The Polka-Dotted Truth by Jacqueline Harbin: July 2014

Gucci's Pre-Fall 2014 Ad Campaign

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Christian Louboutin does Drama with Nail Polish

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“The red sole was born from red nail polish. I am giving back to beauty what the shoes took from the nails many years ago.” –Christian Louboutin

Christian Louboutin Beaute Nail Lacquer Collection

Always one to impress, the best part about the new Christian Louboutin nail polish is arguably the bottle.

We do love when a story comes full circle and that's exactly what has happened here. Those famous red soles were originally painted that color with a bottle of red nail polish from Louboutin's assistants bag so it only makes sense that eventually there was going to be a beaute nail lacquer line. I think we speak for everyone when we say that no one is surprised that the first color to debut is a beautiful true, french red called Rouge Louboutin. But not to worry if red isn't your color: there will be 31 colors separated into three different lines: Noirs, Nudes and Pops. Now we're talking.

We won't lie - we kind of want all of the colors...not because we would actually wear all of them, but because the display is absolutely incredible. We have a feeling that we aren't the only ones who are disappointed that the shoes aren't for sale.

With a pricetag of $50, it's not just another bottle of nail polish though. An exquisite, weighted glass bottle that starts out black and the bottle and ombres up to a flash of red, it's eye-catching to say the least, but it's the 7-inch, calligraphy-style wand that really sets it apart. Inspired by the tallest ever Louboutin shoe, the Ballerina Ultima, it's certainly not meant to be put under your sink or tucked away in your nail basket - it's a work of art that's meant to be showcased, just like his shoes.

Three of the shades that will be available in the 'Noirs' line and three of the shades from the 'Nudes' line.

Christian Louboutin has never been one to shy away from the spotlight so it's no surprise that there will be a whole like of 'Pops' colors to complete the nail polish range.

Thanks very much to Christian Louboutin, Style List and Bagaholic Boy for the photos!

Bleu Belle

Olivia Palermo's Wedding "Dress" Perfection

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We are huge suckers for weddings. The love and romance, being surrounded by friends and family, seeing two people being joined together and start their lives as one...le sigh. It also doesn't hurt that, generally speaking, it's a woman's favorite dress that she will ever wear and the guests look oh-so-chic.

This year we celebrated our 5th wedding anniversary on the 23rd of May and the idea of renewing our vows has been bouncing around in our head. A mention or two of it to Mr. Harbin and he thinks it's a great idea...we are considering for our 10th anniversary. Our wedding was amazing: laid back, comfortable (the guys wore flip flops) and fun; we want the same vibes for our vow renewal. The fact that we would have to go dress shopping again is not lost on us and occasionally we pop into David's Bridal or Bleu Belle Wedding (a very chic wedding dress boutique here in Savannah) to see if we are simply going to say yes to a dress right there on the spot (it hasn't happened yet, much to Mr. Harbin's relief).

While we do check out celebrity weddings and can appreciate the time, effort, planning and, lets face it, money, a lot of the time they feel like a Lamborghini: a little too over the top, painfully expensive and completely out of reach. But then we saw photos of Olivia Palermo in her wedding "dress" and were completely taken aback.

Olivia Palermo wears 3 piece Carolina Herrera outfit for wedding

The very picture of wedding perfection, Olivia and Joannes look relaxed but still so very chic on their special day.

Her wedding dress isn't a dress at all but a stunning three-piece outfit, all from Carolina Herrera: a beautiful ivory cashmere sweater paired with chic white shorts and a tulle skirt for an overlay that has some of the most beautiful lace detail on the slit that we've seen in a wedding gown. It's effortless. A simple, middle part ponytail, easy on the eyes makeup and her own jewelry keeps this look anything but contrived. We also happen to think that Mr. Harbin would look amazing in Joannes Huebl's suit.

We're completely smitten with Olivia Palermo's three-piece wedding outfit from Carolina Herrera and her blue Carrie Bradshaw inspired Manolo Blahniks.

If those beautiful blue shoes look vaguely familiar, they should. Those are the same pair of Manolo Blahniks that Carrie Bradshaw wore on the big screen when she finally married Big in the Sex and the City movie. Like we needed another reason to love this outfit.

Thank you to Olivia Palermo's website for sharing these photos of their special day.

Accessories

Chanel's Fall/Winter 2014-2015 Pre-Collection is in Boutiques Now!

