Designers take a paintbrush to summer’s short and sweet dresses with multi-colored prints that pop. A rainbow palette of hues are splattered, dripped, and dropped across panels of fabric to create an artistic finish. Take a peek and see what canvas catches your eye!

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While you count down to a long weekend’s worth of summertime lounging, think about refreshing your wardrobe in time for the holiday. Take a peek through our sales section filled to the brim with lightweight tops and pretty frocks. And as an extra bonus, enter code 25SALE at checkout for an additional 25% off all sale items. On your mark, get set, shop!

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Kick start summer in these top-stitched over-the-knee boots from Chloé. The suede beauties make for pin thin legs thanks to its slender silhouette. They are capped at the toe and back heel with cognac leather strips and detailed with contrast stitching along the leg opening.

Suede Leather Over the Knee Flat Boots, $1250

Summer’s must-have jacket borrows from the boys once again but don’t expect lapels and oversized blazers. Instead, opt for a casual field jacket that looks combat ready with a mix of cargo pockets and an army green hue.

EXCLUSIVE Tomboy Cargo Jacket: Olive, $180

Why not complete the perfect set with another version of this season’s must-have Houlihan cargo pants? Now in crisp white, the pants sport the utilitarian chic look while staying fit for the summer season. Snatch up a pair on preorder before it’s too late!

Houlihan Twill Cargo Pants, $235

Bestselling now, way important for fall...

Feminine draping and ruching is the must-have detailing you need right now. The look started with the Helmut Lang draped jersey dress, which remains a key fashion piece.
We're in love with the newest version, here in a tie dye print. The shape is bod-con, yet still elegant and chic.

We encourage you to indulge and explore the trend yourself, whether you go all out with the dress of the season or take a step in the draped direction with a summer jersey top.

Visit our favorite draped dress right here.

Did you catch the latest New York Times article on the insanely popular Houlihan pants? Having sold at a dizzying rate the last two months, fashion scribe Cathy Horyn devoted an entire article to this season’s must-have cargo pants. Once you finish the must-read article, head on over and grab a pair for yourself so you can see first hand what all the fuss is about!

For us, the foundation to any outfit whether it reads casual or girl-about-town is some denim. And who better than go-to denim label J Brand. Here is our guide to signature pieces from way tiny highrise shorts to all-the-rage Houlihan pants that should become wardrobe staples in your closet this spring.

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Just a pretty silken puff of fabric is the best way to describe this strapless mini dress from Elizabeth and James. Its silk chiffon body is ruched along its bodice before finally meeting at the side where ruffles cascade in a line down the dress.

Sophie Silk Chiffon Draped Ruffle Dress, $395

Say ships ahoy to this season’s maritime trend! And as you all may be a wee striped out by now, we’re giving you our picks to look awash in nautical without going head-to-toe in stripes. For us, polished hardware, seersucker, and sailor jeans make for more subdued ways to go hands on deck with this trend.

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As soft and simple as your go-to tee, this cowl neck jersey shirt ($115) is a perfect way to couple comfort with refined casual chic. Throw it over a pair of jeans for a tinge more of a put together look. Though if all out glamour is your aim, go for its big sister version ($255) done in a sheer silk at the front and jersey knit at the back.

Brazilian accessories label Zibba makes its debut with its zippered hobo that won top billing at the Independent Handbag Designer awards. Helmed by Alice Tapajós, the aptly titled label (zibba means “creativity” in indigenous Brazilian) goes heavy on the accoutrements with zippers running vertically all around and extra convertible straps with two buckles to each end.

Marie Slouchy Zipper Handbag, $648

Who would have thunk that fading into the background could be so stylish? Stella McCartney mixes military with utility for a fatigues-inspired print of brown, tan, and cream splotches. A belted waist and some strappy sandals polish off the disguise.

Camouflage Sweater Dress, $955

Just take a look at his psychedelic-meets-geometric collection and you’ll know that Aussie designer Josh Goot doesn’t shy away from colors. Looking like wearable optical illusions, his print of choice this season is a red, orange, lime, lavender, and turquoise color block made of trapezoidal shapes. Brave the rainbow color palette and mimic his head-to-toe runway look, or keep the geometry without the bevy of hues in a gradated black, grey and white version.

Shop Josh Goot.

In and then gone in one fell swoop, the Maniac pumps return after making a brief appearance in our stores. Designed by footwear ace Brian Atwood, the patent pumps have a devout following that includes the likes of Leighton Meester, Vanessa Hudgens, and Megan Fox. Add your name to the mix with a nude pair. Just make sure to preorder it quickly this time around before history repeats itself.

Maniac Patent Pumps, $575
Also in black or cobalt blue

Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen remake 70s-inspired bell bottoms to mimic a vintage store worthy find. The medium wash jeans are unraveled at the hem for an extra worn look. One of three jeans from the newly launched TEXTILE line, the jeans take inspiration from 70s music icons a la Jimi Hendrix.

Jimi Bootcut Jeans, $245

Siblings Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen venture into denim territory with the launch of their 3-piece TEXTILE line. A new addition to the Elizabeth and James label, the blue jeans take inspiration from 70s music icons at least when it comes to their names. Dubbed the Joni (as in Mitchell), this cropped pair is whiskered at the waist and frayed at the edges. Fitted through the leg, it kicks out just above the ankle. The better to display your footwear.

Joni Cropped Midrise Jeans, $235

Take a denim cue from Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen whose newest jean line makes its debut today at Intermix. Their first foray into denim came from years of hands on research dating back to their teenage days. Inspired by an actual pair of jeans the two have owned and worn since high school, the flared Stevie is faded at the knees with darker patches at the front that mimic pockets. At the rear sits a pair of actual pockets that sit atop darker patches.

Stevie Flared Patch Jeans, $245

Spring means the return of the LWD after a long winter’s hibernation. This feminine maritime version from See by Chloé melds ruffles and eyelets with nautical stripes. The cotton shift has faint floral embroidery with clusters of eyelets serving as the blooms along the whole of the dress. Its frill factor comes from ruffled straps and thin strips of ruffled trim that sandwich striped bands of fabric.

Eyelet Ruffle Stripe Dress, $495

Is there a word more appropriate to describe Aussie designer Natalie Wood’s print filled collection other than something else entirely? But if we must put it into words, it is a mash-up of the geological and the cosmical as seen through a kaleidoscope. The repeating prints look downright intergalactic with pebbles and stones throw in for good measure. Keep your eyes peeled for these quirky tees and scarves coming soon.

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Before the sunshine lets up and the flip-flopping rainy forecast resumes, I’m breaking out these pleated linen Chloé shorts. These may seem a bit plain Jane but it’s all in the details. The slouchy shorts have a trouser finish with the addition of pleats and a detachable slim leather belt. Plus how many shorts have you seen with leather trim? The muted grey trim sits along the top of its waist band and along the opening of its “pockets” (more like pocket singular since the two faux front ones are just for looks).

Pleated Linen Roll Up Shorts, $1055

A heavy dusting of gold-toned studs envelops this signature Sonia Rykiel shoulder bag. Perfect for springtime, its pretty cobalt hue offsets its tough look. The squoval pouch bag is gathered at the top where a magnetic closure snaps it shut.

Domino Pouchy Suede Shoulder Bag, $1050

Not your average tribal look, jewelry designer Claudine Drescher (cousin to Fran) adds some megawatt sparkle to her best selling wooden bracelet with pave crystal embellished balls. A plethora of dark wood beads make up the wide stretchy bracelet while the crystal balls dots the surface to add some pop to the otherwise all wood piece. For a little bit less contrast with the same amount of sparkle, opt for the ivory version made of painted wooden beads.

Wood Bead Bracelet, $145

Don’t think we’ve gone overboard with the bevy of maritime ensembles, it’s just that the nautical look is making large waves this season. This sailor-made piece is a remix of A.L.C.’s twisted hem dress except this time it sports shortened sleeves. The dark navy and white stripe frock has a ruched and draped skirt

Jersey Stripe Twisty Dress, $310

Now hear us out. Before you become aghast at the possibility of clunky wooden shoes making their fashion resurgence, take a look at these clog-inspired Elizabeth and James heels. There’s just enough chunky wood that the word “clog” comes to mind at first sight but it still remains chic enough to be considered nighttime appropriate.

Charm Suede Slide Platform Heels, $350

L.A. accessories label Melamed goes army green with this leather camouflage belt. Helmed by sisters Kathy and Michelle Melamed, the line is a favorite amongst A-listers the likes of Selena Gomez, Stacy Keibler, Megan Fox, and errr, Taboo from the Black Eyed Peas (talk about a wide reaching fan base!). Pair these with cargo pieces to channel this season’s return to military-inspired wares.

Leather Camouflage Hip Belt, $125

Fave jacket line Smythe keeps its sculpted silhouette while adding a bit of sport to its usual collection of feminine cuts. Taking a page from the runways, the Canadian label makes a foray into utilitarian wares with this army green cargo jacket. It has a bevy of patch pockets, epaulettes, a drawstring hemline, and some shiny gold-tone buttons to lessen the rugged look.

Tailored Cargo Jacket, $650

Well, they're not quite in yet, but they are available for preorder.

We believe that J Brand's Houlihan is the must-have cargo pant of the season. Which is why we bought it in a fabulous grey blue called "vintage navy" and now offer it on preorder for you.

The pant is expected in mid April or earlier.

Click here to preorder Houlihan in Vintage Navy.

Why mess with a good thing? Accessories designer (and fellow Intermix gal) Juliette Jake sticks with her tried-and-true crocodile clutch which now comes in new shades gray and nude. But if the wrap around style is too cumbersome for you, there’s always her simple foldover clutch in a python snakeskin.

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Fashion Update: If preorders are any way to judge, these canvas and leather flat booties from 80%20 are the utility chic flats of the season.

Which would hold true to 80%20's motto -- the company is named for our tendency to wear 20% of our wardrobe 80% of the time.

These will definitely be in the 80% of the time category. And, should you wish to round out your casual shoe wardrobe in one quick step, you can purchase these very same booties in black leather.

Visit the Open Toe Ankle Strap Booties right here.

Good Sport: A clever mix of gym-inspired sportswear and more bespoke pieces like the structured blazer. Equally good is the mix of the aforementioned gym with edgier pieces like leather pants or glittering sequins.

Our guide to the trend and how to wear it includes picks from:

Rag & Bone
Gryphon
Aiko
Helmut Lang
Brian Atwood
Jamison
A.L.C.
and more

Shop the Look right here.

