This Week on Fashion Me Fabulous

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Discuss: What are your thoughts on the jumpsuit trend? Are walking sandals a splurge? Is Target's new limited release policy a good idea? Which summer clothes are you most excited to wear?

Shop: Get great basic tee shirts. Need a sweet cardigan? I'm looking for new pajama pants. We're drooling over updated cameo jewelry. Check out this affordable vintage shop and upcycled jewelery on Etsy. Liven up your spring look with neon.

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Comments

Jenny Mariposa said…
I love the color it reminds me of the sea and the beautiful oversized jewelry
April 24, 2009 at 11:40 PM
Single Lady said…
I think jumpsuits are playful and fun. They are perfect for summer because all you have to do is accessorize and go. I haven't bought mine yet...but it's only a matter of time!
April 26, 2009 at 11:06 AM
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