Couture Cult took us through her favorite looks from the Christian Lacroix Spring 2009 Haute Couture show.
The Fashion Bomb clued us in to the first designer to include black models in his runway show.
Catwalk Queen posted the full Pringle Of Scotland Spring 2009 ad campaign.
Butterfly Diary reported on a soon-to-be-released lipgloss that promises fuller lips and weight loss.
Cuffington says happy birthday to model Lily Donaldson, who turns 22 today...
Style Bakery finds a 3-in-1 bag that is deliciously modern and affordable.
The Fashion Bomb finds 15 designer items under $150 and they merchandise beautifully.
Kingdom Of Style falls in love with the gothic, sculptural designs of Louise Simmonds.
We just want to hug Spork Fashion when she says she has a Fashion Week hangover after her time in Los Angeles as we feel like we are in a perpetual state of fashion week haze just about all the time. Make sure to check out her review of Crispin and Basilio
Senora Cartera reviews the Foley and Corinna Embossed Snake City Clutch. We find it quite handsome but then we are all over exotics pretty much all the time.
Thrift Eye goes through her archives to see if she does indeed have a way with mixing patterns. We are going with yes.
The Fashion Bomb went to the Levi's Holiday preview. Thank god someone went as we swore it was next week. We are so bad with events you know that?
Makeup and Beauty blog has 5 tips for storing your makeup but we are mostly fascinated with the creepy photo of a MAC lipstick in a tiny coffin. Is it a commentary on throwing away makeup that is past its sell by date maybe?
The Fashion Bomb goes above and beyond the call of blogging duty consistently. Some blogs (you girls know you you are) rely on constant content repurposing when they run out of content but not the Fashion Bomb. She has been running a series called "Breaking Into Fashion" that is quickly becoming one of the best resources to read insights from diverse movers and shakers in the fashion industry on getting started in our notoriously difficult to crack business. Today's installment of the series includes an interview with eBay's Style Director Constance White. We could never quite figure out what she did (since who isn't advising some giant technology giant on fashion these days, heck even we do it on occasion) so this post has double utility for us. Thanks Claire!