With a spring relaunch, former shirt label Equipment revisits its classic boyfriend shirt that made all the rage in the ‘80s. Founded in 1976 by Christian Restoin (hubby of editrix Carine Roitfeld), the line was shuttered in 1998 when Restoin decided to step aside to support Roitfeld in her new role as fashion arbiter of French Vogue. Now thanks to pal Serge Azria (brother of Max and creative director of Current/Elliott and Joie), Equipment is bringing back its signature silk menswear shirts with two patch pockets and with Restoin as a creative consultant naturally.

Fun factoid: Restoin met the French Voguette when she called in some Equipment shirts for a fashion shoot she was styling.

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J Brand takes a break from skinnies with these dressed up (when compared to its denim counterpart anyways) Inez trousers that still read casual cool. And thanks to its neutral taupe tone, these staple pants can easily be integrated into this spring’s earth tone and cargo-inspired trends. Wear them with rolled cuffs for a cropped look.

Inez Cropped Trousers, $218

Join the bevy of people taking a fashionable stance alongside the CFDA. Purchase this tee for $25 and you can lend a helping hand to those affected by the devastating earthquake in Haiti. Designed by Peter Arnell, the Fashion For Haiti tee is printed with “To Haiti With Love” next to a lime green map of the country subbing in for the word “Haiti”. Underneath that are the words “Hope Help Heal Haiti” in black and lime green. All proceeds from the sale will go toward the Clinton Bush Haiti Fund which assists in providing immediate relief and long-term recovery assistance to those affected by the disaster.

Fashion For Haiti Tee, $25

Built for the inner Bond girl in us all, this wetsuit-inspired collection of taut swimwear is the brainchild of New York stylist Lisa Marie Fernandez. Made of body molding neoprene (the same rubber that goes into scuba gear), the suit manage to still feel comfy thanks to its stretchiness and flexible boning along its bandeau bikini top. It’s our pick for a dressed up alternative to you basic black bikini.

Shop Lisa Marie Fernandez.

Ten years ago, Denmark-born designer Camilla Skovgaard traded her design kit for the chance to hit the books at the Royal College of Art. Following a seven-year stint in Dubai as shoemaker to the wives and daughters of local Sheikhs, she set course for London in pursuit of a masters degree during which time her eponymous label took form. Now the globetrotting designer who splits her time between three continents is known for her signature razor edge soles. Her hard hitting spring collection includes stiletto sandals with an asymmetric ankle cuff and a pair of peep toe mules all complete with spiky soles, natch.

Shop Camilla Skovgaard.

Military-inspired wares are making their advance on fashion’s front lines this spring. From subtle army green and neutral tan touches to statement-making jackets fit for a foot soldier, this updated regimental look takes a practical approach to dressing. So brush up on the art of warfare by taking a look at our utilitarian chic picks.

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While it may not be time yet to pull out the sunscreen and beach towels for us on the East Coast (darn you Left Coasters!), us girls in the office are still wistfully dreaming of spring sunshine… while running through our shopping check list naturally. Top of the list is something to carry that sunscreen and towel. Luckily there is this sand-friendly See by Chloé tote that fits the bill thanks to its practical plastic coating and a pretty psychedelic floral lining. And if it’s color you’re looking for, opt for its Barbie pink twin.

Oversized Canvas Vinyl Beach Tote, $195

Indian-born, London-raised, and New York-educated Malini Murjani is a regular globetrotter who takes inspiration from Spanish beaches to create a collection filled with muted metallics and summery hues. Style must run in the family as Murjani’s father is a noted retail magnate who has brought outposts for Jimmy Choo, Gucci, and La Perla to India.

New to Intermix, Murjani’s hardware embellished hobo is turning heads for its ability to be muted whilst covered in a golden mesh metal. The camel colored bag is covered entirely on one side and just along the tops of its handles on the other side with the fine mesh.

Gold Mesh Hobo, $595

With a spring relaunch, former shirt label Equipment revisits its classic boyfriend shirt that made all the rage in the ‘80s. Founded in 1976 by Christian Restoin (hubby of editrix Carine Roitfeld), the line was shuttered in 1998 when Restoin decided to step aside to support Roitfeld in her new role as fashion arbiter of French Vogue. Now thanks to pal Serge Azria (brother of Max and creative director of Current/Elliott and Joie), Equipment is bringing back its signature silk menswear shirts with two patch pockets and with Restoin as a creative consultant naturally.

Fun factoid: Restoin met the French Voguette when she called in some Equipment shirts for a fashion shoot she was styling.

Shop Equipment.

Cargo skinny jeans may seem like an oxymoron until you hand the shears to J Brand who has melded utility with a slim silhouette. For that tapered fit, the jeans are heavily seamed (we’re talking four vertical seams down the front, back, and both sides!) and sculpted at the knees with a diagonal inset that emphasizes its combat-ready look. Of course the requisite cargo pockets still remain however they are positioned higher and at the thighs. Expect a short-term wait as these jeans are on their way to our warehouse after a slight snow day delay so preorder now.

Houlihan Twill Cargo Pants, $235

There’s no need to forsake function for form as this season’s utilitarian trend tweaks all things slouched and cargo into wardrobe enhancing toppers. Cargo-inspired bottoms and outwear still resemble their humble origins thanks to plenty of oversized pockets but instead they are sculpted for a slim fit. Making it easy to wear and rewear, this trend is made up of subtle earthy tones from browns to olives.

Shop the Utility Chic trend.

From the desk of model-turned-designer Cecilia de Bucourt comes this multitasking accessory for when you’re torn between staying warm in a long scarf or keeping chic in a chain necklace. Solution: go for the motherload. Far from your standard issue scarf, the tie-dyed, fringed, studded, AND chain linked accessory packs a wallop and solves that pesky either/or conundrum.

Fringe Shaggy Scarf, $198

Dear Valentine,

XOXO

Suede Kisses Handbag, $590

Having already conquered the menswear and footwear fronts, Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen are adding another slash to their ever growing contemporary label. The project crunching sisters (the two are weeks away from their inaugural fashion week presentation and just launched junior label Olsenboye) are venturing into casualwear with a 3-piece denim collection which is slated to hit Intermix next month. Named after ‘70s music icons, the Textile line includes the Hendrix bell bottoms, the cropped Joni, and the dark patchwork Stevie jeans. A fun little tidbit is that all three pairs are inspired by actual jeans hanging in the duo’s closets with the Stevie hailing all the way from their high school days. We don’t know about you but anything that can survive the rocky transition from teenage adolescence to fresh-faced twentysomething deserves a permanent slot in our wardrobe rotation. While we count down the days till the jeans arrives, check out some other looks from the label and keep checking back.

German-born, London-based designer Markus Lupfer makes waves this season with a nautical collection that takes UES-approved stripes and reworks them with a decidedly LES sensibility. All it required was haphazardly tossed crystals, a load of sequins, and some ravaged black mesh trim. Take for instance a simple Breton striped cardigan that goes from AM to PM appropriate with the addition of a heavy cluster of pearlized; or a marinière-inspired long sleeved frock toughened up with tattered mesh and shoulder pads. With the nautical look already making headway this season, make sure to snap up these striped finds which are making their American debut at Intermix.

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No longer just worshipping at the altar of the holy trinity (we’re talking Louboutin, Blahnik, and Choo here), a bevy of red carpet PYTs are adding Brian Atwood to those hallowed halls. The footwear ace touts a devout well-heeled following which includes the likes of Leighton Meester, Vanessa Hudgens, Megan Fox, and Rose Byrne (the nominated Damanges starlet wore his signature Maniac pumps to the Golden Globes last month). Feel free to add your name to the shoe frenzy by preordering a pair of his wear-with-all nude pumps. Pulling rank as our #1 most preordered item this season, the patent pumps are known for hidden platforms that make for a seamless finish.

Maniac Patent Pumps, $575
Also in electric blue

Leave the double exposure to your gams with this long, long sleeved mini dress. The double layered jersey frock has such lengthy sleeves that the excess fabric leaves a scrunched effect at the cuffs. Modest in comparison, the bodice is cut to reveal raw-edged seams along the arms while its skirt is ultra ruched along the sides. Though you may not see it from all the gathering, its bubble hem is actually twisted at the center.

Twisted Jersey Dress, $250
Also in black.

Having waited with baited breath for the last few months, the well-dressed amongst us can finally look forward to more shoppage as this season’s crop of spring looks are starting to trickle into our warehouse. To whet your retail appetite, we’ve pulled together our favorite ensembles as a taste of what’s to come. Stake your claim and place a hold on your must-have preorder items stat. In the meantime, flip through our top spring trend pages which run the gamut from urban maritime to tailored athletic gear.

With the results all tallied, it’s time to take a look at our latest blue ribbon winning closet finds! While the boyfriend jacket always reigns supreme, some new additions to the bestsellers list include a Flashdance-inspired sweatshirt (post a trip through the Bedazzler) and a delicate silk blouse slit and parted sideways along its backside.

You Need This: Bestsellers

Made-to-measure utilitarianism seems to best describe Rag & Bone’s latest collection of sporty denim pieces in five words or less. An ode to the brand’s core sensibilities, the collection is a homage to the “functionality and integrity of American work wear spun with a bespoke British twist” that evokes thoughts of Savile Row. We’ll keep you posted as the next wave of spring pieces trickle in. For now, take a peek at the duo’s sportier take on the military field jacket – a look that doesn’t read as structured as their usual regimental garb. The multi-tasking jacket goes from casual to dressed-up in a pinch. Pair it with cigarette jeans or even a flirty frock a la their spring runway show.

Long Denim Field Jacket, $585

Buy this bag in the name of all things animal-friendly… at least that’s the excuse us girls in the office are giving to our male counterparts who might not understand our bag hoarding tendencies. Having been spotted while perched on the arms of celebs the likes of Kate Hudson, Rihanna, and Kim Kardashian, this latest version of Stella McCartney’s vegetarian Falabella bag is poised to be another sell out. Trimmed along the edges with chain links, the bag maintains its signature features just in a more compact and rectangular size to go with its smaller price tag.

Falabella bag, $745

A change of hue turns this versatile wedge from beachside appropriate to downtown ready. In its blush form, the wide strapped sandals are casual enough for the boardwalk while polished enough to dress up any outfit. But add a wash of black and you’ll look prepped to pound pavement in the city.

Rosalyn Thick Strap Wedge Sandals, $350

Light up your ho-hum closet with these Gryphon sparklers that come bejeweled and sequined to the max. Whether you’re giving this look a trial run or jumping in head first, there is a piece to suit every style personality.

