This adorable one-button tuxedo blazer comes in minty green for a fun twist on the classic cut.

We love the subtly sexy mesh panels in this springy number.

These elegant Lucite teardrop earrings are encrusted with Swarovski crystals for a glittering statement.

This lovely longline sheer blouse is the ultimate ladylike wardrobe staple.

Your shoulder will be the handsomest in town carrying this sleek geometric Jil Sander gem.

Everyone needs fresh spring neckwear, and this cool mint scarf is perfect for the season's transitional weather.

Give yourself a cool touch of prep below the ankles with these ultra-comfy socks.

Add a pop of color to a nude dress with this cute braided accessory.

This fresh spring staple is both cute and comfortable, perfect for your warm-weather travels.

Sexy peep toe pumps are extra fly on 6-inch stilettos with a cool hue dressing.

Jazz up your fingers and toes with this fresh and bright nail lacquer.

Great for day or night, these shorts boast a fun print and shimmering fabrication.

Photos by Keith Lew

This mosaic of semi precious stones hinged together forms spherical beauty.

If you write it then you shoulda put a ring on it. And give it to someone special. Or keep it as a reminder of something for yourself.

With intricate scroll work and mosaic, this gold framed ring feels like a work of art.

With an air of Native American art and vintage rocker tees, this horned skull ring says you're a thoughtful badass.

Is this poison apple inspired by Snow White? Eve? Steve Jobs? Whomever is handing us the apple, we want a dangerous bite.

The lapis lazuli stone that anchors this ring is said to ward off psychic attacks and ease stress while raising inner self awareness. The Nubian Ego ring seems a mighty protector.

This futuristically art deco ring is handcast in brass for the collection titled "Metropolis 2020".

A sunny sapphire star dazzles from the dark surrounding enamel.

Mary Kate and Ashley take 'shrooms in clusters for this ring. It made them see the world a touch more diamond and ruby encrusted.

See the future ahead.

Pulling some tricks from Stella McCartney this outlining trick slims and stuns all at once. it tricks the eye into giving the body perfect curves.

Color blocking has been vertically integrated. Split the scene two-faced for a cool contrast.

The hues run deep in Fall 2012, but none deeper than burgundy. Red wine flooded nearly every runway this week, and left us delightfully buzzed.

Perhaps inspired by the multitude of collar necklaces that have surfaced since Spring, collars are now stepping into the light, taking on their own colors separate from the rest of the garment. And it pops in a way that you won't have to lift it up.

Fanny who? These waist bags are all grown up, and some have even doubled. Hands and shoulders-free has become so chic.

The boob tube turned fuzzy as black and white meshed like a snowy television. The signal may not be coming in clear, but the trend certainly is.

Designers are pointing out your sexiest curves: hips, boobs, shoulders. On point.

Jackets hems hit the floor, billowing out behind as you take a step. The look is regal, the effect is long.

Because we live in the future (and Christopher Kane flourished with it last season), laser cut leather lace is cutting out everywhere.

Whether we're getting our athletics on, or yearning for old "glory days," this trickle up trends has saturated the runway and blown up street style. They. Were. Everywhere.

How dare this blogger take a picture of this fearsome editor in chic! Unless your name is Terry, Patrick or Annie, get out of her face. But this street stylist has managed to capture the sharp jaw and mascu-femme layering that embodies that power woman look. In silk, wide legged pants by Nomia under a sheer Factory by Erik Hart top, covered by sleeveless just-buttoned-at-the-top silk Nomia, capped with a cropped brocade Amy Claire tank. With a Chanel[esque] jacket and a fur vest shorter than the that which is beneath it, she's well insulated from the bustling that could never really disturb her. Her accessories are sharp, quite literally; pointed rings, spiked necklace, Zhao oxford bag, snakeskin six-inch Walter Steiger curved heels, and, angled Elizabeth and James frames all enforce their general policy of: If you don't know me, don't talk to me. I'm at werq.

She may be a boutique owner or a designer client; either way, she's a sleek high power buyer. A block away from a buzzy off-site show, she passes the common folk, and also a photog across the street. Radiance emanates off the monochromatic ombré. In a sheer striped, nude backed sack dress and a cropped lustrous woven blazer, both by Amy Claire, she is at once strong and sun-kissed and leaping out of her surroundings. Yellow and golden jewelry sweeps down her body in abundance brought on my NYFW. The photographer got the shot, yet she may never know she's been snapped.

