Shopflick and Trashionista have partnered up to give one lucky winner this transparent neon green lucite layered “KV” necklace by Kid Viskous. Perfect for adding an extra dose of fresh to your fall wardrobe!

To enter, just leave a comment on this post and make sure to enter your email address in the appropriate field (it will not be revealed publicly) and we will contact the lucky duck next friday.

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OK, so we have to admit, we have never seen an episode of ‘Gossip Girl’ because the only shows we watch are ‘True Blood’ and ‘Dexter’–except for Claire, who is obsessed with ‘The Real Housewives of Atlanta’ (we kid)–but anyway, we know that a lot of you love it and we also know that WE absolutely love and adore Alex + Chloe, which is why we found this little tidbit post-worthy…

In episode 2.07 - Chuck in the Real Life, Taylor Momsen’s character (Jenny Humphrey) is spotted wearing not one, but TWO Alex + Chloe Creations: The Button necklace, and The Pyramide Pointure necklace.

Check them out here: Alex + Chloe necklaces as featured in Gossip Girl

Swedish jean company Nudie, merged forces with Amnesty International. Through their partnership they produced thirty uniquely illustrated t-shirts, which were showcased beside their Victorian-inspired recycled denim creations. But the show didn’t stop there, after all we’re in this amazing structure surrounded by fashion - now we need rock and roll. What better way to have your models walk to the live Swedish band, Division of Laura Lee? The energy was infectious.

Now, a few pictures.

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Summer is over–you’ve gone back to school, and the leaves are slowly turning. You’ve got to find new ways to bring excitement into your life, so why not ditch marching band practice and explore the woods (in style!) with your sweetheart? Photos by Stella Kae.

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Makeup: Stella Kae @ T.H.E. Artist Agency
Models: Claire Marshall, Jeremy Mohler
Styling: Claire Marshall
Photo Assistant: Lindsay Aiello
Location: Wilderness Studios

Academia is often a tedious world, but amongst the books, sharpened pencils and chalkboards, there is still, thankfully, room for fashion. Think about channeling a female equivalent of Seth Cohen and you’ll be on the right track. While some associate the “Geek” label with the likes of Weird Al Yankovic and his “white and nerdy” endeavors, other more fashion-learned individuals, such as Kate Williams of Nylon Magazine, find geekdom; “tremendously cool”. Fashion these days no longer favors the “empty-minded”: brainy has overruled, and instead of glittery clubs, libraries have become the backdrop for some of the latest and boldest fashion statements.

From brogues to knee-socks to glasses, the sartorial sphere is screaming “nerd ” from all directions. It goes to show that we should be nice to geeks, because the day has come, but instead of working for one, we have started dressing like one. Here, in sync with the numbered photograph are some handy tips on how to dress like a dork. It is not a difficult look, but it is important that it not seem contrived for there is nothing worse than a blonde bimbo using it as a last attempt in appearing intelligent.

1. Braided on top- this is a practical hairstyle, one that won’t need any maintenance during the day. It will stay fixed and tidy- in the same way your brain should during studying.

2. Accessories should be minimal. There is nothing more infuriating than a pile of bangles getting in the way or clanking incessantly while writing or taking notes.

3. Elastic Waistband: Perfect in comfort and style. Elastic won’t feel restrictive when you are sitting studying or reading for long periods of time. Drainpipe jeans or a lycra pencil skirt are definitely not components of a library outfit, save those for Saturday night.

4. Pockets: Can carry everything from your lip balm to your blackberry to your pens, pencils, and ruler. They keep your hands free to carry books, binders etc.

5. Elastic& cuffed sleeves: keeps you from having to continuously roll your sleeves up while also preventing them from sliding down over your wrists while you are writing and reading.

For more fashion updates, read Audrey’s Blog: www.befrassy.com

We have been listening to Seksu Roba for years. A few years ago we met a man named Tosh Berman who became a huge inspiration to us. Tosh Berman has an amazing wife named Lun*na. It took us about a year to figure out that Lun*na was one half of Seksu Roba, and once we did, it was just one more thing to be totally in awe of.

Lun*na Menoh is a Japanese born Renaissance artist who lives in Los Angeles. Her work deals with fashion, clothing and exposing the invisible thread between performance and fabric by making sculpturisque dresses, paintings, and a series of fashion shows with her conceptual but wearable outfits.

This fantastically intriguing creature will be having a fashion show this upcoming Saturday in LA, and we encourage all of you West Coasters to go!

LUN*NA MENOH
“Couture Salvage”

Saturday, October 11, 2008
8PM, doors open 7:30 PM
$10

LIVE FASHION SHOW
With original live music score by JEAN PAUL YAMAMOTO

at Track 16 Gallery
2525 Michigan Avenue, Bldg C-1
Santa Monica, CA 90404

RSVP 16 Gallery: 310-264-4678 reception@track16.com

-A vacuum cleaner becomes a jacket!
-A speaker becomes a skirt!!
-A golf bag becomes a necklace!!!
-A sofa becomes a coat!!!!

Lun*na Menoh’s band “Jean Paul Yamamoto” will do an original special music piece for this event featuring fellow band members ex DEVO drummer Alan Myers and avant-guitarist Shin Kawasaki plus backup singers/dancers Ayako and Moeko.

For more information, please visit: http://www.lunnamenoh.com