Girl of the Month: Solange Knowles
May 15, 2011 • Fashion Zone • Comments
Your Who What Wear editors are always inspired by truly unique and creative outfits, which is precisely the reason why we’re highlighting a woman with exactly that skill (and so much more!): Solange Knowles! Though you may recognize her as Beyonce’s younger sister, this uber-talented songstress is definitely forging her own path with a one-of-a-kind voice and a distinctive style. Much like with her music—a lovely mash-up of classic and contemporary styles—Knowles approaches fashion with a mix in mind. That means opting for traditional silhouettes in funky prints and adding unexpected, yet smart accent pieces to create her signature bohemian flare. We Read more…
Mother’s Day is just around the corner, so to show our appreciation for all the wonderful woman out there, we’ve put together a special edition of What Would She Wear, inspired by four of our favorite celebrity mommas: Claudia Schiffer, Natalia Vodianova, Alessandra Ambrosio, and Gwen Stefani. Always impeccably-dressed, these ladies never cease to amaze us as they juggle successful careers and families, while still managing to keep up with the latest trends! Accordingly, we’ve gathered a slew of lovely pieces that perfectly capture their sophisticated and cool sensibilities, from an indulgence-worthy pair of loafers to a chic and functional carryall. 
Trends may come and go, but there’s one look that’s always a fashion favorite: pinup style. Happily, it’s easier than ever to achieve this Brigitte Bardot-inspired look: all you need is a little help from the fabulous footwear at GUESS. For spring, the GUESS team designed a slew of must-try heels that will help you channel your inner calendar girl. From coquettish, clog-detailed mules to leopard-print peep-toes, there are flirty options galore, so be sure to check out GUESS today!
From high-waisted flare jeans to slinky, slit-to-the-thigh cocktail dresses, disco-ready dangly earrings to big-brimmed hats, ’70s-inspired fashion is everywhere this season. And while so many of the runways showcased a certain sort of decadence that’s associated with the end of that era (think: Studio 54-influenced opulence and Saturday Night Fever swagger), some of spring’s best looks remind us of the decade’s early days. Heavily influenced by the bohemian movement—psychedelic colors and prints, chunky wood shoes, and flamboyant accessories (feathers much?)—the early ’70s managed to be dramatic, earthy, and just a little androgynous all at once. As