This beauty off duty has the layering right. In and out of hair and makeup, she's got her sheer Silver button up under the loose arm-sweater of . Beat up leather over top super high-waisted multi-textured Tilly & William pants, Liebeskind slouch messenger and calf hair Dr. Martens, she's turning it in the chillest manner allowed near Lincoln Center. And kind of miffed that she's not getting paid for this photo.

Miss Thing, she is a socialite. Or Anna Dello Russo. Or both. She's mastered the all-dressed-up-with-just-a-dress look along with all that goes on top. The jagged pattern and ribcage exposure make this Factory by Erik Hart dress singularly noticeable, but add a Philomena Kwok headpiece, Walter Steiger inverse platforms, heavy jewelry and a giant patchwork fur stole, she's got a look that reels the street style eyes in. And maybe a name, too.

How about a little light nighttime pattern mashing? After an evening show of a young designer, this indie blogger revels in the pride of being asked to stop for a street style shot; they're practically colleagues. She works it for the camera in a paint-printed Factory dress under a busier Amy Claire skirt, topped by a Theodora and Callum Aztec scarf. Her hair is tied into a thousand silk scarves, another bowing around her neck in place of a necklace. Her Swatch and hot pink airplane ring keep is feisty, while the N:F:P leg warmers keep it slim and practical. The floral Walter Steiger seven-inchers truly are everything. The super-cat-eye and thin thin Geisha lip keep up with the look-at-me look.

The Spirithood is a super special faux fur animal hood that comes down like a scarf to form paws (aka pockets) at the bottom. They come in all rad animals, even a new skunk. This one is the red fox.

Pop a color up in this bitch. A teal cossack will have heads turning, even though it's faux.

This hat takes an unusual form. Slightly cocked, it seems like it's from another time. The fur is thin and it sits tall.

Good gracious, this furband is spectacular! MK and A (AKA two fab PR ladies) personally sent two over to FashionIndie as holiday presents to our lovely Sam Lim and Lester Brathwaite (think, minutes of gasping and gorj!ing). Alls I'm saying is, it's divine. Merry, indeed.

Oh, this Canadian (yet British) fox headband looks sumptuous. Wear it alone with just your hair to hit the sky, or tie up a headscarf, and let the colors peek through the top.

This fox is marbleized with its light and dark features. It almost looks cheetah, but with the plush quality of fox (and the less endangered, more farm-raised nature).

Okay, it kind of looks like Missoni, but in all fairness I couldn't find a Missoni trapper - I don't think they make it. I'm just digging those stripes over some blond rabbit fur.

Though it's named the neck-warmer, we think this rabbit was meant to keep your ears and forehead snuggly, too.

Shearling gives kick of kink. In hat form, it's like a white 'fro. So as to say, stunnsies.

Think summertime marigolds in the bright sunlight. That's how warm this brilliant fox trapper will keep you.

is lending a shoe to Girls (inc.) across North America to gain the self esteem to make something amazing of themselves. We know every girl has a wrap dress inside of them.

wants to help poor children get plastic surgery. Cleft lips affect thousands of children worldwide, leaving a gap in the mouth up to the nose and even back on the palate. It's kind of dangerous as babies can't eat as well, but mostly it's a social issue. We don't want kids growing up with deformed faces. You can help Yigal's diffusion line

are helping Heal The Bay clean the polluted waters of SoCal, so that hot surfers can surf clean.

both chose Flying Kites as a charity worth supporting. Their goal is to help orphaned, poverty stricken kids in Africa get a full and educated childhood, so they can help break the impoverished cycle.

Amanda‘s Bag, Rebecca Minkoff Morning After Bag

1. Tilly & William Armer

2. House keys/coke spoons

3. Wallet

4. Makeup bag with assorted contents: MAKE UP FOR EVER Duo Mat Powder Foundation, Clinique Line Smoothing Concealer, Benefit Cosmetics The POREfessional, Benefit Cosmetics Play Stick, Lancôme Le Crayon Khol Eyeliner, Dolce & Gabbana Lip Gloss, Benefit Cosmetics Big Beautiful Eyes, Smith’s Rosebud Salve, Shiseido Shimmering Rouge

5. Rebecca Minkoff Morning After Bag

6. Business card for Time Will Tell Watches

7. Other assorted business cards

8. M.Patmos cheat sheet

9. Norma Kamali 3D glasses and lookbook

10. Front row seat card for Anne Bowen

11. Sunglasses

12. KAUFMANFRANCO lookbook

13. Broken POS Apple Earphones

14. Hugo Naturals French Lavender Hand Sanitizer

15. Sephora makeup brushes

16. FashionIndie Mixtape Vol. 4

17. Hand creme from some gift bag

18. FashionIndie stickers

19. iPhone 4

20. Piazza Sempione tote

21. Macbook

22. Go green wireless phone charger

23. Concept Korea lookbook

24. Lemon-Lime Emergen-C

Jeffrey Campbell Go For Brogue Platform $152.99 – Channeling Prada‘s version of the creeper, this JC magic will take you to new heights pain-free.

