Prada Croc Logo Clutch

To celebrate Neiman Marcus reaching 100 years as a beacon of luxury, Prada has created this absolutely, incomparably fabulous Croc Logo Clutch. For $8990, you get one fantastically flashy clutch in the most absurdly luxe hot pink croc. It’s glamorous and divine on too many levels to count! If the price is a bit too steep, Prada also made the bag in leather, called the Spazzalato Clutch and available in black, nude, and cherry for just $995. All versions come with a slick little Prada for Neiman Marcus luggage tag to commemorate the occasion, and all are definitely worthy of 100 years of fabulosity!

Starry Nights

These bejeweled heels by Miu Miu have my struck by their dazzling beauty. Mrs. Prada just pounded on all of this seasons necessities into one awesome shoe. T-straps, open-toes, and sleek metal heels all give these pumps an extra punch. These shoes were made to be worn by a superstar with similar attractiveness, and I think that you deserve to treat yourself to these $485 badboys.

Prada Gaufre Clutch - New Trend Alert

The new "Day Clutch" was all the rage during the Fall runway shows. Everyone, including Prada, Marc Jacobs, and Salvatore Ferragamo showed clutches in monstrous sizes. These bigger versions of the stylish evening clutch are big enough to hold all your worldly belongings, and if your like me you need to be able to carry everything around in your purse. This Prada Gaufre Clutch is huge… and I mean huge.  It measures at 11 1/5″H x 15 1/5″W….. Could be a little hard to hold on to. Doesn’t seem to be a concern of most fashionistas’ -  Neiman Marcus took pre-orders of this Prada clutch and are no longer doing so due to the high demand.  Keep your eye open for these come Fall!

I’m All Caught in Ruffles

Alexander Wang is my hero, because he is both an innovative designer and also a good Dj. These luxurious Paper Bag Waits Shorts by Wang come with a paperbag waistline, similar to the style seen on the Prada runway for spring. Not only are these shorts tres femme, but they are also high-tech in a fashion sense. Crafted out of a fabric blend that could not possibly have a name such as silk or cotton, these shorts are on sale for $275. I love the little ruffles on the pockets, because they can compliment a polished look.

Lilac and Lace

The thing about most new designers is that they tend to emulate existing styles rather than crafting their own identities.  Such is the case with Milly, a New York designer/label launched in 2000.  She has some good ideas, but I don’t really see any originality.  All her clothes seem to scream "ANNA SUI" or "MARNI" and even occasionally "EARLY 2000’s PRADA" rather than, well, "Milly." 

Nonetheless, this top is cute, the color (lilac) is fairly unique, and…well…not every designer can say that she’s had the president of Hermes personally request that she go work for them in Paris ("gasp").   All in all, she has potential.