Fashion Me Fabulous

When it comes to bags we've discussed that we love prints, but many of the popular print bags are a little crazy for us . What if you could pick your print and personalize it? That's what Initials, Inc. lets you do. They offer a ton of products from purses to totes to makeup bags, and they even offer home goods like print cooler buckets, plates and fabric bins. First you pick your product (like the satchel pictured here). Then you pick your print. Finally, you pick your personalization. You can put your Initials on your purse or have your makeup bag greet you with "Hello Gorgeous." You could gift all your bridesmaids with personalized totes or label the laundry bins so your family knows what goes where. There are even backpacks for kids with prints and personalization they can pick out themselves. The possibilities really are endless. Visit Initials, Inc. and click the shop link to check out their products.

Project Design is our own friendly competition where we put together collection of independent designers for you to rate on your very own imaginary runway. Today's big fashion story is the royal wedding dress. Join our discussion on Facebook . If you'd like to image you're own fairy tale, one of these royal rings may be just the special touch you need. Which one would make you feel like a princess? Princess Diana Replica Ring by gemsbeads Waverly Cubic Zirconia Ring by EntranceStrategy The Princess Ring by wexfordjewelers Victorian Cameo Ring by cinsationalbaubles Tiara Diamond Band by 360Diamonds Royal Crest Ring by HModine Vintage Rhinestone Cocktail Ring by ClassicKeepsakes poll by twiigs.com

Tomorrow the world will have a new Princess. Five-year-old me is running around in a fluffy pink dress and squealing with delight. I was a Disney Princess girl all the way (Of the princesses pictured here, Belle is my favorite. She's a brunette who reads). For all five-year-old yous out there in love with princess and all of you mourning the death of a teenage dream to marry Prince William, don't worry. We can still dress up in grown-up versions of our favorite princess looks. Princess Belle by Fashion becca Fabulous featuring summer wedge sandals Pictured: Spiced Dress, Anthropologie $188 Summer Wedge Sandal, Anthropologie, $128 Red Rose Ring, Forzieri $98 So Snow White by Fashion becca Fabulous featuring fancy blouses Pictured: Blue Sky Montana Top, Modcloth $40 San Pedro Pencil Skirt, Anthropologie $148 Poetic Licence Eyeconic Lemon Heels, Lori's $94 Shimmery Leather Bow Headband, 77Kids $5.95 Cinderella: If the Shoe Fits by Fashion becca Fabulous featuring jessic

Jocks have March Madness. Comic geeks have ComicCon. Fashion nerds have the annual Costume Gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The Met Gala, with it's themes and commissions from the fashion elite, is bigger and more fun than the Oscars. It's a time when those crazy dream dresses are worn are by guest list more concerned with impressing Anna Wintour (who's a co-chair of the event) than with impressing E!'s Fashion Police (who won't be invited). While I wish this Alexander McQueen exhibition were done under better circumstances, I'm thrilled that in a few days I'll be in New York looking at these clothes. Not being able to stand another minute of waiting, I ran out to buy this month's Vogue so I could ogle the Steven Meisel snapped editorial " Alexander The Great ." (Click for super size.) The party to kick off the event is Monday. I'm crossing my fingers that McQueen will be worn well and that Lady Gaga will remember it's not her pa

I have a weakness for bows. I can think of few things that wouldn't be improved by a bow. I've been noticing a ton of pretty bow blouses in the stores this spring, which has me quite happy. Pictured: bows! bows! bows! blouse, Fred Flare $68 Treehouse Window Shirt, Modcloth $55.99 Shop Owner Top, Modcloth $37.99 Bow-neck Blouse, JC Penny $11.99 Pictured: Short Sleeve Pussybow Ruffle Blouse, ASOS $21.52 Vest Practices Top, Modcloth $49.99 Loosened Shelby Blouse, Anthropologie $58 Sun Spot Pussybow Blouse, Topshop $75

Roommate is struggling with how to wear plaid. You see, she loves plaid but feels her curly hair and freckles automatically push her into country territory. Just like in college, I have some ideas for what she should wear. Make it sweet. Not ruffles and lace sweet, because that still has a little cowgirl in it. This sweet is more Elle Woods. Pair your plaid with a cute skirt (a chic cut is best) then pile on the hot pink accessories. If nothing else, put a pink scarf in your hair and wear some pink lip gloss. This would work with any neon as well. Barbie Plaid by Fashion Me Fabulous featuring a leather tote Make it tough. Pull a Johnny Cash and straddle the line between country and rock. Throw a motorcycle jacket over your plaid shirt. Break out the skinny jeans (black over blue). Pull on your butt-kicking boots with some tough jewelry. Now practice your icy stare. (For the record, Roommate is physically incapable of an icy stare.) Toughen Up by Fashion Me Fabulous featuring a ho

