Love it or hate it: Diane Kruger

xx Lisa

Too cute to miss out on: Luella Baby Classic Gisele Leather tote.

It's a cute piece that can bring a smile to any day. Everyone at TIFB hearts it...big time. Now, it's really just a race to see who's going to get it first. Any takers? Yes, we'll definitely keep you updated. You can be sure that this rat-race won't last very long. xx TIFB

Satorialistic choices off the runways.

For once, let's just completely forget the fashion emerging off the runways and acknowledge the unique style sense during Fashion Week/s!! As you already probably know, Fashion Week is all about seeing and being seen, and this includes style off the runways. I personally know how flattering it is to get a photo taken by a photog just documenting your style or for really, no particular reason. It is enough to go to our heads and a really great ego boost on a grey Parisian/Milan/New York day. Here I have composed a short list of what worked and what doesn't:

Work it:
- Fur and feathers
- Patent leather
- Patterned tights
- Sky high heels (designer only!)
- A beret
- Anything by Balmain
- Cropped pants

Burn it:
- Anything thigh length-ed
- Sneakers
- Boring Jeans
- Short gloves (so last season)
- Small Louis Vuitton monogrammed handbags
- Headbands

Finish a good look off with a Blackberry Bold and pink Filofax in tow. Chuck out any cigarettes and don't forget the aspirin for the expectant after party hangover afterwards.

xx Lisa

Love it or hate it: Pam Anderson at Vivienne Westwood.

xx Lisa

Celebrity sightings: At the Miu Miu show.

At Iconic headquarters, we are absolutely Busy, busy, busy! There's just way too much to see and too little time!

xx TIFB

Try it now: Futuristic Fashion.

Avante Garde is definitely a hard style to pull off but when done well, you are guarenteed to have created an edgy individual off-the-runway impression. It's funny because not everyone wants to be caught dead wearing last season's Bottega Veneta suede textured coat but thanks to the likes of Alexander McQueen, it really is possible to draw the line between runway futuristic and worthy-on-the-streets futuristic style. I'm not your typical 'futuristic' girl, I mean; I've never had a dark black Yes Saint Laurent worthy bowl cut complete with dark black thin rectange sunglasses and black Lancome lipstick, but really...can a girl experiment? I suppose the main question is usually how? Why not try a futuristic dress with minimal accesories and a pair of fierce Charlotte Olympia heels and a shimmer of metallic eye make up and there you have futuristic in five seconds. With that said, is there anyone game enough to try the look out...or do I have to trade my style for a day and be the guinea pig? xx Lisa

Love it or hate it: Kate Hudson in D&G.

xx Lisa