Start with this ASOS Stitch Detail PU Bomber Jacket. The bomber is “the” shape for Fall 2009. This one is available in chocolate or black. Now $48.84.

Few garments are more rock-n-roll than the classic tee. This Logo Luxirie Tee by Luxirie by LRG is a perfect specimen to go with the bomber jacket. $21.00.

Premium denim doesn’t get better than the 7 for All Mankind Ginger Jeans in Los Angeles Dark. These will be a part of your wardrobe for a long time to come. Made of 98% cotton with 2% elastane, these are $119.00 .

Here’s a great new look that’s perfect for wearing to a club. This ASOS Bendy Hem Skirt comes in a miniskirt length with a unique curled hemline. Available in purple or black, this great skirt is $61.05.

This next item is a fantastic idea for those who might be a little shy about wearing miniskirts and/or leggings. These ASOS Skirted Leggingsin black will go with just about any top you own. $31.40.

These Velvet Angels Womens Tootsie Ankle Boots are perfect to finish off your fall look. The stacked heel and platform will make your legs look long and lovely. $266.19.

Source: asos.com, endless.com, karmaloop.com and revolveclothing.com

From our friends at Couture in the City

Here’s a dilemma: chunky knit is going to be really big this winter, and in fact I’m already seeing it all over the shops.  This is great, especially if you live in a place where it gets cold and snowy in the winter.  The problem is that if, like me, you happen not to be rail-thin and small-busted, chunky clothes are not usually the recommended choice.  Often when I put on a chunky sweater that looks great on the hanger, it just makes me look like a big tank… not a pretty look.

But the thing is, chunky doesn’t have to mean shapeless or dumpy.  You can find chunky knits that are tailored with a flattering shape for curvy girls too. Belted styles help to define your waist and prevent you from looking sloppy.  If that really doesn’t suit your style, then you can confine your chunky knit wear to accessories – a chunky knit scarf would be perfect.

We found this adorable Diane von Furstenberg Chunky Wool Sweater, $375 at Nordstrom.com. Sweet!

As I perused my stack of fashion magazines on a recent trip to the beach I noticed that one color in particular was being displayed quite often no matter which style tome I thumbed through- green, particularly the dark emerald green variety.

That deep, luscious green which always has a satin-like quality to it appears everywhere this fall.  From crocodile handbags, over the knee boots, blouses, skirts and jewelry – green is the way to go this fall.  It goes great with grey, black, strong blues and even a vibrant yellow.

If Emerald green is not your for you, bright green is also hot this year.  Think the garden grass variety.  It’s being stocked in almost every store from the big box discount shops to your high end department stores and everywhere in between.  So even if your wallet has less green in it, or you simply thought you could give up being in the know now that you have two point five kids in tow, fear not going green is the way to go.

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CAGE HEELS

Giuseppe Zanotti Caged Bootie – Leather open toe cut out bootie with back zip. $650 at barneys.com
Braided cage sandal – Locks you into a headturning look. $79 (sale) at victoriassecret.com

FRINGED SUEDE FLATS

Balmain Fringe T-Strap Sandal – Fringed sandals are one of this season's hottest trends. $750 at eluxury.com
Chinese Laundry Scarlett Sandal - These cheap chic
sandals look just as luxe as the designer version. $64.95 at endless.com

PYTHON PUMPS

 

Christian Louboutin Décolleté python
pumps – Richly textured with the red Louboutin sole. $995 at net-a-porter.com
Rsvp – Daniella, A luxury look for less, minus the red soles. $70 at endless.com

From our friends at StyleBakery