Moschino Jeans Coat

Moschino is a part of the Aeffe fashion group and is well known for its "classico con twist", classical twist. Originally created in 1983 by the late Francisco Moschino and now headed by Rosella Jardini, the look of Moschino garments is often referred to as classical, whimsical, sexy, and unique with a dash of humour.
• Color - Black & White
• 55% poly 45% pvc
• Button front closure
• Front pockets
• Modeled in size 38. See fit guide for model's dimensions.
• Revolve Style No. MJEA-WO7
• Manufacturer Style No. WK10080

revolveclothing.com
Price: $842

Nili Lotan Short Sleeve Silk Dress in Large Dot

Fashion is constantly changing, and designer Nili Lotan understands that it is about the expression of a certain point of view. Her pieces express self-creativity and individuality through contrast and contradiction.
• Color - Large Dot
• 100% silk
• Dry clean only
• Side pockets
• Unlined
• Revolve Style No. NILI-WD5
• Manufacturer Style No. 72175

revolveclothing.com
Price: $173 (sale)

Dots Crushing on Colors!

pediped™ 'Giselle' Mary Jane (Walker & Toddler)

Stitched-on polka dots brighten a fun mary jane with cushioning in the heel and an ultra-flexible sole.

* Velcro® closure.
* Leather upper and lining/rubber sole.
* By pediped™; imported.
* Kids' Shoes.

Fit: Euro. Sizing: 22= 6-6.5, 23=7, 24=7.5-8, 25=8-8.5, 26=9-9.5, 27=10-10.5.
Euro. Sizing: (Walker 12-24 mos) 22-23, (Toddler 2-4 yrs) 24-27.

Nordstrom.com
Price: $44.95

Theory Polka-Dot Top

Polka-Dot Top: Paris Style. Blackberry (purple) with multicolor overlapping polka-dot print. Horizontal pintucks across chest. Bateau neckline. Puffed cap sleeves. Cotton/silk. Imported.

Neimanmarcus.com
Price: $200.00

Diane von Furstenberg Justin Wrap Dress

Print silk-jersey wrap dress with fold-over collar. 2.5" banding and 2" slit at cuffs. 3/4 sleeves.
42" long, measured from center back.
100% silk.
Dry clean.
Imported.

Shopbop.com
Price: $325

Adrianna Papell Polka Dot Sundress

Plunging V-neck and pleated bodice pair with a curved Empire waist for a flattering silhouette. The skirt falls to a fluid hem and showcases a fun, flirty print.

* Back zip with hook-and-eye closure.
* Adjustable spaghetti straps.
* Padded cups.
* Approx. length from base of neckline to hem: 28 1/2".
* Fully lined.
* Cotton; dry clean.
* By Adrianna Papell; imported.
* Dresses.

Neimanmarcus.com
Price: $98

From Nikki Finke's Blog

(BeansTalk Note: looking at the time (2:17 p.m.) Finke posted this (30 April 2008), we realized we'd gotten a call about this even before she put this up. News spreads fast...especially to those who would be most interested... just a note -- Steve Sonsky is a really great guy, we wish him the very best.)

UPDATE: "TV Guide Getting Gutted Today"

Pulled directly from Nikki Finke's Hollywood Blog: Add TV Guide to the long list of publications undergoing massive downsizing. It's yet another sign of the shifting fortunes of TV in general along with the downsizing in network pilots and upfronts etc. An insider tells me that editor Ian Birch and the two managing editors Lois Draegin and Steve Sonksy and several others, including the marketing department, got the word this morning they'd be exiting. I heard that Birch, the British editor of Heat (that hot tabloid in the UK) didn't even come in to the building today, while publisher Scott Crystal and a Human Resources henchwoman were "running around handing out the news that TV Guide is getting gutted today." The timing couldn't be worse: TV Guide is holding its annual high-profile "Sexiest Stars" party in LA on Thursday.

Crystal just told the staff they will have a new editor in place by end of next week. (Rumors are it may be Debra Birnbaum...)

News Corp dumped TV Guide last fall and the mag moved out of the NewsCorp building in December. I hear some stockholder meeting by current owner Macrovision is happening today. Word is Macrovision is looking for a new owner for the magazine and, if none is found, the print version could shutter. Supposedly, Macrovision only bought Gemstar-TV Guide for the digital technology. Word is the company will keep the technology and the on-line version of TV Guide and sell the print version which does retain 3.5 million subscribers. But I'm told the print edition had been losing millions every year.

