by Renae Virata
Looks like fall is here for many of us and with it comes fall showers. Before you reach for that tradeshow umbrella, think about spreading a little cheer with a more fashionable choice. It can make a rainy day just a little brighter for everyone. 
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A super cute video by Emily Noel. She actually demos a rainy day ‘do step-by-step. It actually looks pretty easy!
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by Renae Virata
Just because the weather outside is blah doesn’t mean your umbrella has to be! When people can’t see what you’re wearing on rainy days this summer, make a style statement when you’re under cover.
It’s easy to forget how something as useful as an umbrella can also act as an accessory. There is no better way to spread some much needed cheer on a gray day than strolling the streets with a beautiful, giant flower or a photographic image of Paris that you can get lost in. Read the rest of this entry »
by Renae Virata
Just because you can shred it as well as (if not better than!) the boys can doesn’t mean you have to dress like ‘em! Ski season is just beginning for a number of spring breakers and deal seekers but still in time to take advantage of the sweet fashions on the slopes and sales galore. But every stylin’ snow bunny knows that you won’t look good unless you feel good, either. Here is what the experts had to say about meshing fashion and function for a productive, fun, and fashionable trip.
by Renae Virata
April showers may bring May flowers, but before then, make a splash with some fabulous puddle-proof shoes. Read the rest of this entry »
by: Laura Milligan
Next week, Fashion Weeks around the world kick off with Copenhagen, Berlin, New York, London, Milan and Paris, plus LA, Vancouver and other cities that have lower-profile but still exciting, innovative shows. If you’re an editor, writer, photographer, blogger, or just hanger-on (no shame), how are you going to decide what to wear to the most fashionable events in the world?
Refinery 29 editorial intern Beverly Fong
Believe it or not, you’ll want to dress sort of like you do every day, except a bit more nicely. Unless you have a hired car, seat assignments and your own mini-portfolio on Style.com, Jak & Jil or The Sartorialist, you’ll kill yourself either by tripping in your high, pointy heels or freezing to death in your sequined cocktail dresses. Here we’re outlining a few tried and true guidelines that have worked for us in Copenhagen and New York, and then listing other Fashion Week dressing guides elsewhere on the web. Cheers!
Chanel Fall 2006; Photo Source: Style.com
Average December Temps: High of 37; Low of 24
Average January Temps: High of 32; Low of 18
First snowfall of 1″ or more (average): December 2
Chicago is a popular vacation spot and business travel location, and whether you’re into baseball, shopping, the art scene, or food, you’ll be a happy camper in Chi-town. The second largest city in the United States is a veritable fashion and shopping mecca for the central part of the country, and thanks to Michelle Obama’s wardrobe supplier and boutique owner Ikram Goldman, the city is now more highly regarded as a style force than ever before.
The one major problem afflicting fashionable girls in the city is the harsh weather, which usually strikes in November and can last all spring. So how can you pack for wind chills of below freezing (and below 0); or expect to complete a shopping marathon in a snowstorm? Whether you’re headed to the city for business or for vacation, keep reading for tips we’ve collected from some of Chicago’s most fearlessly fashionable experts.
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Think you can’t get through a rainy day on both fashion and function for your feet? Think again. These days, you have any number of options that will let you jump those puddles in style.
Galoshes
Why not bring a little sunshine to your day with a fun pair of galoshes. Rain or shine, they’re great for outdoor concerts, running errands, or just hanging out. Wear ‘em with everything from leggings to a cute mini or a dress or tuck a pair of your skinniest jeans into them. Read the rest of this entry »
It’s warm. It’s sticky. And it’s raining?! Sometimes the forecast just doesn’t call for galoshes and trench coats when it’s 90 degrees and a 90% chance of rain outside. Here are a few key ways to keep dry and stay cool. Read the rest of this entry »
