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Growing up in a tiny village in Ireland, designer Phillip Treacy explains, “As a small child, I loved to watch the weddings there. They were the equivalent of fashion shows to me. The dresses that people wore, I couldn’t believe them, they were incredible. It seemed so glamorous to see these creatures appear in these extraordinary clothes, as we didn’t have much glamour where I come from.” When he was around five, he began sewing and making hats for his sister’s dolls. Later, when he studied fas

July 11, 2012 --   Kim Andrews, owner designer of Kids on Top, decided to do this project as the culmination of an ambitious summer of activity that included the re launching of a newly designed website (www.kidsontop.com) and the design and introduction of an adjustable scarf headband accessory to her product line. "I was so full of ideas and excitement for the direction my company was taking. I wanted to be able to follow through on these ideas so I decided to launch this campaign to enable me

EDMONTON — Tribal prints, loose, flowing shapes, natural fabrics and other fashion influences from the 1970s are being reinterpreted for today in a modern take on boho chic.

Designers like Michel Kors and Hugo Boss are using patterns — some Navajo-like, some more African-inspired — in dresses and tops, says Tracy Bradley, manager of Blu’s Womenswear downtown. She points to a Kors maxi dress featuring colourful beading and a simple Boss skirt with a gold, black and green tribal print.

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I have a weakness for HATS (among other things). I simply adore them. It is not surprising to find me styling and profiling several days out of the week with my hat choice of the day.

After browsing for a wide-brim hat yesterday, I had to share some of the cute finds…

Urban Outfitters

Urban Outfitters

ASOS

All of these are cute and unique in their own way not to mention cheap. Nice cool colors for this season.



Yanni D.
Freelance Fashionista (stylist/blogger/writer)
www.yannid.net
www.yannid.blogspot.com
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I have a weakness for HATS (among other things). I simply adore them. It is not surprising to find me styling and profiling several days out of the week with my hat choice of the day.

After browsing for a wide-brim hat yesterday, I had to share some of the cute finds…

Urban Outfitters

Urban Outfitters

ASOS

All of these are cute and unique in their own way not to mention cheap. Nice cool colors for this season.



Yanni D.
Freelance Fashionista (stylist/blogger/writer)
www.yannid.net
www.yannid.blogspot.com
w

I've never considered myself a baseball cap kind of gal. Baseball caps were for the bratty little kids down the street and dads of the bratty little kids down the street. Never a fan that is, until one fateful day two years ago when I happened upon (drum roll please) a baseball cap - with bling! OMG. I had to have this cap. You see, I was into bling before I could crawl. If it shined and sparkled, I wanted it.

So - I pulled out the 'ol credit card and bought this sparkly black cap loaded with seq

New Up and Coming Fashion AccessoriesWebsite Wonder In Alicebands (www.wonderinalicebands.com) has launched a beautiful & diverse rangeof fashion accessories, from headbands, clips, sweet clutch bags, lady gagainspired hair bows and much more.

With each item you choose you get an on going discount, so if you buy 2 items and you get the second item cheaper, if you buy 7items you will get the 6 items for a discounted price.

Wonder In Alicebands accessories have been sold all over the world, they hav

Photo via Fashion156

Just as we promised, we’re keeping on top of the best and, um, most interesting trends at London’s Graduate Fashion Week. Take a look after the jump for these hot, fresh, and often bizarre styles.

Left: Maria Lazari (Photo via @River_Island; Right: Leoni Newcombe (Photo via Fashion156)

Newsflash: Your childhood kaleidoscope has resurrected from the crawlspace shaped like a sweater—but don’t be scared. Geometric shapes hit the catwalk, and—when they worked—we squealed like schoo