Halloween is next week so I've been super busy searching for sweet, silly, and seriously scary costumes for a night of tricks and treats! --Angel
1.Graveyard Fairy Costume, $29.99 2.Semi Pro Jackie Moon Costume, $39.99 3.Strawberry Shortcake Costume, $46.99 4.Racecar Girl Costume, $19.99 5.Pirate Ghoul Costume, $49.99
Brown is such a cozy color for this time of year, so this week I'm busy adding warm shades of cocoa to my fall wardrobe. --Angel
1.Pink Studio "Marcella" Felt Ballet Flat, $50 2.Gap Men's Merino Cap, $19.50 3.Weekender Handbag, $43 4.Bobbi Brown Shimmer Lipgloss, $20 5.Heritage 1981 Readers, $6
This week I spotted some accessories that are just too pretty to keep to myself. I'm thinking they'll look especially fetching for Homecoming! --Angel
Black Chandelier Earrings, $16.50
Cascading Pearls Necklace, $48
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, so this week I'm joining the fight and picking up a few pink items to support the cause. From beauty products to a perfectly charming necklace (sorry, it's a bit more than $50) here's what's on my list. -- Angel
1.Trudeau Pink Drive Time Travel Mug, $14.99 2.Breast Cancer Awareness 2-Piece Cosmetic Bag, $29.99 3.Tweezerman® Pink Slant® Tweezer, $19.99 4.OPI Pink of Hearts Nail Lacquer, $8.50 5.Elizabeth and James Breast Cancer Awareness Necklace, $58
Fall is here at last, and despite this dreadful heatwave, I'm celebrating the season with a few stylish must-haves. --Angel
Ladylike Gloves
Polished Cardigan
Military Details
Something Grey
Colorful Tights
Fall's essential neutrals (black, grey, cream, camel, etc) could use a punch of vibrant, juicy color, and a bright bag is the perfect solution. This week I spotted five that won't break the bank! --Angel
1.Rose Zipper Bag, $42.99 2.Jessica McClintock Crinkle Envelope Clutch, $32 3.Rampage 'Jenny' Clutch, $29 4.Sequin Wallet/Clutch, $12.99 5.Kimchi Blue Braided Satchel, $49.99
Today was the final day of Fashion Week in the Big Apple, and industry behemoths Calvin Klein and Ralph Lauren were among the designers to show. --Angel
Calvin Klein
Designer Francisco Costa brilliantly pulled off relaxed pieces that are still high fashion.
Allude
In her NY Fashion Week debut, designer Andrea Karg showed off a collection of luxurious cashmere pieces in sweet springtime silhouettes and colors.
L'Wren Scott
It doesn't get more girly than Scott's 'ladies who lunch,' 40s-esque collection for spring.
Ralph Lauren
All-American label Ralph Lauren took a Depression Era approach for spring fashion.
The week is almost over, but the fashion is still amazing and inspiring! -- Angel
Malandrino
Ms. Malandrino pulled off a flawlessly feminine collection of warm colors and island inspired silhouettes.
Marc by Marc Jacobs
Jacobs worked with a melange of colors, prints, and patterns for spring--animal spots, gingham, florals, and pinstripes all mixed up together.
Betsey Johnson
Betsey's vision for spring was full of fluffy, frothy party dresses in a mix of brights, pastels, prints, and patterns.
Rodarte
The sisters Mulleavy looked to the California condor for inspiration -- an unexpected shift from spring's ubiquitous florals and pastels.
My Monday blues were cured thanks to some of the biggest names in Fashion! -- Angel
Marc Jacobs
Always a favorite among editors and fashion fans alike, Jacobs sent out everything from frothy layers of ruffles to prairie skirts to fitted blazers -- all brilliantly done of course.
Tracy Reese
Reese, one of my favorite designers, had a vision that was light, bright, and, as always pretty for spring.
Zac Posen
Posen mixed retro-inspired pieces (think '70s airline stewardess) with the red carpet essentials we've come to expect from him.
Thakoon
For spring, Thakoon stuck with florals in drape-y silhouettes and cool colors.
Chris Benz
Even with colorful sequins and flirty ruffles, Benz's collection was somehow feminine without being too girly, just perfectly glamorous.
It was a glorious weekend in the Big Apple! Days 3 and 4 of NY Fashion Week were chock-full of pretty, bright, retro, and just downright fantastic fashions. -- Angel
Diane von Furstenberg
She reigns! Ms. von Furstenberg's collection was a little boho-gypsy meets lady-of-leisure glam.
Rachel Roy
Roy carried the same female empowerment theme from her fall collection into the spring with tailored suits and slinky dresses that oozed feminine appeal.
Tuleh
This collection was defined by playful shorts and flouncy skirts -- the perfect looks for having some fun this spring.
Christian Siriano
This Project Runway winner has always had a flair for the dramatic. For spring, he showed off bold shoulders, silky fabrics, and tons of detail.
Richard Chai
Though there were ruffles and florals and even sequins to spare, Chai's spring collection held a casual feel thanks to pockets in nearly every piece.
Vivienne Tam
This collection just felt like spring--flowy silhouettes, girly accents, and a beautiful butterfly print.