Take for instance a modest-in-comparison sweatshirt jeweled at the shoulder with crystal baubles. Or you could throw caution to the wind and opt for an eyebrow-raising metallic blazer in silver lame.

Take a peek at our new pieces here.

Freshly minted London School of Fashion grad Beatrice Boyle creates wearable art in the form of tees and dresses. We've fallen in love.

Her pieces are inspired by her dark -- almost ghoulish -- macabre paintings. The illustration major-cum-fashion designer was discovered by the CEO of fashion retailer Browns Focus, who loved her edgy style.

At just 23-years-young, Boyle is already onto a second collection -- still featuring her signature harsh black, nude, and pink brushstrokes, but this time inspired by images of her gal pals instead of pages ripped from magazines. If she must wax poetic about the distorted post-party images of disheveled girls with make-up stained cheeks, she simply describes it as a “juxtaposition of the glamorous and the sordid, the glossy and the sinister.”

View her tees and dresses here.

Built for the inner Bond girl in us all, this wetsuit-inspired collection of taut swimwear is the brainchild of New York stylist Lisa Marie Fernandez. Made of body molding neoprene (the same rubber that goes into scuba gear), the suit manage to still feel comfy thanks to its stretchiness and flexible boning along its bandeau bikini top. It’s our pick for a dressed up alternative to you basic black bikini.

Lauren Corset Bandeau Matte Neoprene Bikini: Black, $345

Set sail for warmer pastures with our guide the six must-visit resort destinations while you take shelter from the ho-hum winter weather. We’ve narrowed down what your beachside ensemble should consist of whether you’re jet-setting to St. Barts or foraying through the tropics in Rio.

Straight from the mouth of fashion arbiter Nina Garcia, camouflage-inspired wares make a return this season. But instead of just camo cargo pants, Giuseppe Zanotti steps it up a notch with these sky-high sandals made of what looks like scraps of hunter green, brown, and black fatigues.

Camo Platform Sandals, $750

We are so delighted to welcome Brian Atwood to IntermixOnline.com.

For those of you not yet obsessed with his collection, a bit of back story. The gorgeous Mr. Atwood began his career as a male model. Perhaps at that time he learned just how meaningful shoes are to a woman's style. Perhaps it happened long before his modeling days. In any case, he zipped on over to design Versace's footwear label, and (happily for us) soon struck out on his own.

His covetable collection is a fashion darling favorite. His shoes are sexy, strong and statement-making, divinely inpsired and iconic modern art. Enough said.

Grace Leather Stud Slingback Pumps (also in black), $770

This week we are focusing on all the fantastic shoes we are receiving for resort and spring. Shoe lust has begun! We do so love buying a new pair of shoes, even before the season has begun. And it's quite essential, as shoes are the first thing to sell out every season.

Ms. Stella has outdone herself with her eco-friendliness this season. Here she focusing on a stunning combination of satin, metal and cork. This innovative way to save the planet is definitely a fashion do.

Satin Platform Sandals, Stella McCartney, $795

Candy colored hues take center stage this season in the form of these sky-high 5” pumps from Elizabeth and James. With their 1” island platform and a color selection of striking fuchsia and mint green, these lovelies are the perfect way to add a pop of color to your winter wardrobe right now.

Mason Suede Square Toe Pumps, $350

Save money. Join a gym. Eat healthy. Find your soulmate. Look for a new job.

Not every New Year's Resolution has to be so... boring. Typical. Time intensive. Not fun.

We suggest something a little more exciting. Why not take a good, hard look at your wardrobe and your way of dressing. Have you fallen into a rut? Are you drowning in a sea of black? Are you completely over it all?

Our style resolutions for 2010 are all about color, happiness, the latest trends and wise choices. View them here... and don't hesitate to email us if you need some advice!

The fact that we are shivering in our NYC offices was the inspiration for our latest You Need This feature -- the Layering Sweater.

Left Coasters, you need one of these transitional sweaters for stand-alone coverage. And for those on the East Coast, well. We suggest layering one on one on top of yet another one for those of us enjoying the teeth-chattering cold.

Visit our latest You Need This feature right here.

These boots were made for walking, right into resort and spring. Giuseppe Zanotti does the trendy peep toe style in a luxuriously soft suede, and then straps it on with tan leather "belts" from ankle to knee.

The bonus -- the pale greyish taupe suede is the neutral shade you need to to complement all of the neutral tones you'll be wearing in the months ahead.

Peep Toe Suede Buckle Boots, $1075

Introducing Marcie, Chloe's latest handbag, which just so happens to be one of the "It Bags" of 2010.

Marcie is a gorgeous bag that is truly worth the investment, as it will be your signature piece this year, and it will never, ever go out of style. It has a bit of hobo turned equestrian inspiration, with a topstitched riding saddlesque front flap and gold metal dressage embellishments.

It is available in black, brown and an amazingly beautiful, neutral slate blue.

Marcie Leather Shoulder Bag, $1595

No need to fear a dangerous veer into mother-of-the-bride territory. Stella McCartney has transformed this structured blazer into a flirty vision of sexy black lace.

It is lined, so you can (if you dare) wear it sans top. So that it still reads tasteful, its décolletage revealing neckline is scalloped for a feminine touch, as are its cuffs and hem. The strong shoulders are balanced by its delicate lace body and banded waist, which creates a curvy illusion.

Lace Jacket, $3365

Happy New Year!

Metallic T Ankle Strap Sandals, Stella McCartney, $795

It's been quite some time since we have seen chambray, especially in a wear-with-everything style like your basic boy meets girl oversized shirt.

This essential is a great way to gently ease yourself out of winter's flannel shirts -- while the shirt trend continues for 2010, you can't be dressed for a hunt in the woods or a possible grunge moment all through the spring, now can you?

Oversized Roll Sleeve Chambray Shirt, Vince, $185

Returned from our little holiday break and what do we find? Order after order after order for our saucy little Sauce tee.

It's a simple oversized tee shirt gathered here and there courtesy of large safety pins strung with beads. For those who DIY it's certainly an easy look to achieve... for those who want to sport the trendsetting label Sauce, well, here it is.

Draped Safety Pin Tee, Sauce, $65

In our office we call that rising panic when you don't know what to wear a "fashion emergency."

Should you be looking for a last minute little something, or should you need to suggest a gift for yourself to someone who's a little style-challenged, our eCards can do the job quite nicely.

Enjoy your gifts, enjoy your holidays, enjoy!

You need New Year's Eve covered, of course, but before you buy do be sure you are focusing on 2010 trends, not has been 2009.

We've identified three PM stories that will work well into the new year, so you get the most out of your investment. They are:

In Short... No longer short and sweet; we're talking short, sculpted and sexy;

Twinkle Twinkle... Beads, metallics, sequins and all kinds of shiny bits are must-have night and day embellishments throughout 2010;

Dark Night... For those who live in black, a mix of textures and patterns is the way add an updated twist to your essentials.

Visit our favorite NYE and beyond picks right here.

The weekend awaits and with it a flurry of holiday shopping. To shop is divine, of course, but when it comes to finding the perfect present things can get a little sticky. Here's a bit of Friday inspiration... our favorite gifts under $100. (PS -- Send a special someone to this list if you want to make sure you receive the perfect present!)

We do so love a gift with meaning, and certainly an ID bracelet qualifies as such.

But we've moved beyond high school, which means your ID bracelet needs to get more meaningful, quick.

That is why we love this ID bracelet as a fashion art form. It is composed of chunky downtown girl silver links and an ID plate glistening with every girl's favorite -- sparkling crystals. Well, crystals are a worthy second best to the real thing, but if the real thing isn't in your stocking this holiday, perhaps this bracelet will be instead.

Harlow ID Bracelet, Dannijo, $230

A bit of fashion frippery for a Friday afternoon... our favorite sparkly pieces from Tuleste, KJL, Shashi, Dannijo and Lee Angel. Every one of them is a party maker and a real fashion statement. Dazzle on.

DVF wins best in class with this ruffled confection in a grown-up tie-dye print. The mini dress is done in silk chiffon and ruched diagonally throughout the entire length to give a soft cascade of ruffles. If its hemline doesn’t raise eyebrows then its psychedelic color palette in orange, yellow, fuschia, and purple will do the trick.

Miranda Ruffle Mini Dress, $375

Helmed by the mother-daughter duo of Selina and Fee Craig, Lotus London takes its inspiration from the block printing, dyeing, and hand painting the pair saw while they lived in India. Here they do a billowy caftan trimmed at the edges with light blue pompom tassels.

Rissa Pompom Caftan, $218

If turkey coma kept you out of the shops on Friday, consider this your second chance to snatch up stylish finds for 15% off. And as an added incentive, all purchases today ship for free. Simply type in promo code CYBER when you checkout.

Partake in a bird with all the trimmings but leave some room for that time honored post-turkey day tradition of AM-to-PM shopping. Take 25% off your shopping cart when you use the code DC25.

It’s time again for some holiday cheer and two excuses for wardrobe splurging. Take a peek at our Holiday Lookbook for ensembles that work for merry cocktail fetes or PM-to-AM New Years get-togethers.

L.A.-based jeweler Melinda Maria aims for the fine jewelry look at costume jewelry prices which her celeb clientele seems to appreciate. She accessorizes Hollywood PYTs the likes of Megan Fox, Vanessa Hudgens, Hayden Panettiere, and Lauren Conrad. And add us to the growing list of fans as some of our favorite pieces outfitting our digits right now include her oversized Mademoiselle ring ($150) that’s shaped like a tiny seed pod. The pod ring (a favorite of Hudgens) is done in textured gold vermeil and embellished with delicate little white crystals at one side. On the opposite spectrum, Maria does the Nikki ring ($130), a much more slender serpent shaped ring with a white crystal head that extends into a black crystal tail.

Glam sweatpants may seem like an oxymoron but Haute Hippie aims to flip your idea of ho-hum loungewear with cropped sweats completely encrusted with sequins. Though the jersey sweats are comfy enough to pair with your running shoes for an intense cardio workout, we prefer these for an after hours affair and paired with some strappy heels.

Sequin Sweatpants, $295

We'd like to highlight some of your favorite pieces of the season. They're back in stock so if you didn't catch them the first time around, now's the time to grab one of our hits. And the honors go to...

1. Jeffrey Campbell Engineer Boots: They were a bestseller last year in patent leather. Do you see a pattern here? This year they go rugged in black smooth leather.

2. Motif 56 Rock Fringe Hobo Bag: Simply too fun to pass up.

3. Joie Leopard Chiffon Blouse: It's a great combination of wild (leopard patterned) and sexy (sheer silk chiffon). It is exclusively ours, so (obviously) you won't find it anywhere else.

