Dec 14, 2008 | Fashion
What??! You haven’t heard of Kristinit??
It’s cute, it’s unique, it’s from a small brand (that we’ll see at Fred Segal in 2009), and everything’s 50% off in time for the holidays!!
Enter winterlove at time of checkout to receive your discount – on already marked-down merchandise. (Valid until end of December)
(They also donate 5% of every purchase to a wonderful charity called World Vision, which has a program where for every $35 received, they will multiply that amount 14 times to provide $490 worth of top-quality clothes and shoes to children and families in need.)
And, as always, enjoy FREE SHIPPING at kristinit.com.
(Above, Linda Dress, $145 – with coupon $72.50, and silk Hedy Top, $165 – with coupon $82.50)
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Dec 14, 2008 | Fashion
By now, pretty much everyone’s budget is stretched thin, but Buckle.com is here to help! Shop gift ideas under $25 and under $50 (we’ll skip the “under $75” and above categories) – for both Her and Him – and hurry to get your UPS Ground shipping order in by the 16th for delivery by Christmas!
-Carly J. Cais
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Dec 13, 2008 | Media
If you’re searching for a great stocking stuffer this holiday, be sure to pick up a copy of Fabulous Fakes. It’s filled with sumptuous photos of vintage jewelry and their story throughout the ages, starting with mass-produced Victorian jewelry, moving through the wonderfully sophisticated lines of art deco geometrics, and parking at the doorstep of 1990s designer and artisanal jewelry.
And if you have more in your budget for gifts (like a lot, lot more) check out the newest additions to the TrueFaux.com site, which include a stunning Selro set as well as a beautiful Schiaparelli necklace, and their easy-to-wear chicklet necklaces. We’ll just stick with the book, thanks.
(above, vintage wedding brooch $1200, Indigo Chicklet necklace, $500)
-Carly J. Cais
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Dec 12, 2008 | Fashion, Media
Piperlime Guest Editor and Celebrity Stylist, Rachel Zoe, helps you open up your shoe closet (and your hearts) and shares her tips on what trends to buy, store and most importantly, donate this holiday season.
BUY (“One of the best parts of getting rid of old shoes is replacing them with new ones”, Zoe says)
**Pumps – “Black, nude, silver or gold. They go with everything. And always, always have a platform.”
**Tall Boots – “Go for black or brown. If you’re not into brown, grey is a good option.”
KEEP (“Hold onto the classics. Just when you think something is gone, designers will send it down the runway.”)
**Cowboy boots – “They come and go. A classic will show its face again.”
**Square toes – “If it’s iconic, like a square toe, keep it. Who knows? It could be back in a year.”
DONATE (“It feels so good to donate. Something you don’t want could make someone else’s day.”)
**Anything bedazzled – “Don’t toss it. THROW IT!”
**If it screams last season – “Get rid of super-super trendy.”
**What you don’t wear – “If you’ve never worn it, get rid of it.”
**Shoes that don’t fit – “You’ve got to move on. Let go.”
Have shoes to give? Piperlime has joined efforts with Soles4Souls this holiday season to impact as many lives as possible with the gift of shoes this holiday season. Simply go to www.piperlime.com for instructions on how to donate your used or gently-worn shoes to Soles4Souls and receive a $15 gift certificate.
-Carly J. Cais
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Dec 12, 2008 | Fashion
Though this is a bit off-topic, we here at Chic Steals receive about 20-40 emails a day, from marketing people, PR lackeys, various designers plugging their lines, bloggers plugging their blogs, job inquiries, and event invites (to events on the other side of the country – never anything that’s actually here in the same city). We’re not trying to boast; this is just the sad reality that goes part and parcel with writing once-weekly articles for FashionTribes.com. So with our inbox perpetually clogged with email, we normally just forget about things until we have a huge block of time to devote to sorting through all the coal (witness this morning and stuck at the mechanic’s for an oil change). And, in there are a few gems – noteworthy, interesting sites – that we wanted to share with all of you:
BLOGS OF NOTE
SNOB Style blog
A fashion resource web site and web TV show, SNOBStyle.tv. Check out some of SNOB Style TV episodes on Lisa Kline, Fred Segal, Intuition, Rachel Pally, Rich & Skinny jeans, Lauren Conrad, and Nikki Hilton. Enter to win a $2000 HOT Holiday Makeover called Become A SNOB by Tues, Dec 16.
