Oscar de la Renta Brings Brooches Back

We all know that brooches were popular back in the day, but why aren’t they popular now? Saks Fifth Avenue carries a variety of different brooches that appeal to all different tastes. Oscar de la Renta also has a few beautiful brooches that are featured on their website.

De la Renta uses amazing stones, colors, and designs to create his brooch masterpieces. The designer's stone accented dragonfly pin is stunning; it is a nature-inspired brooch with a rhinestone-incrusted thorax. The brooch is a whopping $235, but who doesn’t want to be wearing an Oscar de la Renta brooch to complete an outfit? All of his brooches are beautiful and put life back into the age-old trend. So, don't be afraid to take a risk and purchase a brooch. With these designs, you won't resemble a grandmother.

Text Sydney Ruby 
Image Saks Fifth Avenue

Neon on the Rise

Take a fun fashion risk this spring and try out some neon! Neon is super trendy this season, and with a little help from Diane von Furstenberg you will be pulling it off in no time. Unlike your ordinary belt, Furstenberg has added an easy push-through closure for you to stay comfortable while looking fashionable.

With this neon leather belt, you will be able to put that finishing touch on any look. We know you may be nervous to take a big risk with such a bright color, but the truth is, it is the perfect place to start! You can wear this belt with a simple outfit to enhance your look, or you can pair it with something over-the-top and still look flawless. For $175, this belt, which comes in three different colors, can be all yours, and its available for purchase on Diane von Furstenberg’s official site.

Be fearless and edgy this spring with neon!

Text Sydney Ruby
Source Diane von Furstenberg

Are Unisex Clothes the Future?

Kanye West sported this women's piece from Celine's Spring 2011 collection at Coachella last weekend. Known to be a huge fashion-aficionado, the hip-hop artist has always been bold with his style, and he isn't the only one to venture into clothing designed for the opposite sex. This brings into question, are we headed into gender-neutral fashion? As society progresses, more and more barriers are being broken down and free stylistic choices are encouraged. A girl shopping in the boys department for an oversized blazer is not weird at all, and boys opting for women's duds, although not as usual , is not a big deal in the fashion industry. Check out this trend on other stylish personalities here, and think, does the future hold more unisex clothing?

Text Kristina Bravo

Source: Style.com