Rx for a sinful sunday.....

SUNDAY SPINNINGGrammy Party at Elevate KCRW's Jason Bentley is among the hosts of this post-Grammy bash with DJ sets from nominees like Dirty South and Jeremy Dawson. It should go well into after-hours territory, like any respectable music-industry affair.411: Feb 10, 9pm-3am, Elevate Lounge, 811 Wilshire Blvd (at Flower), 21st Floor, Downtown, free with RSVP

Rahab Sale...

THURSDAY THRIVINGBarneys Warehouse Sale The sale large enough to fill an entire airport hangar is back, with stacks of clothes from every imaginable designer marked down 50-75%. Still no space for dressing rooms, though.411: Feb 7-18, Barker Hangar at the Santa Monica Airport, 3021 Airport Ave, Santa Monica, 310-777-5700

70's Junkie...

Versace Pants $780

Chanel Bangles $850
Missoni Sweater $4,345
Diane von Furstenberg jacket $675

Rx for the Jean Junkie....

With my fetish for the Wide Leg Jean I think I found my fix....I recently tried on the Hudson Wide Leg Jean in a classic Denim wash and the fit was, well amazing. With a 98% cottom and 2% Elastin blend what makes this pant perfect for any woman is the oh soo forgiving hip area. The signature Hudson Pocket also adds a slimming look. Check out more here!

Rx for a change.....

Stand up and help make a difference....vote on "Super Tuesday". Your voice can make a difference

Rx for the Silk Addict....by Fluet

Fluet, motivated by the classic A-Line dresses worn my Mia Farrow and Twiggy, these fun feminine pieces are able to be worn during the day or dressed up to go out. Check out more here...

Credit: Lisa Kline

Rx for a shady day....

Karen Walker is a New Zealand born fashion designer with a reputation for her original, effortless and unpretentious style. The Karen Walker clothing labels are stocked in over 140 stores throughout the world in cities including New York, London, Hong Kong, Los Angeles and Sydney and in over 20 cities throughout Japan. She receives fantastic editorial coverage including regular pages in American and English magazines such as i-D, Dazed and Confused, Elle, Black Book, Vogue, W and Nylon. Karen’s collections are high casual with one foot in tailoring and the other in street wear. The reoccurring theme is taking extremes and pushing them together - masculine and feminine, tailored and street, luxury and non luxury, dark and super-cute. Overall the label has a feeling of effortlessness and has been described by the U.K.’s Independent newspaper as being ‘The kind of look that provides a means of appearing cool but not trying-too-hard, cute but not saccharine, alternative but not self consciously so. The fact that these clothes appear to be so totally not ‘fashion’ is what makes them so now”. Check out more here!!!!

Credit: Ideafestival