DNA confirms IDs of czar's children, ending mystery
By MIKE ECKEL, Associated Press Writer

For nine decades after Bolshevik executioners gunned down Czar Nicholas II and his family, there were no traces of the remains of Crown Prince Alexei, the hemophiliac heir to Russia's throne.

Some said the delicate 13-year-old had somehow survived and escaped; others believed his bones were lost in Russia's vastness, buried in secret amid fear and chaos as the country lurched into civil war.

Now an official says DNA tests have solved the mystery by identifying bone shards found in a forest as those of Alexei and his sister, Grand Duchess Maria.

The remains of their parents — Nicholas II and Empress Alexandra — and three siblings, including the czar's youngest daughter, Anastasia, were unearthed in 1991 and reburied in the imperial resting place in St. Petersburg. The Russian Orthodox Church made all seven of them saints in 2000.

Despite the earlier discoveries and ceremonies, the absence of Alexei's and Maria's remains gnawed at descendants of the Romanov dynasty, history buffs and royalists. Even if Wednesday's announcement is confirmed and widely accepted, many descendants of the royal family are unlikely to be fully assuaged; they seek formal "rehabilitation" by the government.

"The tragedy of the czar's family will only end when the family is declared victims of political repression," said German Lukyanov, a lawyer for royal descendants.

Nicholas abdicated in 1917 as revolutionary fervor swept Russia, and he and his family were detained. They were shot by a firing squad on July 17, 1918, in the basement of the Yekaterinburg house where they were being held.

Rumors persisted that some of the family had survived and escaped. Claims by women to be Anastasia were particularly prominent, although there were also pretenders to Alexei's and Maria's identities.

"It was 99.9 percent clear they had all been killed; now with these shards, it's 100 percent," said Nadia Kizenko, a Russian scholar at the University at Albany, State University of New York. "Those who regret this news will be those who liked the royal pretender myth."

Alexei was one of the more compelling of the victims, drawing sympathy because of his hemophilia. His mother's terror of the disease and fear that he would not live to gain the throne were key to her falling under the thrall of the hypnotic and sexually ravenous self-declared holy man Rasputin, who exerted vast influence on the royal family.

Researchers unearthed the bone shards last summer in a forest near Yekaterinburg, where the royal family was killed, and enlisted Russian and U.S. laboratories to conduct DNA tests.

Eduard Rossel, governor of the region 900 miles east of Moscow, said tests done by a U.S. laboratory had identified the shards as those of Alexei and Maria.

"This has confirmed that indeed it is the children," he said. "We have now found the entire family."

"The main genetic laboratory in the United States has concluded its work with a full confirmation of our own laboratories' work," Rossel said.

He did not specify the laboratory, but a genetic research team working at the University of Massachusetts Medical School has been involved in the process. Evgeny Rogaev, who headed the team that tested the remains in Moscow and at the medical school in Worcester, Mass., was called into the case by the Russian Federation Prosecutor's Office.

He told The Associated Press on Wednesday that he delivered the results to Russian authorities, but said it was up to the prosecutor's office — not him or his team — to disclose the findings.

"The most difficult work is done and we have delivered to them our expert analysis, but we are still working," he said. "Scientifically, we want to make the most complete investigation possible."

The test results were based on analysis of mitochondrial DNA, the genetic material passed down only from mothers to children. That DNA is more stable than nuclear DNA — the material inherited from the father's side — especially when remains are badly damaged.

In this case, the bone fragments were so shattered and burned that Rogaev's team first had to determine whether enough uncontaminated genetic material still existed for testing.

The delicate work proved that, indeed, useful DNA could be extracted from a very small amount of the material — a critical fact, since they wanted to preserve as much of the bone fragments as possible out of respect for the victims.

The researchers also compared DNA from the remains with those of Empress Alexandra, who was a granddaughter of Britain's Queen Victoria and a distant relative of Prince Philip, the husband of Queen Elizabeth II.

With the mitochondrial analysis completed, the team is working on the nuclear DNA analysis and comparing the samples to paternal relatives of the czar's family.

That information, along with conclusions already delivered to the Russian prosecutors, eventually will be submitted to a professional journal for peer review and publication.

It was unclear if the Russian Orthodox Church will recognize them as genuine. The church's press service said no one could comment on Wednesday's announcement.

It was also unclear whether the descendents of the royal family would accept the identification. Lukyanov said neither he nor his clients had received confirmation.

Lukyanov's efforts to get the government to declare the royal family victims of political repression have been repeatedly rejected by Russian courts, which have said the family's killing was premeditated murder, not a political reprisal.

