This Week On Fashion Me Fabulous

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Runaway with Project Runway: This week featured a Project Runway frenzy. Take a look at the top three's work from the whole season, re-live the finale through our live blog, read our recap and check out our look-by-look analysis of the winner's collection.

In Our Opinion: We shared our shopping strategies for T.J. Maxx and Marshalls as well as our favorite finds for spring. becca rounded-up some doable, affordable and fashionable D.I.Y projects around the web. Jael Paris wrote about her experiences with Bare Escentuals mineral makeup.

Shop It To Me: We've shopped bikinis, cocktail rings, fun frame purses and the perfect denim jacket. We've also put together a playful plethora of prints for under a $150 and brought you prom horror stories waiting to happen.

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