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Spy Kelly Osbourne’s Latest Material Girl Ads for Madonna and Lourdes
Strike a pose, there’s nothing to it.
That’s what Fashion Police host Kelly Osbourne is doing yet again as the face of Madonna and Lourdes Leon‘s Material Girl line.
In the fall 2011 campaign ads, a bespectacled Kel takes it back to the ’80s in a Union Jack half shirt, printed skirt and gold bangles…
The part-time model said in statement, “I’m really enjoying being the face of Material Girl.
BoF Daily Digest | China vs. USA, Masculine sensuality, Thrill of discovery, E-commerce reinvented, ANDAM for Vaccarello
China vs. America: Who Loves Shopping More? Americans are portrayed as the world’s ultimate consumers But a new survey says that consumers in China were more than twice as likely as Americans to not only enjoy clothes shopping, but to love it They’re consuming in a particularly conspicuous, showy fashion.
In Paris, Sensuality Saves the Day Maybe it’s too many hours on Twitter that causes people to reduce fashion shows to a check-off list of essentials, but whatever it is, writers at the spring men’s collections here were ticking the appropriate boxes: globalism, gender games, the new sobriety.
Offering Web Buyers a Thrill of Discovery Many consumers would say the Internet has improved shopping But have we lost the thrill of discovery? Shauna Me
Monitaly ‘Peter’ Shirt
You know the worst thing about buying something now? The fact that it might go on sale any day now. Weve all done it bought something in a rush before seeing it in a sale a week or so later. We mean, do you return it and buy it again or just keep it? Before we go any more off topic, the reason we bring this up is because of this shirt. Its currently full price and could enter the sale at any time. Do you roll the dice and purchase it at full price or play the waiting game and potentially see it get sold before you can buy it? These are the decisions that keep us up at night.
Rockin’ the red, white and blue
If you’re gearing up for the Fourth of July weekend, you might want to think about making your wardrobe festive with an item or two in keeping with the holiday. Red, white and blue are the obvious choices, and those colors alone or as a combo will always work. Here are a few items we found that are fun, whimsical and definitely patriotic-chic.
A kicky Lucca Couture sundress from Urban Outfitters isn’t technically red, white or blue.
Top Steal: Save Half Off These Stylish Denim Trousers!
Jeans aren’t always appropriate for the office, but if you mix trousers and denim then you’ve found yourself a passage way to comfort from 9-5!
Fidelity’s Kitty cropped pants combines the sophistication of business attire with the coziness of your weekend wear. We simply love the pleated details, back flap pockets and cuffed hems. Another bonus, the dark wash makes the pair look elegant and hardly resemble your everyday jeans. Still no convinced? Spiff them up by teaming them with classic silhouettes, try a beige fitted blazer and a white tank. Snag a pair for under $95 and you’ll work feeling comfier than ever!
Dress Like a Duchess: Steal Kate’s Style
So, I was a little obsessed with the phenomenon surrounding the royal wedding and, now, I cant get enough of Duchess Kates style! She just always looks so pulled-together and pretty. But most of all? Her fashion sense is one we can all steal. Its not an expert or stylists handiwork, she does it all herself. So, lets take note of the key pieces in the duchess look and why they work so well.
Tailored dresses. Kates dresses are all very polished. Her color palette is primarily neutrals, and if not then solids, and the frocks create sleek lines which are flattering on any figure.