Photographer: Christopher Hall
Creative Director/Stylist: Lester Brathwaite
Production Assistant: McArthur Joseph
Model: Fernando Diniz (Q Models)

A Close Shave. Sam never gets to see Dad in the mornings, so she woke up super duper early, threw on the first thing she could find and Dad taught her how to shave with him!

On Sam
Earrings – Urban Outfitters; Necklaces, bracelets – Urban Outfitters, Stylist’s own; Heart  pin – ban.do

A Knot in Time. Before heading out to a long, hard day at work, Lester fixes Dad’s tie. He wants to make sure Dad looks his fiercest.

On Fernando
Glasses – Nicholls; Hat, tie – Urban Outfitters; Bag – Fernando’s own; All underwear - Armani Exchange

On Lester
Glasses – Elizabeth and James; Polo – Urban Outfitters; Shoes, pants, blazer, Scarf – Stylist’s own

Bring All the Boys to the Yard. To celebrate his stellar report card, Dad takes Mac for a milkshake after school.

On Fernando
Hat – Urban Outfitters

On Mac
Shirt – American Eagle; T-shirt – Gap; Blazer, tie, hat – Urban Outfitters

A Night to Remember. Never too busy, Dad even took Amanda to her first Father-Daughter Dance at their local church/synagogue.

On Amanda
Dress, cardigan – Urban Outfitters; Shoes, necklace, flower, scarf (worn as a belt) – Stylist’s own

On Fernando
Bowtie – Urban Outfitters

Daddy Day Care. At the end of the day, Dad reads  from our favorite storybook, Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty. Tell us the one about Shalom Harlow again, Dad!

On Lester
Shorts, shirt, shoes, bookbag, hat – Urban Outfitters; Cardigan, vest – Stylist’s own; Glasses – Elizabeth and James

On Amanda
Blazer, shorts  - Elizabeth and James; Shirt – Gap;  Scarf, wedges – Urban Outfitters; Glasses -  Ventura

On Fernando
Glasses – Elizabeth and James; All shoes, hats, ties – Urban Outfitters

On Mac
Shirt – French Connection; Shorts, bookbag, pageboy cap – Urban Outfitters; Sweater vest, bowtie – Stylist’s own

On Sam
Blazer, shorts, shirt – Elizabeth and James; Vest, tie – Urban Outfitters; Glasses - John Varvatos; Heels – Sam’s own

Special thanks to Antonia at Shadow PR, Lindsay at DualStar, Natalie at Q Management and Traci at Urban Outfitters!

Thick brows. Thin frames. Cynthia Rowley $175

Go ahead, wear your sunglasses at night. Converse $59

Glow in the day. Fold in the pocket case. Burberry $250

Remade designer vintage. Yes, please. Paloma Picasso by Retrosun 160 GBP

Mr. Ford has crafted the new shape of aviators: the circle. Tom Ford $290

Yellow lenses make the world a brighter, happier place for you. Persol $360

Yellow frames make the world a brighter, happier place for everyone else. Urban Outfitters $16

Cat’s eye curves best in tortoise shell. Elizabeth and James $155

Earrings flying on the tips of chained arms – genius. House of Harlow $143

Outline jagged angles bright. Karen Walker $180

Antique feeling of traversing a desert in shades. Diane Von Furstenberg $165

Bright gold and dark green fusion swoop gracefully. Dolce and Gabbana $190

Cat’s eye dipped tip. Alexander Wang $325

Octagon. Stop. Clear. Go. Charles Anastase X Linda Farrow $355

Iridescent Cyclops shades have got you covered. Cheap Monday $30

Vintage round looks best ombré. Fill in the lens at SpexClub $58

Aviator shape, jetting in neon. Carrera $150

If you can get these Tiffany sunglasses, you already see the world through rose colored shades. Tiffany & Co coming soon

Frameless frames with Cleopatra bling. Versace coming soon

Started with eyebrows, ending with eyebrows. Off the chain, full circle. Laura Kranitz $54

*I discovered my pair in a thrift store in Ohio, and I found them on Karmaloop today. I felt fabulous in these cat’s eyes and I highly recommend you try them, too.

