I already gave you
a Spring peek; now get some vernal styling advice from
Gap's head designer, Patrick Robinson. The former Paco Rabanne designer dishes about the specific pieces to buy, how to wear them, and offers tips and his design inspirations. He even practices what he preaches with his own Spring-inspired wardrobe.
As the fashion world turns . . .
Metallics have been around the block and back. I'm glad to see them taking on new forms and becoming more fluid and romantic. Marni (pictured) presents the perfect juxtaposition of luster and crispness — a thoroughly modern combination.
You all seemed a bit apprehensive about
the shoes of Spring and I gotta tell ya: the bags also come from Funkytown.
Clutches continue to be the bag of choice, in both oversized and embellished versions. I have a blue crush on this patchwork Pucci (pictured).
If one of your new year's resolutions is to
get your bod in shape, aspiring to be Sporty Spice might help. Stripes, anoraks, shorts, cardigans, polos and visors — gotta love it at Michael Kors (pictured) — make for chic on-the-go looks that would make Coco proud. Even if you're not heading to the courts or going for a jog, you can have fun this Spring with the free spirit of athleticism.
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(L-R: Chanel, Lacoste, Tommy Hilfiger, Paul Smith Woman, Trovata, Reyes, Richard Chai)
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