Hot Shoe Alert: Prada Boot

One of the Biggest trends for Fall 2009 is the Over-The-Knee boot. This boot is from Neiman Marcus and is $1,400 but for that it is the hottest thing to own this fall.

Hot Bag Alert: Chanel Patent Patchwork Bag

Here is a hot bag it is Edgy Elegance. I could see Beyonce, Mariah Cary, Michelle Obama all carrying this bag. I could not find any retailers who are currently selling this bag it is from a previous season but I did find it on the handbag rental site BagBorrowOrSteal.com for a rental fee of $134 you can rent this bag for one week, Or maybe you can check online auction houses like Ebay for this bag

"IT" Items of the Week

First we have the IT item for women. The item is a Hot Pink Strapless Michael Kors Cashorga Sheath Dress that can be purchased for $1,550 at Neiman Marcus.

The IT item for Men this week is the Phillip Stein Prestige Landmark Chronograph Watch that can be purchased at Neiman Marcus for $2,370

Celebrity Trend Alert: Christian Louboutin Heels

Christian Louboutin Heels are showing up everywhere on celebrities. How you can tell that these shoes are Louboutins is because the designer has a signature of the red sole. Celebs such as Victoria Beckham, Leighton Meester, Amy Adams, Blake Lively, Kate Moss, And Megan Fox. There is a large following of celebrities who wear these shoes and it is getting larger each and every day.

Style Icon: Ashey Olsen

Ashley Olsen may not be the most glamorous person in Hollywood but she is one of the most richest so i guess that means that she can dress however she wants. Of the 2 sisters I think that Ashley has the more put together style. She may wear an evening gown with a leather jacket or an over sized tuxedo but she has the frame and personality to pull it off

LoveIt or HateIt: Christian Dior Haute Couture Fall 2009

If anyone ever pondered the question of how a Dior couture show would play minus the smoke, mirrors, deafening music, extravagant sets, and locations—and haven't we all?—now we know. For Fall, John Galliano took the collection back to the dove gray salons of the Christian Dior headquarters in the Avenue Montaigne to show almost in the way the clothes were traditionally presented to clients and the press in the 1950's. And to be honest, sans the heart-pounding stress, stadium-size crowds, and general hurly-burly, it was a lovelier, more intimate parade to behold.

Galliano said he'd been inspired by behind-the-scenes documentary photographs taken more than half a century ago as Monsieur Dior dressed his cabine of mannequins for shows. The conceit of half-dressed models informed the collection, so that hip-emphasizing basques, girdles, lace-edged slips, and petticoats were hybridized into brightly colored variations on the classic wasp-waisted silhouette of Dior's New Look. The effects—reworked Bar peplum jackets, draped bubble skirts, padded-hip coats, and full-skirted evening gowns—came punched up with a zinging palette of orange, lime, raspberry, and yellow, contrasted with the pretty flesh tones of fifties under-things. Nothing particularly novel, or even mildly shocking, but Galliano turned that to his advantage. It's a moment when reemphasizing house values is a wise tactical move.

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Lucy Liu in an Unknown Designer

Chloë Sevigny in Chloé

Evan Rachel Wood in Gucci

Blake Lively in Roberto Cavalli