I thought I was done with this look, but I guess I should never say never because I am in love once again. One sure fire piece you’ll need in your wardrobe this spring/summer 2010 is the military jacket.

You can go with a traditional boxy cut where the jacket is shaped more like a men’s dress shirt or be a bit more feminine with a waisted drawstring. Long or short, make sure you have some deep pockets and a hood would be even more fantastic.

If you don’t want to spend an arm and a leg, the Gap as a great version for around $80. Sorry to say, you’re going to have to  surrender yourself to the look. 10-4.

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Changing up your nail polish is such a simple way of expressing your mood. At the moment I am crazy over the color “taupe”.

It’s not the type of color to catch your attention immediately, however I must say, this mushroom-esque hue is very mysterious. Not quite gray but not quite nude…but it surprisingly blends nicely with many other hues.

If you’re in the mood to be adventurous, try Chanel’s 505 Particuliere or Opi’s Over the Taupe.

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The Sartorialist recently did an entire spread on the “classic trench” for Burberry’s project called “Art of the Trench” and it’s evident that this iconic style is here to stay. It’s been re-used and re-designed in so many ways for young and old, yet the basic structure, color and styling of the coat never loses it’s luster.

The trench dates back to the first World War and were mostly worn by the British and the French. It’s been able to remain in fashion season after season and almost always shown in every designers collection in some shape or form.

Burberry always has the best classic trench around, however if you’re trying to save some cash, I suggest trying out  the one from Uniqlo. Based out of Japan I fell in love with the … more …

This fall/winter is about making a statement with your jewelry. It’s easy to give volume to an outfit simply by accessorizing with the right pieces.

Bold bangles are a key wrist item this winter. The chunkier the better - adorned with gems, stones and floral appliques. It’s all about over exaggeration, so don’t worry too much if you have thin wrists like me.

This is the one time I can say more is more and it’s ok.

Check out Stella & Dot ‘Alana Embroidered Cuff’ $143.00.

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No matter how much you want to resist it, shoulders are a big focus for fall/winter 2009. This trend of course, perfect for those lacking in the that department but obviously not recommended for those who shy away from showing off their shoulders.

Achieve the look without going over the top by going with a simple fitted dress silhouette in a solid palette. Let the strong shoulders do the talking for once and have fun with the dramatic look.

If you’re looking for a deal, I found my dress on ASOS’s clearance section  for $38.77 USD.

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