Whether you want to add to your existing fall wardrobe or completely revamp, here are six pieces that are on-trend and will have you looking exceptionally fine this fall.

Start with this ASOS Stitch Detail PU Bomber Jacket. The bomber is “the” shape for Fall 2009. This one is available in chocolate or black. Now $48.84.

Few garments are more rock-n-roll than the classic tee. This Logo Luxirie Tee by Luxirie by LRG is a perfect specimen to go with the bomber jacket. $21.00.

Premium denim doesn’t get better than the 7 for All Mankind Ginger Jeans in Los Angeles Dark. These will be a part of your wardrobe for a long time to come. Made of 98% cotton with 2% elastane, these are $119.00 .

Here’s a great new look that’s perfect for wearing to a club. This ASOS Bendy Hem Skirt comes in a miniskirt length with a unique curled hemline. Available in purple or black, this great skirt is $61.05.

This next item is a fantastic idea for those who might be a little shy about wearing miniskirts and/or leggings. These ASOS Skirted Leggings in black will go with just about any top you own. $31.40.

These Velvet Angels Womens Tootsie Ankle Boots are perfect to finish off your fall look. The stacked heel and platform will make your legs look long and lovely. $266.19.

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If it’s been awhile since you’ve added any rings to your accessories portfolio, here are a few hot styles for Fall 2009 to tempt you. From leather to Swarovski Crystal, these are rings that are different from anything you’ve seen before. You’re sure to attract all the right attention with any of these beautiful pieces. Get ready to “ring” in the fall!

First is this Sunburst Cocktail Ring in Gray/Gold by House of Harlow. With leather detail, the pendant measures two inches in diameter. $45.00.

This Noir Koi Fish Ring is silver, approximately an inch and a half across, and is accented with crystals all over. This is definitely an attention getter! $132.00.

The Helium Ring from Swarovski is bold and gorgeous. It is an abstract crystal flower on gold plating. This is a perfect cocktail ring that you can get with matching necklaces. $300.00.

Another bold style for Fall 2009 is this Karen Millen Silver Encrusted Scoop Ring. Chunky with encrusted diamante, it has a high shine finish and embossed brand lettering. ?Ǭ£40.00.

The Pade Vavra Geode Ring is unusual and beautiful, in gold and multi. $145.00.

TransFOURmer Coat - $189

Just in time for fall, the new TransFOURmer coat from the Rachel Rachel Roy collection is not only super chic, but smart and thrifty too! As seen in Real Simple magazine, the Transfourmer coat is one coat that can be unzipped and worn in 4 different ways.

Remove the bottom for a chic motorcycle jacket look or take off the sleeves and bottom for a twist on a vest.?Ǭ† The inside is lined with Rachel?¢‚Ǩ‚Ñ¢s signature graffiti print, for an unexpected pop of color.

View the video that demos all of the different looks the coat transforms into:

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Edge of Urge is a boutique that specializes in handmade creative designs in jewelry and clothing, many by designer Jessie Williams. Edge of Urge is now a boutique and Jessie Williams’ design label. The Edge of Urge store is located in historic downtown Wilmington, North Carolina on the Cape Fear River, but you can purchase their items online at edgeofurge.com

Here is a pair of asymmetrical feather earrings handmade by Jessie Williams. Multi-textured clusters of feathers fall along a sterling chain, with Austrian crystals and vintage charms for added sparkle. Attached to sterling silver French hooks, the longer of the two earrings is approximately 9.5 inches long. $100.00

Here is a pair of long, asymmetrical vegan feather earrings handmade by Jessie Williams. They are hand cut from mesh and vinyl feathers and braids on a sterling chain. Each pair is on sterling silver french hooks. Since all are handmade, they will all vary some. Available in white, black, red, navy blue, or bright orange. Longest earring is approximately 9.5 inches long. $88.00

Here is a pair of asymmetrical leather and feather earrings where hand cut leather feathers underlie vibrant real feathers. Attached to sterling silver French hooks, each pair is slightly different since they are handmade. They’re available in Purple & Pewter, Black & Blue, and Electric Youth (hot pink, electric peach, red) and cost $42.00

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Mardou&Dean are designers of tailored pieces made from the finest fabrics and leathers, and everyday clothing like t-shirts and jeans. Mardou&Dean want to give you a certain sense of euphoria that comes from wearing beautiful, impeccably made clothing. The company started in 2007 with high fashion jeans, added sweaters and tees in 2008, and launched Mardou&Dean Souterrain in February 2009, a collection of tailored gowns, pants, jackets, shirts, and outerwear that are currently in limited production. Here is pop singing star Brandy wearing a pair of Mardou&Dean jeans for a concert:

Here we have a pair of Mardou&Dean skinny fit jeans that feature a super low waist, button fly, and a slightly tapered leg.

These jeans, in a darker denim are 90.5% cotton, 9.5% T400 fabric and are skinny fit with button fly and a tapered leg.

Mardou&Dean were inspired by the novels by Beatnik author Jack Kerouac. It’s an Oslo, Norway based denim label that makes jeans for women and men. The jeans are produced in Italy using denim from either Italy or Japan. Two Mardou&Dean lines are available, one in classic styling, the other more fashion forward. The fly is designed to be slightly open, and buttons with engraved buttons and rivets made in Italy. Back pockets are designed to give everyone the perfect back view. Mardou&Dean retailers are located in Norway, Finland, and the US.

