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roundUP: Geometric Cuffs

Jessica Lapidos — Mon, 19 Mar 2012 14:45:43 +0000

Lock it in with shapes that shift and sit in opposition to the curve of the wrist. Severe lines offset concentricity and give us every reason to cuff them. Pop one on your arm and let your look take shape.

Cut out circular holes make the cork-like inset that locks the cuff in place.

Six agate strings line up straight, held steady with a silver plated lotus rectangle.

Gems puzzle piece together in candy colored assortment.

Concentric oxidation gives a natural momental look.

Shapes move about amorphously in its surreal effect.

It explodes like a multicolor sunburst, pyramidal studs jutting off.

Octagonally cut and sliced for forearm armor.

Circle and square, held together by chain, could make for makeshift handcuffs.

A meshy cuff with harsh angles creates a cool dichotomy.

Obsession in the Bag: L.A.M.B. Ring Finger Clutch

Jessica Lapidos — Fri, 16 Mar 2012 13:31:12 +0000

Like McQueen has done before her with a clutch to stick your fingers in, Gwen Stefani turned the concept of the ring finger clutch into supple leather. Though I usually oppose clutches as they tend hinder mobility, this one looks like it will hold onto you tight, leaving you not quite so clutching. Hot bloggers Sara Zucker and Holly Stair toyed around with it in the showroom, and now we can’t wait to get our little paws on the L.A.M.B.

How do you feel about the clutch situation?

9 Heels for a Sweet & Sexy Date Night

Jessica Lapidos — Sat, 25 Feb 2012 14:40:48 +0000

You have a date with a sweet guy. Needless to say, all of your friends are shocked (as would be mine). This is the kind of dude that might be intimidated by your metallic 7 inch Jeffrey Campbell Lotus platforms (yeah, we’ll see how long he lasts), but you want to have a great date in some guy-friendly heels. If it gets serious, you’ll have to either werq him into your crazier shoe collection step by step, or lead a double footed life. But, seriously, these are some sexy shoes. And if you can find a man that can handle the heel-less platform (which yes, made this list), hold on tight and turn him into your personal-street-style-blog-photographer-boyfriend.

Flaming at the heels, the snakeskin just kisses at the toes.

If you're more of a platform kinda gal, try these with the cutout ankle space and peep toe. Hopefully the giant wood doesn't intimidate your man.

The heel-less platform takes on a strappy deco that kicks up a sexy spring.

Men buy ladies roses as a romantic gesture. But really it's because roses are an aphrodisiac for men. That said, these Loubs should light up his libido.

Give him a pump of snakeskin on your toes.

Go nude... making him think of later on.

A cloggish peep toe stiletto with a thin snakeskin ankle strap and sharp heel will make him go b a n a n a s.

Tickle your tassel turquoise in this spiky strapped heel.

X marks the spot in blue suede and a sharp heel.

Shop Socially with the Newly Launched Little Black Bag

Danika Daly — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 17:32:16 +0000

A new shopping adventure just launched online today, and we couldn’t be more excited. Just as versatile as the classic LBD comes Little Black Bag, a new e-tailer that has introduced a new way to shop. The site allows you to fill your shopping bag with mystery products based on a personal style quiz. Users can shop the best of more than 80 women’s brands including Dolce & Gabbana, Steve Madden, L.A.M.B., Rebecca Minkoff and Z Spoke by Zac Posen at up to 70 percent off.

After you take your personal style quiz, you can choose your first item from a curated collection of accessories, jewelry, handbags, beauty, home products and cosmetics chosen by a team of buyers and fashion experts. Shoes and apparel are said to be coming soon. After your first choice, two more mystery products will mosey their way into your bag.

