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American Apparel Maternity: Ga Ga or Gag?
Not all expecting mamas are willing to surrender their closet to A Pea in the Pod. Fashion forward ladies can decorate themselves and their bump with American Apparel's edgy and funky maternity clothes — even if the brand is simply labeling belly friendly clothes already in production as "maternity." Regardless, one mama-to-be's dream may be another's worst nightmare.
A Fabby Halloween: Michael Jackson
No doubt, the King of Pop (RIP) will be a popular choice for Halloween this year. Who doesn't want to emulate such saucy style and cool character? Channeling your inner Micheal Jackson requires androgynous dressing: a white tee, loose cropped trousers, a drummer jacket — local thrift stores are filled with treasures from this era.
Look of the Day: Inclement Weather
Most people hate the rain, but not sosupersam. The LA cutie welcomed the inclement weather in a stylish, splash-proof outfit. The green anorak is beyond rad and I fancy her cozy, oversized tube scarf.
A Fabby Halloween: Flashdance Fever
Who can forget Jennifer Beals's sexy moves in '80s cult classic Flashdance — remember that water scene? Sizzle. She alone might have been responsible for the flurry of females dashing to get themselves an oversize sweatshirt and leggings — I know I sure did.
15 Ways to Add Whimsy to Your Wardrobe
Whimsical, playful, comical, eccentric — all ways to describe giving into fanciful notions. Polka dots, bows, sequins, animals, and ruffles are all ways to amuse yourself. I have been in a whimsical fashion mood lately — perhaps Louis Vuitton's bunny ears, coupled with Mary-Kate and Ashley's lace ears, spawned it.
A Fabby Halloween: Rihanna
We have long admired Rihanna's distinct style. We've featured her since she broke out onto the scene — she has since become an icon and an avid fashion show front-rower. One of my coolest New York Fashion Week celeb sightings was Rihanna, at Fashion's Night Out.
Trend Alert: Bubble Shorts
Nicole Richie is back, with a fashion vengeance. Not that she ever left, really. Leave it to Nicole to bust out bubble shorts just weeks after having her second babe.
Link Time!!!
- Frugal snob: Rachel Zoe for QVC — Bag Snob
- A look back at NYFW: Top 10 parties — Lucky
- Ivanka plans for her big day — Brides
- Detroit looks to revive itself through fashion — The Cut
- Falling models and puking interns at 3.1 Phillip Lim — Racked
- Things that happened at House of Holland — Fashionista
- Vivienne Westwood: For the punk-peasant-farm-girl-turned-city-slicker in you — Jezebel
- Naomi Campbell back on the runway for London Fashion Week — Stylelist
- Shopping alert: Get 25 percent any FreeBird handbag — Teen Vogue
- Bijules Spring 2010 collection — Nitrolicious
- Grace Coddington’s favorite Fashion Week moments — Vogue
- Cheap thrill: Cast a web of intrigue with AA's bewitching bodysuit — Refinery 29
Fab Flash: American Apparel Ad Banned
American Apparel is not a brand that shies away from controversy. There have been bottomless tights (and I don't mean footless) and endless revealing ad campaigns, but now it has been announced that the store has gone one step too far resulting in the banning of one of their ads. The UK advertising watchdog has blocked a campaign which it deemed inappropriate as it appeared to feature an under-16 year old girl in a series of images that implied she was "stripping off for an amateur-style photo shoot".
Look of the Day: Burst of Light
Naturegraffiti caught the perfect burst of light in this photo. Notice how the soft tones reflect off her sequin embellished blazer in the most editorial manner. My favorite thing about her 'fit?
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