Shop: Garlands of Grace Why We Love It: This shop offers pretty, lacy, feminine headbands and head wraps that are soft and comfy looking. They can work for casual and dressy hairdos. Since I have a hard time finding hats to cover up my bad hair days, these wide, pretty headbands look like the perfect alternative. Price Range: $12 - $28 More Info: Visit the Garlands of Grace website for more products, girls' products and more information. Favorite Items: Rosette hair wrap $24 (pictured); Chabby Chic hair wrap $16 ; Chiffon Headband $15 ; Ruched button headband $20 ; Petite Garden hair wrap $23 ; Stretch trim lace headband covering $16 ; Stretch Lace Headband $18

Everyone's going nuts this season for Prada's "flatforms." Nuts is the right word; they are the biggest crime ever perpetrated against an oxford. Thankfully, this disease hasn't spread to the other espadrilles on the market. They're still ranging from adorably casual to pin-up ready, from picnic fare to office prim. Here are our top ten espadrilles for the season. nautical ankle wrap heel, Envy "Ahoy" at DSW $49.95 navy linen wedge, Fitzwell "Dolly" on Zappos $65 white lace flower flat, Not Rated "Petal Pusher " on Endless $40 sequin ankle wrap wedge, BCBgeneration "Folas" on Endless $89 pink plaid wedge, Lauren "Cecilia" on Endless $69 polka dot heel, Top Shop $150 yellow ankle wrap wedge, Philip Simon "Aviya" on Endless $77 fuchsia floral sandal, Miss Me "Rhea" on Endless $32.97 embroidered slingback, Eric Michael "Lyanne" on Endless $66.47 blue stripe nautical flat, Madden Girl

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Project Design is our own friendly competition where we put together collection of independent designers for you to rate on your very own imaginary runway. These bunnies might now be made of chocolate, but I wouldn't mind finding one of these cute rabbit rings in my Easter basket Sunday morning. Which one do you want to hop into your hand? Rabbit & His Flower Ring by cutecharmjewelry What's Up Doc Ring by The GoldenPlague Super Cute Rabbit Ring by cutecharmjewelry* Cute Fatty Bunny Ring by Fashionsbyizzie White Rabbit & Wonderland Keys by TimeinFantasy Bunny Ring by aprimiao Jack Rabbit Filigree Ring by BigBisous poll by twiigs.com *This item was previously listed from a shop called hotstuff2011. That shop no longer has items for sale, but another shop had the identical item. The old shop is listed in the poll, but the correct shop appears with the photo and link.

Book: Fashion Design Course by Steven Faerm Overview: An introduction to the world of fashion design, this book covers design history, famous designer, the design process, example design assignments and a guide to the professional design world. Pros: This introduction doesn't limit itself clothing design, and it doesn't try to be a sewing course. Instead, it offers fashion history, a crash course on famous designers and a guide to jobs in the industry and how to break in with all the fashion design advice as well. This book even talks about putting together a portfolio and includes interview with fashion professionals about interviewing and getting started. Even if you don't want to be a fashion designer, this book has a lot to offer. It's an excellent resource for anyone who thinks they would like to be involved in the fashion world or wants to know more about fashion. If you want to explore a career as a stylist, buyer, fashion writer or even blogger, this book wi

The question isn't so much if you love or loathe these cute yellow pumps. "Eyeconic" by Poetic License ($94 at Lori's Shoes) has a kitchy, adorable charm that will appeal to all but the most serious. I'd want to wear them with a blue seersucker dress or jeans with a coral silk blouse. But I imagine both of those outfits being worn on a weekend. Would you wear these shoes with their indomitable cheer to the office? Would they help you fight the drudgery of TPS reports or would their glee be out of place in a budget meeting?

Shop: Dominique Ansari Why We Love It: Soft, flowing jersey clothes are great investments. They travel well, work for many occasions and couldn't be more comfortable. Plus, unique designs like these will stand out from the crowd. Price Range: $29.98 to $398.98 More Info: Visit Dominique Ansari's website for more info, pictures and designs. Favorite Items: Essence Convertible Dress $209.98 (pictured); Dahlia Scalloped Dress $179.99 ; Goddess Gown Maxi Dress $359.98 ; Glory Harem Pant Capri-length Jumpsuit $169.98 ; Enchantress Baby Doll Dress $139.98 ; Aura One-shoulder Mid-calf Dress $104.98 ; Forbidden Poet-Sleeve Jacket Shrug $49.98

While waiting in the doctor's office, I bided my time flipping through a bevy of fashion-adjacent back issues. After so many makeup editorials, I realized they never specified what shade of skin the makeup is for, but they're all for the same mid-toned white women. A few months ago I bought some tinted eye cream. It's for a complexion darker than mine, so it actually makes my eyes look tired. Tricks and tips that are good for some can go haywire on others. Likewise, trendy colors of makeup will look different on different skin tones. In fact, Yves Saint Laurent scrapped their planned purple lip for the fall runway because it didn't work on everyone in their diverse cast of models. I'm a pale girl, and I don't feel comfortable giving makeup advice for skin I don't live in. (Most of our hair tips are for curly hair for the same reason.) While you'll find my well of knowledge dry on makeup tips for other skin tones, more qualified people than I have dove in