Too Many Tights blog
Blog devoted solely to legwear (blogged by a legwear designer, no less), with hits and misses, where the bargains are, and cool trends to watch for.
COOL NEW BRANDS
i/denti/tee
A responsible and ethical line of t-shirts that allow music lovers to express their passion for music by wearing their favorite lyrics on their chest, in partnership with Apple iTunes and Edun Live (founded by Ali Hewson and Bono) to create. The shirts are locally sourced from Africa, from the cotton they source, through the spinning and knitting stages, all the way to the final logo print on the inside of every music tee. And, every purchase comes with 10 free iTunes songs of your choice. Tees are around $35, and look great on both guys and girls.
Love & Victory
A new accessories line by designer Meg Moorhouse, drawing its inspiration from Victorian sweetheart jewelry, friendship and love tokens, type design, and tattoos, creating covetable objects worthy of gifting to your nearest and dearest. (Tattoo Banner Necklace, $158, above)
CHEAP SHOPPING SITES
ShopTheLook.net
A new accessories website full of trend-driven jewelry that retail for only $8-$40. Similar to stuff from fabulous boutiques in Soho, Bergdorfs Goodman’s, Henri Bendels and Nordstrom’s.
1site1price.com
Awesome site with designer fashion (FarylRobin & Fornarina), with everything for $29.99. They have both men’s and women’s clothing and accessories, from tops to bottoms, t-shirts to shoes, even leather and suede boots.
BARGAIN-HUNTING HELP
iStorez.com
The only place that lets consumers access the latest, hottest bargains and sales from a single location – simple, streamlined, straightforward. It also lets you shop by “theme” and personality type. Create your own personal mall where shopping is truly all about you… your favorite stores and styles, your way.
Bevy (Facebook Fashion Application)
Features include “Sale Watch,” where members can tag items and they notify you if the price drops.
BEAUTIFUL ILLUSTRATION
Cocopit
London-based French illustrator – art has appeared in everything from Vogue to advertisements. Ethereal and oh-so-French.
Add to your link lists, chickadees!
-Carly J. Cais
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Dec 7, 2008 | Fashion
So she’s fashionable, and she’s up with the trends…and she has this unusual, sort of self-deprecating, wry sense of humor. Here we get a little self-promotional, because, hey, we’re just in love with this super-big, eco-friendly canvas tote with this tongue-in-cheek, self-deprecating message of the front. A la Anya Hindmarch and that overdone “I’m Not a Plastic Bag” pricey tote…this version is a little funny to those who both love and loathe trendiness. Is it in fact being “self-important” to proclaim you are not? We’ll leave the philosophizing to you (or your friend).
Available at our shop (Kinder Acts of Random) for $15.99 at CafePress.com/KAofR – and order by Dec 10 for it to arrive by the 24th (if you choose Economy Shipping – choose a faster shipping upgrade and order as late as the 22nd).
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Dec 4, 2008 | Score!
The season’s ultimate all-ages shopping event is this Saturday, December 6!
New York Shop: Best Bets for the Whole Family is an ultimate all-ages shopping event with 40+ exhibitors featuring great deals on clothing, accessories, beauty products, books, toys, home décor and more – up to 60% off – creating a one-stop destination for holiday shopping!
Exhibitors include: Albertine, basq skin care, Castor & Pollux, DwellStudio, eberjey, egg + avocado, Greenwich Letterpress, Hyde Yoga, JUARA Skincare, milk on the rocks, Nest Children, Plaza Too, Tretorn, Trish Becker Jewelry, Urban Tots, Twinkle by Wenlan, Wonderboy and many many more.
To win complimentary tickets, read on:
While grownups deal-hunt, hip little ones can enjoy amazing activities including cupcake decorating with FreshDirect, science experiments with apple seeds, sing-alongs with Music Together, and the opportunity to have holiday photos taken by Divalysscious Moms. The Scholastic Store, the event’s official education partner, will bring books to life with the Klutz Build-a-Book and special character appearances by Clifford the Big Red Dog and WordGirl.
