Fall is around the corner, and in preparation for the season we’re setting our sights on the perfect trendy-but-classic layers, knits, overcoats, accessories and more to take us through the season. This year, Fall is all about florals, lace and fluid silhouettes with a nod to 70s hippie glamour: think wide leg pants paired with a lace, high-neck Victorian blouse (a look that is both on trend and appropriate for South Florida). Suede on suede is also a prominent trend this season, but translating a head-to-toe suede look to South Florida (cue the fans, please) can be challenging. Instead, we suggest investing in key pieces, like a suede mini skirt in a rich cognac color, or a handbag like Chloe’s Faye shoulder bag. Styling Fall trends in warm weather is all about balance: just a touch of suede, cashmere or heavier fabrics with airy, lighter pieces that speak to this market year round.

It’s not every day that you meet a designer as unique, talented and surprisingly candid as coveted shoe designer Jerome C. Rousseau. His collections are skillfully designed, from construction to embellishments, and Rousseau’s point of view is strong and apparent in each of his pieces. The young designer has quickly gained a loyal following of A-list clientele, with starlets like Taylor Swift, Cameron Diaz and Katie Holmes choosing his intricate shoes for red carpet events galore. And while the collections alone are mesmerizing, to know the man behind the shoes takes what was a liking for this particular footwear designer to an all-out love affair with all things Jerome C. Rousseau.

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Change is in the air for fashion shows. Up to now fashion shows gave out invitations to celebrities, bloggers, editors and retailers only— leaving out the public at large. WWD reports today that the “too cool for school” French brand, Givenchy, who is presenting their spring summer fashion show in NYC, will open the invitations to the public. Riccardo Tischi, the creative director will be in town for the event as well as the opening of their first New York flagship on Madison Avenue. It’s reported that 1200 “real people” will attend including a grouping of students from local fashion schools like Parsons, FIT, High School of Fashion Industries, and Pratt Institute.

We recently popped by the POPSUGAR offices in downtown San Francisco to interview Lisa Sugar, the co-founder and Editor-in-Chief, for our September/October tech issue. We were curious to how this woman who runs the No. 1 site for female millennials gets through her day, handling work, three young children and a husband, Brian, POPSUGAR’s co-founder and CEO. During our visit, we simply couldn’t resist asking her about her fabulous hair because we were so taken with her luscious auburn locks! She shared with us not just her favorite products for her hair but what fashions, accessories and beauty products she’s loving right now.

If it seems like everywhere you turn when shopping, whether it be while flipping through the glossy pages of Haute Living or casually entering Miami’s newest cool eatery, there’s a prominent nod to all things '70s glamour, then you’re right.

If you are not familiar with David Webb—the 1960's and '70s jeweler to the stars, you're in for a treat.

Fall is upon us, and Burberry and the rest of the world's most glamorous fashion houses are releasing their latest handbag collections.

Neiman Marcus fans will happy to know that the luxury department store has gotten even better with the introduction of Truly NM, a curated collection of exclusive items developed specifically for Neiman Marcus in partnership with over 50 of the world’s top design houses.

Fashion Week is slated to begin on September 10th and the shops are gearing up with specialty events and unique openings to keep you spending all fall.

The People of Sand offers carefully handpicked items for those like to express their individualism through funky, global styles.

You would think that Saks Fifth Avenue's dedicated shoe floor would have fancy footwear from every big name in the show biz but one name has been left out until now.