Fashion Radar

Saturday, October 31. 2009

BB's Weekly Fashion Link Round Up

MyStyle has a round-up of some of the wildest celebrity Halloween costumes.

DailyCandy shares super easy last-minute Halloween costumes.

The Racked reports that DailyCandy is launching Swirl, an online sample site.

CollegeCandy is loving sequins for Fall.

BeyondTheRack.com has joined the growing online sample sale site scene. Sign up here, lovelies!

Budgetnista puts the spotlight on the impressive New York & Co. Holiday 2009 collection.

StyleHive wants you to brighten up your fall beauty routine with yellow eyeshadow.

Cheapalicious (the blogger formerly known as The Cheap Chica) spots Frye and Loeffler Randall knock-offs at Walmart.

Dina's Days wants to know, are you sick and tired of celebrity fashion lines?

The Budget Babe is giving away three $100 T.J. Maxx giftcards to the most stylish Maxxinistas! Enter now.

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Wednesday, October 28. 2009

Olsen Twins To Launch New Line Olsenboye for JCPenney

Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen are launching a new affordable fashion line called Olsenboye, which will be sold exclusively at JCPenney stores beginning in November. The sisters announced the launch on Good Morning America (catch the video here). While Olsenboye is geared towards the tween and teen set, Ashley says in the interview that certain pieces will appeal to women of all ages. "It's really about quality and price and style," she says. "[W]e really wanted it to be lighthearted and just kind of a great line for really any age."

The Olsenboye collection will feature denim, bottoms, tops, dresses, skirts, shorts, jackets, handbags and shoes ranging from $20 to $50. Check out the promotional video below for a peek at the collection. You know I go ga-ga for just about any designer collab but everything looks really generic, no? Weird. I'll wait to pass judgment until I see more images of the collection.

Olsen Twins To Launch New Line Olsenboye for JCPenney

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Saturday, October 24. 2009

BB's Weekly Fashion Link Round Up

The Cut is reporting that Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen will be launching a juniors fashion line at JCPenney called Olsenboye. Why's it gotta be for juniors?!

People StyleWatch says the Kardashian sisters are teaming up with Bebe to design a clothing line for spring.

Lemondrop enlists The Budget Babe (that's me) to show you how to recycle fashions from last fall into trendy new looks for this season.

The blogger behind Celebrity Looks for Less lives la vida Rachel Zoe for one full week.

Online luxury retailer Gilt Groupe launches a platform exclusively for men called Gilt MAN. Join here, gents!

Charlotte Russe had cute cheap Halloween costumes inspired by all your fave pop stars, including Lady Gaga.

College Candy tracks down 8 fab items under $20 at Karmaloop.com.

MyStyle brings us insider photos from the Hello Kitty 35th Anniversary Party.

WWD reports Nicole Richie is launching Winter Kate, her new contemporary women's clothing line.

Miss Neira has more preview pics of the highly anticipated Jimmy Choo for H&M collection.

Talk Pretty To Me is dreaming about metchup (that would be reds and yellows) for her fall fashion wardrobe.

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Tuesday, October 20. 2009

Jean Paul Gautier Next Up for Target

Jean Paul Gaultier following his Spring 2010 runway show. [Photo credit: Style.com]

Jean Paul Gaultier is doing a Target collection, reports The Cut via WWD. The over-the-top designer's collection will be available at more than 250 Target stores across the country and Target.com on March 7 through April 11.

Following Alexander McQueen and Anna Sui, Gaultier is the third established designer to do a collection for the mass retailer under the Designer Collaboration series. His chosen muse? The American woman, "celebrating the forces of style both past and present in American pop culture," a Target spokesperson says.

I remember being thrilled by Gautier's risque designs as a young girl (Madonna's cone-bra corset comes to mind). My mother's dislike of his iconic female/male perfume bottles only made me want them more; both still sit prominently displayed in my glass bathroom cabinet. This Frenchman holds a special place in my heart so I look forward to what he'll bring to Target audiences.

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Saturday, October 17. 2009

BB's Weekly Fashion Link Round Up

Fashionising has lookbook photos of Opening Ceremony's homage to Where The Wild Things Are film adaptation, which opens in theaters this weekend.

It's A Wanderlustful Life pinpoints budget-friendly gifts in the infamously expensive Neiman Marcus Christmas Book.

Racked covers The Limited pop-up shop in NYC and says it wasn't half bad.

Lucky enlists 7 big name designers to create budget-friendly capsule collections for HSN.

MyItThings reports Badgley Mischka will create a bridal collection that's still tres cher but less expensive than the original line.

The Budget Fashionista says word on the street is that H&M may launch an online store for the US soon. Rejoice!

Nitrolicious has a sneak peek at the upcoming Rodarte for Target collection, which debuts December 20.

Mystyle finds cheap ways to add a little sparkle to your day starting at $6.

College Candy rounds up chic ways to accessorize your noggin this fall.

Lemondrop comes up with inexpensive Halloween costumes inspired by the fashion world.

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