4. Nation Metallic Sweatshirt: Nation's basic gym-style sweatshirt goes metallic for holiday with a soft silver shimmer. It's your new go-to piece for day and night.

5. RED Valentino Bow Tie Tee: We lied. We do have one brand new piece to add to the mix. This adorably glam tee with its gigantic bow was selling out as soon as it hit our sales floor. A sweet treat.

Visit our bestsellers (soon!) right here.

When is a sale not just a sale? At Intermix, where we offer to you statement-making pieces to help you build your personal style.

A case in point -- Pantera's slim cobra skin clutch with a "bullet" closure for a bit of fierce. And who's to say your favorite clutch needs to be wear-with-everything boring black? A hot dose of pink will do just fine.

Bullet Cobra Clutch, Pantera, $279

Build up your wardrobe ABCs with our picks of fashion basics that are fundamentals of every carefully edited closet. And our basics are far from boring -- we help you update your personal fashion statement Intermix style. Pick up everything from crisp white shirts, black boyfriend jackets, dark skinnies and little black dresses to round out your bare essentials.

Our bestselling dress... Elizabeth and James go back with an emerald green frock embellished at the rear with an industrial gold zipper running down the center.

The mini Luna silk dress ($375) has a boatneck collar as and puff shoulders with sleeves that are flared toward the ends. This rich emerald version offers a pop of color while their jet black rendition adds a puffed sleeve twist to the little black dress.

Check it out, along with a few of our other favorite zippered fashion statements.

Channel your inner Wonder Woman with these out of control heavy duty Stone Wired Cuffs ($170, in gold or silver). They are designed by attorney-turned-designer Susan Hanover, who takes inspiration from her native South Africa to create her unique pieces.

Here Hanover embellishes the polished metal bands with oversized semiprecious stones and gems for a chunky look. The unique oval, square and teardrop shaped baubles are strung together with wire to create a clustered top. Fabulous.

Not for those with a “less is more” state of mind, Motif 56 returns with their statement-making Rock Fringe Hobo Bag ($195) which made a short appearance before completely selling out its first time online. The slouched hobo is enveloped in thin strips of leather fringe with a deep blue backside that cover every square inch from shoulder strap to bottom.

A bit of fun for a Friday afternoon...

Time to channel your inner snow bunny. These extra fluffy fox fur earmuffs look exactly like giant makeup puffs. The 6" round fur balls are attached to soft ear covers which connect via a 1” velvet black headband. Ss large as they are, they are quite the portable accessory -- the muffs fold inward so they can snuggle right into your handbag.

Fox Earmuffs, Chantelle, $98 (in black or white)

Some of the most iconic pieces of the fall season have been created by Lyndsey Butler of VEDA fame. Her mood and sensibility seem to fall right in line with the heavy metal look of the Goth girl who is seductively feminine.

One of our favorite skirts of the season is Mercury, which marries a studded leather front with a doubleknit back (imagine sitting on these studs... we shudder to think of it). In any case, the skirt is a statement piece that you can finish with something as easy as a tee.

BTW, we do so love that VEDA's Lower East Side store has a black tombstone shaped cash register. How perfect.

Mercury Leather Stud Skirt, VEDA, $395

Who knew that heavy metal studs could be so feminine?

The major necklace trend right now is major, indeed -- a bold, right out there fashion statement in the form of studs, crystals, fringes and more strung from ribbon ties. You will most often find this necklace style in the form of a bib to be knotted close to the neck. The beauty of this clever construction is that you can, of course, wear the necklace to whatever length you desire which conveniently expands your fashion options.

Crystal Stud Bib Necklace, Cara Accessories, $145

After a recent "You Need This: The Shirt" feature on our site, our shirts have become our #1 bestsellers. There are a few trends to be aware of that differentiate the shirt selection we've edited for you:

1. The Oversized Shirt. A boy meets girl oversized and very casual look, usually in plaid, that is the signature look (and done to perfection) of Elizabeth and James.

2. The Classic Americana Shirt. Think red and black checks, washed and worn denim or style influenced by the tailoring of Out West. All American. Heart of the country. You get the picture.

3. The Pretty Fancy Shirt. You've seen styles this fall that are fitted thanks to their button backs from Elizabeth and James. Watch for more of those. What we're loving right now is a slightly more fitted shirt with the sparkle and shine of lurex brightening up the plaid. A Key Look as we head into holiday...

View our edited shirt selection right here.

VEDA channels sugar and spice with a holiday collection that couples delicate lace and buttery leather. Led by NYU grad Lyndsey D. Butler, the leather-centric collection gets a touch feminine with the addition of black floral lace. For an unexpected touch of lace, their Finley vest ($398) is leathered at the front and completely sheer floral lace at the rear. The peekaboo factor is also found in their Kendall jacket, ($625) which looks like a simple cropped leather jacket, but in reality has a lace inset that wraps around the front like a delicate top.

A bit of anticipation for a Friday afternoon...

PYTs, it's time to indulge in a cocktail frock and dancing shoes for the upcoming holiday party season. Take a peek at our edited picks of fabulous party girl looks!

Get ready for some retail therapy! Take $50 off any purchase of $300 or more by entering promotion code BPINK when checking out at IntermixOnline.com. But act fast, as alas this offer ends Saturday!

Cruelty-free designer Stella McCartney does fabulous fall accessories fit for those with a vegetarian palate. Here we have the over the knee trend done sportif... the boots rise just a bit past the knee where a tab along the side snaps closed for a snug fit. They have convenient flat gum soles -- just what you need when you find yourself trekking around town during a snow emergency.

Sueded Over the Knee Boots, Stella McCartney, $565

Though it may look (and possibly feel) like a neck brace for your lower half this banded number from Pleasure Doing Business has the magical ability to pinch and tuck every imperfection for a sculpted look. The little black skirt ($115) sits a bit high on the waist so don’t let its 17” length fool you as it is quite mini. No need to suck in. The six bands of extra duty elasticized rubber do that for you.

Having launched their debut collection just this summer, the L.A.-based duo of Josh and He Yang are quickly dressing Hollywood PYTs in their cobwebbed creations. But what really sets the pair apart is their tongue-in-cheek backstory to the name Hero Crane. Have you seen their swan-like logo that looks part-man and part-bird? Well the fictional tale goes that the young Hero Crane was separated from his family and took refuge in a giant Oak tree. High in the sky, he had a Tarzan-esque upbringing thanks to a flock of birds who took him under their wings by teaching him how to survive and weave nests. Though a bit unusual as far as backstories go, the head-scratching factoid sheds some light on why the go-to shredded label looks completely cobwebbed… a nest-inspired look perhaps? But whatever the idea, their look is definitely a heavy hitter as their signature Shredded Net Scoop Neck Tee ($145) from their freshman collection returns in new navy and brown charcoal hues. The tees are finely shredded at the sides to created cobwebbed panels that reveal a modest (or as modest as sheer sides can be) amount of skin.

New York-based label Sherry Cassin dots her light weight vests with tiny fur tufts that almost look like a heavy coat of plumage. The fur puffs resemble individual fuzzy feathers – especially the silver fox version which has poofs that gradate from silver to charcoal brown to white at the tips. Bred from Finish foxes, the fur dots the entirely of the Cheryl vest from its fluffed collar downward though it remains surprisingly light despite its thick coverage. Choose from jet black
($745), silver ($1195), or snow white ($875).

Ho-hum winter weather need not mean that your minis have to relocate to the back of your closet. L.A.-based freshman line Pleasure Doing Business goes to show that the sculpted mini can still work even when the forecast turns frigid. Helmed by designers Simone Gonzalez and Aaron Beaulieu, the fresh faced line has created a buzz amongst downtown PYTs for its coquettish appeal. A collection focused around the banded mini skirt doesn’t usually read Audrey Hepburn classic but the duo manages to pare down its flirty feel with a sleek silhouette that keeps it classy. Here PDB does a high waisted skirt ($140) in a pinstripe print that really cinches things in place thanks to its extra elastic bands. Just pare with some tights (even we’re not prepared to go bare-legged right now in the name of fashion!) and you’re ready for the cold front.

One part snow boot and two parts moccasin make for these Eskimo-appropriate mukluk boots. Canadian-based Manitobah is the shoe label behind these authentic recreations of aboriginal footwear given an urban renewal thanks to intricate beading and luxe fur trim. Originally meant for Artic aboriginals, the boots look like a close cousin of the Uggs except much fluffier and furrier. The mukluks are extra warm while being fairly light thanks to its soft rubber soles and its shearling sheepskin exterior. Here they do a shorter wrapped version ($298, in grey or black) that is slit at the sides but wrapped over and over again for a snug fit.

Having said that we don’t like puffers that make us look like snowmen, it has to be said that they do come in handy especially on a frigid day like this. So the question becomes cropped and frosty or snug and overstuffed? Luckily for us, Italian outerwear label Add solves this fashion conundrum by making a knee length puffer coat ($390) feel warm while reading trim. It’s the latest office hit thanks to its belted waist and diagonal seams which make for a slimming silhouette. The goose down coat even has a puffed quilted hood to round out the poofy look. Perfect to fend off the upcoming cold front!

Ready to dust off your old winter weather gear? You know, those things you wear to keep you warm but you hope you don't run into anyone you know because you look like an oversized snowman? Wait just one minute. We do encourage you to explore for French-born outerwear label Moncler .

Moncler is all about uber warmth whilst still retaining the sleekness and chic a snow bunny might need during a city jaunt. The company has a storied history of outfitting the likes of Olympic skiers and alpine expedition teams, but they've also extended that expertise into the world of haute couture. In their latest collection, designer Giambattista Valli turned the classic down jacket inside out with a toile blouse fluffed up with feather appliqués on the outside.

But back to reality. In preparation for the upcoming cold front, we've selected ultra warm puffers with a feminine twist. You'll find a swingy A line jacket, slim belted waists and face-framing fur --all designed to create the perfect curvaceous silhouette that works both on the slopes or après-ski. Click here to view our edited Moncler collection now...

It is a universal truth that the best thing about having a sister is free range over a second wardrobe. Here at Intermix we work with our fair share of sister acts, from the likes of Elizabeth and James, Twenty8Twelve, Dannijo, Angel Jackson and Tuleste.

Another addition to that growing list is the Minnesota-bred duo of Kim and Linda Renk, who happen to share the bonds of sisterhood along with their playful costume jewelry line Sequin. Having cut their teeth in the fashion industry for the past decade (Kim in product design for jewelry line Swank and Linda as a buyer for Target), they launched Sequin -- a haven for those who dream of collecting vintage Miriam Haskell-like gems on a budget.