Clockwise from top: Michael Antonio $100, Matiko $174, Elizabeth and James $365, Siren $200, Karen Millen, 185 GBP

For more info visit Elizabeth and James online!

Kate Coat in Wolf/Rabbit

Chapman Dress in Stretch Georgette

Usagi Dress in Stretch Georgette

Feather Sienna Coat

Chiffon Maddie Blouse

Herringbone Alton Coat

Herringbone Victor Jacket

Herringbone Freeman Skirt

Slim Long Car Coat in Persian Lamb Boiled Wool

Cashmere Blend Long Dress

Liquid Gold Brenna Dress

Modern Stretch Paris Jumpsuit

Herringbone Shawl Collar Vest

Double Face Knit Kurt Jacket in Heather Grey

Knitted Rabbit Long Salma Coat

Boysenberry Lydia Coat in Toscana Lamb Fur

1. Shimmy shimmer in hot sequined fuchsia, like this glimmering racerback by Ashish. Go all the way bright with these pink Miu Miu strappies.

2. Douse yourself in red and floral, as Saint Valentine envisioned it, in this little number from Urban Outfitters. Then kill it with the Lady Peep Sling dual-toned Louboutins. Even a man loves a red sole.

3. Trying to be sneakily demure? In pastel cotton candy chiffon, the side cutouts look playful á la this Australian dress by Zimmermann. Give it more pizzazz with golden sparkles on the toes in Miu Miu.

4. Leave the rouge tones aside, and strike up the sexiness of lace. With a sweetheart front and sheer long sleeves, this Elizabeth and James dress kisses the body flatteringly tight. Liquified mesh platformed stilettos by Nicholas Kirkwood will take this look all the way to the boudoir.

5. Hervé Léger built a bandage body con suit that reads like psychedelic sunshine. Stack yourself on these Guiseppe Zanotti platforms, and you’ll leave Valentine’s Day dazzling in his eyes.

She’s twice playing haunted young women. Once in Sean Durkin’s Martha Marcy May Marlene as a cult escapee, and another in Chris Kentis and Laura Lau’s Silent House, a young woman plagued by nightmares.

Not one to slink into acting under the guise of her last name alone, she’s graduated from NYU Tisch School of the Arts and the Atlantic Theater Company Acting School in New York. She’s also recently been compared to a young Maggie Gyllenhaal. Looks like little Olsen may have a solid acting career on her hands.

But speaking of her hands, how about this ahhhmazing Elizabeth and James cocktail ring?

Link Love: Full Frontal Fashion & Sundance

< > the "Impressionism" opening night party at the Schoenfeld Theatre on March 24, 2009 in New York City.

According to WWD, creative director Jo Black’s team of 14 designers crafted two looks, Hudson and Fairfax, both made of acetate, high-nickel and stainless steel, with oversize black frames. Hudson is intended to be a variation of the classic aviator shape, and Fairfax is inspired by a cat-eye silhouette.

The sunglasses collection is slated to release this November priced from $155 to $265, there will also be a limited edition version of the Fairfax (pictured above) with 24 karat-gold-coated lenses, will retail for $425 at select doors. The collection will be available at stores including Neiman Marcus, Bergdorf Goodman and Harvey Nichols. Word around the street is that their Spring 2011 collection will be topping this one!

What can we expect from one of the youngest pair of successful people in this world… all I know it I’m definitely snagging a couple pairs!

… and while we’re on this Olsen subject have a laugh at www.verymarykate.com

“Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen seemed unaffected by the vigorous workout in their long-sleeved cashmere sweaters and long pants (although if it’s any consolation, an onlooker said they sat down on their bike much more than they expected).”

I mean who could blame them? They’re basically royalty they just have to show up to get the job done… Plus, I don’t really want them loosing anymore weight, do they really need any negativity in their lives, I think not!

See full gallery at Envy!

LINK LOVE: Nitrolicious

Get it at ShopBop!

Get the look that Nylon calls “mom jeans” with pleats and high waists, which is flattering on almost every figure. This style of jeans or pants are going to be, and already are, showing up in stores everywhere, but get yours first before everyone else! (The Elizabeth and James ones I featured last week are still my favorite, very Audrey Hepburn)

SOURCE: Fab Unfunded

1. Elizabeth and James trouser pants- MKA actually know what they’re doing. I see more trouser pants for women in the near future…aka fall.