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We're obsessed. There's just no other way to put it. We are living, breathing Chanelistas and that's pretty much where our money goes. When we saw the email from Chanel announcing that the Fall/Winter 2014-2015 Pre-Collection was available you had better believe that we zipped right on over to the website to check it. First and foremost, the video for the Pre-Collection romanticized everything for us (and really, really makes us want to go to Paris) making us want to add several pieces to our ever-growing collection.

Scroll down to see our favorite looks as well as some must-have accessories for Fall from the Pre-Collection. Visit your closest Chanel Boutique to see these pieces in person and take some home to add to your ever-so-stylish closet.

Chanel Fall/Winter 2014-2014 Pre-Collection Looks

Ready to Wear Chanel Fall/Winter 2014-2015 Pre-Collection

There is just something about a Chanel suit that is classic and yet very new at the same time. We can't help but adore this slightly below the knee skirt with polka dot tights paired with a crisp white tee, wool vest and easy styling.

Covered up doesn't have to mean boring; pair a straight skirt with fun tights and girly shoes and add some visual interest to your sweater with a line of buttons down the front to keep things from looking too conservative.

There are many things that Chanel does incredibly well and one of them is the suit; we love the way it is reinvented on a regular basis and this one would be right at home in any woman's closet for decades to come.

Chanel Fall/Winter 2014-2015 Pre-Collection Accessories

Ready to Wear Accessories Chanel Fall/Winter 2014-2015 Pre-Collection

Mademoiselle was greatly inspired by baroque influences as seen in these baroque cross earrings accentuated with glass pearls.

We subscribe to the logic that ladies should just be dripping in pearls and this multi-strand knotted pearl necklace fits right into our train of thought.

Chanel has been famous for their bags for years and they are reinterpreted for each and every collection. We love this jersey flap bag in a bright pop of color (also available in rich yellow and navy) for a fun Fall update.

A playful mix of ladylike and menswear, these iridescent patent lace-ups are the shoe for the season for us - the fact that the bow is removable only cements our opinion.

What first appears to be tweed is actually beading of glass pearls on this beautiful black and white miniaudiere.

It just wouldn't be Chanel without a strand of pearls and this short necklace will lay close to your face, reflecting soft, shimmering light...we can't help but adore the CC signature as well.

Coco Chanel's favorite flower because it had no scent and didn't interfere with her perfume, these tweed camellias are the perfect accent to any outfit.

Tweed is ever-popular for Fall and we absolutely adore this heather gray flap bag in the material.

We can personally attest to the fact that these black and white tweed lace-up boots are exceptionally comfortable as well as incredibly chic. Think of it as an alternative way to wear a Chanel suit.

Originally it was hats that Coco Chanel used to make a name for herself so it only makes sense that the tradition be carried on in the likes of this chic tweed and ribbon accented hat.

Thank you so much to Chanel for the beautiful photos of the Fall/Winter 2014 Pre-Collection - we can't wait to see which pieces you add to your closet!

Clients

6 Tips for Sales Associates: Why Customer Service Matters

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We were just recently in Atlanta on business but seeing as how fashion is our business, we (of course) squeezed in some shopping. Call it market research. While we can walk around and admire beautiful things all day long (and probably find something that we just can't live without) we would much rather have someone greet us, see if there is anything we need and then let us admire. Call us crazy but generally speaking, we like to be noticed...and engaged. We want to touch the fabrics, to marvel at the construction. And when we've found something we want to try on, we usually want a second opinion to affirm our personal thoughts - or let us know that we have lost our mind and should probably choose something else. We want to be encouraged or shown other options (in the instance that we have lost our minds).

Why exactly does all this matter? Well, from a sales standpoint, the more a woman feels like she is among friends and people who genuinely care, the more comfortable she feels and the more comfortable she feels the more likely she is to spend money. From a customer's standpoint, shopping should be a pleasant experience. It should be fun. Not a chore or a hassle because you can't get any one's attention. If it was a great experience we feel like we have found a friend who is invested in helping you achieve your own personal style and someone that we can go back to when we are out shopping the next time.

The Importance of Customer Service - 6 Tips for Sales Associates

When it comes to shopping, customer service can either make or break the experience.

We've come up with the top 6 things that can help sales associates really bond with customers and make it a great experience for everyone involved so read on!

