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Style Seen Daily invites you to attend the opening of Everything But Water‘s newest style paradise at Fashion Valley on Saturday, November 19th from 1-5pm. Guests will enjoy island-inspired drinks, have hair styled with fresh flowers, create a custom-designed threaded bracelet and media will receive a chunky beaded bracelet. FOR VIP RSVP email info@styleseendaily.com
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Melrose, Ca- I met Abigail Quimpo as I was making my way out of Wasteland, on Melrose. Wild hair, a tan to kill for, and a gorgeous Vintage, floral Betsey Johnson coat. Her and the group of equally chic friends she was with were making their way to a local street art show when I approached her. Right of the bat, her outrageously bubbly personality, and heartwarming laugh combined with her equally playful outfit gave me a fresh perspective on what chic could be. She wore a Beautiful, basic black PM Tenore dress, and the most amazing pair of cream colored, patent leather Marc Jacobs heels, which combined elegance with the edge and glamour of the coat, and for a quirk, she accessorized with a funky San Rio Hello Kitty, bow necklace.
She described her outfit as “free spirited and a reflection of my mood that morning.” This post-boho chic look, is perfect for the woman who dabbles in both art, and fashion. Never thinking twice about conventional rules, or the weekly trend; although this look is tailor made for a specific woman, their is no doubt that it is in fact timeless.
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Get ready for red this season—whether it’s oxblood, burgundy, poppy, crimson, or cherry—the more the merrier. Not only is this extroverted color festive and apropos as always for your holiday fete, it’s hot on the list of this year’s on-trend hues for fall and winter. The runways were alight with dresses, tops, handbags, outerwear and accessories in this unabashed shade, so lucky for us, we should have plenty to choose from when pouring over the options. We’ll show you our favorite pieces for bundling up, puckering up, stepping out and going-out on the town, all in raring-to-go red.
This neutral red from Sisley is a safe bet—this classic color is flattering to all. We found it at Nordstrom at The Oaks ($50, Sheer Plum).
There is no hotter accessory this year than your perfectly pouted and flushed red lips. If you’d call yourself olive complected—look to brick tones, or if you’re pale or have pink undertones you’ll want to look to berry shades. You’ll know when you have “the one” when your face glows and your eyes look brighter. This neutral red from Sisley is a safe bet—this classic color is flattering to all. We found it at Nordstrom at The Oaks ($50, Sheer Plum).
Here’s a dress to dance the night away in: Besoni from Barney’s Co-op in Santa Monica Place ($625).
Make this the year you break away from the safety of that little black dress, and try on something song’s are written about. Stand out in the crowd with an alluring ruffled red dress, but be sure to keep your look current. When considering your heels, belt and handbag, pair this firey hue with camel, purple, teal or even leopard print—just stay away from basic black. Here’s a dress to dance the night away in: Besoni from Barney’s Co-op in Santa Monica Place ($625).
These peep-toe platforms from Betsey Johnson at Santa Monica Place ($238) will liven up your denim for your next night out with the gals, or will give your camel colored sweater dress a little pop of “wow”.
Dorthy’s glittering flats are all grown-up and glamorous. Sparkling, shiny patent leather, or matte—look to rosy-red heels this fall as an easy and on-trend upgrade to any look this fall. These peep-toe platforms from Betsey Johnson at Santa Monica Place ($238) will liven up your denim for your next night out with the gals, or will give your camel colored sweater dress a little pop of “wow”.
This is one must-have, that everyone really must have. We found ours at Louis Vuitton at La Cumbre Plaza ($500).
For those who are already knee-deep in holiday shopping, and those who aren’t—gift her with a cozy n’ chic red-hot cashmere scarf. This is one must-have, that everyone really must have. We found ours at Louis Vuitton at La Cumbre Plaza ($500).