Tickets are on sale now at www.nymag.com/shop for $20 each; free admission for children under 12. Ticket price includes all-day admission and a six-month subscription to New York magazine. Plus, the shopping is for a great cause — a portion of proceeds will benefit Room to Grow, a charity dedicated to enriching the lives of babies born into poverty throughout their critical first three years of development.
When: Saturday, December 6th from 11:00am – 7:00pm
Where: The Altman Building/ 135 West 18th Street/ New York City
TO ENTER TO WIN TICKETS
The first 10 readers who email their name and the code “CHIC STEALS” to newyorkshop@nymag.com will each receive 2 complimentary tickets to New York Shop.
So what are you waiting for? All New York fashionistas who want to wrap up that last bit of holiday shopping early…or just deal-hunt for some fabulous items, email your name and the code above to newyorkshop@nymag.com – it’s that easy!!
(image from Mimifroufrou.com)
-Carly J. Cais
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Dec 4, 2008 | Life, Media
by Carly J. Cais, Fashion Designer & ChicSteals blog
As a designer I’ve developed an eye for style over the years, and an appreciation for the fact that sometimes, designer pricetags can be downright scary. While life necessitates a splurge once in a while on that
can’t-live-without-it fabulous item, much of the fun of fashion is mixing high with low to create outfits that are creative, and also budget-friendly. Each week, I showcase five hot designer-style steals (each for $100 or, in most cases, for much, much less)…along with one must-splurge item.
Upcoming festive gatherings with relatives, family, significant others, in-laws…what a fashion nightmare! Your perfect go-to ensembles for romantic dinners a deux don’t cut it when you’re dining with Aunt Leda, her gaggle of cousins, and the odd parent – so what’s a girl to wear? Fear not!
With these easy pieces, it’s easy to dress, impress, and look both classy and chic – all without spending a bundle:
Family-Friendly Fashion for Hols with the Fam by Fashiontribes
FLORAL TUNIC Since we’re saving the curve-highlighting sex kitten look for another occasion, try this flowy versatile tunic. The fun print rescues it from the clutches of baggy and boring, while well-placed accessories keep things chic. Wear as-is over textured tights and knee-high boots, or add some shape with a dark, low slung belt. Don’t forget a long chain necklace to pull it all together…just try to keep it from dangling in the gravy boat during dinner. Floral Tunic Dress $29 (sale) at Newport-News.com
RETRO BOOTIE Play off the slightly 60ish vibe of the tunic with these undeniably groovy booties. In mod maroon, the contrasting suede and crinkle patent really stand out – especially with an outfit in monochrome or muted hues. To channel Twiggy, pair with a white shift, black leggings & mini gloves, or go the Nicole Richie route in acid-wash zip-ankle denim, a tie-waist sweater, and piles of scarves. Any way you wear them, these little booties truly a festive statement make. Zoe Patent Button Boot $38 at Payless.com 
PLAID COAT Mixing two bold patterns and making both of them look chic is definitely not Fashion 101, but the subdued tones of this coat would work well even with the bright flowered print of the tunic. What makes this coat a catch are the epaulet details at the shoulders (fantastic!), the double-breasted front, and structured belt – all of which make it look far more expensive than it really is. Reaching to just above the knee, this little trench looks fab in all sorts of weather: belt without buttoning over a swingy dress, or on cold blustery days, turn up the collar up and add a dark bucket hat. On sale for $30 off, it is a fashionable steal – and mother-approved. Double-Breasted Plaid Coat $100 (sale) at Mandee.com
KNIT BANGLES Chunky knit bangles are everywhere this season, and available at every pricepoint, from Elizabeth Yarborough’s elegant version for $190, to the recycled cashmere pieces for $30 at BuildANest.com, to a serviceable garden-variety version from Claire’s for $10. Better yet: pick ’em up by the armload at Old Navy, where they come in a rainbow of eyecatching colors for a bargain-basement price of $5.50…for three! Stack on one arm over a tight-fitting turtleneck, peeking out from under the billowing sleeve of a dolman dress, or with any slinky, form-fitting looks. However, don’t pair them with a bulky sweater as that classifies as complete overkill. Set of 3 Sweater Bracelets, $5.50 (sale) OldNavy.com 