1. Greet her. And soon after she walks into your store/department/area. Smile. Be friendly. Make her feel welcomed. Ask how her day is going and pay her a genuine compliment.

2. Offer to help - or ask if she has already been helped if she has items in her hands to try on. If she is looking for something specific then try to help her find it. If she's just browsing point out where new items are or items that you think she might be interested in based on her appearance and your interaction thus far.

3. Walk her in to the fitting room (if it's big enough). Offer her water if your store does that. Check on her - remember her name and ask if she would like to try any other sizes or colors. Bring her a few different options that are similar to what she has chosen or items that compliment her choices. Pay attention to what sizes she already pulled so you don't have to ask.

4. Be available. It's painfully frustrating to need a sales adviser and not be able to find anyone that works there. Make sure that you're in plain sight in case she comes out of the fitting room and wants your opinion. Give her honest feedback - if it's not your favorite look then be polite and tactful when you tell her that and offer her other options. If it's a gorgeous look let her know. Remind her of all the places she could wear the item.

5. Make a lasting final impression instead of just ringing up her items and putting them in a bag and sending her on her way, chat with her throughout the process. Fold her new purchases neatly and with great care to let her know they are important to you as well - wrap her items with tissue if your store allows. Attach your business card to her receipt and write 'thank you' on the receipt - it's the little things that make the most lasting impressions and are likely to create return clients.

6. Get her contact information if appropriate. This isn't always necessary or even warranted for a lot of transactions but if you have a client who has expressed special interest in a certain designer, a type of garment or lives out of town, ask her if she would like you to contact her when new items arrive that fit what she is interested in. Find out her preferred method of contact (phone call, text, email, note in the mail) and still to that. Send her a thank you and invite her back to see new items or to order over the phone when new pieces arrive.

The best customer service comes from sales associates that are helpful, kind, honest, and perhaps most importantly, present throughout the interaction. As women when we walk into a store we have at least some intention of potentially spending money - encouragement in the form of a fabulous sales person will help sway us into purchasing not only what we were originally looking for but other items as well while a poor sales person can very well have us leaving empty handed. Having a great relationship with a sales adviser at your favorite store is an amazing feat - especially when they know you: your personality and your style. As a customer, we seek out those relationships so sales associates, give each and every client who comes in an experience they remember (for a good reason) and you just might have a new client who asks for you by name.

We want to hear from you! Do you have a favorite sales associate? What store was it and what make them so great?

Fall

Zuhair Murad Fall/Winter 2014 Haute Couture

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Zuhair Murad's Spring 2014 Couture Collection was all about creating a beautiful garden and while this seasons silhouettes were quite similar, the inspiration was quite the opposite. Cocktail dresses, ball gowns and the occasional jumpsuit were encrusted with waves, geometric designs and beautiful asymmetry, speaking to a more architectural influence.

While we much prefer the black, white, silver or black and white looks, it was refreshing to see so many shades walk down the runway. From rich blues to vibrant turquoises to shades of rich ruby there's no doubt that buyers will have plenty to choose from. Some of the ball gowns seemed a little inspired but several of the hand-beaded pieces created with hammered sequins were exquisite. We have a feeling that Zuhair Murad is cementing his clientele while adding several younger starlets as followers.

Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2014 Zuhair Murad - Cocktail Dresses

We're absolutely smitten with both of these cocktail dresses and their just-grazing-the-tops-of-the-thighs hemline. Black with added visual interest is always a winning combination for us and this is no exception.

Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2014 Zuhair Murad - Classic Ball Gowns

Never one to leave out plenty of classic ball gown silhouettes for his followers to choose from, these are some of our favorites - flattering chic with a twist.

Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2014 Zuhair Murad - Draped Ball Gowns

While these gowns are beautiful in just about every facet of the word - the draping, the colors, the fit - they are, well, kind of boring. We think the show would have been much stronger if these filler pieces had been replaced with something a little more daring.

Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2014 Zuhair Murad - Fresh Sillhouettes

Perhaps the two most daring looks of the entire show, the sheer pantsuit is quite a work of art while the embellished caftan is a step in the more daring direction and we like to Zuhair Murad take a few risks, especially during a Haute Couture show.

Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2014 Zuhair Murad - Casual Youth

Showing a bit of range that we don't normally see during Zuhair Murad's Haute Couture Collections, these looks (we're obsessed with the flared black skirt) would fit right in a some awards shows but be versatile enough for a dinner date with girlfriends or perhaps an evening wedding.

Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2014 Zuhair Murad - Sheer Embellishment

Forever a master of marrying sheer with embellishment, these gowns are both sexy and still chic with yards and yards of floating chiffon.

Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2014 Zuhair Murad - Thigh High Slits

If you operate under the logic that if a woman has legs she ought to be showing them off, these are the gowns for you - whether it's an asymmetrical top that grabs your attention or a the contrast of black and white it never hurts to show a little well-toned leg to get your point across.

Thank you to Style for the gorgeous photos - see large sizes of each look on our Facebook page!

Blake Lively

Blake Lively Glows in Chanel Spring/Summer 2014 Couture

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Ulyana Sergeenko Fall/Winter 2014 Haute Couture

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Collections are (almost) always better when there is a story behind the inspiration - something compelling the designer to create beautiful clothes rather than doing so simply because it's expected. Ulyana Sergeenko had a very personal inspiration for her Fall/Winter 2014 Haute Couture Collection - the political disaster that is Ukraine at the moment. The upheaval and unrest in the area made her think about the last time that there was a similar situation there - when the USSR rose up out of the ashes and brought on an whole new era. Talk about ideas to work with.

While the pieces aren't war-torn soldier's uniforms or peasant dresses there is a certain air of old-school inspiration about them that speaks to a woman who has been through some difficult experiences. The clothes are beautiful but somehow have a certain sadness. Some pieces don't seem to fit in perfectly but it doesn't bother us as it has with other collections. Instead of being distracting it adds to the charm - like china at a tea room that doesn't actually match but makes you smile nonetheless. Ulyana Sergeenko's woman is one that is emerging from a less than ideal situation and choosing to embrace beauty through clothes when it isn't readily available elsewhere.

Fall/Winter 2014 Haute Couture Ulyana Sergeenko

A beautiful marriage of menswear to feminine details, Alyana Sergeenko used tailored and boxy cuts in feminine fabrics in her Fall/Winter 2014 Haute Couture Collection.

Invoking a certain Audrey Hepburn in War and Peace vibe, these ladylike pieces may have old inspiration but in beautiful colors and embellishment, they will look right at home on today's streets. (Side note: we're completely obsessed with the skirt paired with suspenders!)

Outerwear the same masculine/feminine vibe that is present throughout the collection - a boxy, yet embellished piece or a powerful fabric in a sexy cut.

Hemlines were slashed to the tops of the thighs for several of the dresses but while we do love a beautiful pair of gams, these weren't our favorite pieces - they evoke a certain desperation, a need for attention.

We actually much prefer these two looks which we find to be much sexier even though there is substantially more fabric (okay, at least the look on the left has more fabric). It's hard to say 'no' to a woman who is strong, confident and beautiful.

The gown on the left is perhaps one of our favorites of the entire collection - structure and flow are harmonious in this gown that we are dying to see walk down a red carpet.

Thank you to Style for the gorgeous photos.

Chanel

Why Women Buy Expensive Shoes

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It's a well known fact that women like shoes. Sure, there's an outlier or two that don't care for those beautiful works of art that are generally more painful than a visit to the dentist. And if you dig a little deeper you'll probably find that the lady who doesn't really care about shoes, loves handbags. Or makeup. Or Alexander McQueen in general. And while we're getting it all out in the open, then chances are if you asked most women, the more expensive the item the more she covets it. She can't necessarily afford it, but that doesn't mean that she wouldn't love to have it (gentlemen, that doesn't mean that she doesn't adore that necklace you got her that certainly didn't cost a fortune - sentimental items are worth far more than any designer pair of shoes). But the one question that is lingering in every man's mind is this: "Why?"

Chanel Patent Calkskin and Cotton Sock - Why Women Buy Expensive Shoes

Chanel Patent Calfskin and Cotton Sock, $1150, these are the perfect shoe to take you from Summer straight into Fall, Chanel's patent pumps are available in three different combinations of black and white.