Gwen Stefani takes L.A.M.B. to Noir for a Glam Jewelry Collab

Jessica Lapidos — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 21:20:02 +0000

After two seasons of glamming the L.A.M.B. runway with Noir Jewelry, Gwen Stefani and Noir desiner Leeora Catalan have teamed up to create a collection together. “We come from the same tribe,” says Catalan of the ease with which they collaborate. The result is a melange of Indian glints and punk glamour. With golden spikes and twisted ropes, beaded jeweled neck plates and diamond cut gold, this shit is bananas, and I want it all.

Buy One, Get One Half Off on Pour La Victoire, L.A.M.B. & Ted Baker

McArthur Joseph — Mon, 12 Dec 2011 17:32:12 +0000

This holiday season, pick up a few gifts for YOURSELF while you shop for others!

As a special gift from Isaay.com, buy any Pour La Victoire, L.A.M.B., or Ted Baker item and get 50% off the purchase of a second.
To get in on this deal use the coupon code “STYLE50″ from now until midnight 12/16.

LOOKBOOKS Interview: Lorenzo Martone and the Power of Social Media

Lester Brathwaite — Fri, 11 Nov 2011 18:31:24 +0000

Lorenzo Martone has made a business out of socializing that has taken him around the world and introduced him to a bevy of interesting personalities. With Ryan Brown, he co-founded the PR agency ARC NY whose clients include supermodel Alessandra Ambrosio (DNA) and recent Sports Illustrated cover girl Irina Shayk (Marilyn). Here, Lorenzo discusses how he handles the inevitable cross-pollination between his professional and professional life and how social media has changed it all.

What’s the most memorable party you’ve organized?

Last year was our ARC NY Fashion Week party in combination with Gwen Stefani. It happened on the night of her L.A.M.B. show and it was such a sexy, fun and magical night! We partnered with the artist Mr. Brainwash (of Banksy’s 2010 Oscar-nominated documentary Exit Through the Gift Shop-fame) and he painted all of our models—Gwen too! We had the party in New York and everyone came—Kanye West, Marc Jacobs, Gwen, of course, Ciara, Alessandra Ambrosio, Irina Shayk—with so many beautiful and interesting people in the room. A memorable party for me is the one that you hope will never end!

What’s your favorite social media tool? And why?

I like Twitter the most. It’s become a great source of information for me. I wake up, look at my emails and immediately read the Twitter feeds just because I follow a good and qualitative amount of people that keep me informed of things I find interesting and funny. It’s replaced me glancing at the newspapers every morning. Facebook is a great database but it’s the dynamism of Twitter that keeps me intrigued.

Do you remember the first thing you ever Tweeted?

That’s such a good question. I can almost guess it was an introduction of who I am, what I do, where I live, etc. And right after that I was just tweeting a lot about our models and some of their pictures. I’m going to try to find the first tweet and will “retweet.”

[Editor’s note: On March 31, Lorenzo tweeted about a girl bribing him for tickets to a movie premiere in hopes of meeting Jake Gyllenhaal.]

To read the rest of the interview, visit our sister site, LOOKBOOKS.com!

#NYFW Cheat Sheet: L.A.M.B. Spring 2012

Lester Brathwaite — Mon, 12 Sep 2011 15:00:16 +0000

Gwen Stefani revisited familiar territory with her spring 2012 L.A.M.B. presentation — lots of tribal and animal prints, jumpsuits and booty shorts for days. She definitely has an aesthetic and it works for her. Nothing revolutionary but Stefani’s Harajuku girl has been hanging out with some tough Banjee girls from around the way and as a result this collection is a little more street but still pretty chic.

Color Palette: Greys, blacks, plaids, leopard and zebra prints for days.

Mood: A mix of Daphne Guinness and Diane von Furstenberg for the coolest bitch in the room.

Statement Pieces: I wanted pretty much everything in this collection — particularly a cream jumpsuit with gold grommets and a dramatic striped cape.

Front Row: Eschewing her usual runway theatrics, Gwen opted for a low-key presentation but there was a crying toddler that stole a lot of attention.

Gossip: Models were switched out with different looks every now and again but some photogs missed out due to security rushing them out.

