
For me, spring and summer fashion equals simplicity. I don’t want to walk around in scorching (ie, anything over 77 degrees) heat, bogged down in layers or accessories, but I don’t want to look plain or uninspired either. Liv Tyler is excellent at putting together ensembles that are minimalist while still being stylish and interesting.

t-shirt – Kohl’s, $24.99//skirt - Charlotte Russe, $16.99//sandals – 6pm, $44.99
This floral t-shirt is totally cute and seasonal, and I love the idea of pairing it with a simple black pencil skirt. Combining casual pieces with formal pieces is one of my favorite aesthetics. It propels any outfit into being visually dynamic, eye-catching, and fun. Choosing some fierce, strappy sandals gives you a relaxed but sassy look. If you want to add structure, a lightweight blazer would do the trick. A metallic headband would also be a great addition. Even as is, Liv’s outfit is a fabulous and an easy-breezy spring/summer look.
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June 22, 2011
- 10:00 am
By Amanda - Wisconsin

Marilyn Monroe’s iconic white dress sells for $46 million
How to get the most out of a studio apartment
Great shoe deals this month
Will Schuester before ‘Glee’
Why Wednesdays are the best night to get busy
Why Liv Tyler loves ‘American Idol‘
7 ways to tell if your diet is working
Best outfits for a first date
Guess who Ashlee Simpson was spotted with!
[Welcome to Celebrity Chic on the Cheap, where our style guru takes a celebrity look and breaks it down for you, our poor college fashionista. What does that mean? It means that while the celebrities (like Lake Bell) are spending $5,000 and more on an ensemble, you an spend way less...and save the rest for Margarita Mondays.]
I think Liv Tyler has given up any and all aspirations of being an actress, and now focuses solely on showing up to red carpet events (in between being embarrassed by her father’s pervy remarks on American Idol).
She has an uncanny ability to arrive looking more fabulous than anyone else. She has this detached, almost frigid aura that is alluring, and since she doesn’t give you any personality, you’re basically forced to be awed by her beautiful sense of style.
Liv is trendy, so her style is constantly changing, but she’s still unpredictable. She’s embracing the minimalist trend this summer, where the ensembles are low-key, and there’s only one eye-catching piece. I am totally on board with this, because I find it way too hot to weigh myself down with accessories and chunky layers. Read More »
Tags: blue dress, budget fashion, celebrity chic on the cheap, celebrity style, college fashion, liv tyler, liv tyler style, low maintenance looks, minimalist style, nude heels, stacked heels, summer vest, white vest
June 11, 2011
- 2:30 pm
By Amanda - Wisconsin

The solution to hair band issues?
Meet the woman who makes Gaga look tame
The secrets to looking perfectly polished
Dress like Nicole Richie and Liv Tyler
Finally! A product that helps with blisters
Red carpet looks from the 2011 Glamour Women of the Year Awards
10 skin essentials you need before hitting the beach
The best new beauty product costs under $3
Our newest obsession: the demi-wedge
There’s now a Shazam for fashion!
The Mouse Jelly Flat from Marc Jacobs is the cutest thing we have ever seen
Wanna be a Bergdorf model?
May 19, 2011
- 6:00 pm
By Amanda - Wisconsin

Arnold’s not the only one with baby mama drama
We’re getting nostalgic for 1989
How to dress like Ashley Greene for cheap
What I learned 10 years out of college
Maria Sharapova is making $3,200 on just her earlobes
Craving some sushi after looking at this photogasm
Did your favorite comedian make the list?
This makes us sad for our future children
We’re in love with this Annie Hall inspired look
TV Shows and films imagined as retro video games
June 2, 2008
- 4:30 pm
By ccandylyndsey
Something Old: Halloween (1978)
Something New: The Strangers (2008)
The Connection: Both feature the creepiest of horror creepshows, the lurky masked killer (or killers, plural, in the case of The Strangers)
Long before I had ever seen Halloween, Michael Myers scared the crap out of me. The iconic pictures of his blank white face, unmistakably human and at the same time utterly monstrous, the brief clips from the movie of him unhurriedly lumbering towards his hysterical victims; for me, Michael Myers was an exact representation of that thing that you suspect is lurking in your closet or following you down the street at night when you feel like you’re being watched. Michael Myers was, as young Tommy Doyle observes so astutely in the film, the quintessential Boogeyman.
But a terrifying killer does not necessary insure a good horror movie. And while I respect Halloween’s place in film history, and acknowledge that when John Carpenter made it in the late 70s, he was dabbling in uncharted territory, it just doesn’t quite gel for me. The movie opens with a six-year-old Michael Myers stabbing his older sister to death with a large kitchen knife while she babysits him on Halloween night. His parents arrive home shortly thereafter to find him standing on the lawn in a trance-like state holding the murder weapon.
Flash forward fifteen years to October 30th, 1978, and he’s being transferred from one institution to another under the supervision of psychiatrist Dr. Sam Loomis when he escapes, steals a car, and drives off in to the night towards his hometown of Haddonfield, Illinois. Hiding out in his now abandoned family home, he spots high school student Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) on her way to school and spends the day stalking her and her friends, hovering around behind bushes and the like in coveralls and his sinister white mask. That night, while Laurie babysits the aforementioned Tommy Doyle and another neighborhood girl, Myers picks off her drinking, drug-using, promiscuous friends one by one until the final showdown between Laurie and Myers. Read More »
Tags: Bryan Bertino, cinephile, Halloween, horror movies, Jamie Lee Curtis, John Carpenter, liv tyler, lurky masked killers, movie reviews, Scott Speedman, The Strangers
May 23, 2008
- 5:00 pm
By CC Staff

Couples
I can’t even have a couple of the week because it was couple madness!
Ashlee and Pete got married
Aubrey O’Day and Quddus are together (?!)
Brad and Angelina were freaking everywhere and looking hot the whole time
Kate Hudson’s going for a ride with Lance Armstrong
Jenna Jameson wants to have babies with Tito Ortiz
And there was a little bit of divorce going on
Song of the week
Lil Wayne Featuring Static Major, “Lollipop“…Again, whatever you say, Billboard Hot 100.
The new Indiana Jones movie is out in theaters. Not to worry, Harrison Ford did not break a hip during filming. Read More »
Tags: ashlee and pete, Aubrey ODay, bar refaeli, brad and angelina, Harrison Ford, Indiana Jones, kate hudson, lil wayne, liv tyler, lollipop, love guru, mtv, pop culture, pop culture round up, quudus
April 3, 2007
- 5:30 pm
By CC Staff

I have mad respect for Liv Tyler.
One, she is the original offspring of super sexy and screachy Steven Tyler (yea, I said it – he’s SEXY).
Two, she’s managed to stay away from all the drama beyond the spotlight and start a family, scandal-free.
Three, she looks healthy and beautiful, and she’s not a size “negative 2.”
Four, she was in Empire Records, one of the sweetest movies, ever.
And five, she’s one of the only actresses out there right now who is pulling off the bangs.
Bangs should look soft, sexy and edgy. They should NOT look like this monstrosity, as seen here.
If you wanna change up your appearance, think about getting bangs like Liv’s.
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