In fact, it was our very own Mr. Harbin that was the inspiration behind this article. He has finally conceded to the fact that he will simply never understand and now when we start drooling over the latest necklace hot off the runway, he just nods agreeably and smiles when we say "It's a girl thing." Now we certainly are NOT saying that fashion has to be incredibly expensive - there are beautiful items available for purchase at your local mall and number of other locations. Money doesn't buy fashion but there are some pieces that catch your eye and you want THAT piece. Not something similar, but that exact one. And here's where most people get lost - including our dear Mr. Harbin. We're quite certain that he still wonders what kind of demented logic is behind the desire to own an item that can cost anywhere between several hundred and several thousand dollars. What is it that makes a purse, a dress or a pair of shoes worth so much more than what you could find at your local department store? Ladies, we have a feeling that you already know the answer to this question but feel free to chime in. Gentlemen, read on, because this is a multi-faceted answer.

1. Premier designer duds aren't available everywhere. You can't walk into most local malls and purchase a Givenchy coat. Sure you might be able to shop online for some things but that isn't the same as actually seeing an item - touching it, feeling it and trying it on. And some brands don't do online shopping - Chanel, for example, only sells makeup and skincare online, for all other products you have to be in an actual brick and mortar store.

Givenchy Felted Wool Cape Coat - Why Women Buy Expensive Shoes

Givenchy, Felted Wool Cape Coat, $2279 - different is interesting and outerwear should never be boring - but this beautiful piece won't be available for long and when it's sold out, there won't be another shipment.

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2. They're limited edition. Part of what is so fascinating about the fashion world for those of us who keep up with that sort of thing, is fashion week. Twice a year brand new concepts are launched, colors are officially touted as being "in" and the new bags for the upcoming season are revealed. These pieces won't be around forever though - there are a limited amount made and when they're gone, they're gone. You can't order another piece (well, unless you're very, very wealthy - there's exceptions to everything, especially when money is involved). The purchase of a piece at the beginning of a season means that you have something that is very limited, almost one-of-a-kind. These pieces are investments for down the road and can be worth much, much more than the initial price if they are taken care of.

3. Not everyone will have the same item. It really is a bad feeling to see someone else wearing the same exact piece that you put so much time and effort into choosing. It's not that you don't love the idea that it's popular, it's just that it makes it less special to see that it is not that rare. Women want their clothing to be personalized, individual - if someone else owns the same exact thing that you do it somehow reduces the item's value.

Mary Katrantzou Dependa Asymmetrical Mixed-Media Dress - Why Women Buy Expensive Shoes

Mary Katrantzou, Dependa Asymmetrical Mixed-Media Dress, $6125, this piece is practically one-of-a-kind although we're sure that there are a few in each size available - we would be willing to bet money that none of your friends would own this same piece.

4. You can't find a comparable version for a cheap price. Those beautiful Prada swirl sunglasses can't be found at your local Target for $20. It's not the fact that they wouldn't say the brand's name, it's that the design can't be found in mainstream stores. That beautiful Valentino dress isn't replicated and available at your favorite local store and even if you could find something similar the quality just isn't the same and it won't last as long. If you want the real deal it comes with a pricetag.

Prada Baroque Sunglasses - Why Women Buy Expensive Shoes

Prada Baroque Sunglasses, $290, these sunglasses are unique which makes them special and something that isn't readily found on every street corner.

5. You're taking home a piece of a runway show. There is simply something very special about owning a piece that walked down a fashion week runway. It's personal and something that a woman treasures for years and years to come.

6. The materials and craftsmanship are top notch. While the price may seem astronomical to some people (gentlemen), there is something to be said for what goes in to each and every piece that is made. Italian leather, fabrics that can't be purchased anywhere else, handmade items...luxury goods will stand the test of time if they are well cared for. The fit is better on garments and while we would like to report that incredibly expensive shoes are completely pain free (at least for your feet) they really aren't although they are less painful than any pair purchased at a Rack-Room-Shoes.

7. They lend fashion credibility. For those of us who work in the fashion industry, owning the dress, shoes or bag that was just presented at Fashion Week shoes that we actually do pay attention to trend. That fashion is so important to us that we make it a priority in our lives. This is extra important when you're representing a certain brand.

Marni Embellished Midi Skirt - Why Women Buy Expensive Shoes

Marni Embellished Midi Skirt, $4100, we can't even find a basic midi skirt locally much less one embellished so beautifully like this one with oversized paillettes, feathers and beads.

