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Gift ideas for your favorite holiday party planner

The simple life never looked so good

No one is too short to pull off the midi-skirt trend. If height is the issue, try a midi-pencil skirt with a vertical pattern for a body-lengthening look.

Expert tips for planning your micro wedding, from the must-haves to rethinking the traditional

Designer Dossier: Elie Tahari Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by admin on Mon, 2015-03-02 09:50 Q: What was it like coming to America for the first time? It was “Alice in Wonderland.” Q: When did you realize you wanted to be a fashion designer? I never thought I would be a fashion designer, I was only thinking about paying the rent. And to pay the rent, you had to make beautiful clothes that people wanted to wear. That’s what drove me to design. Q: What legacy do you hope to leave on the fashion world with your brand?Read more about Designer Dossier: Elie Tahari

The real power play is a masculine watch.

Embrace calm seas and cool ocean breezes in these summer-ready, nautical-inspired ensembles

When high fashion meets the high seas

Emily Pantelides, who has more than 10 years experience in TV news and runs her own public relations company, takes over our style page with a season preview. Here are her holiday picks. 

Athleisure meets stylish comfort in footwear.

“For exploring the beautiful streets of Prague, I’ll wear something comfortable, but true to my minimal aesthetic: a Tibi slip dress, Givenchy jacket over my shoulders, Balenciaga sandals and a Marni crossbody bag.”

For a lunch with his parents, keep it polished but playful – a paint-splattered Tibi pencil skirt with a cotton shirt, bright blue Saint Laurent bag and Marni sandal.

Pioneer spirit and a love of the wild are celebrated in these ranch-ready looks

Designer Dossier: Alexis Bittar Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by admin on Thu, 2015-01-29 09:11 Q: When did you first realize you had a fascination with antique jewelry? I realized that I had a love for antique jewelry when I was probably, I want to say, 8 or 9 years old. There was an antique jeweler in Maine, her name was Mrs. Ivers, she had cotton blue candy hair, and she was an old-school Mainer. She was an antique collector/dealer and she gave me my first piece of jewelry, which was a wedding band, weirdly enough. Q: What was the moment when you realized you wanted to be a jewelry designer?Read more about Designer Dossier: Alexis Bittar

Rebecca Taylor launches a new line inspired by her feminine spirit and the streets of Paris. Yes, there’s a whole lot of denim to be discussed.

A floral fantasy of spring dresses in Florida’s raw and alluring outdoors

Senior Web Editor Ileana Llorens spends a Sunday afternoon at the International Polo Club’s Escada pop-up boutique.

Infuse your New Year’s resolutions with some color

Dr. Valerie Barrett of RENU Medical Aesthetics in Stuart offers insight into looking your best for the big day with a skin care timeline

Natural fabrics, minimal accessories, and a messy bun… Sometimes, less is definitely more.