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Last week Annabelle and I had the pleasure of being invited to the Guess Fall Accessories preview party on top of the Hudson Hotel. Guess is definitely stepping up there game with this collection of accessories for both men and women. For men the look is very trendy yet masculine. On the women’s side the look is very sexy, but still precious. Keep reading to see my top picks from the collection…
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Today I had the pleasure of being escorted through the showroom of the GUESS by Marciano F/W 2010 collection. (Keep Reading)
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My favorite Spanish male model (because he’s gorgeous and I met him in Valencia0) is the new face of Guess. Any excuse that gets him out of clothes and onto a sandy beach is fine with me!
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Tinsley Mortimer has quickly become my new obsession. After meeting her at the Guess by Marciano/Susan G. Komen event last week, I’ve been Goggle, Twitter and Facebook stalking the social who has been a staple of the New York scene for quite a long time.
With a reality show hitting the tube soon, it’ll only be a matter of time before this Manhattan gem, becomes a mainstream megastar so it’s nice to see her dressed for the party in head to toe Guess by Marciano. For the full listing of what she’s wearing and where to get it, make the jump.
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Last night we partied hearty with the stars of The City, Elle Creative Director Joe Zee and everyone’s favorite New York City social, Tinsley Mortimer. Held at the GUESS by Marciano store in Soho the event was packed to the walls with a cache of Bravo and MTV reality stars. No Jersey Shorian’s, but give it a week and I’m sure we’ll be seeing a lot more of the tanners at Fashion Week. Scary thought, but true.
Really psyched I got to meet Joe Zee. Major stalker of his tweets so it was definitely a cool opportunity.
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Sitting front row at Valencia Fashion Week allowed us to stare down each and every one of the models that walked down the runway. And one really stood out, Jon Kortajarena.
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Guess seems to have linked arms with a new partner, Coty Inc. Why do we care? Well, the partnership not only brings Guess further success, but it bring us Guess beauty products! First on the list, a fragrance line. Get ready people!
LINKAGE: WWD
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Gucci is about as tired of Guess as we are. They just filed a complaint in New York against the company that helped make Paris Hilton and Anna Nicole Smith household names. The action is against Guess?’s use of green-and-red stripe designs mixed with interlocking G’s a pattern design the Italian brand claims is theirs. Guess attempting to Guccize sounds scary to me. I guess someone is set to pay for this most heinous act.
LINKAGE: Gucci Sues Guess? Inc. Over Use of ‘G’
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I think that Paris Hilton is gorgeous without makeup. I’m sorry, but in many of these photos she looks like a transvestite. I guess that’s what you get when the hair and makeup team work for a Euro-trashy, more is much less kind of brand. This album takes a look at the current ads for spring/summer 2009 as well as some of Hilton’s former campaigns for Guess. I really like the series where she’s standing in front of the wallpaper/curtain; her hair looks gorgeous, she’s not wearing white lipgloss and her skin doesn’t look like last season’s leather bag. I have to give her some props, however, for having a versatile look. Even if sometimes the look is Eurotrash tranny.
GALLERY: Paris Hilton for Guess
LINKAGE: In Case You Didn’t Know
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Some skanky Hockey Mom.
Amy Poehler...the "cool" mom in Mean Girls.
Let’s face it, there is nothing cool about moms that wear pink velour Juicy Couture sweatsuits, flaunt their belly-button piercings, show off their cleavage to their kid’s friends, smell like a baby prostitute or wear Rock and Republic jeans. Really, anyone over the age of 40 that goes out looking like they are about to hit up a high school dance should be given a reality check. Yes, you are old. No, you shouldn’t be wearing your 14-year-old daughter’s clothes. Yes, you turn heads…but not in a good way. No, you are not cool.
If there is one thing I really applaud, it is a woman who embraces her age and dresses for it. Dressing like a “mom” doesn’t mean you lose fashion and sex appeal. My mom looks killer in her Ralph Lauren blazers, Brooks Brothers sweaters and Calvin Klein jeans…and seeing that she has been married to my dad for 31 years means she must be looking good!
Take my advice. If your mom has nicer clothes than you do, gets her nails done more frequently, dyes her hair obsessively and compliments your friend on her “stellar” heels, I recommend you ditch her while she’s shopping at Guess and head for higher ground. In the meantime, I’ll be hitting up 5th Ave with my cool mom.