Runway Music: A little Santogold and Biggie‘s “Juicy” bumped from the walls.

Fashion Wars: Lincoln Center v. Milk Studios

Lester Brathwaite — Tue, 30 Aug 2011 13:27:05 +0000

Ever since Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week moved from the tents at Bryant Park to the metaphorical tents at Lincoln Center, more and more designers have opted instead of external sites to hold their fashion shows. One of the most popular venues, Milk Studios, is now in direct competition with Lincoln Center for both sponsors and designers.

Milk is now represented by Creative Artists Agency and has brought on Lexus and American Express as sponsors in addition to original partner MAC Cosmetics. This partnership has also gone through some changes and beginning this Fashion Week MAC & Milk shows will be under the name of Made.

Lincoln Center on the other hand has IMG, Mercedes-Benz and Maybelline, as well as AmEx with MAC also providing make-up for many a MBFW show.

While Made focuses on emerging designers and does not charge to rent their space — MAC is the exclusive make-up provider leaving models and music on the bill — Lincoln Center caters to more high-profile designers, who in addition to paying for the venue also have to dig deep for models, hair, music and makeup. And these are just a few of the differences:

Number of Shows:

Made – 35

MBFW – 98 (81 on-site, 17 off)

Sponsors:

Made – MAC, American Express and Lexus

MBFW - DHL, Maybelline New York, American Express, TRESemmé, W Hotels Worldwide, Fiber One Bars, ideeli, Fiji Water, AriZona Beverages

Designers:

Made - Sophie Theallet, Cushnie Et Ochs, Peter Som, Erin by Erin Fetherston, Billy Reid, Simon Spurr, Ohne Titel, Jeremy Scott, Nahm

MBFW - BCBG Max Azria, Tommy Hilfiger, Nicole Miller, Cynthia Rowley, Derek Lam, Tracy Reese, L.A.M.B., Diane von Furstenberg, Betsey Johnson, Tory Burch, Badgley Mischka, Vera Wang, Diesel, Michael Kors, Nanette Lepore, J.Mendel, Milly by Michelle Smith, Anna Sui, Elie Tahari

With Fashion Week just around the corner and all those sponsorship dollars, designer reputations and AmEx black cards floating around, the stage is set for a good ole-fashioned walk-off between Milk Studios and Lincoln Center. [WWD]

Hamptons Memorial Day Essentials – Sam Lim’s Beach Bag

Samantha Lim — Thu, 26 May 2011 21:51:39 +0000

In the midst running off to the Hamptons from Memorial Day Weekend, FashionIndie editor McArthur Joseph grabbed my beach bag and dumped it out in the loft! In prompt reporter style, he documented the mess before I hopped in a car and ran off for the weekend. Here’s what he found, hope it helps you pack for your weekends away!

1. Beach reading – summer edition of V Magazine and the May copy of Paris Vogue

2. Belvedere citrus – personal size, for sipping by the pool

3. Vintage leather top handle bag – because the natural pretention a top handle bag brings is perfect for the Hamptons set

4. Gold studded Christian Louboutins – for the late nights at Hamptons hot spots SL East and South Pointe

5. Balenciaga sunglasses – nothing screams summer like white sunnies!

6. St Tropez Self Tanner and Bronze Enhancer – because the first weekend out means I don’t have a real tan yet

7. Victoria’s Secret “Summer” scent – it’s fresh, energizing, and brings out that summer Bombshell vibe

8. Prada‘s Minimal Baroque sunglasses – because we need multiple sunglass options, these ornate frames are the perfect statement accessory when lounging by the pool

9. LAMB tan platforms – we all need a good heel for the Day & Night brunch parties of Hamptons legend

10. FashionIndie mixtape – best music mix you’ll find all summer, it is the perfect CD to put on at a house party and it lasts an hour before having to worry about what comes on next

