The Week in Fashion

Gisele Is Releasing a $700 Coffee-Table Book - The Cut

Balmain x H&M Launches Print Campaign - Fashion Gone Rouge

Instagram: Welcome to Fashion's New Front Row - The Guardian 

See 15 Looks From Carine Roitfeld's Uniqlo Collaboration - Racked

Reese Witherspoon's Draper James Store Will Open This Fall - Racked

MAC Announces Collaboration with Charlotte Olympia - Pret-a-Reporter

Forget the Party Boy: Derek Blasberg Has a New Business Model - Observer

Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen Fire Back at Former Interns' Lawsuit - Fashionista

At Work With Alessandro Michele, Gucci’s Creative Director - New York Times 

The Week in Fashion

Etsy Opens To Manufacturing - Tech Crunch

Kanye West is Fooling the Fashion World - The Cut

The Complicated World of Luxury Watches - T Magazine 

Keeping Up With Fashion’s Digital Revolution - W Magazine 

Inside the Turmoil at an Imploding Fashion Icon - New York Post

The Celtic Domination Defining London Fashion Week - New York Times

Could Givenchy’s Public Show Set a New Template? - Business of Fashion

Tory Burch Discusses Her New Athleisure Label and Her All-Time Favorite Sport - Observer

Burberry Becomes First Fashion Brand to Launch Apple Music Channel - Business of Fashion

Is Having a Plus-size Fashion Week Really Any Better Than Victoria Beckham's Skinny Models? - The Telegraph

September Wish List

Jeans // White Coat // Faux Leather Skirt // Acne Clear Dots
Origins Mask // Booties // Green Tank // Watch // Earrings
Necklace // Blazer // A Paris Apartment // Root Boost

September is finally here and it's time to break out the fall fashion! OK, that's not totally true, it's going to be close to 80 degrees in Boston this week, not exactly crisp, autumn weather. But I'm holding out hope for some cooler temperatures next week, hence the fall fashion included in my September wish list.

I've got plenty of skinny jeans and a few pairs of flares (is anyone else excited that the flared jean is back?) but there are no boyfriend jeans to speak of in my closet. This pair from Rag & Bone is on the slimmer side, which is exactly what I'm looking for.

Monday Morning Pick Me Up: Courage

The Week in Fashion

DKNY Unveils New Logo - Fashionista

Coach to Debut Luxury Label at Fashion Week - Fashionista

Rachel Zoe’s New Talk Show Debuts Sept 24 - The Zoe Report

More Information on Tom Ford’s New Movie - The Zoe Report

Tom Ford is Skipping London Fashion Week - New York Times

Twitter Made Some Custom Emojis for Fashion Week - Fashionista 

Schiaparelli to Debut Its Own Version of Ready-to-Wear - Fashionista 

The Scoop on the Hermés Apple Watch Collaboration - Habitually Chic 

Kate Spade To Launch New Casual Line 'Broome Street' This Spring - Fashion Times

Jessica Alba's The Honest Company Hit With Second Lawsuit - Women's Wear Daily 

Tuesday Morning After a Long Weekend Pick Me Up: Fall

The Week in Fashion

James Bond will return... in Tom Ford - GQ

Alexa Chung Previews New Docuseries for 'Vogue' UK - Fashionista

Why Natalie Massenet’s Departure From Net-a-Porter Matters - The New York Times

Georgia May Jagger is the Latest 'It' Girl to Design Collection for Mulberry - Fashionista

The Radical Move Givenchy Will Make at New York Fashion Week - The Washington Post

Julien Macdonald to Launch Men's Line During London Fashion Week - Women's Wear Daily

Tommy Ton Launches New Street Style Photography Website At TommyTom.Com - Fashion Times

Derek Blasberg Says Goodbye To Harper's Bazaar, Joins Vanity Fair As 'Our Man On The Street' Editor - Fashion Times

Fall 2015 Boot Guide: Over the Knee

We've taken stock of the best fall booties and tall boots and now it's time to take a look at my current favorite boot style, the over the knee.

Over the knee boots have come a long way since Julia Roberts strutted down the streets of Beverly Hills in Pretty Woman and the once scandalous style is now an everyday classic.

These are my top picks for over the knee styles this fall season:

First Row: 1 // 2 // 3 // 4

Second Row: 1 // 2 // 3 // 4

First Row: 1 // 2 // 3 // 4

Second Row: 1 // 2 // 3 // 4