Amazing dress, very old Hollywood. One of my favorites from the Golden Globes. It’s Dolce & Gabbana and that black satin bow clasp really makes the dress. She’s carrying a Milady clutch by Daniel Swarovski.

One downside was the fit, apparently the zipper broke while walking the red carpet and she had to be sewn into the dress. That’s why stylists always have their bag of tricks handy!

(Source: b4byl0v3)

There’s something so inspiring about the holiday window displays in New York City. If you can’t see them in person, you can take a virtual tour here.

Here are the winning designs from our recent Boots Diva Challenge. We have some pretty talented young designers at Fashion Fantasy Game.

This is so simple, you could own one in every color. You could tie-dye them, add beads to the fringe. Such a simple, but great idea.

bookkeeperswife:

HOW TO: Fringe Crop-Top

Step 1:

• Take a basic men’s t-shirt. Mark cut lines (at the neck and where the shirt hits your waist are most important).
• Cut the neck, front and back, of the shirt.
• TIP: Measure and mark lines against your body before cutting (just holding it up in a mirror works fine) to heed mistakes. 

Step 2:

• Cut the hem seams off each sleeve.
• Cut a couple inches off of the bottom of the shirt. 

Step 3:

• Cut the bottom into strips, stopping at the mark line for your waist.
• Cut each sleeve into strips, stopping at the seam line.

Step 4:

• Pull each strip away from the shirt. This should lengthen each piece and cause it to roll inwards.

Extra shtuff:

• For the slits at the neck:
• Mark small lines at the neck, in descending size. Cut on each line. Pull the neck slightly to open the vents and roll the strips. 
• TIP: This can be done anywhere on the shirt to create an edgy, cobweb effect. Just don’t cut them too big or the stretched strip will sag.

These shoes are going right on my holiday wish list!

(via shoelust)