1. White shirt
2. Black slim pants
3. Little black dress
4. Fitted blazer
5. Ballet flats
6. Quality watch
7. Cashmere scarf
8. Pearls
9. Diamond stud earrings
10. Silver or gold bangle bracelet
According to Fashionism.com
10- Melbourne’s GPO - Melbourne, Australia - Check it out
9- Tokyo Midtown - Tokyo - Check it out
8- The Galleria - Houston, Texas - Check it out
7- Wafi - Dubai, United Arab Emirates - Check it out
6- Via Bellagio - Las Vegas, Nevada - Check it out
5- Villagio Mall - Doha, Qatar - Check it out
4- Roppongi Hills - Tokyo, Japan - Check it out
3- The Shops at Columbus Circle - New York, N.Y. - Check it out
2- The Dubai Mall - Dubai, United Arab Emirates - Check it out
1- Ngee Ann City - Singapore - Check it out
According to Lauren Sherman
10. You’ll fly away.
What’s more fun on an evening gown than a mound of fluffy feathers? Not much, as dresses from Mizrahi, Malandrino, and Marchesa pointed out. Sari Gueron and Thakoon turned their cool, young eyes on the trend with pared-down takes.
9. You’ll be dazzling.
Sequins and paillettes were everywhere, and in a whole host of vibrant colors. They were silver and muted at Vera Wang, and Technicolor dreamy at Marc Jacobs. Tory Burch even showed how the look can work for day: beneath a toggled fisherman sweater paired with an easy pair of pants.
8. You’ll keep walking tall.
The platform trend remains, but it’s subtler. The shapes are more traditional this season: pumps, sandals, and so on. Everyone from Donna Karan to Derek Lam amped up their shoes, with platforms beneath the toe box that function like lifts.
7. You’ll dare to clash.
In what has become a 5 x 10 classic, navy and black reigned supreme: a black belt on a navy dress at Derek Lam, royal blue on cardigans at Marc Jacobs and Thakoon.
6. You’ll keep your head warm.
Whether it’s wide-brimmed (Marc Jacobs), pulled low (Proenza Schouler), or little more than a spray (Donna Karan), you’ll be wearing a hat. Cover for warmth (Michael Kors’s fur) or for modesty (Vera Wang’s head scarf), but just cover with something.
5. You’ll zip it good.
What is it with the eighties? This season it was zippers. Behnaz Sarafpour trimmed hers in neon yellow, while Derek Lam kept his basic black. At Thakoon, the zippers were for pockets only.
4. You’ll get some new pants—finally!
After a year of dresses and leggings, pants are back, and in a big, big, big way. There were great slouchy menswear versions at Michael Kors and Proenza Schouler, slick stovepipes at Narciso Rodriguez, and sailor-esque pants at Zero Maria Cornejo.
3. You’ll supersize your sweaters.
Chunky knits were all over the runways. Bruce showed how cozy can still look sleek, while Diane von Furstenberg kept it loose and comfortable with a floppy-collared sweater coat. Our pick, however, is Malo’s sweater: space age and warm at the same time.
2. You’ll channel the queen.
Tweed can be hard to pull off—it tends toward bulky, frumpy, and way too royal family. Thakoon handled it lightly on an elegant coat, while Ralph Lauren and Oscar de le Renta made it classic, not dowdy.
1. Your silhouette will slim down.
Fall’s shapes are far narrower than spring’s bubbles and trapezes. Marc Jacobs and Calvin Klein led the slim charge, with belted coats and tailored dresses respectively.
According to NYMag.com
10. Dance outdoors in a busy, populated area like nobody is watching.
9. Spend an afternoon with a close friend at a fancy, luxurious-looking spa.
8. Avoid spending any money on clothing or fashion-oriented items for two months.
7. Host a dinner party for more than 15 people and make everything from scratch.
6. Talk on the phone with someone special all night until the morning alarm goes off.
5. Call into work sick, turn off the cell phone, rent a car, drive to a nearby isolated retreat and spend the day alone away from
the rest of the world.
4. Pretend to be somebody else for a day (name, accent in speech, clothing, etc.)
3. Participate in a major charity event.
2. Go on two dates in one night.
1. Live in a foreign country for a year.
According to Purna Bhattacharya, TenMojo.com
According to Ed-U.com, these are the Top 10 Secrets for Building A Great Wardrobe.
1. Play up your strengths.
2. Base your wardrobe on one or two dark to mid-tone neutral colors (such as black, gray, chocolate or navy), then spice up your outfits with colorful incidental pieces.
3. Think quality over quantity.
4. Always consider your lifestyle — spend the most money on those things you will wear the most often.
5. Find a personal “look.”
6. Be aware of the latest trends, but don’t follow fads verbatim.
7. Organize your closet.
8. Take advantage of accessories.
9. When in doubt, keep it simple.
10. Scout the stores frequently.
1 - Empire State Building
2 - Statue of Liberty
3 - Central Park
4 - Rockefeller Center
5 - FAO Schwarz
6 - Metropolitan Museum
7 - Intrepid Museum
8 - South Street Seaport
9 - United Nations
10 - Rose Center for Earth and Space
According to NYCTourist.com
10 - See Wayne Newton at The Stardust
Las Vegas, Nev.
9 - Hit 16th Street the night before the Indy 500
Indianapolis, Ind.8 - Start your day at Pike Place Market
Seattle, Wash.
7 - Try a cheese steak at Pat’s King of Steaks
Philadelphia, Penn.
6 - Meet your soul mate atop the Empire State Building
New York, N.Y.
5 - Camp out for the Rose Parade
Pasadena, Calif.
4 - Join Willie Nelson’s 4th of July Picnic
Austin, Texas
3 - Ride a Mardi Gras float on Fat Tuesday
New Orleans, La.
2 - Walk the Golden Gate Bridge at sunrise
San Francisco, Calif.
1 - Watch a game at Wrigley Field
Chicago, Ill.
According to MSN.com
New York City
Sex in the city
Honolulu
Babes on the beach
San Francisco
Makeover by the bay
Los Angeles
Live like a VIP in L.A.
Las Vegas
Spa soothing with a sexy twist
Victoria
Bonding in B.C.
Phoenix
Shop. Spa. Repeat.
Boston
Boston She Party
Prince Edward Island
Green Gables getaway
New Orleans
Let the girl times roll
According to Expedia.com, 10 To Know series.
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