Their current collection features fringed out metals and beribboned twists. Their pieces are a perfect example of one of our favorite emerging trends -- the eclectic necklace. View the collection here.

We love Lee Angel jewels because their designer Roxanne Assoulin is the queen of sparkle. As a matter of fact, the sparkle in her newest collection is quite out of control, which is just what the party girl needs to be the center of attention (and who doesn't want to be the center of attention?).

For instance, we swear she is channeling the New Year's Eve Times Square ball with her fireball ring, which is a huge dome of grey crystals -- and the grey color is particularly nice, because it adds a bit of chic. Or feast your eyes on oversized vintage-inspired crystal earrings, which are almost but not quite a chandelier style.

Our favorite piece is the crystal cluster cuff strung with dangling crystals. It jingles with every move you make, creating quite a cheerful castanet-esque clatter. Not for the faint of heart.

Click here to see our special pieces from Lee Angel.

A bit of pure lust for a Friday afternoon... this absolutely gorgeous Chloe duffel has caught the eye of everyone in our office, and our eyes have gone green with envy thinking about the fashion goddess who will walk out of our store (or website) with this handbag.

It's for the girl who needs everything, and needs to carry it all around with her all the time. Or it could be a to die for weekend duffel... just what you need when an impromptu weekend escape comes your way.

Oversized Ostrich Textured Leather Duffel Bag, Chloe, $1995

There's pretty girl lace, and there's provocative lace. We're all about lace that's meant to bare more than a little... a splice of lace running from waist to hem on a Stella skirt or a long lean length of sheer knit lace as your new LBD.

What we're loving about lace right now is that designers are turning to vintage pieces to create their seductive pieces. For example, Yael Aflalo and her former designer Chi Bui have found a new fashion perspective with their new vintage-inspired collection named The Reformation which -- you guessed it -- is inspired by styles and uses fabrics from our fashion past (more on that later).

Do visit our lacey finds right here...

Long story short -- after bartering some art pieces for fur scraps to revamp an antique fur find, artist Adrienne Landau ended up with a clever vintage coat as well as a namesake fashion label.

But Landau isn't your uptown fur designer outfitting the ladies who lunch crowd, oh no. She has a penchant for fluffy raccoon spiced with neon dyes and sleek rabbit glammed up with a leopard print job.

For a jolt of color, try a raccoon muffler in cobalt blue... Daring PYTs can channel ‘60s fashion maven Edie Sedgwick with a leopard print faux mink jacket... Glamour girls with a twist (or twisted glamour girls, if you will) can call summon forth their inner fashion diva with a dramatic mix of rabbit fur and raccoon.

View our collection of Adrienne Landau flufferies right here.

We love fringe. It's playful yet somehow sophisticated, provocative, chic. The beauty of fringe is that in most cases it can be worn both day and night, since many of the key trends right now are all about ultra glam (especially as we head into holiday).

We do warn you -- there is nothing worse than tacky fringe. So we do encourage you to take a look at fringe as created by Gryphon, a company that's renowned not only for styling but also for impeccable construction. This jacket is a whirlwind of fringe from top to bottom, and as you'd expect from such a high quality piece, it's very very very heavy. And fantastic on. So go ahead, have a bit of fun.

Fringed Silk Jacket, Gryphon, $575

Brit punk meets Parisian chic as the sibling duo behind accessories label Angel Jackson crosses the pond with their frock ‘n roll handbags in tow. Sisters and besties Katie and Millie Smith have been designing their ethical minded handbags for the past four years to much acclaim from a Brit fan base that includes the likes of Kate Moss, Sienna Miller and Alex Chung.

What sets the sisters apart is their ethical design sensibility that ensures that materials are humanely sourced (i.e. the snakeskin they use is a bi-product of the food industry) and that craftspeople are treated well (i.e. free healthcare and English lessons for workers). Last month, the two finally made the jump stateside by debuting their newest collection during New York Fashion Week.

Seeming like a tagline for a Gossip Girl episode, their fall unveil is dubbed “The damned and the dangerously beautiful” and is peppered with snakeskin, mixed metals, studs and feathers. Looking very much like an UWS-appropriate handbag after a go through the Bedazzler, their Studded Sequin Handbag ($465) is completely swathed in metallic sequins, silver studs and jet black snakeskin to complete the downtown socialite look.

Though if you’re sequin-averse, there is always the Chandra Feather Handbag ($495), which takes more than a bit of inspiration from our feathered friends. It has such a drama of heavy dark green plumage you may be surprised to note that there’s actually a bag hidden somewhere underneath.

Known for their Wild West aesthetics, belt label Hollywood Trading Company trades yesteryear's horse-galloping cowboys for Harley-riding bikers with their latest rocker-inspired belts.

Designer Zip Stevenson, the man behind the vintage-esque belts, is affixing studs to his once strictly Americana pieces. They don't really look like gear befitting a lasso and chaps... the new creations include a belt made completely of chunky chain links (Electric Multi Chain Belt, $275). We’re sure Calamity Jane would approve.

Today we focus on a fluff of glam in the form of a fun fur. Which way to go? Real or faux? That's up to you, of course, but we did want to point you in the direction of a few of our favorite scarves, vests and toppers.

To view our carefully edited selection of Glam Fur picks for the season, click here.

Our newest Shop By Look creation is all about a boho chic global adventurer wanderer type of thing. It's all about mixing your own personal favorite pieces with a few updates to take that look into Fall 2009 -- meaning you'll at least want to consider layering things up with a sweater, a bit of cozy fluff or a statement making fur vest, such as featured styles from:

Elizabeth and James
Yigal Azrouel
Current/Elliott
AKA New York
Chloe
Vince
Kettle Black

and more than a few more. So do wander on over to our latest Shop By Look.

Fresh off our well-heeled Fashion’s Night Out fete, Intermix is staying up past its bedtime yet again to give you an extra hour of shoppage during this Thursday night’s Boutique Crawl helmed by the fashionable set over at Lucky magazine. Making for a more intimate retail affair, Lucky brings together 23 retailers (plus one Van Leeuwen ice cream truck!) for some shop-hopping at their fave West Village spaces. So stop on by our Bleecker Street location (365 Bleecker St., 212.929.7180) where beauty expert Ja’Maal Buster (who touts celebs like Michelle Williams, Molly Sims, and Debrah Messing as clients) will be on hand to give eyelash applications. Oh and pssst, take 10% off any purchases you make during the happy hour shindig which runs from 6-9pm. On your mark, get set, shop!

Twentysomething sisters Danielle and Jodie Snyder combined names as well as design wits when it came to launching DANNIJO, their line of eclectic accessories that couple industrial metals with neon baubles. Started in 2008, the hand-made accessories line was purely organic seeing as how the pair first delved into jewelry design when they took it upon themselves to take crash courses in wire work while sifting through their doctor dad’s medical bag. So it was only fitting that post-college and following stints in men’s accessories for Sam Edelman and in sales for a fine jewelry designer, Jodie and little sis Danielle set up shop inside their 1-bedroom apartment/office/workshop.

Pieces from the pair currently outfitting our wrists and digits come straight from their New York-inspired Haring collection. Projecting the eccentricity in hues and shapes of artist Keith Haring’s iconic neon graffiti art mural on Houston at Bowery, the collection is peppered with neon Swarovski crystals and dangly silver chain links. Our fave must-have cocktail ring is the Andi Ring ($120) with a neon yellow bauble practically the size of a jawbreaker in the center surrounded by tiny white Swarovski crystals. But neon neophytes take note as the stackable Clia mini cuffs ($220) come in the same electric yellow shade albeit done with a lighter hand as the cuffs are just dotted with crystals in a circle and marquise shaped pattern.

One thing’s for sure, fashion darlings have decidedly taken note of the pair with pieces appearing on the necks and wrists of A-Listers from Natalie Portman and Milla Jovovich to Gossip gals both on and off the set. As for the sister act, they’ve just capped a whirlwind fashion week! The girls started the week as co-hosts at Henri Bendel’s Fashion’s Night Out fete before moving onto the runway debuts of their two capsule collections (a 1920s Art Deco-inspired one for Carlos Campos as well as a stars-and-stripes focused line for Bensoni that channeled the All-American girl); both debuts were sandwiched in between outfitting models at the Walter and Nima Taherzadeh shows. And thrown in for good measure, a Today Show featurette last Thursday that showcased a day in the life of the twosome capped the weeklong fashion frenzy.

A bit of whimsy for a Friday night... we love these twinkle twinkle little star suede pumps from Balmain. They are embedded with the teeniest crystals so the effect is little flecks of sparkling stardust whenever you take a step. A lovely way to walk into the weekend.

Diamante Suede Pumps, Giuseppe Zanotti for Balmain, $775

There's always and time and a place for the basic tee. However, should you wish to upgrade to the luxe tee look, LNA has kindly provided a little romance for us...

We're loving how in their hands the classic loose fitting tee is transformed into a fashion piece, simply with a touch of lace. Specifically, this feminine tee is styled with a large inset of lace that basically takes over the rear view. In a season of "back treatments," this is one of the prettiest you will find. It's available for preorder now in black or white (or why not both?).

Rose Lace Tee, LNA, $98

Who doesn't want to look glamorous fashion fabulous? In our latest edition of Shop By Look, we bring to you leather and lace, fur and suede, metallics and velvet from some our favorite glam specialists:

Bally
Chloe
Fendi
Brian Atwood
Missoni
Helmut Lang
Yaya Aflalo

and many more. Best of all, with a key piece or two you can whirl what's already in your closet into a glamour girl frenzy. Check it out here.

Every once in a while there comes a piece that takes us beyond everyday "yes, I lust for that" and into the realm of "I will die if I do not have that."

Such is the impact of this gorgeous tote from Chloe.

It has "this season's" snap lock closure, to be sure, but it is way beyond being tied to a season... it is simply a spectacular wear it forever bag. The end.

Oversized Ostrich Textured Tote, Chloe, $1995

Slip on a jacket that makes a statement and you are well on your way to personal style. Fall is the season for jackets, so build your wardrobe around one or two of these essential pieces. To help you choose, we have focused on key jacket trends and organized them by mood or personality:

Military
Edgy
Outrageous
Feminine
Flirtatious
Menswear
Biker
Pure Luxe

Since a statement jacket is an investment, we suggest that you take a long, hard look at your closet and choose the style that will make the most of what you already own. Who can buy a whole new wardrobe these days?

Take a look at our Statement Jacket presentation right here.

