Yeah, as though the fashion world needs yet another celebrity labeled apparel line! We can surely be happy to know that Madonna is the next celebrity said to be in talks with Macys to create her own clothing line. According to WWD, the pop icon is said to be in the works to launch a collection of contemporary womens clothing which will be exclusively sold at Macy’s. The line would feature merchandise such as apparel, accessories, intimates, & footwear. Madonna’s line has yet to be officially named, but WWD has reported that product line alias’ such as Material Girl (for the clothing line), Truth or Dare (for the lingerie collection) have already been noted for consideration. It’s no secret that Madonna is definitely a force to be reckoned with but I (personally) feel that there has to be a line drawn. Seriously! I am really SICK & TIRED of …

Hey everyone, I’m finally back after a long hiatus….I was in the process of moving out of state! But now I am finally back on track! With that said, I’ve been sorting through my handbag collection – finally realizing that I am in dire need of a new addition to my collection. We can’t kid ourselves and say that we don’t marvel at what Louis Vuitton has to offer us every season. One of my absolute favorite collection within the Louis Vuitton family tree has to be the “Min Lin” collection. There is something about canvas handbags that never seem to fail the test. Light weight fabric, paired against embroidered stitched monogram print – LV’s latest sect comes in the form of the Idylle Collection. The Louis Vuitton Idylle Collection features a series of note-worthy picks, perfect for travel or everyday use. Be sure …

I’m still in totally shock, right now! When I first got the news on the death of Alexander McQueen, I instantly scanned the web just to make sure that the news was indeed true. And there it was, site after site reporting the same devastating news across the globe. Famed fashion designer Lee Alexander McQueen found dead in his London home on Thursday. McQueen passed away at the young age of 40. McQueen is best known for his controversial designs, which some consider to be supersonic. McQueen’s passing came only nine days after this designer revealed via Twitter that his mother had passed away (Feb 2.). McQueen’s theory on fashion showed and proved many times over. His provocative touch on fashion with definitely is missed & forever appreciated. And may he rest in peace. Be sure to check out some of my favorite …

I have only ten days left until I leave NYC! What I am going to miss the most about the big city is the selection of towering shoes that make their presence felt while stomping ground on the cold concrete pavements. And with each new season that comes around, there is an annual upgrade of our most dependable trends. Case in point…the wedge style shoe! But wait! The runways have already determined what we should look for while shopping for this trend. Think bold printed exteriors, exaggerated wedge heels, embellishments (minimal or extreme). And if you are wondering what can solidify your belief that this trend will actually work for you – try to think about what items are a constant staple in your closet space. Off the top, we’ll match skirts & dresses with a unique pair of wedge styled shoes. But for 2010, try incorporating a …

Minimal – that is the latest forecast for this spring. If you’ve already noticed that this season’s collections have been clean, basic, and straight to the point. The winter season is still upon us, but as you already know the retail sector is always a two seasons ahead. In other words, you’ll have ample time to collect your thoughts on which trends to work with for the upcoming spring transition. Fanny packs…there is something about a fanny, bum bag, belt back – (whatever you would like to call it ) that brings some kind of usefulness into your daily lifestyle. Yeah, some of us automatically think that senior citizens or tourist fawn over the look of the fanny pack. But you might want to reconsider the notion. Marc Jacobs obvious had more than just ordinary handbags on his mind. Jacobs took his love for the “fanny pack” above …