July 16th, 2011 by Eliza Mingay

Our Wearable Art Fashion Show is one week away! I cant wait! (for more information about this event or to buy tickets, !) Leading up to the event, I’ll be featuring one vendor a day from the event so you can learn more about whats in store for you at this fab fashion show!

Today’s Wearable Art Fashion Show featured artist is Noelle Schwartz owner of HeartStrings. I first told you about her here when I made a necklace with Noelle for my mom for Mothers Day. Noelles jewelry is all customized hand stamped jewelry and personalized gifts. As a mother of three boys, she uses her business as a creative outlet and what every woman needs a little girl time. Usi

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July 16th, 2011 by Oscar Farber

Last night, the CFDA held its annual awards ceremony, where Marc Jacobs took home the Geoffrey Beene Lifetime Achievement Award (or, “half lifetime,” as Sofia Coppola said as she introduced the designer). Ale

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July 16th, 2011 by Eliza Mingay

Delicious Couture Delicious Couture Show Me The Love Vest Top As worn by Lauren Pope

Please Note: S/M are pre-order items

July 16th, 2011 by Sophia Bendrodt

Kristin Cavallari is back doing what she does best: parading around in a bathing suit.

The former “Hills” star, 24, took to the catwalk on Thursday to walk in the Diesel runway show in Miami, where she modeled a blue glass one-piece that perfectly showed off her toned and tanned physique.

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Among the many spectators with their eyes locked on the blond beauty was Cavallari’s fiancé, Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler. Though the NFL player, 28, appeared less than thrilled to be at the fashion event, Cavallari was pictured smiling throughout the night.

Cavallari struted in front of NFL player Chad Ochocinco (in blue pants) and fiancé Jay Cutler (fourth from left). (

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July 15th, 2011 by Sophia Bendrodt

How do you improve upon perfection? Well, if youre Archival Clothing, you add a handful of vibrant as all get-out colorways and knock $60 off the price. The co.s new Dry Duck Rucksacks feature all the same bells and whistles as their now iconic original rucksacks, but, are made from heavy duck canvas instead of waxed twill. Not only does the new fabric come in an array of fantastic spring/summer hues, it also reduces the overall cost of the bag by a considerable chunk (I believe thats whats called a win-win).

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