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Looks like khaki green, military-inspired pieces are back again thanks to Balmain and Chloé! It should be one of the wisest shopping investments this season as military-chic pieces still add the headturning, edgy and relaxed style to a spring summer 2010 wardrobe.

Tags: Balmain Calvin Klein Chloé DKNY Marc Jacobs Ralph Lauren Spring Summer 2010

I’ve recently read a great article about fashion bloggers (like me!) who have been dictating trends and sitting in the front row along with Anna Wintour and Suzy Menkes. I sighed when I heard some of them were invited to the selected fashion shows so I started dreaming that maybe I’m next.

Tags: Anna Wintour Balenciaga Balmain Bryan Boy Christopher Bailey D&G Marc Jacobs Marchesa Rodarte Suzy Menkes Tavi Gevinson Victoria Beckham

Eye make up is playing first fiddle in the current season, so it’s understandable that it has to be both eye-catching and colourful. The trendiest eyeshades for fall 2009 are: violet, blue, gold and pearly.

Tags: Bottega Veneta Carolina Herrera Magdalena Frackowiak Marc Jacobs Matthew Williamson smokey eyes Zac Posen

For the couple of seasons the main beauty trends were based on either accentuation on eyes or lips. But this fall is the time of a so called Total Look, extreme eyebrows and daring red lips!

Tags: Fall 2009 Winter 2010 Lavin Marc Jacobs Oscar de la Renta

As seen on almost every catwalk, a strong-shoulder trend with its 1980s roots will help you stay en vogue this fall. Strong shoulders are related to a Dynasty-style look and it has been promoted by BCBG Max Azria, Anne Valérie Hash or Hervé Léger.

Tags: Anne Valerie Hash Balenciaga BCBG Max Azria Chanel Derek Lam Donna Karan Emanuel Ungaro Fall 2009 Winter 2010 Gianfranco Ferre Haider Ackermann Hervé Léger Lavin Marc Jacobs

A May 2009 Vogue Magazine cover is the exceptional one. It is because the three stars: Kate Moss, Marc Jacobs and Justin Timberlake have teamed up to have been photographed by a fourth star – Annie Leibovitz.

Tags: Justin Timberlake Kate Moss Marc Jacobs Vogue