Style must run in the family... we now adore Ruby Kobo's iconic new jewelry collection just as much as we adore her sister Ronny's Torn by Ronny Kobo collection.

Ruby is inspired by iconic symbols of ancient times, all of which still resonate today. The hamsa, the evil eye, the Tibetan skull... they have fallen under her spell in the form of exquisite collector's items.

We invite you to peek at her new collection right here.

Mon cherie amor... a truly charming little delight of a handbag.

This petite lovely from Chloe is the ultimate PM bag. You will never need another. End of conversation. It is shaped like a wee camera bag and tipped at either end with gold link tassels encased in rows of sparkling crystals. The detail is amazing, and the price is as well, but hey -- that's what you get for perfection.

Petite Leather Tassel Bag, Chloe, $1295

As if you needed a reason to shop... Fashion's Night Out is the beyond anticipated global fashion frenzy that every fashionista has been waiting for.

First the PSA: In a global initiative to promote retail, restore consumer confidence, and celebrate fashion, U.S. and international editions of Vogue are coordinating evening extravaganzas in their respective world fashion capitals.

And what to do? You can celebrate online with numerous retailers, and if you are in NYC you can be lucky enough to play at any one (or more) of hundreds of events.

Click here for a quick guide to fun things...

Or click here for the whole enchilada. Enjoy!

Even though it's 2009 and we should know better, the term "eco-friendly fashion" brings homespun life on the prairie thoughts to mind. We are one with the planet now because The Battalion has restructured our thoughts on eco-fashion forever.

Sister duo Linda and Chrys Wong have married the concept of sustainable fashion with killer style. That means we have fabric made from the fiber of organic crops. A recycled manufacturing process. A shipping structure that minimizes their carbon footprint. Digital design. Biogradable shipping materials.

And did we mention fashion pieces that are fun, irreverant and iconic? Thus we bring to you shredded with a twist, and one of our bestselling tees right now:

Fringe Back Tee, The Battalion, $98

Victor Osborne does things old school. One would not call him a "hat designer" -- he is a milliner in the finest tradition of millinery, which is a fine tradition indeed. As a matter of fact, he even works out of an atelier in Williamsburg, New York -- kind of an oxymoron if you know Williamsburg, but we digress.

Mr. Osborne and his cadre of up and coming designers attend to their hats one by one, styling them in luxe wool felt (for fall) with extraordinary craftsmanship. Should you visit him in Williamsburg you can commission a custom made hat, or you could visit his ever-changing Eyelevel Gallery, which is a fine art gallery exhibition space retailer kind of thing -- another tradition returning for a new generation.

Should you not be commissioning your hat any time soon, we do encourage you to visit our Victor Osborne collection.

We began receiving phone calls and emails for begging for Trudy long before she made her wicked way to us.

First of all, Trudy is Vera's signature foldover boot, which is one of the key trends for fall. We then add the belt and buckle detail and killer wedge heels, and the result is a standout pair of boots to take you through the season. It's that simple.

Trudy Tall Foldover Wedge Boots, Vera Wang Lavender Label, $525

Celebs like Sarah Jessica Parker, Cameron Diaz, Sofia Coppola and Kate Moss love handbags from Amy Chan for their dazzling red carpet impact. Her signature Mosaic Tile collection is created with a special process that laminates fabric with plastic tiles. As they march in their little rows, the effect becomes that of a mosaic.

So lovely are her bags that they have been featured in exhibits at several museums, including the Guggenheim and the Museum at FIT in New York and the Musee du Mode in Paris. And, of course, in your closet.

Pleated Mosaic Clutch, $395
Harpo Mosaic Hobo Handbag, $595

We're feeling a need for tailored military style. The trends:

Pea Coats
Army Jackets
Trench Coats
Combat Boots
Epaulettes
Embellishment
Double Breasted Cuts
Major Snaps and Buckles

But we don't like it straight up... the way to make military modern is to mix it up with what you already own or a few chosen updates like leggings, leather, a feminine blouse, a denim jacket.

To check it out INTERMIX style, visit our latest Shop by Look: Modern Military.

If you are into the casual cool look of the army parka lined with fur, then we would like to introduce our bestselling jacket.

Laura Parker represents new territory for Torn, our beloved tee shirt brand. And it's safe to say that Ms. Ronny Kobo's first outerwear piece is a major success.

We love the mix of the true army jacket style and fabric with the lusciousness of a rabbit fur lining. You won't be able to wear it right this second, but you will be sure that you have snatched up one of the last few pieces left of this bestselling style.

Laura Parker Rabbit Fur Lined Jacket, Torn by Ronny Kobo, $485

A bit of fun for a Friday afternoon...

Elizabeth and James have created the ultimate one shoulder tee shirt... the left shoulder covered in a series of kerfluffed strips of raw edged crinkled chiffon.

Visit it here.

We are delighted to announce the return of WISH LIST, which is LA designer Jeffrey Campbell's bestselling engineer boot from last year. This time around it comes to us in black leather and in brown suede, both of which have that rugged look that is so essential for an engineer boot.

If you have never been an engineer, you should know that the boots have a rounded and extremely hard toe, all the better to protect you from falling metal beams as you make your way around day to day.

We suggest that if you would like a pair of these boots you order them now, as they are selling out as quickly as you can read this sentence.

Engineer Boots, Jeffrey Campbell, $285

The cropped outerwear jacket gets saucy for fall, with much more personality than you typically see with your same old same old fall jacket.

Here are trends to watch for:

- Asymmetric zippers inspired by leather biker jackets

- Toggles and other schoolgirl touches

- Huge flap collars and hoods to add instant drama

We've picked five key jackets we're loving right now, and you can see them right here.

NYC fashion mavens, get your credit cards ready. The warehouse sale is about to begin. Need we say more?

See you on August 27th, bright and early.

It's the look of the season, and here's how we do it INTERMIX style...

We invite you to check out the key pieces we've selected to work your inner biker chick, from leather biker jackets to sky high booties, and everything in between.

Visit our Shop by Look, Biker Chic, right now...

We all have them -- days when your hair simply won't cooperate with your inner vision of fashion fabulousness. Those are the days we all turn to hair accessories, and why not hair ornaments with more than a touch of glamour?

Please don't think of these glittering beauties from Jennifer Behr as PM-only accessorizing opportunites. OK, the mega glitz one might be reserved for evening, but a smaller, "simple" strand of crystals is a wonderful way to glam up what started out as a disaster.

Crystal hair accessories by Jennifer Behr.

In case you hadn't noticed, leggings are one of the key trends of the season.

You will find styles for every mood and every change of wardrobe. It can be overwhelming. To simplify your life, we've identified six key ways to go with leggings:

1. Ripped
2. Denim
3. Equestrian (and other quirky takes on the style)
4. Leather
5. Liquid
6. Lace

For more on the trend and to see our selection of leggings, which has been edited for your shopping ease, click here.

You know you're a true fashion lover if the concept of a new shoe collection from Elizabeth and James immediately sends you into a state of bliss.

After all, they've done clothing, they've done shoes, they've even done a coffee table book. So we ask ourselves, why should they not turn their enterprising fashion hands to a woman's favorite accessory?

We so await our full collection of shoes done in the quirky fashion style that can only come from the closet(s) of Mary-Kate and Ashley. In the meantime, our first selection has walked into our stores. It captures several of the season's trends -- booties, straps, cutouts -- but does so in a way that is looks more feminine than it does East Village. Do take a peek now.

Slice Strappy Wedge Booties, Elizabeth and James, $325

We love gloves. Slip a pair on, and you suddenly become glamorous. Even more so when your choice is in sinfully soft leather, perhaps edged up with chains or studs or even a perky little bow.

But which gloves to choose? We've narrowed the field for you by selecting the very best of the season from our favorite gloved ladies -- Carolina Amato and Lauren Urstadt.

Do take a peek at your perfect new accessory in our Glove Story.

We love this twisted take on the classic "ladies who lunch" jacket.

Wren is a new line designed by Melissa Coker, who has this really interesting inspiration going on... everything from Dickens to Fitzgerald to "lost girls" and ingenues. Her pieces could be seen as vintage influenced, but after all is said and done (meaning you mix them into your wardrobe) they end up looking totally modern. While you might not be able to wear this sequin jacket to the office, you can definitely mix it with jeans for an casual evening out. It could actually become your go-to signature piece this fall. Watch for more to come from this designer.

Sequin Jacket, Wren, $385

It's always a happy day when one of our favorite brands expands into a new line. Today is that happy day, as we are delighted to welcome our first footwear from Joie.

Joie's fall 2009 collection is inspired by the "renegade bohemian," and that bohemian definitely needs ruggedly chic combat style boots for her fall voyages. They are a great way to add downtown edge to your mix. You can of course wear them with jeans, but don't overlook the chance to pair them with tights and fall knits for a new look.

Lace Up Flat Combat Boots, Joie, $535

A bit of whimsy for a Friday afternoon... Jay Godfrey's big bow cami is the ultimate in feminine sweet. We love it mixed with everything from jeans to leather leggings (and rocker chic boots) to downtown it up a bit. Although it's perfectly adorable to go girly as well.

Silk Bow Cami, Jay Godfrey, $195

These boots were made for walking... they are walking right out the doors of our office and our stores. We love these See by Chloe boots!

They are the season's totally sexy over the knee style in a soft (but not too soft) suede. To add a bit of edge, they are studded with itty bitty studs in silver. And they are (as you can see) flat, which makes them incredibly comfortable. Our beloveds are great all-purpose boots with a lot of attitude.

Micro Stud Over the Knee Boots, See by Chloe, $715

The Date: March 25, 1983

That was the day Michael Jackson turned the world upside down with his gravity-defying moonwalk... one of those "where were you?" moments (for those who were around at the time). :)

Whether you were around or not, you can honor the King of Pop with our limited edition MJ Moonwalk Tee. We've created it in partnership with e.vil, and (if we do say so ourselves) it is perfect.

The tee is sheer white burnout jersey, and his moonwalking legs are styled in tiny black and white crystals.

EXCLUSIVE MJ Moonwalk Tee, INTERMIX, $115

Today we turn our thoughts to the season's essential vest trend.

We do love pieces that are so easy to throw on and make a statement, and the vest hasn't been around as a must-have for quite some time. Fashion news... and we love them.

Our focus right now is on:

- Leather. For a transition into fall, the trick is a leather front and a canvas back. Lightweight on the wardrobe and on the wallet...

- Shredded. Watch for many, many, many versions of the shredded trend, including our Hero Crane favorite, which is a scarf gone mad into a wrappy top...

