What was once old is new again is a fashion mantra. This spring, not just one single trend but an entire era of yesterday is on full display for all of us fashion-lovers to appreciate. Victorian-inspired fashion is trickling its way into our spring wardrobe and I must admit, I love it. High necklines, ruffles, brocade, rich colors and textures and full sleeves are now all spring-appropriate looks, proving that less skin can be more.
Actress Elizabeth Banks brightens up the streets with bold colored heels. To get Banks’s look start out with a black tank by James Perse. This staple is perfect to wear under statement-making jackets and sweaters. Pair your tank with high-rise skinny AG jeans. The next pieces really make the outfit stand out. This Splendid shearling …
No one wanted to throw on their most stylish snow pants and start shoveling when Winter Storm Jonas came to the East Coast. Can snow wear even be fashionable? Ironically there’s something about the Sundance Film Festival in Utah that makes us all want to wrap ourselves in the most luxurious knits. The A-listers you’re about …
This past week, upon seeing Taylor Swift at the Jingle Ball in an eye popping Sachin & Babi number, I couldn’t help but notice that celebs were doing something different in order to make a fashion statement. In 2014, it isn’t only about taking clothes off – it’ s also about putting them on…and adding …
I wasn’t expecting much for the fashion at the MTV Movie Awards. Unfortunately, I’ve come to learn through past shows that the musicians aren’t so fashionably inclined–in other words, they care less about looking GOOD and more about making a statement or taking fashion risks. Plus, past MTV events have shown that the fashion barometer …
