July 4, 2011 by
Erica M on
July 4, 2011
Carrie Bradshaw may have started the trend ten years ago, but monogrammed necklaces are back in style this summer. Thanks to celebs like Taylor Swift, Carrie Underwood and Reese Witherspoon, monograms are no longer reserved for canvas weekend bags and his and hers towels.
This season, monogrammed necklaces are classic and sexy with dainty letters and skin bearing cut-outs. They’re a super cute way to confidently tell the world who you are. And monogrammed necklaces don’t even have to bear your initials. It’s popular to wear the initials of your child or even your hubby. Another Bonus? You won’t run in to many people sporting the same one.
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June 24, 2011 by
TBF on
June 24, 2011
June 22, 2011 by
The Budget Fashionista on
June 22, 2011
This spring, use a floral pins to add a much-needed splash of color to your outfits. The accessory, which continues to be a must-have trend, retails f
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June 16, 2011 by
TBF on
June 16, 2011
Target collaborates with designers Albertus Swanepoel and Dana Kellin to introduce two affordable limited-edition accessories collections. Albertus Swanepoel, the accessory king of collaboration- with prominent partnerships with designers like Jason Wu, Alexander Wang and Carolina Herrera, has created a limited edition line of 14 colorful women’s hats priced at $19.99 each. Los Angeles-based luxury designer Dana Kellin is known for starting the wire-trapped jewelry trend and her collection includes an array of delicate necklaces and earrings priced from $9.99 to $49.99.
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June 9, 2011 by
Kathryn on
June 9, 2011
The following is a post from Kathryn Finney’s blog at Kathryn – Thoughts on A Lot of Things.
If I had to pinpoint the time when my “like” of head gear (whether it be turbans, headwraps, or an outlandish fascinator) became as “obsession”, it would have be one Easter Sunday in the early 80s. My grandma, who I call “Doonie”, had (and still has) the most amazing collection of church lady hats. This particular Easter Sunday she was wearing a dramatic, black wool, wide brim hat, which gave her the appearance of looking like a black Joan Crawford (sans the crazy arched eyebrows). I loved that hat (and later became the proud owner of said hat).
More: Head Wraps & Turbans →
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