Archive: July 12th, 2007

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Kelly Clarkson’s been having some well-documented changes in her professional life, but the singer is also shaking up her wardrobe. She was in full rocker girl mode for her performance at Live Earth this weekend — graphic tank, ironed hair and low rise jeans make the look. But when she hit the ESPY Awards in L.A. only four days later, she was the picture of feminine elegance in a strapless Zuhair Murad dress and glittering Swarovski clutch. She even added soft waves and smoky eyes too the look. We think Kelly looks great all glammed up, but we can see how her fans would love her rocked out too. Tell us: Which look do you think is best for Kelly: rocker chic or red carpet glam?

Photo: courtesy of Dooney & Bourke

Emma Roberts has been one busy girl. After celebrating her Sweet 16 and the release of her first starring movie, Nancy Drew, the young actress launched an ad campaign for handbag line Dooney & Bourke. Like Lindsay Lohan and Mischa Barton before her, Emma Roberts is the new face of the brand’s Spring teen collection, but she is actually the first face of the brand to have an actual bag named after her! The “Emma” bag is made of buttery soft glove leather, with bridle leather trim and solid brass hardware and comes in two sizes in eleven great colors (left in white). The Small Emma bag is $210 and the Medium Emma Bag is $235, both available online at dooney.com. Get the plaid Medium Madras Duffle Emma is carrying, $165, at dooney.com too!

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We tend to think of The Sopranos‘ Jamie-Lynn Sigler as having a sweet and almost-demure style, but when she hit the red carpet for the ESPY Awards in Los Angeles last night, it was all out va-va-voom. From her corseted Dolce & Gabbana dress to sexy peep-toe Christian Louboutins to her sideswept waves and long lashes, the actress looked more Hollywood sex kitten than television ingenue. With the show’s demise, could this be the start of a whole new glam Jamie-Lynn? We won’t stop believin’. Tell us: What do you think of Jamie-Lynn’s sexy new look?

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There are so many great online sales that it can be hard to know where to start. We’ve scoured the web, and here are our picks for this week’s can’t-miss sales!With lust-worthy labels like 3.1 by Phillip Lim, L.A.M.B. and this Mara Hoffman frock, make sure to check out bigdropnyc.com’s up to 70% off summer sale.

Don’t miss Thefashionpulse.com’s up to 90% off blowout sale. Stock up on designer brands like Costume National, Rachel Roy, Jill Stuart and more!

Save up to 70% off on brands like Hudson Jeans and Foley at angelasrunway.com. Use the promo code SUMMER and take an additional 25% off your order of $250 or more (also works on full-priced merchandise!).

You won’t want to miss Aldoshoes.com’s incredible sale with cute footwear and accessories (excluding handbags) at up to 50% off.

Enjoy letrainbleu.com’s Fifty Is Nifty sale where almost everything is at least 50% off. The fashions here are definitely worth checking out.

Southmoonunder.com’s semi-annual sale started. Get up to 30% off of men’s and women’s clothing and accessories. Designers include Betsey Johnson and Shoshanna.

Don’t forget to check out rampage.com’s up to 65% off sale on adorable tops and dresses, some priced at just $20.

Select bebe.com fashions and accessories are no up to 65% off. The savings on these stylish pieces are amazing!

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We’ve talked before about what a difference a tent dress makes for a woman’s figure, as in totally obscures it. Since we’re pretty used to seeing Sienna Miller in floaty frocks, we didn’t think much of it when she arrived at the Late Show in a babydoll gray dress from her new line Twenty8Twelve. But our jaws dropped when she emerged from taping the show in a second-skin black Calvin Klein sheath dress and sexy high heels — va-va-voom! Who knew that body was hiding under all those layers? We totally relate to Sienna’s love of loose dresses, but we can’t help but wonder if she shouldn’t give them a break. Tell us: Which dress do you like better on Sienna? Should she stick to form-fitting dresses?