11. Crabtree & Evelyn citrus lip balm and body wash – I love feeling fresh and smelling citrusy after a long day in the sun

12. Marimekko Lokki beach towel – this organic cotton towel is HUGE and super soft, plus the cute wave design is fun by the pool

If you have any questions about the above products, tweet me @iamsamlim

Gwen Stefani is her Glam Rock Self for Elle UK

Amanda Gabriele — Wed, 23 Mar 2011 11:52:35 +0000

Elle UK wanted to know how Gwen Stefani does is all – wife, mother, fashion designer and musical diva. So they asked longtime friend Shirley Manson to find out for the April 2011 issue. Photographed for the spread and cover by Matthias Vriens-McGrath, Gwen rocks glamorous garb from Prada, Yves St. Laurent and Louis Vuitton with her quintessential edgy take. All of the pieces look amazing on her and fit like they’re custom-made; stylist Andrea Lieberman certainly came to work that day. Though tamer than some of her past spreads, Gwen shines in these simple and elegant photos.

LINK LOVE: Fashion Gone Rogue

Anatomy of a Handbag

Lester Brathwaite — Fri, 18 Feb 2011 23:04:57 +0000

Now that New York Fashion Week is over, it’s time to reflect, reevaluate and recuperate. My fellow editors and I dumped out the contents of our bags to document our Fashion Week experience, or at least what we remember that wasn’t wiped out by excessive drinking and turning.

The contents of someone’s bag tells a lot about them. And here at FashionIndie, our bags can’t keep their goddamn mouths shut.

Sam – Louis Vuitton backpack

My favorite moment was about 4 hours into our Blogger Break Room when we had like 80 people simultaneously getting spa services, drinking champagne, being fabulous and magically nothing went wrong!

Rebecca Minkoff mini wallet
Camera
Grey matte nail Polish
Keys
Gucci aviator sunglasses
Fashion GPS front row seat and after party drink tickets to L.A.M.B. and Ivana Helsinki
Taxi receipts
A fat pile of business cards
NYFW credential badge
Dollar bill from the VMAN Magazine party
Louise Manna body wrap jewelry
3 pens
Moleskine mini notebook
Liquid black eyeliner
Maybelline lipgloss from the Tents
Lotion
Vitamins

Amanda – Bag made from recycled plastic bottles from Love Brigade

- These are my favorite sunglasses of ALL TIME. I bought them at my favorite old lady consignment store like 6 years ago. The case is from Topshop.
- My wallet is full of maxed out credit cards and a $5 bill, so sad.
- I keep vitamins with me in case I start to feel under the weather during fashion week.
- There’s nothing worse than when a nail breaks, so obvi a nail file is necessary.
- iPod, headphones, self-explanatory.
- Notebook and pen for notes and doodles.
- My Canon EOS 20D camera – I’ve been snapping photos all over town.
- My many keys
- Deck of cards from the Malan Breton show yesterday.
- My everyday beauty essentials – hairbrush, makeup brushes, Make Up For Ever Powder, Sephora eye shadow palette, Smith’s Rosebud Salve, Burt’s Bees, Benefit Bad Gal Liner, MAC Satin Lipstick in Rebel, Sephora lip gloss and Maybelline Falsies mascara
- Hand sanitizer for public transportation horrors.
- The collection description sheet from the Son Jung Wan fall/winter 2011 show.
- Business cards from Fashion Week that must be filed away!

Lester – H&M tote

While typing up my list I realized I’m basically a woman. And am fine with that.

