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I Want This Wardrobe: Vanessa Abrams
Vanessa is living her college life to the fullest. Besides getting into rompy threesomes, the Gossip Girl also enjoys showing us her selection of unique and vibrant ensembles. While strolling NYC, Vanessa kept warm in a cozy colorful plaid jacket by Diane von Furstenberg, paired with a blue embroidered dress by Nanette Lepore.
I Want This Wardrobe: Blair Waldorf
Leave it to Blair to bring fascinating Upper East Side style to NYU. While strolling the collegiate hallways, the former queen bee tempered a sexy gold lame dress by Oscar de la Renta with a ladylike coat — genius. The Gossip Girl then furthered her ferosh with a burgundy-quilted bag, gold bangles, and badass Alexandre Birman python booties.
I Want This Wardrobe: Vanessa Abrams
In tonight's Gossip Girl, Vanessa Abrams sets out to win her estranged mother's — played by Gina Torres — approval. Before meeting up with mommie, the college girl stopped by her favorite coffeehouse for a cup of joe wearing a saucy pair of faux-leather leggings, Nanette Lepore Paisley top, and cognac ankle booties. The juxtaposition between boho girl and rocker chick is perfect for a day of fashionable studying.
Don't Miss It: Documentary on NYC's Garment District
Designers Anna Sui and Nanette Lepore saw a special screening of the HBO documentary, Schmatta: Rags to Riches, last night. Come Monday, Oct. 19, at 9 p.m.
Trend Alert: Out There Eye Makeup For Spring
Isn't trend spotting so much fun? So far we've seen five distinct hair and makeup looks from the big apple that range from colourful lipstick to 80's style crimped hair to low slung plaits. Today things get a little more wild with some funky eye makeup looks that makeup artists and designers must have had a ball collaborating on.
Trend Alert: Colourful Lips For Spring
OK, so bold, bright fruit-punch coloured lipstick isn't groundbreaking for Spring, but it sure was a welcome change from all of the barely made up faces that we saw on the catwalks during New York Spring 2010 Fashion Week. Designers like Jason Wu, Marc Jacobs, Zac Posen, Derek Lam, Rebecca Taylor and more have incorporated colourful lips into the beauty styles at their shows. Take a peek at 13 fun lipstick looks here!
The 6 Big Beauty Trends That Emerged at Fashion Week
New York Fashion Week ended last week, and now it's time to analyze the styles, from hair to makeup to what polishes we foresee flying off the shelves come March. To make the myriad styles we saw over the nine days of 2010 Spring New York Fashion Week easier to parse, I've assembled the six big trends, complete with several different ways to wear each — from rebel rocker to demure debutante. Click through for the definitive looks for Spring.
14 Gorgeous Last Looks at Fashion Week: Days 8 and 9
It was the final day of Fashion Week, and while I'm sad to see it go, I'm excited to discover how many of these hair and makeup looks will make the transition into the mainstream. These final two days were absolutely lovely, with more old-guard designers like Michael Kors, Calvin Klein, and Oscar De La Renta injecting an elegance that nicely hedged the experimental looks from younger designers. Click through and see what some of the most established houses, along with some of the hottest new ones, had to offer.
Celeb Style: Demi Moore
I used to think wearing yellow and black would make me look like a bumble bee, but Demi Moore has proven me wrong. The actress attended The Joneses premiere at the Toronto Film Festival looking super flirty in a yellow silk ruffled dress, sleek Brian Atwood pumps, and a matching clutch. Her simple styling skills prove that the two hues can look harmonious, not dissonant, together.
Fab Finding Follow-Up: King Tut Exhibit at the de Young Museum
Last weekend, I headed to the exclusive King Tut exhibit at the de Young Museum here in SF — so exciting. I saw Tutankhamun's tomb, ancient artifacts, and precious objects relating to the 18th dynasty. Cool, huh?
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