He said Russia had much to do to overcome its tortured past.

"They say that as long as the last soldier remains unburied, the war continues," Lukyanov told AP. "So long as the last victim of Bolshevik terror and the Communist regime remains unrehabilitiated, the repression will continue."

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Associated Press writers Carley Petesch in New York and Stephanie Reitz in Hartford, Conn., contributed to this report.

Stonehenge Secrets Revealed

Stonehenge Decoded, premiering Sunday, June 1, 2008, at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT

People have speculated about its purpose for centuries, associating the structure with everyone from King Arthur’s magician, Merlin, to the druids and the sun god Apollo. Shrouded in mystery for thousands of years, new evidence uncovered during expeditions supported by National Geographic and led by British archaeologist Mike Parker Pearson may point to the true purpose of Stonehenge and offer new insight into the community that first constructed it.

Stonehenge is one of the most iconic structures in the world. Now, National Geographic Channel (NGC) presents an exclusive look at groundbreaking evidence that places this ancient monument at the center of one of the largest prehistoric religious complexes in the world. Premiering Sunday, June 1, 2008, at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT, Stonehenge Decoded details the first proof of a 4,500-year-old Stone Age settlement just a few miles from Stonehenge.

With at least 300 houses, it is the largest Stone Age settlement ever found in northern Europe, and at its center are the remains of a mysterious second circle. Excavations and radiocarbon dating reveal that this second circle was a near replica of Stonehenge built of wood — and that both monuments stood at the same time. Narrated by Emmy Award-winning actor Donald Sutherland, the two-hour documentary describes this radical new vision of Stonehenge and the people who built it.

“It’s not just a stone circle and that’s all there is to it,” says Parker Pearson. “It’s actually part of something much bigger … the building project for Stonehenge was just one element of a greater design.”

Parker Pearson believes that Stonehenge was built for the ancestors, a monument in stone to house the spirits of the dead. New excavations reveal that it was linked by grand processional avenues to the other nearby great circle, built of wood — which represented the world of the living. On the longest and shortest days of the year, both monuments align dramatically with the rising and setting sun.

Stonehenge Decoded presents further evidence suggesting that on special days, such as the summer and winter solstices, thousands of people gathered from across Britain — and perhaps beyond — for two great festivals. They traveled for the summer solstice to thank the ancestors for bringing back life and fertility to the land, and in midwinter to lay their dead to rest.

“Up until this time, this was a world of monuments, great public works, where you’ve really got to gather people from all over the place to spend years of labor … we don’t see any of this largest scale cooperation ever again. So it’s the end of an era. It’s a world which has really become transformed,” concludes Parker Pearson.

Stonehenge Decoded is produced for National Geographic Channel by National Geographic Television (NGT). The Executive Producer for NGT is Ben Goold. For National Geographic Channel executive producer is Mike Welsh, senior vice president of production is Juliet Blake, and executive vice president of content is Steve Burns.

Ugly Aside: Here's Somewhere City

STRANGEco, purveyors of the peculiar, is proud to announce the release of the newest addition to the Somewhere City family. Developed in collaboration with The Museum of Modern Art, Somewhere City is designed by Goran Lelas, an accomplished designer whose magical style spans fashion, illustration, children's literature and costume design. The new Somewhere City plush dolls feature the two signature characters from the series- Memo Wee the elephant and Oink Le Rouge the pig. Both are over 9 inches in height and are constructed from a soft and innovative terry cloth material.

Croatian born Lelas began his design career in Milan, where he relocated to shortly after graduating from the University of Design Zagreb. He has worked in diverse fields, from stage and costume to high-end fashion design as well as children's illustration. Always working for the best in their respective industries, Lelas has built a reputation for bringing magical whimsy and childlike dreamscapes to the high fashion and high art worlds. Some highlights from his resume include Casa Vogue, Vanity, Sergio Rossi, Pret a Design, and children's adaptation of the opera The Magic Flute.

Somewhere City Plush Dolls - suggested retail price - $25.99 each

The Somewhere City collection is the first toy collaboration between STRANGEco and The Museum of Modern Art and the first toy designed by Lelas. In addition to the high quality plush dolls, the collection features a special series of six plastic toys, each created with interchangeable pieces and high quality design. The MoMA Design Store also features two exclusive box sets featuring three figures per set.

In addition the box set, STRANGEco, is releasing the Somewhere City plastic toys in special individual packaging, available at all MoMA Design Store locations, MoMAstore.org, and at finer retailers worldwide through STRANGEco Distribution.