Sequined clutch — I don’t care for man wallets
Interview mag with Tom Ford
Nail polish remover — for the 2 bottles of nail polish I got from Blogger Break Room
Headphones
Hand sanitizer
Notebook
2 pens
Duane Reade Cold & Sinus Relief — I crawled over the fashion finish line with a fever and god knows what else
T-Mobile crap since I “lost” my phone and had to get a replacement
Carmex
Programs from various fashion shows, including Richie Rich and Kimberly Ovitz
Box o’ biz cards
Trial size deodorant, baby powder and lotion, should I spend yet another night on someone’s couch
Stain remover pen (LIFESAVER)
The Socializer under eye treatment
Orbit gum
The First Wives Club– one of my fave movies so I decided to check out the book
Body oils (red Egyptian musk and Sandalwood)
Lanvin perfume, Arpege
Lollipop from Cocktails and Couture
Press pass from Diesel
Cough and eye drops
Mirabella eyeliner lip and cheek ink and
Compact — I got so much free make-up even though I don’t wear any of it. Now I have a reason to start.
Gloves
Christian Siriano Payless pump Polaroid
Swiss Army knife should I ever need to cut a bitch

Jess – Faux fur bodybag from LF

1. My brand spankin’ new Macbook pro, that I would have died without. Frequented that AOL StyleList blogger’s haven with it on the regs.

2. Multiple sparkly Milani nail polish. I did my nails everywhere, painting over layers to change up the colors constantly. There was a rotating slew of colors that cycled through the bag this week.

3. Lipsticks: Illamasqua: The Box (rouge), YSL fucsia, Iman (Pat Field‘s) Jaguar

4. Business cards. Gave out about 75, received at least as many.
5. Several WWDs and Daily Front Rows. I do admit I love reading the Daily.
6. Tickets. Many. Some I’ve disposed of, some made it. Some standing, some seats. None actually with my name on it.
7. Various runs of show. Ones that have lingered in my bag: Timo Weiland, Anna Sui, Dennis Basso, Alexandre Herchcovitch.
8. ESSENTIAL: Blackberry. Can’t believe it took me this long to talk about it. Maybe because I’ve done so much damage on it that it actually just broke. Fashion Week broke my phone…. now…. iPhone?
9. Because that’s not an iPhone, that’s an iPod touch and it’s been keeping me cat walking myself from place to place.
10. Biggie camera. I spent 3 years, that’s 6 seasons in the PIT with this guy. Not this year. Now I just got to use it on celebs backstage, at presentations and the like.
11. WIRES. OMG. My bag was like a radio shack. Heaven forbid I should be without a charge.
12. Small purse. Vintage. Used it when I stashed the big lady mama at the after party coat checks.
13. Wallet. Duh.
14. Deck of cards? The last free gift to remain in this bag. They’re usually the first to go when I get home.
15. Voice recorder, which I ditched for my Blackberry video camera.
16. Pashmina – much lighter than a laptop case. I didn’t wear it, my MacBook did.
17. Vintage Korean flower cardi I wore yesterday. I took it off when the world got mild.
18. Urban Zen literature – got my reikis healed (?) in the AmEx Skybox. Still confused about the process, but I felt great after.
19. My handy dandy notebook. All of my show notes are in this little thing.
20. Napkin from Timo Weiland’s after party on which Paul Steiger (as in Walter‘s son) drew shoes for me. I’m going to the press sample sale today!

That is all that remains. I’m surprised I didn’t find at least 3 Frappacinos and a slew of Fijis, but I lightened my load as I went along.

Mac – Faux croc tote from 21Men

I used the camera to take amazing photos all over NYC this Fashion Week.The Coke Zero is used solely for caffeine purposes but Lord knows I dont need any empty calories. I have two pairs of sunglasses to switch up my eyewear but maintain my air of mystery. The Marc Jacobs ones were gifted to me by stylist Robert Verdi as was the Kenneth Cole cologne, Reaction (the scent is fresh and young). Finally the latest copy of VMAN for the train and cab rides all over the city. And yes I still have the dollar that was in his mouth.

Coke Zero
Powerade
VMAN
Sony Camera
DOTS Wooden Bracelts
Forever 21 Sunglasses
Marc By Marc Jacobs aviators
Notebook
The Daily
Brush
Chapstick
Fashion Indie Vol 2 mixtape
Biz cards
Cash
Metrocard
Pens
Hand Sanitizer
Ray Ban glasses case

Josh – Laptop bag

At the Richie Rich show I heard several people say, “Oh my god! That Rod Stewart impersonator looks so convincing!” I later learned that person was the real Rod Stewart.

