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    Blast From The Past: Jellies Make A Comeback!

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    Adriana Nova on May 14, 2009 4:17 PM PDT
    Jellies are as endemic to summer as ice cream truck jingles, kickball, and sparklers at twilight. For so many of us, the bright colors and strappy designs of this childhood staple were an early way to make a fashion statement, as well as a reason to beg to be allowed to wear nail polish (or sneak it when your parents weren't looking). We left them somewhere between 5th and 6th grade, when Keds or more grown-up leather sandals took over and jellies were relegated to either younger siblings or the "outgrown" bin. And, like going from lowly camper to bonafide junior counselor, you never really looked back. At least, that is, until recent years when a passion for all things retro and simple has come surging back and your favorite rubber footies have been reinterpreted by fashion favorites from on-high (Givenchy, Jimmy Choo) to the more affordable (Asos). Check out the slideshow to see if they can entice you once again!

    Hot In The Hive: Givenchy Leather Camera Case

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    Alex Gambardella on Apr 24, 2009 6:20 AM PDT
    The combination of the currently warm weather and depressing economy brings back fond childhood memories of my carefree summers spent at Girl Scout Camp. We used to do all sorts of fun things like hiking, face painting, arts & crafts -- and as a fashion maven in training, one of my favorite activities was a leather-working workshop where we would get to make our own leather bangles, barrettes, and accessories by etching designs into the material or gluing on tacky feathers or jewels. Sometimes I wish I had kept some of my kiddie creations, just to see if any could have been salvageable for any fleeting trend of the moment, which is why I was so excited to discover the similarly-adorned Givenchy Camera Case at Barneys! Why go through the trouble of a do-it-yourself craft project to create your own camera accessory when you can waste all of your money simply buying a ridiculously-priced designer leather case that looks exactly like an 8-year-old girl decorated it for you? Furthermore, the case measures about 5x8 inches, so it's actually probably way too big for your camera, but at least all that unnecessary surface area allows more room for gaudy jewels! Overall, it totally makes sense to have your carrying case cost over ten times more than the object it's meant to protect.


    Price: $3,620 -- not even kidding!
    Who Found It: xgalexy was the first to add the Givenchy Leather Camera Case to the Hive.

    Get That Mary-Kate Tough-Chic Look With LD Tuttle Shoes

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    Pauline Montupet on Apr 14, 2009 2:19 PM PDT
    Like funky footwear? Then its time to discover LD Tuttle shoes. Tastemakers like Natalia Vodianova and Mary-Kate Olsen have already been seen sporting the avant-garde shoes all over town. Designed by Tiffany Tuttle out of her Los Angeles studio, the line has been a fashion favorite for a few seasons now, and Tuttle's designed shoes for RVCA by Erin Wasson and VPL by Victoria Bartlett. The Ivy League-schooled designer decided to pursue fashion and went back to school for a graduate degree from FIT. Working for Givenchy in Paris and then for Rebecca Taylor, she realized her love of shoes and jetted off to Milan to learn the craft. As a former ballet dancer, she understands and has studied the shape of the leg and arch of the foot that helps her create the most flattering shoe possible. Now she turns out shoes that have a raw yet refined tough girl edge. The spring collection will meld perfectly with the season's tough-chic fashions, or punk up even the most prim of dresses. I'm just dying to get my hands on the 'spectre' open toe boot. Check out the slideshow to see which LD Tuttle shoes are your favorites!

    Dressing In Nude From Head To Toe

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    Pauline Montupet on Mar 30, 2009 11:24 AM PDT
    There is nothing more chic than dressing in one tone from head to toe. It used to be all black, but spring's new fresh trend is head to toe nude. Soft neutrals dominated the runways in the spring shows. Chloe and Stella McCartney's shows were both an ode to pale flesh tones, Donna Karan gave us warm nudes that evoke suntans and sandy beaches, even the man of darkness Riccardo Tisci for Givenchy showed beige clothing and buttery pale leather accessories. Wear the look head to toe with a sexy Jay Godfrey fringe dress and a pair of nude booties; top it all off with an ivory or nude sweater. But if you're feeling more adventurous beat the evening chill with the leather jacket in a non-traditional nude. Madison Marcus' 'Anthem' jacket would finish of the look perfectly or look great over a black outfit for just a touch of nude. Pale accessories are also a great way to dabble in the trend; nude or beige shoes give your legs that long endless look. A light handbag is a nice alternative and just as versatile as black or brown. Go a little or go all the way, but whatever you do, make sure you have a few nude pieces in your spring wardrobe. Click the slideshow to see everything you need to go nude for spring.

    Backstage Beauty: Get the Clean and Dramatic Brian Reyes ...

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    Sabrina Newman on Mar 29, 2009 9:12 AM PDT
    Fashion Week may be over, but that doesn't mean the beautiful makeup looks should be forgotten! I love going backstage to get the scoop on the makeup looks because usually, the products used are already available in stores, so while we have to wait for the clothes to hit the rack, we can recreate the beauty looks right now! To capture the soft, feminine styles and clean lines of the Brian Reyes Fall 2009 collection, makeup artist Nicolas Degennes for Givenchy Le Makeup created a fresh look with clean, matte skin and dramatic, captivating eyes. This presentation was actually the first time Givenchy was the featured makeup line for runway show. According to Nicolas, who also created the line, "This collaboration with Brian was appealing to me because his clothes capture the sophistication, modernity, and luxurious feeling of Le Makeup." The makeup look was soft and feminine, with just the right dose of intensity and the best part is that it's pretty easy to re-create on your own!


    Get the Look:
    Face: Keep the skin clean and matte using using Subli'Mine Fluid Foundation, $40 for a natural complexion (Note: PhotoPerfexion Fluid Foundation was the actual foundation used and will be available in April).
    Cheeks: Dust Prisme Again! Blush, $40, in Smiling Brown onto the cheeks for neutral skin that has a bit of life to it.
    Eyes: Heavily line the eyes with Magic Kajal Intense Eye Pencil, $21.50. Apply Shadow Show, $23, in Must-Have Beige and Khaki to the lids. To create a smoky effect, apply Shadow Show in Dressy Black on the crease. Finish with Phenomen'Eyes Mascara, $28, for dramatic lashes.
    Lips: Keep the lips natural and simple with Rouge Interdit, $27 in Rose Desire a shade of pink that matches the natural color of the lips.

    Take A Peek At This Week's Blog Snog Roundup!

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    Lisanne Silverman on Feb 14, 2009 5:07 AM PST
    Fashion Week is on and with that comes plenty of hot style stories. Catch style chameleon Mary-Kate Olsen in a feature for Interview magazine and find out just who she's channeling on the cover. Need a new place to keep your cash? Pink wallets are all the rage and Bag Bliss shows off the best of the best. Curious about the new Hello Kitty line for MAC Cosmetics? The Makeup Girl has the scoop on the adorable collaboration. Can't get enough of Olivia Palermo's style on MTV's The City? Stiletto Jungle found her bright blue clutch- go see for yourself! Plus stories on the latest from Alexander McQueen, the 10 pieces every woman should have in her closet, and details on Michelle Obama's Vogue cover. Check out what's happening this week in the fabulous world of the fashion blog-o-sphere!
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