- Sexy. We love the look of a vest worn alone in a menswear cut with very feminine surprises like an extremely low back...

- Fur. Always a favorite as the dramatic fall into winter topper.

Take a quick look at our must-have selections right here.

It's our favorite time of the year. Despite the hot temperatures and beach weekends, it's time to focus on boots... which one? how many? how to decide? We've rounded up our favorites from the early collections for your perusal, focusing on:

Over the Knee

Booties

Rocker Edgy

and fast fashion from Charlie My Love

Visit our Boot Camp right here.

We're delighted to bring NYC's Haute Hippie to you. If you haven't heard of them already, you will soon -- this special label is beloved by the likes of Kim Kardashian, Emily Haines and Blake Lively.

What we love best about them is that they have what they describe as "a love affair with clothing, inspiration, design and creativity". That leads to very special, unexpected and unique pieces that are always a "find" that you can make your own. You definitely won't see people coming and going wearing the same clothes that you are. What's not to love?

Visit our first picks from Haute Hippie right here.

Yes, it's July 29th, but we can tell you with confidence that the boots of the season have arrived.

Giuseppe Zanotti has created for Balmain a to die for rock and roll fantasy styled in soft suede and embellished with silver zippers from toe to top. The look is beyond edgy, beyond downtown and well into the realm of what we call "sex on heels".

Nothing else need be said.

Suede Zipper Boots, Giuseppe Zanotti for Balmain, $1975

Everyone needs a few pieces that reflect your unique style, no matter what the season and no matter what the current trends may be.

So if you love fringe, this is the piece for you. It is a cropped little leather vest finished with 17" of fluttering leather fringe. It works now with edgy, downtown style and we promise you it will work far beyond the season as you mix it with everything you own.

Love it!

Maggie Leather Long Fringe Vest, Torn by Ronny Kobo, $358

There's nothing like a dab of plaid to fashion up even the most difficult of ensembles.

This cute little tee from Torn by Ronny Kobo is perfect to wear now and into fall. It is great as an eclectic addition to your rocker chic look, which kind of veers you into the English punk genre, depending on how you style it.

Of course, you could just think of it as adding a cute little plaid tee to your wardrobe. It comes in blue and in red.

Donna Plaid Tee, Torn by Ronnie Kobo, $90

It's time for fall, as you know, but it is July, as you know.

Which is why we are delighted to present very fall-esque styles, right on trend, as a matter of fact on the leading edge of the trends, and you can wear them right now.

A little shopping inspiration for a Friday afternoon...

Even though it's July, boot lust is upon us. Which boots to buy for fall? It's complicated. If you wait to compare and contrast a full selection of boots -- say, in September -- then you are sure to have so say buh bye to one of your favorites because they are no longer in stock.

Fashion is so difficult.

We're loving these lovelies from Charlie My Love because they combine a lot of trends in one fashionable package, so you kill three birds with one stone, so to speak. They are over the knee length, which is key. However, they can be slouchy as well. And finally they have essential rocker treatment -- but not too much -- in the form of studded strap detail. A trifecta.

Easy Rider Over the Knee Boots, Charlie My Love, $375 (also in black)

A statement-making belt is a quick and easy way to update your look, and we haven't seen great belts for a while so we are especially happy with our new collection.

There are 2 ways to go:

1. The Important Belt Buckle -- It's what's in front that matters, right? Belt buckles are hugely oversized right now. Go for faux tortoise, patent leather or major studs.

2. The Heavy Metal Rocker Chick Belt -- This is a huge trend for fall, so you can feel confident that a mega-studded heavy metal style will take you through the season.

Visit our new belts right here...

We're delighted to welcome pleasure doing business to INTERMIX. PDB is all about the confident woman doing her individual fashion thing in clothing that is relevant, fun and in line with today's economy and values. That being said, it is a tres high-profile collection that you've spotted on, well, everyone.

Here we have the new way to do the banded skirt -- these little skirts are literally bands of incredibly stiff rubberized fabric. Once you wiggle into one of them, you will discover that you are suddenly drop dead sexy (as if you weren't already) and that your skirt has become a new wear-everywhere essential.

Band Skirts, $110

Summer soirees often call for a dress that is neither too dressy nor too formal. To the rescue comes this pretty strapless frock from Dana Foley and Anna Corinna -- the ladies behind Foley + Corinna, of course.

The F+C success story began as a boutique on New York’s Lower East Side. Their label gained a cult following for their quirky combinations of vintage and modern style... the perfect mix of sophistication, sexiness and fun. BTW, you've seen their clothing on Heidi Klum, Beyonce, Gwen Stefani, Natalie Portman, Rhianna and many more of your favorite trendsetters.

Strapless Sweetheart Neck Empire Dress, Foley + Corinna, $295

First of all, we welcome See by Chloe boots to INTERMIX.

We then suggest you walk into the fall season with the quintessential grunge girl boots -- See by Chloe's take on Doc Martens.

They go even edgier, if possible, with studded leather "belt" detail that adds that essential heavy metal trend you'll see everywhere this fall.

Studded Strap Flat Boots, See by Chloe, $498

New, and an exclusive first delivery...

It's Hero Crane and your first look at fall's essential shredded and ravaged trend. Each piece from this trendsetting line is individually handcrafted and will be uniquely yours. We're introducing your new fall knit basics -- the must-have tee, the instant impact wrapped vest and your favorite throw gone all ripped up.

This is a must-have trend for fall and you need to introduce yourself to Hero Crane right now.

It's the lust of the office right now, so we needed to share... this fantastically pretty blouse from Elizabeth and James is the kind of thing that makes you feel totally feminine.

The shape is extremely oversized, and it's emphasized with enormous batwing sleeves. The itsy bitsy floral print is pure vintage. And it's one of those blouses that looks a thousand times better on that it does on the hanger or on the mannequin on our website, so we thought we'd share our favorite photo right here.

Dramatic Floral Blouse, Elizabeth and James, $295

While fall may not be in the air, you can't miss the fact that fall fashion highlights are everywhere to be found.

So what does INTERMIX love for fall? A few essentials include:

- Anything ravaged, ripped or shredded to bits
- A strong outerwear statement
- Edgy leather, from jackets to skirts to pants and shorts
- Leather made feminine with girly girl ruffles and other sweet touches
- The fun of sequins, beading and embellishments of all kinds both for day and PM dressing
- Rocker chick chic (what better way to indulge your inner groupie?)

Click here to take a peek at our first fall previews...

Drumroll please... we've identified six essential denim trends you need to know about right now. The beauty of these trends, and of denim in general, is that you can buy a pair now, wear them right now for instant gratification and also wear them right into fall and beyond. They are:

1. Darker versions of this summer's tie dye craze

2. Beyond skinny denim leggings as an alternative to jersey

3. Leather with denim styling (had to throw them in our list, they are beyond fabulous)

4. Studded, embellished and in general rock 'n' rolled out jeans

5. Motorcycle edgy (we've found a pair complete with authentic oil stains!)

6. The new, longer version of Current/Elliott's trendsetting boyfriend jeans

You can check our favorites out right here.

A bit of eclectic accessory whimsy for a Friday afternoon... you don't have to be Catholic to enjoy the benefits of this charming little bracelet. It's bedecked with dozens of vintage Catholic medals depicting saints and other figures of holy importance.

After all, couldn't we all use a bit of divine intervention every now and then?

Adele Wood Bead Charm Bracelet, Cousin Claudine, $98

Giuseppe Zanotti is responsible for the some of the world's most serious "sex on heels" sandals. He returns for fall with a new take on our favorite fringed stilettos, here in black leather with the season's essential silver stud treatment.

It should not surprise you that this designer extraordinaire began his love affair with the intersection of fashion and art as a DJ in his native San Mauro Pascoli. Luckily for us, said town was renowned for its shoemaking tradition. Zanotti's talent quickly took him from Dior to Cavalli and beyond, until he decided to step out (literally) on his own. Today his shoes adorn the feet of Beyonce, Rihanna, Eva Herzigova and many more of fashion's tastemakers. You may reserve your pair of Giuseppe's fabulous fringed beauties right now.

Leather Stud Fringe Sandals, Giuseppe Zanotti, $695

A total party girl skirt, and the first of many many of the sequin skirts we'll be bringing in, as they are a major trend for fall. This tiny (12" long) entree to the trend is completely encrusted with silver sequins, which are separated by lines of brass beads to create its harlequin pattern.

As you begin to plan your sequin wardrobe, do beware -- there are on-the-verge-of tacky glittery sequins (think, alas, Michael Jackson) and there are very chic ways to grab the trend. We prefer slightly muted metallic sequins that take the look a bit more uptown.

BTW, one of our favorite ways to wear this skirt is by day with a tee or tank...

Harlequin Sequin Skirt, Gryphon, $345

They are NOT Love Potion #9... as a matter of fact, these downtown fierce gladiator/bondage sandals are our #1 bestseller right now.

Potion Platform Gladiator Sandals, Jeffrey Campbell, $180

Fall in love with a great scarf and it can become a signature piece, meaning you will wear it everywhere you go. What more can you ask from an accessory?

These new lovelies from Chan Luu are delightful for two reasons:

1. They are styled in a featherweight wisp of cashmere and silk that you can wear all year; and

2. The oversized paisley print is elegant, chic and gorgeous.

Cashmere Paisley Scarf, Chan Luu, $250

The ripped, shredded and slashed trend moves on up from your jeans to your tees, and our first entry to the top trend is right here from LNA. Stay tuned for way way more ripped, slashed and shredded in the weeks ahead!

Ripped Tee, LNA, $65

We justify the purchase of this handbag from Chloe with the reasoning that if you indulge, you will never need to buy another PM handbag again. Just think of the savings!

It is classic in shape, which means you will wear it forever. But its the detail that makes it truly special. We begin with a silk fabric that has a herringbone pattern woven on top in gold metallic thread. We finish with a feminine bow made edgy with the pairing of leather (the bottom bow) with a pert, not so little crystal bow on top. Divine.

Crystal Bow Clutch, Chloe, $1250

A happy thought for a Friday afternoon...

Designer Rosena Sammi creates lovely jewelry inspired by her Indian heritage. Some of it is Raj-bejeweled, while other parts of her collection are "positive messages" inscribed in Sanskrit.

We do thank her for each special message, which represents a wish for the wearer:

bliss
hope
love
beloved
promise
lucky
heart
protect
friend
earth

Enjoy.

We're delighted to offer you not only much more fabulousness on sale, but also a cool 15% off all the sale pieces that you purchase...