Visit mardouanddean.com to learn more about this brand and where to buy in the US.

Quirky songstress Katy Perry chats with Karl Lagerfeld after his show at Paris Fashion Week in an exclusive interview for Elle.com. It’s certainly a rare chance to peek into the personality of one of the world’s most esteemed designers. Is he intimidating? Yes, but there is a certain warmth about his demeanor, even as he corrects Katy when she expresses her adoration for the fabric, not metal embellishment on a particular dress. The two discuss music and fashion, and we learn fun facts like what he listened to as he got dressed this morning and what song he feels describes himself best (by none other than Lily Allen, of course). His response to the requisite “if you could trade places with any designer” question is a careful mix of smug satisfaction and pure respect. Oh, and he makes jokes too! Click here to see the full interview for yourself.

From our friends at Stylehive

Marc Jacobs showed a memorable collection for spring 2010 in New York in September and in his front row were two rather iconoclastic women: Madonna and Lady Gaga. If Gwen Stefani wasn’t there, she should have been. Actually, it almost looked like those three could have inspired most of the looks, which were ruffled and frilled, yet closely fitted and brief. The models wore their hair in ballerina buns, and makeup consisted of pale faces with winged black eyeliner. All the models were in flats, too, which was unexpected.

Jacobs recently spoke with Women’s Wear Daily about the increasing media attention to famous people’s personal lives - including fashion designers. Jacobs says that it’s simply a sign of the times. People are entertained by people’s real lives, whatever their profession. “And fashion has also reached this kind of proportion like football or sport, you know - a spectator sport.” He mentioned the use of sports stars to peddle just about everything back in the 1970s (remember Joe Namath wearing stockings?). Perhaps now is the moment for fashion designers to capture that kind of attention.

Overall, Jacobs is positive about the trend of fascination with other people’s real lives, saying, “it demystifies the experience. Any behind the scenes look is always telling of the fact that these are real people doing real jobs and who work really hard.”

We have to accept the way the world - whether we think it is good or bad - is and deal with it, according to Jacobs. One thing that has changed in the past couple of decades is that you no longer have to go to Paris to get Parisian perfume. Because of the internet, pretty much anyone with the money can get anything from anywhere. Exclusivity is a different concept now. “Life changes, and the Internet and the media have been a big part of the change that exists now. It?¢‚Ǩ‚Ñ¢s just better to accept things for what they are and enjoy them.”

Here’s to enjoying things like Marc Jacobs’ Spring 2010 ready to wear collection!

Source: wwd.com

Purple Label is a line whose buyers hand pick clothing from all over the world. It offers an edited selection of current styles in one location at the most affordable prices at 80’sPurple.com. Here are a few favorites for Fall 2009.

First up is this Women’s Mimi Silk Double Layered Dress. Wow! What a great party dress. Made from silk with polyester lining, this double v-neck style has a terrific empire waist and lovely layered skirts. this shape never goes out of fashion, and the contrast stripe design on the neckline makes it just that much better. If you don’t mind showing some leg, then this gorgeous confection is definitely the dress for you $89.00.

For this fall’s more casual occasions like going to a football game or taking a walk to enjoy the fall colors, the Women’s Tammy Button Down Back Sweater in Grey is perfect. With a center back button down, this drape-y fitting sweater is $38.00.

You wouldn’t want your feet to get cold on those crisp, fall days, would you? These Women’s Etudes Socks in Grey come up above the knee, look great, and only cost $10.00.

The Women’s Lenore Chain Draping Tank in black is a hot new shape that you’ll be able to get plenty of wear out of because you can dress it up or down. The chain detail is actually part of the top itself. Made from 100% Viscose, this top is $33.00.

Leggings are back in a big way this year, and these Women’s Miss Pinky Denim Leggings in black will serve many outfits very well. With contrast tan stitching, front and back seams, and zippers at the leg openings, these 100% cotton denim leggings are $19.20.

And here is another piece that is sure to find its way into several fall outfits. In fact, you could pair this with the denim leggings and look great for a casual gathering. The Women’s Lucy New Shape Button Up in white is a button up tunic top with roll up sleeves and a longer back hem $38.00.

Shopping source: 80’sPurple.com

At first glance, a casual follower of Paris Fashion Week might be forgiven for seeing the collection for John Galliano as a nod to eighties female executive wear. But if you look closer you can see who he has really used as his muse for the collection: Lauren Bacall. It even had a winking tribute to her other half, Humphrey Bogart, in the form of lovely belted trench coats. The collection was simply of feminine, beautiful clothing for women who are tired of “club crawling” clothing.

The trench, this time in gray lam?ɬ©, went perfectly with the models’ forties-inspired wavy, controlled hairstyles and red lipstick. There were also lovely evening dresses with waists, hips, and embroidery, for unmatched femininity. The effect was heightened by the industrial look of the steel girders in his show’s set. The trench was shown in many versions: coat and jacket length. Suits avoided a matchy-matchy look by using unmatched pairings that had a fresher, younger look than the traditional matched suit.

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