For more information, visit www.strangeco.com/somewhere.

Somewhere City MoMA 3-Pack- Suggested retail price - $29.99 each

Somewhere City Individual Figures- Suggested retail price - $9.99 each

ABOUT STRANGEco:

The foremost purveyor of artist-based toys, design objects and curiosities, STRANGEco continuously creates and produces innovative designs, and has deservedly gained recognition as the leader of the art toy revolution, from both artists and customers alike. Working closely with artists they admire, the STRANGEco staff help to develop character designs often only seen in two dimensions. The end results are beautiful original art pieces in three-glorious dimensions which fans can actually afford and collect. Notable artists STRANGEco has worked with include Mars-1, Jim Woodring, Friend With You, tokidoki, Nathan Jurevicius and many others.

ABOUT GORAN LELAS:

Croatian-born Goran Lelas is an accomplished designer whose magical style spans fashion, illustration, children's literature, product and costume design. Beginning with creative illustration in Milan for Vanity, Casa Vogue and Vogue Bambini, Lelas has developed a signature aesthetic that has carried into sculpture, apparel and shoe design. Lelas has also created highly detailed costume design theater and opera, including a special production of Mozart's The Magic Flute in his native Croatia. His work has been published in Vogue Pelle, Vogue Bambini, Casa Vogue, Glamour, ID Magazine, The Shanghai Daily and The New York Times.

Guests On Our Favorite Shows

The Daily Show With John Stewart

Wednesday, 30 April Robert Schlesinger- author –White House Ghosts

Thursday, 1 May Howard Dean- DNC Chair

Monday, 5 May Harry Reid- The Good Fight

Tuesday, 6 May Fareed Zakaria- The Post-American World

The Colbert Report Upcoming Guests

Wednesday 30 April Noah Feldman- author- The Fall And Rise Of The Islamic State

Thursday, 1 May James Kunstler author- World Made By Hand: A Novel

Monday 5 May Carl Hiaassen- author- The Downhill Lie: A Hacker's Return To A Ruinous Sport

Tuesday 6 May Nathan Gunn- opera singer

Wednesday 7 May George Johnson- author- The Ten Most Beautiful Experiments

Thursday 8 May Arianna Huffington- author- Right Is Wrong: How The Lunatic Fringe Hijacked America, Shredded The Constitution, And Made Us All Less Safe

Kettlebell Beach Body


For killer abs, toned arms, and a taut little booty in a hurry, turn to the KettleBell.
Celebrity trainer Missy Beaver gets her A-list clients in shape for bikini season with this
black cannon ball like toning tool with a variety of swinging moves. Using the KettleBell
will accelerate fat loss, while producing strength, balance, coordination, and increase
range of functional motion.

Results happen FAST. After the first week, you’ll feel different. After the second week,
you’ll look different. And, after the third week, you’ll be feeling good in that itsy-bitsy
teeny-weeny bikini.



The following exercises are a snapshot at Missy’s celebrity workout routine. It should be
done 3 times a week and only takes 20 minutes.



1. SINGLE LEG DEADLIFT

Stance: Position one foot directly behind KB. Raise other foot off the floor.

Pick a spot in front of you to focus on to maintain balance.

Keep eyes up chest up and tighten your body.

Motion: Bend front knee slightly and hinge at the waist to grab KB with double overhand grip.

Pressing through heel, straighten up, bringing KB up with you.

Use back leg to help maintain balance.

You keep your core tight and while still keeping the raised leg behind you off the ground, lock out your hips at the top of the move by squeezing your glutes and tightening your abs. Then to reverse the move, slowly lower the KB to the ground on one leg and rest the KB on the ground for a second.

Muscles worked: Abs, thighs, hips, hamstrings, glutes. Works your muscles at the same time as creating balance and stability.

A women should use and 18lb kettlebell and a man should use a 36lb kettlebell.

1 set; 5 reps each side

2. 2-HANDED SNATCH PULL

Stance: Feet shoulder-width apart, turned out at 45 degree angle. KB in center of your feet.

Bottom Position: Bend your knees, push your hips back, eyes and chest up.

Grab the KB with an overhand grip.

Motion: Push your heels through the ground to stand up.

Pull to continue upward momentum of KB to chest level, sliding hands from top of handle around to the sides of the handle (horns).

Top Position: Knees locked, thighs, glutes and center, tight.

Hold KB by horns at chest level for a split second then return to starting position.