2. L.A.M.B ‘King’ booties- Killer.

3. Kate Moss for Topshop beaded flapper dress- Fun for a night out, or dressed down for any day.

4. Whitney Eve zipper motorcycle jacket- This is a 100% wool jacket, so it might be a bit much for summer, but come fall, it will be a good break from the leather motorcycles that everyone owns.

5. 6126 Leggings with lace inset- LL’s actually doing something not completely reckless! These are pretty cool, great if you’re sick of plain black or the leather look.

Despite it’s $460 sale price tag, this Elizabeth and James Convertible Trench Coat is totally recession friendly. If you calculate price-per-wear on this item you will be impressed, it is a great deal when you consider it’s a coat, dress and a vest. Everyone loves a good convertible piece and Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen are absolutely the girls I would trust to design such a modern class piece like this.

SOURCE: Style Frizz

LINKAGE: DEALFEED: LaROK, Elizabeth and James

The Olsen twins’ line, Elizabeth & James, is doing quite well, from a celebrity following to big name retailers.

The Olsens have attracted big name celebs such as Heidi Klum, Beyonce and Rihanna, all spotted wearing button-ups from the line.

Both Neiman Marcus, Bloomingdale’s and Kitson in Los Angeles have reported phenomenal sales for the twins’ rags, with the senior VP fashion director at Neiman Marcus calling the line a “bright spot” in dismal season for sales!

Ashley and Mary-Kate are now in talks with footwear giant Steve Madden to design a shoe line as well as a menswear line planned for the fall.

Elizabeth and James’ lowest priced item is a one-shoulder cotton tank for $95, with a leather jacket going for $775 and dresses ranging from $225-$475!!!

LINKAGE: Perez Hilton

Ashley Olsen was reportedly spotted in LA Wednesday scouting out retail spaces near Maxfield’s.

Unflattering outfit and unsubstantiated rumors aside, I am starving for more information to back up these claims. So, no word on whether it’d be a boutique for The Row, Elizabeth and James, or something else.

Photo from Olsen Files.

Ashley Olsen looking for a space for a clothing store next to Maxfield on Melrose Nov 25, 2008 X17online.com exclusive

Laugh at me if you must, but I am loving the new Elizabeth and James collection by Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen. Really, I did not expect such couture looks from two girls best known for their pre-teen spy movies, but what can I say, I am quite impressed. So what is the collection like? Well, believe the description on the Elizabeth and James website, because I couldn’t have described it better myself:

Inspired by the mix of uptown and downtown, masculine and feminine, and casual and dressy, the Elizabeth and James collection is unique in the mixture of androgynous menswear inspired blazers and shirts with delicate mini-dresses, feminine detailing, sequins and unusual fabrics.

But don’t be fooled, just because this is a star collaboration collection doesn’t mean it’s cheap. Be prepared to fork over $270 for the Eliza vest or $765 for the Plume skirt. But hey, if you’ve got the cash to dish, Elizabeth and James can be purchased on Shopbop.com! Knock yourself out…I know I would!

Visit Elizabeth and James!

Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen hit up London this Tuesday for the Elizabeth & James launch at Selfridges. 

Images from PopSugar.

Think nothings stronger than the bond between sisters? Ashley Olsen may beg to differ. Rumor has it the star has downgraded her sister, Mary-Kate, concerning her participation in the launch of the menswear collection for their line, The Row. Ashley wants to be seen in a professional light and feels that Mary-Kate’s “antics” are tearing apart any possibility of that happening. Instead, Ashley wants Mary-Kate to focus on the cheaper Elizabeth and James line. How adorable? At least Ashley didn’t totally kick her kin off the cliff!

Yesterday the blogs went crazy discussing the possible separation of Mary Kate Olsen and her twin Ashley’s fashion lines. The demise of the wobbly two-some has been predicted for some time now, because after all everybody loves a good breakup even-if it is among family. The dividing line seems to say that Ashley will design Rick Owen’s rip-off The Row, while Mary Kate will work on the funkier Elizabeth and James. Ashley has reportedly banned Mary Kate from The Row designing duites till she gets her personal life in order. Really? If every designer need to have their personal life in order before they worked, we would never get a collection from Marc Jacobs…..

Here’s a breakdown of the two lines

Elizabeth and James

For the upscale hobo look

The Row

For the sleek, nouveau riche city girl

Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen’s jewelry collaboration with Robert Lee Morris for their Elizabeth and James line isn’t supposed to hit stores until September, but Intermix already has a few pieces available for pre-order, $125-$525, including a rad gold dagger necklace. Get it now before they’re sold out.

Thanks Fashionologie for pointing this out.