Finally: Lulu's!

Oh, friends, I apologize for being so lazy. I try to keep up at least a post a day for Fashion Poirot, and S.F.D. often falls by the wayside.

Nevertheless, the much-awaited Lulus.com post is here!

First, this darling "South Side" jacket.


($70)

Military-style jackets have been very popular recently, and this one is just the right mix of trendiness and practicality, though it might have to wait until temperatures go up just a little. It's reasonably priced for a jacket, and I love the side button detailing and leather accents. A wearable, all-purpose jacket.

Next: a trendy cap sleeve top.

($40)

I sort of wish this was just a little longer, because it would be an amazing minidress. As it is, the color-block print is very stylish, and the price really can't be beat.

That's all for now, but come back soon for more sweet fashion dreams (and finds)!

Modcloth

I am dedicating this post to my favorite online store: Modcloth. It has the coolest, cheapest vintage stuff!

Anyway, let's start with this "Pastry shop dress":

($49, modcloth.com)

I know it isn't exactly free at $49, but I think it's totally worth it. The one in grey is cuter but a little less inspiring; purple is my official color obsession this fall, so naturally I like the purple one better.

Ankle boots are all the rage this fall, as are buckles and the color gray. Why not combine them all in one boot?

($40, modcloth.com)

This time, I can honestly say they're cheap. And cute! And sassy!

But wait, there's more (like a bad infomercial):

($50, modcloth.com)

Now, unless you live under a figurative fashion-trend rock (in which case I wonder just how you managed to cram a computer under there?), you probably have noticed that cropped swing jackets are all the rage this fall. I think that stores have noticed too, and that's why all those cute jackets turn into roaring, snarling black holes in which your money spirals, never to return. Ahem. I mean, they're not cheap! But this one is unique in that it's relatively affordable. Plus I love the cable knit pattern. And the chocolate brown color. (Actually, they had me at "chocolate"...yum...)

Modcloth also has a cool one-of-a-kind section that's even cheaper, but it's a little annoying in that they still list items after they're sold out, and I wanted to devote this post to items that you, the reader, can buy if you so choose. But make sure to check it out; they often have new additions.

Extra Luxury

For this, my first real post, I decide to go all the way to the uber-luxury end of the shopping spectrum.

Starting with these amazingly cool Laboutins:



($650, net-a-porter.com)

Yes, I know "cool" isn't a very classy, Laboutin-like adjective, but that's the only word for them. Well, I guess you could use sumptous, perfect, darling, cute, adorable, colorful, amazing, shiny...ridiculously expensive...

Ahem. Anyway. Just look at the toe detailing:



Honestly, that's just awesome.

Let's go on to clothes. I searched high and low for the most crazy prices I could find (oddly, it wasn't all that tough) and found...


...yep, the Moon dress. The infamous, famous, much-awaited, not-yet-available Moon dress. I actually didn't see what all the fuss was about when Victoria Beckham wore it in pink, all those months ago, but now that I see it in white...

I. Am. In. Love. I would sell my soul for this dress. It's so wonderfully adorable! And cutesy, and retro, but not too cutesy and retro. The pleats and folds add a bit of innocence, while those same pleats and folds make it quite figure-hugging.

Next up: Actually affordable fashion! (Raucous applause)