Olive Leaf Extract Pills
Vitamin C
Shades
Icebreaker mints
3 $15 iTunes gift cards
Apple wireless mouse
Apple ear buds
GQ magazine
3 Random pens
1 Show invitation
Notepad
Small USB dog that humps computer
Sony voice recorder

L.A.M.B. Fall 2011: Classic Rock, Cultural Movements, Cool Looks

Jessica Lapidos — Fri, 18 Feb 2011 22:59:42 +0000

Running just a touch later than fashionably late, I sprinted through Lincoln Center in my five inch platforms, scanned/printed my ticket and thank the fashion gods I had a seat! The Theatre was well beyond capacity for the 8PM show, and at 8:25 (eek!) they were refusing entry to the straggling standers and forcing photographers waiting for a no-showing Matt Damon on the runway back into the pit. A security guard helped me to my seat, ejecting the Standing ticket holder out of my spot. Moments later, fog poured onto the entrance of the runway and the blazing L.A.M.B. insignia that was roaring on the giant screen melted into a visual feast. Fabulites like Joe Zee, Taryn Manning and Christian Siriano got the fullest effect from the front row, but I was plenty pleased with my partially obstructed view from A-8-4. Gwen Stefani staged a show of six musically engineered fly-styled vignettes.

Opening with the mass instrumental buildup of was The Beatles’ A Day In The Life and the massive grumble of helicopters.

Nude headscarves atop camo pleats, flounce and hounds tooth and structure marched through desert warfare. We Will Rock You. Kashmir. End scene.

Birds align in flight as warm hues of island sun meshes with funky educational prep under Rasta hats. The sights and sounds of Bob Marley wailing love infused with Gwen Stefani’s reggae twists carries the scene. “Ragga Muffins” in halter-esque maxis, slouchy checked coats and printed sweaters. End scene.

Rebel Rebel yelled over twisted English schoolboy-wear. Fat ties accompanied red tartan and leather, fusing frustrated businessman with late sixties British youth uprising on the early fringes of punk. End Scene.

Thick Asian (faux) frizz underneath the bowler hats is an accessory unto itself. The cleaner lines of the minimal robe and austere nude cuts gave way to a crinkly gray dye and repurposed chunk sweaters composed of squares of knits before it. Set to Harajuku pop, the original version of the Without Me intro, Marc McLaren’s Buffalo Gals, and the time warping image of a girl playing with her hair, this segment juxtaposed disheveled and clean. End Scene.

Black and white blazes on a sunny afternoon to the tune of psychedelia. Tomorrow Never Knows what effect optic stripes with orange punches will have on the mind. The tunic cut from the shoulders diagonally inward into pockets with black side panels underneath stated modern mod. You Better You Bet brings on thick bias stripes in front of a dizzying red swirl behind her. Get Back. End Scene.

Crimson and diamonds swim through pyrotechnic explosions around images of Gwen Stefani on screen, her own voice projecting this final story. Eight Gwen-alikes take to the runway in caped, draped, sheer and springy black, drenched in golden ropes. Blonde tresses bumped and waists running low, Gwen Stefani proclaims disco glam. End Scene.

Gwen Stefani put on a spectacle of grand proportions. She projected imagery of cultural movements, making us think about a whole host of topics at once, with notes of rebellion stringing throughout. It wasn’t absolutely cohesive, but she’s working on it. Gwen has brought her large scale entertainment philosophy to the fashion arena, and it elevated her clothing. Bravo. Take that last walk with the adorable little Kingston now.