8. There's a large psychological aspect. Just like how men start feeling the urge for to trade up their truck when the brand new year models come out, women see that an item is new, on trend and only available for a limited time and they want it. Do some women carry bags just to make others jealous or brag about how much they spent on it? Sure, just like some men do the same thing with vehicles - but for many women, it's simply the fact that they own a real piece of Fashion. Something that is in a magazine is also the same thing that she puts her wallet, keys and lipstick in on her way to work and makes her feel special. And we think that anything that makes a lady feel special and confident is worth owning.

So there you have it gentlemen (and ladies!) - do all these reasons sway your opinion on whether or not you think the lady in your life is crazy for spending the price of your rent on a new handbag? We'd like to hear from you! And ladies, what was your first luxury purchase? Was it an impulse buy or did you contemplate it for months? What did you're boyfriend/husband/friends think?

Thank you to Saks and Chanel for the photos!

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Armani Prive

Armani Prive Fall/Winter 2014 Haute Couture

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To build a successful collection around three colors requires a pretty talented designer and team. Black, white and red have been done plenty of times - sometimes successfully, more often than not, it fails miserably. It just feels...done. Unorginal. We're pleased to see that Armani's experience led him down the path to epic success instead of the alternative.

Starting the show with suiting that consisted of shorts (anyone noticing a trend?), fitted jackets and flared capes it was tempting to think that this was starting to feel...familiar. That thought was quickly erased from our heads when the cocktail and party looks started strutting down the runway. Jackets in interesting prints over polka-dot skirts and textured shorts or vice versa had an interesting way of lending a new spin on a classic look.

From there the silhouettes just got more interesting and the details more intriguing. Yards upon yards upon yards of tulle engulfed models in dresses that reminded us of clouds. Strapless polka-dot formal gowns were accessorized with embellished veils that for some reason reminded us of a beautified version of the red wedding gown worn in Beetlejuice. Overall the shade of red was just perfect, the shapes new enough to be interesting and the overall collection a win. It was the quintessential old-meets-future show that created something beautiful.

Fall/Winter 2014 Haute Couture Armani Prive

Starting off the 2014 Fall/Winter Haute Couture show with pretty, lady-like suits, we have a feeling that this Armani Prive collection is not only an artistic hit but also one that will actually sell.

Ladylike doesn't have to be boring when it comes to silhouette or prints - instead of a fitted blazer try something with more volume; instead solid black, gray or navy crepe opt for a bold print or interesting texture.

We do love a good play on proportion and these toppers are just the way to do it. If you do opt or an oversized or loose upper layer pair it with something more fitted on the bottom or better yet show some skin to keep you from looking larger than you are.

Spice up your LBD with an interesting texture like metallic tweed or a subtle dot overlay - you're sure to light up the room no matter how the party itself is going.

If the classic cocktail dress isn't your thing, you're certainly in luck this season. Designers everywhere have been pushing the boundaries when it comes to not-casual-but-not-exactly-formal dresses like these from the Armani Prive Fall/Winter 2014 Haute Couture Collection.

Formal gowns are always appropriate at least a few times a year and we're excited to see something a little different in this collection - there are always so many dresses to choose from but often they are so very similar that it is difficult to differentiate. Armani takes things to a whole new level with beautiful textures and prints complete with one of the most fascinating accessories we've seen since the Fall 2013 Alexander McQueen show - beautiful textured veils that bring to mind anything but weddings. We think a small fascinator version could be quite popular this upcoming season.

It was only fitting for a collection that was comprised entirely of black, white and a bold shade of red that the finale dress be a home run. Although we aren't exactly sure where the model's hands are we're kind of obsessed with this dress and can't wait to see it (inevitably) pop up in editorials soon.

Thank you to Style for the gorgeous photos!

Gucci's Pre-Fall 2014 Ad Campaign

Christian Louboutin does Drama with Nail Polish

Olivia Palermo's Wedding "Dress" Perfection

Chanel's Fall/Winter 2014-2015 Pre-Collection is in Boutiques Now!

6 Tips for Sales Associates: Why Customer Service Matters

Zuhair Murad Fall/Winter 2014 Haute Couture

Blake Lively Glows in Chanel Spring/Summer 2014 Couture

Ulyana Sergeenko Fall/Winter 2014 Haute Couture

Why Women Buy Expensive Shoes

The Polka Dotted Truth by Jacqueline Harbin is Featured in Do Savannah!

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