Muscles worked: Hamstrings, hips, glutes, lower back, arms. A safe way to get the KB to a position to perform other exercises like the two handed push press squat or lunge.

18lb for a beginning women and 36lb for man.

1 set; 10 reps


3. TWO-HANDED PUSH PRESS

Stance: Feet shoulder-width apart.

Snatch pull kettlebell to chest level.

Motion: Bend at the knees 6 – 8 inches, and then drive through heels while pressing kettlebell overhead.

Top: Body tight, arms fully extended, elbows locked.

Lower KB back to the chest position.



Muscles worked: Shoulders, arms, traps, legs. Shoulder strength and endurance, good exercise to work your way up to being able to do a one-armed push press.

18lb for women and 36lb for men.

1 set, 10 reps

4. WINDMILL

You should start this exercise with a very lightweight or no weight at all until you have
mastered the movement.

Stance: Feet slightly wider than shoulder-width.

Extend one arm in the air

Turn BOTH feet 45 degrees away from extended arm

Look up at extended arm

Motion: Keeping your eyes on the extended arm, bend diagonally forward to touch inside of front heel with free hand.

Rotate torso to keep arm locked out towards ceiling.

Tighten body, and push with rear heel to straighten up to upright position with shoulders over your hips.

Muscles worked: Abs, obliques, back, hips, shoulders.

This produces a hard core increased should back and hop flexibility and a solid and defined mid section. Gets rid of the dreaded wings (muffin tops)

Start with no weight until you are comfortable with the movement then you should start with a 9lb KB for women 18lb KB for men.

1 set; 5 reps each side

5. ONE-LEG SQUAT (PISTOL)

You will need a bench, chair or your couch to perform this exercise.

Stance: Balance on one foot, other leg in front. Arms out front for counterbalance.

Motion: Lower until you are seated on the chair, slight pause.

Tighten body then push through heel to return to standing position.

Touch opposite toe to floor to maintain balance, if necessary

Muscles worked: Quads, glutes, hips, hamstrings, abdominals, back. This exercise produces incredible leg strength toning of legs and glutes and increased hip and hamstring flexibility.

1 set, 5 reps

6. DECK SQUAT


Motion: Squat down as far as you can

Use the momentum continue to lower yourself to the floor and roll back on your shoulders, legs in a loose tuck.

Use the forward momentum to roll back forward, and return to the bottom of the squat position.


7. 2-HANDED SWING


Stance: Feet slightly wider than shoulder-width apart.

Double overhand grip on KB

Bottom Position: Bend knees, as though squatting hips back, shoulders forward, eyes and chest up.

Motion: Immediately drive your heels through the ground to explode to upright position.

Top Position: Push your hips forward explosively, squeeze glutes at top tightening your thighs and abs.

Squeeze glutes at the top of arc. Keep shoulders loose, elbows locked.

As KB begins downward swing, bend knees and hinge at the hips.

Continue with the swinging motion following the KB not fighting it

Muscles worked: Hips inner thighs glutes hamstrings back and shoulders. It produces strength endurance, cardio and core strength. Do 10 swings you will feel like you just ran a 200-yard sprint and burn a lot more calories in a lot less time.

18lb for women and 36lb for men

1 set, 10 reps


8. SUITCASE DEADLIFT

Stance: Feet a few inches apart, kettlebell to one side.

Bottom Position: Bend your knees, hips back, grab handle of KB

Motion: Push your heels through the ground to stand straight up.

Top position: Body straight, Thighs, center and glutes tight. Avoid bending to either side

Muscles worked: Obliques, legs, glutes, hips

18lb for women 36lb for men

1 set, 5 reps

THIS IS NOT A SIDE BEND

Missy Beaver is an Elite Nike Fitness Professional who trained with Pavel Tsatsouline (the man credited with introducing Kettle Bells to the U.S., and the country’s foremost authority on this new discipline), and has since become the latest (and most sought after) expert herself. Missy holds the following feathers in her fitness cap:

* Z Health instructor (new age physical therapy)
* Psychology Degree
* Shiatsu Massage and Chinese Medicine
* Certified by the National Academy of Sports Medicine

Missy is releasing her much anticipated training DVD: “The Ketttlebell Revolution with Celebrity Trainer Missy Beaver” in Summer 2008. The DVD was directed by Fisher Stevens and produced by Linda Klein (producer of “Grey’s Anatomy”). www.misfitla.com

Frédéric Fekkai Cuts Give Back To Greenwich, Ct Community

Fekkai Cut for Charity at Frédéric Fekkai Greenwich Benefitting Bush-Holley Historic Site Education Programs


Frédéric Fekkai will donate 100% of the proceeds from his first five haircuts, $750 each, in his newly opened Greenwich salon on May 19th, 2008 to the Bush-Holley Historic Site Education Programs for Children.

