The Bargain Picks

Hands down no one can decline a bargain shopping....
leave with thrift stores and random items that can quite spice up your wardrobe in a bit. Isn't wonderful when you can look like a million dollars but only spend less a couple of bucks on a whole ensemble.


Abstract Wool Cloche



$12.80

Unique abstract design wool cloche features cut brim with pinched top section.
At forever21.com













Fab Basic Black Satin Skirt


$11.50
This basic solid color short skirt gets updated with its gleaming satin construction featuring pleated details on the front, side pockets, and a hidden back zipper closure. At forever21.com













Shawl Collar Wrap Coat


$36.00

Sweater coat with buttonless open front design closed with removable grosgrain waist sash. Also features side pockets
At Twelve by Twelve Shop















Silence & Noise Captain Dress


$58.00

Vintage-inspired dress cut short with a crewneck and notched cap sleeves. Trimmed with coordinating piping throughout and topped with rows of ornamental brass buttons at the front and back.
At urbanoutfitters.com






I'll be posting some fresh picks later on

Topshop in USA

So we can finally have a cup of tea with the mother land TopShop, is the fashion destination on the British high street. Capturing the zeitgeist every season, Topshop blends cutting edge style with purse-friendly prices to bring its fashion savvy customers their weekly fashion fix.

Location:


















478 Broadway in Soho

Expansion:

Topshop owner Sir Philip Green has granted WWD an exclusive interview about the 40,000-square-foot, tri-level flagship, which will open in September, and his plans for nationwide expansion.

To cut right to the chase, Green's most interesting disclosures are that (1) he wants to open two more Topshops in Manhattan very soon after the Soho store debuts, (2) he wants to plant Topshops in California (most likely LA), Las Vegas, Miami and Boston (what, no Chicago?) and (3) he wants to use the stateside Topshops to showcase homegrown design talent (as he does with British designers in his stores across the pond). That's really...it. Though the WWD piece is super long, we don't really learn anything that you wouldn't just assume after finding out that Green had signed a lease in Soho—obviously he plans on expanding his business in America. Green doesn't specify as to where the other two Manhattan stores will go, but we've got a few locations in mind. Don't Union Square and Herald Square both seem primed for a Topshop?

For U.S Topshop site click HERE
Fall 2008