Q
is for…
Queen of Hearts
Alice in Wonderland opened last weekend, and add this to the LOST frenzy (it’s all about the White Rabbit, y’all!) and you’ve got a recipe for whimsy.
R
is for…
Rihanna
She’s always stylish and pushes the envelope when it comes to trying new things in fashion!
Rachel Rachel Roy
Obsessed with this diffusion line. Most Macy*s don’t sell the entire collection but I managed to find a good bit of it at the Macy*s in Tyson’s Corner and a decent selection at the one at Lenox…but for the full range, visit the section at the Herald Square store. (Bonus, it’s right next to the “designer” stuff at Macy*s…did you know that they now sell Anna Sui, Betsey Johnson, and See By Chloe?!)
S
is for…
Sportswear
Tommy Hilfiger via Style.com
The revival of separates and sportswear has been music to my ears – it just makes so much sense. Instead of head to toe dressing, style yourself! I’ve thrown in here references to All-American sportswear because it’s my favorite kind – crisp, cool classics that never go out of style.
T
is for…
Turquoise
Tory Burch turquoise satchel, Bloomingdale’s, $465 * Chanel turquoise python bag, price upon request * Madewell turquoise cross-body bag, Shopbop $128
Tap pants
Dance influences always abound, but this time it’s the tap pant that takes center stage. Keep it interesting with crisper pieces on top – a white button down, a structured blazer – anything to balance out the sexy boudoir bottom.
Parker cognac tap pant, Revolve Clothing, $128; Christian Dior SS2010 via Style.com
U
is for…
Utilitarian
Marc Jacobs SS2010 via style.com
Mix these hard, wartime pieces with khaki and softer elements as Marc does in this runway shot to get the #1 trend for Spring. Experiment with layers, texture, volume, and color – put those separates to use!
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