BOLD COCKTAIL RING If organic, inspiring forms are your thing, check out Twisted Silver’s elegantly twisted selection of button cocktail rings, mixed metal bag charms and chain-link earrings in a variety of metals. This 1″ ring evokes both flora and coffee bean in its undulating, symmetrical lines, while the raw brass imparts a modern feel. To highlight the bronze gleam, pair with warm neutrals, such as a deep-V cardigan in cream and a pair of brown cords. Life Ring $40 at TwisterSilver.com
SPLURGE OF THE WEEK: Slouchy Leather Bag Every once in awhile, you come across a bag that you know is going to be your go-to accessory of the season – like this chic Orly bag from the new Jewels by Julie Knapp line. The slouchy shape eliminates that oh-so-familiar digging around for something in the bottom, and the ruched leather hobo comes in coal black, wine, and rich brown to complement almost all outfits. We love the brass ring at the closure, complete with contrasting snakeskin inlay (animal skins are hot-hot-hot this year). Pair with a 70’s-flare jean and blousy drawstring tunic, a dark fedora and cropped blazer, or go for contrasts all in sleek black from head to toe. Orly hobo $200 (sale) at LeFashionista.com
If there are any high-priced pieces you’d like me to find similar, less costly versions of, please email me at carlyjcais AT fashiontribes DOT com. ‘Til next week, fellow bargain-hunters!
-Carly J. Cais
(Gossip Girl photo at top: Giovanni Rufino/The CW ©2008 The CW Network)
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Dec 2, 2008 | Fashion, Life
Earlier on this blog in a posting on 11-20, I published a long list of stores that are closing after the holidays, so shoppers make sure your gift cards are valid, etc. Someone brought it to my attention that the information needs to be updated with the following caveats:
Business information of this nature tends to be volatile, especially in times of economic upheaval. As best we could determine according to various news accounts published so far in 2008, the chains named above are planning, or have made, the following cutbacks:
- The Ann Taylor chain of women’s clothing stores (which includes Ann Taylor, LOFT, Ann Taylor Factory and LOFT Outlet stores) said in Novermber 2008 they would expand the scope of a restructuring announced in January 2008 that included the closing of 117 stores (out of approximately 966 locations).
- The Bombay Company chain of imported home furnishings stores filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in September 2007. All 384 of its U.S.-based stores were closed and liquidated in January 2008 (but new ownership still operates approximately 48 Bombay & Co. stores in Canada).
- The Caché chain of women’s specialty apparel stores closed 14 underperforming outlets (out of 295 stores) but is still opening new locations.
- The Charming Shoppes chain of plus-size women’s apparel
stores has closed 150 of its approximately 2,360 outlets.
- The Circuit City chain of retail electronics stores filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in November 2008 and is closing 155 stores across the U.S. (More information about Circuit City’s business operations under Chapter 11 protection can be found here.)
- The CompUSA chain of consumer electronics stores was sold to the Gordon Brothers Group restructuring firm in December 2007, and most of its 103 outlets were subsequently closed. In January 2008 many of the remaining assets and the CompUSA brand were sold to Systemax, Inc. which currently operates 23 CompUSA stores in Florida, Illinois, North Carolina and Puerto Rico, as well as an online store, CompUSA.com. (CompUSA continues to accept gift cards.)
- The Dillard’s department store chain announced the closure of 21 outlets in 2008 and said it expects more store closures in 2009.
- The Disney Store chain was reacquired by the Walt Disney Co. from Children’s Place Retail Stores in March 2008, and about 98 (out of approximately 335) of the chain’s North American locations were closed as part of the transition to new ownership.
- The Eddie Bauer chain of casual apparel stores closed 29 outlets (out of about 376 locations) and opened 10 new outlets during the first nine months of 2008.
- The Ethan Allen chain of home furnishings stores closed 12 retail design centers and two service centers in 2008.
- The Foot Locker chain of shoe stores chain closed 274 outlets (out of more than 3,700) in 2007 and another 60 in the first quarter of 2008, with more such closures likely.
- Whitehall Jewelers acquired the remnants of the Friedman’s and Crescent chains in early 2008 after that combined company entered bankruptcy, then Whitehall itself filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in June 2008 and began liquidating and closing all 373 of its remaining stores.