....including pieces from Chloe, Missoni, Stella McCartney, RED Valentino, Helmut Lang, Herve Leger, Thread Social, Matthew Williamson, Gryphon, Elizabeth and James and many many many more.

What more can we say? Click here to indulge.

Yes, you are wafting about in your long summer dress (see below), when suddenly you feel the need to expand that long look with a long summer skirt.

Luckily, we have just what you need... a sexy long skirt from Rachel Pally, Jarbo, Love Shop, Elizabeth and James or Wilt.

We're wearing them whilst wafting about the INTERMIX office with skinny tanks and tees to balance the long length. Just FYI.

Visit You Need This right here.

This week's trend at INTERMIX is a summer must-have classic, just made for wafting about by day, by night, at the beach, at a garden party, at... just about everywhere... the long dress.

We love them boho, tie dyed, in jersey, florals, beaded, with tribal patterns and with feminine cuts (such as the empire). And we love them from (in no particular order):

A.L.C.
Helmut Lang
Gypsy
Boulee
Ella Moss
Cynthia Vincent
Daughters of the Revolution
Rachel Pally
Elizabeth and James
and many more

Do visit our favorite long dresses right here.

Upper East Side girls unite -- the barrette is back.

As you know, the fashion girl does not tiptoe into a trend... this is one major barrette that is meant to be noticed. We begin with glistening satin, and then we add not one, not two but five overlapping bows. And then we color it up in neon shades of fuschia or lime green.

Five Bow Satin Hair Barrette, Natasha, $45

Yes, it is June 19th, but 'tis almost time to turn your attention to your fall wardrobe -- if you want to grab the season's key pieces, that is.

Should you still find yourself somewhere in between breaking in your summer favorites and dreaming about fall finds, you may want to consider peep toes booties. They conveniently step right in between the seasons -- a great fashion update now, and the perfect accessory to wear right into fall.

Peep Toe Platform Booties, Sergio Rossi, $995

There are some things (or people, for that matter) that are so gorgeous, so perfect, so completely lustworthy that there are no further words to be said.

Such is the case with this gorgeous new satchel style handbag from Chloe.

You would first, of course, choose the larger version shown here in the most stunning shade of light slate blue. Should your inner fashion critic convince you that the smaller satchel in black is perhaps more practical or whatever, that's OK as well...

Chloe Satchel Tote, $1295 to $1395

We celebrate the return of AKA's bestselling beaded top, which is a fabulous mix of casual + decadence.

The casual part is the white slub jersey tank... and you can't really get any more decadent than tying a ribbon bedecked with ginormous crystals on top for that drama queen look. An INTERMIX favorite.

Bead Necklace Tank, AKA New York, $225

We started out with ripped and shredded jeans. Now, one of the major major major trends for fall is ripped and shredded, well, everything.

We begin with a pair of leggings that you can wear right now, and you'll love them just as much in October. They're from Leyendecker, and they are a medium weight jersey with -- you guessed it -- rips all the way down the outer legs. A must.

Shredded Leggings, Leyendecker, $130

A bit of advice for a Friday afternoon: flirtation is good for your health. We suggest that you wardrobe yourself asap with a pair of the most flirtatious little shorts you will ever find.

They are styled in reverse silk charmeuse with a sash attached to the waist. What you do next is wrap and wrap and then finish things off with a bow, just like the gifts you wish (hope?) your favorite will present to you quite soon. ;)

Silk Charmeuse Bow Shorts, Alex Lane, $245

A.L.C.'s luxe jersey knit dresses have already become a must have (if you don't believe us, check out the elegant Sari Dress, which we can't keep in stock). Which is why we are so delighted to see that A.L.C. has now tackled the long summer frock for grownups.

Yes, there's always a place for boho and tiers and ruffles, oh my, but there's also room for a very sophisticated long dress option as well. And here it is. A witty take on the quintessentially summer madras plaid, chicly tailored and a very dramatic double layered silhouette that makes you feel like you are Making A Statement every time you walk into a room. Thank you, A.L.C.

Madras Plaid Halter Dress, A.L.C., $695

It's our favorite day of the year... the day that Chloe's fall boot collection begins to make its way into our stores.

Sure, it's June, but who doesn't want to get the perfect start on the new fall season? After all, you can only have so many tees and shorts.

One of the major trends for fall is over the knee boots, which can go both very sophisticated and rocker chic. Chloe's cutting edge statement involves intricate lacing and buckle detail at the back of the knees, and trust us, these boots are gorgeous.

We currently offer them in black leather and brown suede in high heeled versions, and as flat boots in olive suede. Are you ready?

Amrita Singh's Bollywood inspiration has led to delectable dangling baubles that are beloved by Mischa Barton, Jessica Simpson, Anne Hathaway, Jennifer Lopez and many, many more of fashion's leading ladies.

Chances are if you're lusting for a pair of Indian princess droplets seen in your latest issue of Vogue, In Style or any other fashion mag, they're designed by Ms. Singh, who combines her cultural heritage with exquisite craftsmanship to create stunning pieces like you see here (which, incidentally, are bestsellers at IntermixOnline.com right now).

View our Amrita Singh collection right here...

Your love for the J Brand 910 remains constant. But J Brand continues to move the style forward, this time evolving it into a must-have tie dye version in seriously soft brushed cotton.

What we love about this tie dye is that it is dramatically dark -- dark enough to state "I am all about the tie dye trend" right now, and dark and dramatic enough to effortlessly move into the rocker chic looks you'll discover this fall.

They're on preorder right now, so you can be the first to grab a pair...

910 Tie Dye, J Brand, $198

We welcome Malibu Denim to the INTERMIX! The collection is inspired by the Malibu lifestyle (aren't we all?) in design and the special treatment of the denim. The genius behind this accomplishment is designer/stylist Diana Sedigi, whose family (quite conveniently) owns denim mills and design facilities in Europe.

She's created unique treatments to bring an authentic sun-baked and salt-worn look to her denim, just like the one that you might have if you were hanging out on the beaches of Malibu in your jeans. So, if you can't get to Malibu, she's bringing Malibu to you.

BTW, Diane's unique fabric signature is the addition of an itsy bit of cashmere to the stretch denim blend, which makes the jeans sinfully soft.

Visit the roll up boyfriend and ripped skinny jeans form Malibu right here.

Herve is making things as simple as possible.

Of course we love all the versions of the bandage dress available to us, but if you are curating an Herve Leger collection, do let's start with the Signature Essential LBD.

Should you also want to start (or round out) your Herve skirt collection, you will also find for your convenience the Signature Essential Skirt.

Watch going forward for more Signature Essential pieces from Herve that distill the very essence of the collection into timeless elements... in other words, killer sexy pieces that no girl should be forced to live without.

View Signature Essentials here...

Brit designer Fiona Paxton was trained as a textile designer with a specialty in luxe beaded fabrics. Along the way she fell in love with the beading and hand embroidery of Indian artisans.

A star was born when she decided to create her own line of signature Indian-inspired jewelry pieces, which are handcrafted and coveted by fashion mavens around the world.

The results are simply stunning.

We invite you to view our Fiona Paxton collection right here...

There are your vampy sexy short shorts, and then there is the newest look -- feminine short shorts that work from AM to PM.

Our bestsellers pair are styled in a soft silk crepe de chine that drapes at the hem to create a delicate "puff". The result are shorts that look as good with a jacket for day as they do with a little cami for a night out. And they come in enough colors to wardrobe you completely for summer -- soft powder blue, pale rose, grey, black, and a hot bright turquoise and fuschia.

Silk Puff Shorts, Alex Lane, $215

Add an instant surge of intense color with these fabulous silk chiffon scarves -- our bit of fashion frippery for a Friday afternoon. And at $68 each, you can add more than one. In five luscious colors.

Silk Chiffon Tie Dye Scarf, Raj, $68

Trend Alert: We invite you to browse our latest sale, as many fabulous pieces were marked down today. The selection is amazing and quantities are extremely limited, so grab your spring into summer style on sale while you can...

Click here to view our expanded sale selection.

IntermixOnline.com has conquered Europe and Canada, so now it's time to reveal our newest international online shopping destinations -- Singapore, Australia and Hong Kong. Fashionistas, unite!

If you are waiting to shop IntermixOnline.com internationally from one of these countries, simply sign up for our international Lust List email newsletter and you'll be the first to know when we're open and ready for business.

Your Current/Elliott boyfriend jeans are now a classic in your closet, so what's next?

We're delighted to introduce the latest, hottest, newest essential jeans to wear now into fall -- tie dyed denim.

We're seeing a range of patterns, starting from a (tad) more subtle mix of grey or black and ivory to all-out bold true blue denim plus white.

Shapes are skinny to balance the bold patterns. Therefore we have the J Brand 910 and SIWY Hannah leading the way as five pocket options.

The next jeans to grab are skinny denim leggings -- true denim stretch fabric styled in a skintight shape. To satisfy that trend, we introduce a bold pair from new brand Charley 5.0.

We're ahead of the trend (as are you) so these styles are all available for preorder now (for mid June delivery). Check them out right here...

A bit of Elizabeth and James casual cool to take you into the summer...

Their artiste-inspired shirt is the perfect throw on with everything from jeans to shorts and skinny skirts. It has a tres oversized boyfriend shape, is styled in a cotton and linen blend with a bit of a crisp linen hand, and is beaucoup jolie.

Artist Button Down Shirt, Elizabeth and James, $225

A short story... J Brand's bestselling tie dyed, ripped, torn, etc. Thrasher jeans have minified themselves into a pair of must-have summer shorts.

They starting walking out of our stores the minute the boxes were unpacked, because they are indeed the signature short of the season!

Thrasher Cut Off Shorts, J Brand, $155

Trendy, fun, well-priced... what's not to love? We welcome the fashion fabulousness of shoes by Matiko!

We fell in love with three instant fashion styles to trend up your summer:

1. The Sierra lace up metallic flat bootie in pale gold

2. The flirty fringe of the suede Leo

3. Gladiators gone wild in brown leather by the name of Vaughn

Too much fun to resist! Check out our selections from Matiko now.

As you know, strong, statement-making shoulders were one of the main fashion messages from the Fall 2009 runways.

Isn't it delightful when a major trend makes you look at fashion in a totally new way? The "statement shoulder" brings a whole new proportion to your wardrobe... and you can start playing with it immediately with a fitted doubleknit tailored jacket that brings the trend right to your closet, right here and right now.

This beauty is styled in a nice weight of doubleknit, and it's perfect to wear from the day it arrives on your doorstep and way into fall. It's sexily seamed, very fitted and in short -- A Major Trend Piece.

Strong Shoulder Doubleknit Jacket, Marley, $345