Posted on 29 October 2008 by Mona Alice Oakenfold

So pretty. These were without a doubt the first words that came to mind when I spotted this romantic jewel-toned ruffle dress by Susana Monaco.
With winter coming at us at full force, it’s definitely time to put away those pretty summer dresses, but a dress like this one easily transfers from one season to the next. The light silk material and lack of sleeves keep you cool in the summer, while the cooler teal color keeps this dress appropriate for the fall and winter seasons. Simply throw on a pair of opaque black tights underneath and a pair of sky-high pumps or sleek riding boots to really allow the dress to be the focus of your outfit when it’s cold.
The dress features a five-button closure down the bust, as well as on-seam pockets at the hips. Perhaps the most eye-catching aspect of this dress is the intricate ruffle detail all along the collar. So romantic!
Regularly priced at $286.00 at ShopBop, the Susana Monaco ruffle dress (which also comes in black) is on sale for just $143.00. That’s right. Beautiful silk dress for under $!50. Get ‘em while they’re hot, ladies. You know I got mine.
Buy it HERE.
Posted on 10 October 2008 by Mila
I’m always on the hunt for the perfect t-shirt because I’m never fully satisfied with the one I have on. To me what makes a great t-shirt is the way it is cut, the fabric, and how comfortable it is. The past couple of years I have been wearing American Apparel t-shirts because of their appearance, the soft cotton, and it is relatively cheap (the Poly-Cotton Short Sleeve Shirt is only $18). However I have slowly been getting tired of my AA t-shirts and wondered what else is out there? Below are a couple of my favorites, and yes, they are much pricier but it might just be worth the money.

Left: LnA Deep V Short Sleeve Tee $60, Right: KANE Label V Neck Tee $85
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Posted on 08 October 2008 by Mona Alice Oakenfold

Over here at KB, us ladies can never have enough handbags. And that’s a fact. But when it comes to adding to our collection, we have pretty discerning taste. However, this Giselle Clutch by Jill Stuart definitely makes the cut.
New Yorker Jill Stuart has designed a lot of bags since launching her collection in 1993, so she knows what she’s doing. It’s no wonder then that this clutch mixes modern functionality with vintage whimsey and tough-girl black leather.
The chain fringe and buttery-soft leather are definitely very sexy, while the pendant-style tab and the zipper pocket at the back lend some tougher elements to an otherwise feminine clutch. What I really love about this clutch though is the metal rod hidden at the top of the clutch to act as a sturdy handle. I have carried, sorry, clutched, many a clutch in my time, and yet the thing I find most annoying about clutches, is that bigger ones are often very difficult to carry, unless you plan to have it under your arm all night. But Jill Stuart has fixed that problem with this saavy little handle, allowing you to show off the rest of the bag as you hold it as well.
The Jill Stuart Giselle Clutch regularly rings in at $395, however, you can cop yourself a bag over at Shopbop.com for just $276.50. Definitely, too hot not to cop!
Buy it HERE.
Posted on 25 September 2008 by Alinalicious
Personally, I feel it’s the accessories that make outfits come to life. That being said, I’m in LOVE with this striped pointelle scarf with feminine scalloped edges by one of my favorites, Missoni. Stay warm and sexy - the vibrant colors of pink, black and white make a statement, day or night.

Find it at Shopbop
Posted on 18 September 2008 by Alinalicious
Day or night this stunning silk chiffon leopard print dress has all theright moves to keep you in the spotlight. I love the silk chiffon paired with the exotic leopard print as it really shows the versatility of this dress.




Pair it with a leather jacket during the day or delicious super high heels and a clutch for the night out.
Find it at ShopBop
Posted on 16 September 2008 by Mona Alice Oakenfold

With fall just around the corner, it’s time to find the perfect jacket. And since you’ll look a bit ridiculous sweatin’ up a storm while bundled up in your favorite wool winter coat, you’ll want to find a jacket that will provide a sturdy shell while being light and still appropriate to wear on mild days. This Marc by Marc Jacobs Bow Jacket not only fits the ticket, but its perfect blend of mixing old with newer trends will have you lookin’ like the cutest girl on the block.
The jacket is a blue and black nylon, cotton, modal, spandex blend. Bows adorn a wide neckline and the overall shape is a cropped bubble, but a sturdy tweedy blend in a masculine color keeps this jacket from looking too girly and immature. The slanted front pockets also give this jacket more of a sweater/cardigan feel.
This jacket will look great with a pair of jeans and flats. And when the weather gets a bit colder, simply throw a bright, longsleeved knit underneath for a cozy daytime look. The jacket will also pair really nicely with the season’s continuing trend of high-waisted skirts, since the shorter hemline will show off anything you’re wearing underneath.
Even if it weren’t for the price, this Marc by Marc Jacobs jacket would be considered a great investment, as it isn’t too trendy and won’t be out of style by next year. So at a sale price of $201.60 at ShopBop, you’d have to be crazy not to cop this piece up!
Buy it HERE.
Posted on 18 July 2008 by Mila


I love young and creative designers, and that is exactly what fashion designer Alexander Wang embodies. At only 24 years old, Wang is already making headlines in the fashion world. His collection can be described as clean and classic, but with an urban touch to it.
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Posted on 11 July 2008 by Mila


One of my favorite designers of today would have to be Charlotte Ronson. If you’re thinking that her last name sounds familiar, that is because she is the fellow sibling of DJ/music producer Mark Ronson and DJ Samantha Ronson. Born in London but raised in New York, Charlotte always possessed a unique sense of style starting at an early age.
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