Kicking off with the official salon opening on May 15th and lasting through May 31st, 2008.

Twenty percent of all salon services benefits The Bush-Holley Historic Site Education Programs for Children. Fekkai will do cuts himself on May 19th, donating 100 percent of the proceeds from his first five cuts to the charity. Haircuts with Frédéric Fekkai are $750.

Housed in a former flower shop on the charming, tree-lined Lewis Court, Frédéric Fekkai Greenwich has a sunny, open layout with high ceilings. The 2,100-square-foot salon will feature 10 styling chairs against original exposed brick walls in a warm setting with dark-brown leather lounge seating, soft silk pillows and sophisticated polished-nickel table lamps. As with his salons in New York, Beverly Hills, Palm Beach, and Dallas, Frédéric Fekkai Greenwich will offer hair styling, color, manicure, pedicure, brow grooming and make-up application. The salon will offer extended evening hours, along with special touches like a menu of delicious edibles from nearby restaurant.

Bush-Holley Historic Site Education Programs are designed to expand visitors' understanding of ongoing history through quality programs presented by scholars, artists and community leaders. Each year thousands of students and teachers come to Bush-Holley House, the centerpiece of the historic site on Cos Cob Harbor. Interactive, inquiry-based programs allow students to creatively explore topics and sharpen their critical thinking skills. Programs are designed to complement classroom teaching while providing students and teachers a memorable day full of fun and discovery. Topics include colonial American history, the American Revolution, slavery in the North, the Industrial Age, and the development of American Impressionism. All programs meet state curriculum standards for both Connecticut and New York states.

Monday, May 19, 2008
Call ahead for appointments: 203.861.6700

Frédéric Fekkai Greenwich
2 Lewis Court
Greenwich, CT 06830

This Saturday!

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Let a Lantern Sleeve Light
Up Your Fashion Style

We confess we fell instantly in love with Rachel Pally's Lantern Sleeve Long Dress; we got two at last winter's sample sale. There's something innately flattering about this style of sleeve, especially for us (we are very concerned about ginormous arms).

Kimono, flutter, bell -- all so very five-minutes ago. The hottest sleeve in fashion now: the lantern sleeve.

The lantern sleeve is a full, gathered sleeve attached to a drop-shouldered garment. We're seeing it in a shorter sleeve, 3/4 length as well as in a long sleeve (Blumarine makes a floaty silk print top with long sleeves).

As seen in our photo spread below, the lantern sleeve works on jackets, tops, coats and dresses.

It's an ideal choice for camouflaging flabby upper arms. The look is most flattering on narrow shoulders with smaller bustlines; it's less so on those with larger bustlines.)

Here's a look at just some of the available styles, in a wide-range of price points...


Juicy Couture Lantern Sleeve Fleece Parka

Feminine, fashion-forward, and keeps us cozy, too? Thank you, Juicy.
Fleece jacket with 3-snap and zipper closures at front. Pintucking at front and drawstring at hood and bottom hem. Elastic banding and ruching at back and vertical welt pockets at hip. Ribbed banding at cuffs. Elbow-length sleeves.
30" long.
99% cotton/1% polyester.
Wash cold.
Made in the U.S.A.
Shopbop.com
Original Price: $278.00

Vince Lantern Sleeve Cardigan

Vince puts a fashion-forward spin on the classic cardigan.
Cardigan sweater with 5-button closure at front and ribbed banding at edges. Ruching at cuffs. 3/4 sleeves.
23" long.
85% cotton/15% cashmere.
Dry clean.
Imported.
Bottom layer sold separately.
Shopbop.com
Original Price: $195.00

Juicy Couture Heather Lantern Sleeve Fleece Parka

Feminine, fashion-forward, and keeps us cozy, too? Thank you, Juicy.
Fleece jacket with 3-snap and zipper closures at front. Pintucking at front and drawstring at hood and bottom hem. Elastic banding and ruching at back and vertical welt pockets at hip. Ribbed banding at cuffs. Elbow-length sleeves.
30" long.
99% cotton/1% polyester.
Wash cold.
Made in the U.S.A.
Shopbop.com
Original Price: $278.00

Ella Moss Dress

• Color - Black
• 70% rayon 30% nylon
• Dry clean only
• Unlined
Revolveclothing.com
$149