Anna Kendrick is Beautiful in Blue [Celebrity Chic on the Cheap]
I’m really rooting for her because not only is she talented, she seems so sweet and fun (basing this solely on her Twitter feed). As for her style, it’s very chic, featuring interesting patterns, colors, and generally great pieces.
What Are Fall’s Best Fashion Trends? [Infographic]
The trends I’m obsessed with that combat the awkwardness of a fall wardrobe are statement necklaces – they make even the most boring outfits look chic, and menswear because it’s really easy to throw on an over-sized men’s sweater with skinny jeans and look put together.

The Pleated Leather Skirts Celebs Are Crazy About [Budget Stylista]
As always, the ever-fashionable Kristen Cavallari is atop of the latest trend: Pleated black leather mini skirts. All over LA, celebs like Kristen are walking the streets wearing this new style staple, which has become on the hottest fashion trends. What is great about these minis is the fact that they allow the wearer to play up her own unique style; because the skirt is relatively plain, it can be paired with a variety of blouse types and patterns.
The September Issue: Fall 2012 Style Essentials
Oh, autumn. It’s the most wonderful time of the year, filled with pumpkin spice lattes, the return of good television, and, my personal favorite, fall fashion. Each year, fashion and style magazines battle it out to provide the best run down on the coming seasons trends, and treasures.
10 Fall Fashion Trends For $25 Or Less!
We’re almost in October, and that means that fall fashion is officially here. For most of us college students, shopping has turned into a luxury…not so much a necessity (Don’t you miss your parents paying for everything? I know I do). But this season has recycled and revamped fall classics, and introduced some new goodies for everyone’s wardrobe.
Would You Wear Gorilla Arms
When multiple designers (namely Tory Burch, Dolce & Gabbana, Alexander Wang & Roberto Cavalli), paired tailored jackets and coats with furry arms in their F/W 11 collections, the pieces were received with raised eyebrows. One can’t be expected to immediately fall in love with the trend dubbed “Gorilla Arms,” but might it be an acquired taste?
Budget Stylista: The Swinging Sixties
So maybe I’ve spent too much time catching up on the season of Mad Men, but I’m currently obsessed with the sixties. Lucky for me, my fav fashion designers are swinging to the same tune, with lots of sixty-inspired pieces flooding down the runway.

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From CollegeFashion: How To Wear a Winter Vest
One of the best ways to battle the cold and look perfectly seasonal during winter is to wear a cozy, cold weather vest. Before you say anything, hear me out: There are ways to do so without a) looking like you’re about to go skiing, b) evoking images of the Marshmallow Man in Ghostbusters, or c) having people ask why you’re wearing a life preserver, like Marty McFly in Back to the Future.
From CollegeFashion: How To Rock Faux Fur
I know that there are a lot of mixed feelings on fur — personally, I’m an advocate of faux fur. Not only is is cheaper and animal-friendly, but there are incredible plush pieces available that keep you warm and look great.
Budget Stylista: Combat Boots Done Right
When we saw combat-inspired boots on the runways last year none of us thought that trend would ever take hold. (Doc Martens coming back? Pshaw.) But just like gaucho pants, maternity-style tops and moccasins, boy were we wrong.
Wardrobe Wish List: AE Skinny Braided Waist Belt
The quintessential waist belt was not created to hold anything up. It doesn’t fit into loops, it offers no form of support, it’s not durable and it doesn’t save the world from your plumber’s crack. So what does this basic wardrobe staple do for you?
Candy Dish: Fashion & Beauty
• Would you wear combat boots?
• Want curls? Try this ceramic iron!
• Awesome fall trends you can find in thrift stores
• How to wear leopard print
• Make a sweater dress work
• Face mask obsession

Fashion Porn: Hats & Scarves Get Down and Dirty
As temperatures start to drop, and you get to that pesky stage between needing a sweater and needing a jacket, the scarf becomes a key item to fill in. Wrap it around your neck over your favorite cardigan and you’re all set to face the fall chill.