Fall Arrivals at Beymen

Starting this month fall arrivals will trickle into the stores and we couldn’t be more excited.  You’ll find many textures such as velvet, leather and suede, colors from camel to red and a lot of prints.  Beymen is one of the first stores to receive their fall items and below are some of my favorites! 

 

Every season you need a staple, and in the winter it almost always is a coat.  This particular Moschino ruffled coat is not necessarily as basic as a trench, but it is a simple way to add a sophisticated touch any outfit.  Keep whatever you’re wearing underneath simple and you’ll look like a Queen. 

Moschino Ruffled Coat

 

Net-A-Porter’s Spring 2010 A to Z

It is that time of year again, when the fall 2010 fashion shows are about to begin and yet it still isn’t spring yet.  Last year I posted on Net-A-Porter’s Spring A to Z and I got a lot of good feedback, so I decided to do the same this year.  Who doesn’t like an A to Z list?

A is for Alexander Wang (New York’s hottest new designer that is going for the All-American sportswear this season)

Alexander Wang Spring 2010 Runway Looks

B is for Braid your hair (French braid or woven up-do its the new season cool)

B is for Braids

C if for Circus (I guess Ganzoury was pre-the-loop with his new years party)

D is for Dress up (Who doesn’t like to?? It should ALWAYS be FUN)

E is for Exercise (get physical in sporty-luxe essentials??)

Alexander Wang's Athletic Jacket

F is for Futurism (I hate futurism, it just looks ridiculous, can I change it to florals?!)

G is for Gentlemen’s Club (One of my favorites, and this spring its BOY MEETS GIRL, even better!)

Stella McCartney's Gentleman's club look

H is for Heavenly Dresses (Hello chiffon, organza, silk, and satin)

I is for Indulge (Candy-chic shades from powder blue to mouth-watering mint)

J is for Jason Wu (One of MObama’s favorite designers)

Jason Wu Strapless Cocktail Dress

K is for Kiss and Make Up (RED RED RED, try Chanel’s Red No. 5)

L is for Liquid Lame (Adds shine)

M is for Minimal (Doesn’t need much explanation does it? Just keep it simple, pin-sharp, and sculpted)

N is for Nude (Its always in during the spring)

Nude Dresses at Chanel and Ellie Saab

O is for Opera Chic (Ahhh…one of my favorites! Playing dress up and sophisticated, I wish I lived in the days when Opera was the only thing one could do on a Friday night)

Marchesa and Oscar de la Renta Opera Chic

P is for Park Life (Make everyday a walk in the park with stunning floral prints)

Park life at Stella McCartney and Erdem

Q is for Queen of Hollywood (Think Grace Kelly gown)

R is for Ruffles (Oh so girly, I love girly)

Ruffles at Chloe Runway

S is for Seventies Style Shoes (Wedges, Platforms and yes, Karl Lagerfeld brought back CLOGS!)

Chanel Black Clog

T is for Tribal Delux (Get ready for African prints)

U is for Underwear (If your a rule breaker, wear your underwear as outerwear, but please keep it to outside of Cairo!!)

V is for Versace (Inspired by Tim Burton’s Alice and Wonderland)

Versace Spring 2010 Finale

W is for Wild West (Saloon-girl skirts, fringed boots, you get the point)

D&G Wild West Look

X is for XL (Shades that is)

Y is for Yacht Glamour (To dream…)

Z is for Raquel Zimmerman Blonde (Think 1950’s blonde bombshell)

Raquel Zimmerman Blonde Bombshell