7 Look of the Day: Turbanista
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The turban has been around a loooong time, had a resurgence in the late '60s and early '70s when Elizabeth Taylor and Marisa Berenson showed how cool they could be, and is once again making a comeback. SJP looked glam in SATC2, Moschino showed them on the runway, Arlenis Sosa sizzled in a swimsuit/turban combo, and we spotted this navy and brown spotted turban from Anthropologie ($178), with Read more
While the turban could be set to make a big comeback, it appears that Etsy-er CallaAdriano is hoping it makes its resurgence in studded form. Available in her store are these embellished creations ($35), featuring turbans in various shades (like black, violet ombré, and dark blue), all dressed up with metallic spikes. Each one is handmade, and she'll even customize a design for you according to Read more
This look from Fab reader Miss Ife instantly brought a smile to my face; it's cool, funky, and totally fashion-forward. She wore a pair of dark denim high-waisted jeans, a gray top and white blazer. Then, she loaded up on the accessories — a bright yellow clutch, multicolored beaded necklace, and a pair of thin hoop earrings. The pièce de résistance of her look was a hot pink, artfully Read more
There are two things that become even more important once Spring rolls around: accessorizing and sun protection. Lucky for you, Fab fashionistas, we've got you covered in both areas — we've rounded up a variety of Spring-ready hats and sunnies that will blend seamlessly into your current wardrobe and keep you safe and chic. Click through to see all 20 Fab-approved toppers and sunglasses, and Read more
Strutting in the desert has never looked so chic as it does on Fab reader azuppas. Drop everything you're doing and draw inspiration from her effortless yet totally styled look. The brown maxiskirt meshes perfectly with the background, while her black sweater, turban, and wedges provide chic contrast. Work it girl! Congrats to azuppas! Everyone else, submit your looks, and I might feature you on Read more
It was quite the year for the accessory-obsessed: there were definitely loads of baubles, bags, and footwear to drool over! Any fashionista worth her weight in gold tried at least one of these cool crazes, if not all of them. In 2010, we got schooled by chic backpacks, wrapped up in stylish turbans, and swallowed alive by giant knuckle rings. Our feet were festooned with tough motorcycle Read more
If you haven't yet been sucked in by the turband — turban + headband ($26-$32) — what are you waiting for? Gold Saturn's creations are the perfect Summer accessory, a good way to ease into the turban trend a la Kate Moss without going full-blown. Tie-dye, denim, leopard, hearts, stripes, Missoni-inspired knits — your biggest dilemma will be, which one to choose? Read more
I've long wanted to dabble with the turban trend, but have been hesitant for fear I'll look silly. Thanks to Gold Saturn, now I can dabble with confidence. They've created the part turban, part headband Turband — thick enough to resemble a real turban but thin enough to not envelope your entire head. The best part is that there's a style for everyone: purple and gray tie-dye, black and red Read more
Keeping up with my hat kick, headgear was an interesting trend for Spring 2007. At Derek Lam (shown) graphic patterned scarves were wrapped around the head creating colorful turbans. Other designers experimented with thick, layered headbands and babushka-like concoctions. Marc Jacobs collaborated with Stephen Jones to create metallic caps for his namesake collection and rosette corsages for Read more
Last night the FiFi Awards highlighted the top fragrances of the year, but it was Nicole Richie's updo that really stole the show. "For the awards we wanted to put Nicole's hair up, but make it different than the topknot we do often," explained stylist Charley Brown. "[We wanted] something larger to balance the drama of the dress, but keeping it chic, cool, and easy." And while the design looks Read more