- The Gap chain of clothiers (whose brands include Old Navy and Banana Republic) closed 17 stores while opening 37 more during the third quarter of 2008, ending with a total of 3,190 outlets. The company expects to close 115 stores while opening 100 more locations during the 2008 fiscal year.
- The Movie Gallery/Hollywood Video video rental chain filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in October 2007, just after announcing plans to close 520 stores. In February 2008 the chain announced closings of 400 more outlets, and in April 2008 Movie Gallery said they were shutting down another 160 underperforming stores. The chain emerged from bankruptcy reorganization in May 2008 and currently operates about 3,500 outlets.
- The Home Depot chain of home improvements stores announced in May 2008 that it would be closing 15 underperforming outlets.
- The KB Toys chain of retail toy stores entered Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in January 2004 and at that time announced plans to close 375 of its outlets. It emerged from Chapter 11 reorganization in August 2005.
- The Kirkland’s chain of home decor stores is expecting to close 130 (of its approximately 335) outlets by the middle of 2009.
- The Levitz Furniture chain filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection (for the third time in ten years) in November 2007 and shortly afterwards began the process of closing its stores and liquidating its remaining inventory.
- The Lowe’s chain of home improvement stores might open fewer new outlets in 2008 and 2009 than originally planned, but the company still expects to complete the opening of between 115 to 120 new stores in 2008, with more new stores (and no closures) to follow in 2009.
- The Macy’s chain of department stores (which also includes Bloomingdale’s) closed 11 (of its approximately 850) outlets in 2008.
- Pacific Sunwear closed 74 underperforming stores in its d.e.m.o. line in 2007 and closed all 154 of its remaining d.e.m.o. stores in 2008. (The company has not so far announced plans to close any of its core Pacific Sunware outlets.)
- The Pep Boys chain of auto supply and repair stores closed 31 low-return outlets (out of approximately 600 stores) at the end of 2007.
- The Sharper Image chain of electronics and specialty gifts stores filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in February 2008, then began closing and liquidating all 184 of its outlets in June 2008.
- Sprint, a global provider of voice, data and Internet services, announced in January 2008 that it would be closing about 125 of its 1,400 retail outlets.
- Talbots Inc. announced in November 2008 that it was seeking to sell off its chain of J. Jill casual clothier stores. (Talbots has already shed its Talbots Kids, Talbots Mens and U.K. businesses and has closed an additional 28 Talbots stores out of about 1,400 total outlets.) However, we have found no announcement that Talbots is planning to close any J. Jill outlets in the near future: The chain still operates 283 locations, is still opening new stores, and is still selling and redeeming gift cards.
- The Wickes Furniture chain began liquidating merchandise and fixtures at locations nationwide in February 2008 as part of bankruptcy proceedings.
- Wilsons Leather (the Leather Experts) shut down
its mall-based locations in Fall 2008, but the Wilsons Leather Outlet stores and e-commerce business was acquired by AM Retail (a subsidiary of G-III Apparel Group), which currently operates 119 Wilsons outlets in the U.S. (Gift cards purchased from now-closed Wilsons Leather mall stores can still be redeemed at Wilsons Leather Outlet locations as well as through the Wilsons Leather web site.)
- Zales Corp,, which operates Zales Jewelers, Zales Outlet, Gordon’s Jewelers, Peoples Jewellers, Mappins Jewellers, and Piercing Pagoda, closed approximately 105 retail outlets (out of 2,130) in 2008, half of them kiosks and half of them stores. However, the company also opened approximately 100 new outlets in 2008, so the net change in the number of Zales-operated stores was relatively small.
From Snopes.com.
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Nov 21, 2008 | Fashion, Media
How to Layer from Summer into Fall into Winter by
Fashiontribes
by Carly J. Cais, Fashion Designer & ChicSteals blog
As a designer, I’ve developed an eye for style over the years, and an appreciation for the fact that sometimes, designer pricetags can be downright scary. While life necessitates a splurge once in a while on that
can’t-live-without-it fabulous item, much of the fun of fashion is mixing high with low to create outfits that are creative, and also budget-friendly. Each week, I showcase five hot designer-style steals (each for $100 or, in most cases, for much, much less)…along with one must-splurge item.
