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Dress Up Your iPod
Think your iPod or iPhone could use a little extra somethin' somethin'? Then you'll love the iLuv i80 series of products, which are earphones, ear clips and cases for all your portable audio devices. Crystal stones and wild colors (like pink, silver and gold) will make your gadgets oh-so-flashy. The line is brand-new and available at www.i-luv.com. |
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Your Original Design — Published in a Hot Book
Think you've got style? The Poseur series of books is all about four Cali teens with their own label, and now author Rachel Maude wants to involve her readers in the actual plot. Enter the Poseur Design Contest, and if your original tote bag design is chosen, it will appear in one of the upcoming Poseur novels. Hurry up, though, because all entries have to be postmarked by March 25! Go to the official site for all the rules and regs! |
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Riveting in Red
One color seemed to rule the red carpet at February's Academy Awards: red. Katherine Heigl, Miley Ray Cyrus, and Anne Hathaway (our favorite) all looked stunning in the bold shade. It makes us think, "What an obvious choice for prom!" It's eye-catching, sexy, confident, and flattering on so many skin tones. It's the perfect way to capture — and hold — everyone's eye on your big night. There are plenty to choose from out there, like this affordable As U Wish Origami Bubble Dress at www.nordstrom.com. |
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Heidi Montag's Fashion Gig
The Hills star Heidi Montag has her eye on the fashion industry, just like her equally ambitious series mates. So she's collaborating with the Anchor Blue retail chain on a new apparel line, as well as the accompanying ad campaign, according to WWD. They're hoping to appeal to fashion-forward 16- to 21-year-olds with the Heidiwood line of apparel and accessories, which are reasonably priced from $10 to $60. Check stores mid-April to purchase the pieces (there's another collection slated for fall). |
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Heidi Klum Teams Up With Jordache
You've probably seen the sexy ads superstar Heidi Klum does for Jordache Jeans, which have gone so well that she's been asked to do her own collection, called Heidi Klum by Jordache. The 20-piece collection (the theme, reports WWD, is Naughty and Nice) features denim, blouses, knit tops and sundresses.
Even though she's a supermodel, Klum is practical. She focused on making sure the clothing was comfortable and not so revealing that it could veer into inappropriate. (Good call, Heidi!) Look for the line this April, exclusively at Bloomingdale's, with other stores selling the clothing come fall. |
