Celebrity Style Over 40

Celebrity Style: Celebs Love the Colorful Vibrancy of Louis Vuitton

When former Balenciaga designer Nicolas Ghesquiere took the helm at Louis Vuitton, leaving Marc Jacobs to concentrate on his namesake label, I worried this new direction would mean more monogram prints and less color for the brand. I was pleasantly surprised when it actually meant brighter shades and bolder looks. Don’t get me wrong, I like what Marc Jacobs did, (remember the Spring 2012 runway?) but there was something very young about his designs that didn’t happen this time around with Ghesquiere – even with all the neon hues and superhero themes

Celebrity Style Steal: Gabrielle Union Gets Denim On Denim Right!

Gabrielle Union shows us the easy route this fall denim! Nothing is more chic than denim on denim, however, it can so easily go wrong. Really wrong. We love Union’s simple look that’s perfect for weekend errands or for brunch with the girls. The trick behind denim on denim is to keep everything basic – the less accessories the better

New York Fashion Week Spring ’17: Celebrities In The Front Row

If you’re not a tweenie fashion blogger, Instagram famous, or street style star, maybe Fashion Week isn’t for you anymore? Sadly, this may have become the case. The exclusivity of New York Fashion Week, where buyers, editors and the fashion elite congregate to see the best and brightest of clothing creations is out the window. But does that mean the celebrities have followed suit? Not exactly

Fashion Through The Ages: NYFW Spring ’17 Trends Inspired by Style Icons

It’s no surprise fashion designers draw inspiration from the past, as the New York Fashion Week Spring ’17 runways once again confirmed. When you watch and then look at photos of the shows you may be thinking, “Haven’t I seen that someplace before?” and of course, you are right! Some of these looks date back to 40s and from every era since. So I put together a little match-up of the spring ’17 trends with some of our favorite fashion icons from decades past for proof. Whether it was intentional or subliminal perhaps the New York designers were inspired by these legendary looks