You’ve just got your summer wardrobe all figured out when suddenly the seasons change, so quickly that even the most level-headed fashionista can be sent into a tailspin, wondering what to wear. While it’s not quite cold enough for winter proper, the temperature is still chilly enough to require a mad reshuffling of closet basics. The trick to getting the most mileage out of anything in your closet, even breezy, sheer summer items? Layer, layer, layer…but stay safely on this side of the Yeti/baglady line. Try any of these five picks which deliver major fashion mileage for the least amount of cash:
FEATHERED HEADBAND So Blair Waldorf-worthy with its Gossip Girl sensibility, this handmade satin-covered headband is a fabulous homage to plumage. The spray of feathers in either brown with cream rings or turquoise shot through with yellow is captivating and unique, and a lovely adornment for those both long- and short-tressed. But don’t let its Jazz-Age feel force you into pairing it solely with beaded flapper dresses (though it would look gorge even if you did) – play down its feminine sweetness by adding black leggings and a motorcycle jacket, or go all out in cashmere and chiffon for that hot date. Flapper Headband $38, ShopIntuition.com (be sure to take advantage of free shipping during the month of November).
SUEDED BOOTIE Booties are huge right now, and this pair is right on-trend, stylish (love the scrunch top and Victorian’esque covered buttons), and priced under $40. The 2.5″ stacked heel means you can walk comfortably in them, whether they’re Kate Moss chic with skinny denim and a tuxedo jacket with the sleeves rolled up, or paired with bold tights and a groovy ultra mini. Decree Princeton Short Scrunch Boot, AZjeans.com – priced at $35 (sale), why not snap up a pair in each color: black & wine?
WIDE LEATHER BELT From coats, to bulky sweaters, crisp shirts, dresses, trenches, and even evening gowns…it’s more of a question of what isn’t belted this season. To anchor an outfit, create a waspish waist, and balance out the length of a floor-skimming skirt, a wide belt is perfect; after dark, it delivers deliciously offbeat style over a bright wool swing coat or elegant chiffon frock. Labyrinth Leather Belt $48, UrbanOutfitters.com.
METAL CLUTCH Minaudiere, portmanteu, reticule, or box clutch – regardless of what you call it, a rose is a rose is a rose…and this multi-named multi-tasker easily elevates any outfit to glam status. Tiny and delicate, yet still large enough to fit all your essentials (credit cards, cash, keys, lipstick, mineral powder makeup, mints…), this gold oval clutch shouldn’t be limited only to evenings out. During the day, pair with ripped denim and a skinny scarf, or a long belted blazer and tone-on-tone leggings and shoes. Besides…going handbag-minimalist will completely differentiate you from the throng of gigantic, cumbersome carryalls – and make you look like you just stepped out of a chic, glamorous soiree to get some air. Bombon Handbag $69, MangoShop.com.
DEEP-V NECK SWEATER To disguise the face that you’re actually wearing a dress under everything, this slim-cut sweater is an essential. The deep V shows off a necessary amount of skin to balance the amount you’re covering up, while the patch pockets and ribbing draw the eye up, and the waist is cinched in by your fab wide belt. Short sleeves keep the piece from becoming too bulky, and paired over a turtleneck (we like this lightweight C & C California Coffee Turtleneck) with sleeves pushed up to the elbow for another show of skin, it’s picture perfect. Alternatively, wear it on its own over a pair of cream trousers, a tartan A-line skirt, or leggings and booties. Ribbed Cable Sweater Tunic $23, Forever21.com.
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SPLURGE OF THE WEEK: Glam Dress Just because it’s a party dress doesn’t mean it needs to be relegated to the back of your closet, save for that occasional fete! This decadent silk maxi has flattering shirring in front and gathers at the waist, and is lightweight enough that it can be covered in several layers and not bulk you up, yet fluid enough that it maintains a sexy vibe. Dress it down during the day belted under a sweater, and back up for night, sans sweater, and with a jumble of chains & pearls (the messier the better) and a vintage fur shrug. Available in goes-with-everything black or dazzling Teal for $175, BananaRepublic.com.
If there are any high-priced pieces you’d like me to find similar, less costly versions of, please email me at carlyjcais AT fashiontribes DOT com. ‘Til next week, fellow bargain-hunters!
Carly J. Cais
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