First two photos from TheStewartofNY

Runway photos from nymag.com

SAMPLE SALES: L.A.M.B. + HARAJUKU LOVERS Up to 70% Off

Rebecca Alexander — Fri, 28 May 2010 17:41:43 +0000

Shopping event company Savvy & Co. hosts a sample sale featuring L.A.M.B. and Harajuku Lovers Handbags. The in-house sale is at 307 West 38th Street in the Storefront for four days only from Tuesday, June 8th to Friday, June 11th. Click through for details…

What: Two lines by Gwen Stefani, L.A.M.B. and Harajuku Lovers. L.A.M.B. is about individuality and sophistication with a touch of rock glamor and a Los Angeles-meets-Paris sensibility….Irreverent luxury. Harajuku Lovers is fun, colorful, East-meets-West nylon and canvas tote bags, carry-alls, backpacks and shoulder bags. Bags and gear for a young, fun-loving generation.

All merchandise will be up to 70% off! Get there early for sensational savings.

Where: 307 West 38th Street, Storefront

(Between 8th & 9th Avenues)

When: Tuesday, June 8th 8:00 am to 8:00 pm

Wednesday, June 9th 10:00 am to 8:00 pm

Thursday, June10th 10:00 am to 8:00 pm

Friday, June 11th 10:00 am to 6:00pm

L.A.M.B. Worthington satchel from the Signature collection, coated canvas in dayglo sunrise with black vachetta trim and zipper detailing. Retail $275, Savvy Price $80

L.A.M.B. Williamsfield tote from the Signature collection, coated canvas in acid houndstooth. Available in assorted prints from Fall and Holiday 2009 and Spring 2010. Retail $295, Savvy Price $90

L.A.M.B. Morgan clutch from the Campbell collection, crinkled Italian cow leather with custom pyramid stud buckle, in vanilla and brown. Retail $195, Savvy Price $60

Harajuku Lovers “Frosting” hobo in super-cute Super Hot Heroes print, made of durable/washable nylon. Retail $58, Savvy Price $20

Harajuku Lovers “Bishoujo” tote, in durable/washable nylon – the perfect small tote for beach book and sunblock . Retail $52, Savvy Price $18

Ebay to Open Pop-Up Shop

Rebecca Alexander — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 14:39:54 +0000

EBay will open its first pop-up shop on November 2 at 3 West 57th Street. Items to be sold include L.A.M.B. shoes, Michael Kors, Anthropologie dresses, and cosmetics from M.A.C. Don’t know about you, but I’m excited.

LINK LOVE: NY Mag via WWD

A Littel L.A.M.B

FashionIndie — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 18:15:15 +0000

Gwen Stefani definitely knows how to keep things hot. Her shoes are quickly becoming a favorite, as she is always “on point”. She appears to have her finger “on the pulse” of the world of fashion and knows just how to come up with those head-turning designs. Featured are some of her latest courtesy of bloomingdales.com.

Written by Shirley Warner on Cult

RUNWAY RUNDOWN: L.A.M.B Spring/Summer 2010

Hillary Frazier — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 17:29:18 +0000

Gwen Stefani created a super fun and wearable collection for L.A.M.B this Fashion Week. Each model had Gwen-like hair that played up the edge of this collection, with great zipper and stud detailing. I was impressed to see a variety of bright colors in this collection..can’t wait to see it hit stores. See the rest of the show on Cult

LINK LOVE: High Snobette

SHOP L.A.M.B| Felix Knot Open Toe Pumps| Sale $198

Rebecca Alexander — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 19:16:00 +0000

Snake-embossed leather with peep toe and crisscross straps and knot detail at vamp, making this the perfect pump!

Buy them at ShopBop

Get The Look: Liv Tyler’s Casual Sunday Look

Lauren Garroni — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 19:26:29 +0000

Spotted this photo of Liv Tyler looking effortlessly stylish. Here is how you Inder’s at home can get this same casual look in just four easy pieces. Check it after the jump.

The Dress:

The Glasses:

The Bag:

The Shoes: