Today’s top reads courtesy of TheStylePapers.com:
NYC Fall 2010 Fashion Week: Everything We’re Oohing (& Ewwing) About! - @Bluefly_com
From Bryant Park to MILK Studios we went, we saw, we tweeted — and now we’re drooling. Behold the Fall 2010 pieces we* want right now… and the ones we wish the designers never made.Beyonce has best body, according to women - Telegrapg.co.uk
Singer Beyonce is the celebrity with the best body in the eyes of British women, but males prefer Hollywood actress Megan Fox, a new survey has found.Good Stuff From Mall Stores: Sparkly Jewelry That Looks Expensive But Isn’t - @SheFinds
We’re all about online shopping. But that doesn’t mean we don’t shop mall stores — we just do it from behind our computer screens. We recently discovered that a number of those urban retail standbys have really stepped up in the jewelry department.
London’s Top Five, So Far - @Fashionista_com
1. Aquascutum’s camel coats. Freja wore a short, empire waisted jacket with long slim sleeves. Its broad collar poured over her shoulders and it was nipped in with a chocolate brown leather belt.New Site Brings Custom Louis Vuitton to the Masses - @Racked
The democratization of fashion continues apace, as Louis Vuitton brings its exclusive “Mon Monogram” personalization service to everyone with an Internet connection and a thousand dollars (give or take) for a handbag.Fashion Week Recap: 7 Wearable Fall Trends - @StyleBakeryTeen
Last week we recapped individual New York Fashion Week shows, but now we’ve had the time to absorb them and figure out the answer to the question on everyone’s minds: what are the big trends for fall? Here are seven trends we noticed that are totally wearable.Designer Handbags Become Cheaper - @kathrynfinney thebudgetfashionista
Of all the cheapish accessories to choose from during this Great Recession, handbags are probably our favorite. And it looks like even the most high-end of them may be in our price range soon.Crystal Renn, Size 16, Struts Her Stuff on the London Catwalk - @ELLE_com
Once again, designer Mark Fast broke the long-standing, and often unhealthy, rules of fashion by sending plus-size models down his runway today in London.for more coverage of the hottest fashion stories, check out TheStylePapers.com
