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    Tie On A Bright Trench Coat For Spring!

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    Amber Fijolek on May 25, 2009 10:19 AM PDT
    The sun's finally starting to poke through, but many of us still need a little somethin' somethin' to shield us from some of spring's brisk temps. We've spent a winter in the trenches through the depths of the cold, but some of us couldn't make a step out into spring without our favorite outerwear accessory. You'll spring for trench coats in these colors to adorn your wardrobe. The best part about these jackets isn't their stylish buttons, their many pockets or their ability to create the perfect feminine silhouette with their narrow waisted tie and flared bottom-- these babies will make your stems look a mile high underneath their reverse-funnel frames. While they come in the bright colors that scream spring, many stores have moved them over to prices we just can't pass up, so button up, ladies-- don't let your spring ensembles shiver and show a little trench-love!

    Recessionistas Spring Over Personality Jackets For Spring!

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    kate napleton on Mar 23, 2009 11:22 AM PDT
    It's still a little chilly outside, even if the snow has melted. You need a little something to cover your arms, but you can no longer stand your winter jackets. Enter the spring "personality" jacket, stage left. This charming, colorful jacket is waiting to take your style from winter blahs to spring ahh's! Just slap it over your basics - black pants, skirts, capris, white shirts (well, you, get the idea) and all of the sudden, you're Ms. Chic in your city! I personally find myself falling in love with this Semantiks 'deep end' raglan sleeve jacket, but let's be honest, I've been rocking this Marc by Marc Jacobs 'hopscotch' jacket since I picked it up on deep discount on Black Friday. Anyway, find one that you are absolutely crazy for, and go for it. You'll wear it more than you can imagine over work apparel and casually with jeans. Happy searching and check out my slideshow for plenty of possibilities!

    Cold Feet? Try A Chilly Weather Wedding Wrap!

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    Amber Fijolek on Mar 18, 2009 1:24 PM PDT
    The last thing you'll want on your wedding day is to be cold, so if you're tying the knot in fall, winter or spring, you may want a nice, warm compliment to your gown. It's true that you'll want to flaunt your lavishly conditioned skin and hot bod that you've been working on during your pre-nuptial planning, so your gown may be missing a few pieces here and there -- probably in vulnerable areas such as the neck, back and shoulders. Depending on how harsh your location will be, someone's thought of something to make the temperature of your big day an afterthought. In lace or feather, there's a shrug, wrap or jacket for any weather. See the slideshow for some of our favorite picks!
    Tags : wrap , wedding , warm , veil , coat

    Recession Chic: Stylish And Classic Trench Coats At Every Price

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    Anna Yu on Mar 18, 2009 7:22 AM PDT
    Anyone who knows me personally knows that I love my basics. From simple and well-cut t-shirts to ballet flats in every color, I own them all. In today's economy, this is actually one of the best times to buy high quality basics because retailers are more likely to sell clothes people would actually buy and wear. Which leads me to a almost year round staple-- the trench coat. From modern day celebs like Katie Holmes and Hayden Panettiere to icons such as Jackie O and Audrey Hepburn (remember her trench at the end of Breakfast at Tiffany's?), the trench coat is everywhere and a must have in any modern woman's closet. Trench coats are available in a multitude of lengths and colors, but I decided to feature the ever classic khaki. Take a look at the double-breasted trench by Burberry, the originators in trench coats. Can't afford the nearly $1000 price tag? I've found 5 stylin' trench coats under $100 perfect for the spring. Curious? Click the slideshow to see them all!

    Vintage Fashionistas Are Tickled Pink!

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    Mary Kincaid on Mar 10, 2009 5:21 AM PDT
    Ah, pink! It's a color associated with Mattel's Barbies, Mary Kay's cadillacs and little girls everywhere. But did you know that between the 1920s and 1940s, it was blue that was considered dainty and delicate and appropriate for girls and that pink was considered to be the more masculine color appropriate for boys! Sometime in the 1940s, societal norms shifted and now pink is back and bigger than ever! Neiman Marcus called pink one of this season's Top Trends so we can expect to see big and little girls alike strutting their stuff in cerise, fuchsia, magenta, and flamingo shades. And these powerful pink colors have a way of saying "Yes, I'm feminine but I also mean business!" So click the slideshow for some fab vintage finds that will tickle you pink!
    Tags : vintage , shopping , purse , pink , coat

    Stylehive's Stylescopes Show You How To Save In Style!

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    Alex Gambardella on Jan 26, 2009 3:21 PM PST
    No matter what sign you are or what the stars have in store for you this week, being stylish doesn't have to leave you bankrupt! Times may be tough, but just because money might be tight doesn't mean your clothing options have to be! This week, whether you have a big project at work with a promotion on the line, a night out with friends but little room for splurging, or need a debt-free way to look stunning on a date, Stylehive's Stylescopes are here to let you know what you may be faced with this week, along with the affordable must-have item to match! Geminis will get to shop for that one multipurpose item they can't live without, Cancers will see how a professional-chic look will help get them the recognition they deserve at work, and Virgos are destined to have a cozy night in with the gal pals! Check the slideshow for your sign and see how you can dress for less this week!
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