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As the runways heated up in NYC for fashion week, one of the most anticipated nights in Fashion kicked off on Friday September 10, 2010. From NYC to Paris to Los Angeles, retailers from across the world came together for this one night only global celebration of fashion. Fashion’s Night Out, originally started as a way to boost the economy, has become one of the most coveted events held during fashion week and this year was no exception. The 2nd Annual Fashion’s Night Out event was bigger than ever and on the West Coast the streets were flooded with shoppers eager to take part in fashion frenzy. The Westfield Century City Mall was just one of the hot spots on LA fashion insiders’ to do list. Among the retailers involved was multi-branded retailer Metropark, which was booming with shoppers who enjoyed snacks by Pop Chips, Kenwood wines, tunes by DJ Mr. West and a 15% off discount storewide. Guests were lined up past close to take advantage of deals on the latest trends from the store’s private labels such as MP Black and WYL as well as designer labels like Betsey Johnson, Kill City and Tarina Tarantino.
Military inspired pieces were a focal point for the Fall collections.
Military trend pieces were in full force, with key pieces such as slim cargo pocket pants, structured jackets in faux suede, ultra soft fleece, faux leather and French terry. Brought to attention with fine details like braided epaulets, gunmetal detailing and high quality materials and stitching, these key pieces are standouts for any fashionista’s fall wardrobe.
Metropark's take on reinventing the little black dress this Fall.
Metropark employee dresses head-to-toe in Metropark for the big night. Welcome to the VIP Fashion’s Night Out event at Metropark. Special thanks to Popchips for donating.
Live music provided by DJ Mr. West.
Bold accessories are a must to mix and match with your look this Fall.
From: Yahoo News: Fashion Wire Daily
Date: Tuesday June 8, 2010
New York – It may have been the American fashion industry’s big night, but international fashion greats also got their due at the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) Awards last night at Lincoln Center in New York on Monday, June 7.
The late Alexander McQueen was honored with a special tribute, presented by Sarah Jessica Parker, and his Fall 2010 collection was shown for the first time outside the small Paris presentation in March, where it was originally shown shortly after his death on February 11, 2010.
British designer Christopher Bailey of Burberry also received this year’s “International Award,” presented to him by Donna Karan.
A typically star-studded affair – like the Academy Awards and fashion week wrapped into one event – actors including Jessica Biel, Gwyneth Paltrow, Rachel Weisz and CFDA designers themselves, Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen, mingled with fashion’s finest, such as CFDA president and designer Diane von Furstenberg, Kenneth Cole, Zac Posen, Betsey Johnson, Rachel Roy, Brian Atwood and Peter Som.
Top honors of the Swarovski-sponsored night went to Marc Jacobs for “Womenswear Designer of the Year,” David Neville and Marcus Wainwright of Rag & Bone for “Menswear Designer of the Year” and the “Accessory Design of the Year” award went to Alexis Bittar.
Swarovski also underwrote the awards for the top emerging designers, who this year included Jason Wu for womenswear, Richard Chai for menswear and Alexander Wang in accessory design. The winners in this category will receive financial support from Swarovski, as well as access to the company’s crystals for use in their own designs.
The Geoffrey Beene Lifetime Achievement Award was given to Michael Kors, presented by Anna Wintour who recalled a humorous anecdote about how Kors once stayed in the ocean in Jamaica for four hours because Ralph Lauren was also on the beach – and Kors didn’t want Lauren to see that he was, in fact, wearing Ralph Lauren swim trunks.
Paper magazine’s founding editor and publisher Kim Hastreiter, a longtime champion of new and undiscovered fashion talents, was given the Eugenia Sheppard Award for excellence in journalism, which actress Brooke Shields introduced, while Caroline Kennedy presented Vogue fashion director Tonne Goodman with the Eleanor Lambert Award. Isabella Rossellini introduced Iman, who received the “Fashion Icon” award.
For the second year in a row, the “Popular Vote” award went to Ralph Lauren. Through a joint Web site sponsored by L’Oreal Paris and WWD.com, anyone could vote for their favorite fashion designer.
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