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IFB Presents: Links a la Mode

March 4, 2010

Fashion Flashback
Edited by Debutante
As fashion weeks starting winding down, some are looking forward to the next trend in fashion. This week, I was thrilled to see so many bloggers focusing on the past -the history of fashion. An obvious passion of mine, vintage fashion has never been so influential. fête à fête reviews a gorgeous [...]

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IFB Presents: Links á la Mode

February 20, 2010

Style vs Fashion
Edited by Retro Chick
With the Fashion Week season in full swing and Fashion Pulse Daily live blogging from the IFB conference it can be easy to forget that there are other things going on in the world, where real women are shopping and dressing for real occasions.
There were actually surprisingly few Fashion Week [...]

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IFB Presents: Links á la Mode

January 29, 2010

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A Touch of Frivolity
Edited by Retro Chick
It’s been a long time since pay day and this weeks Links à la Mode brings a touch of much needed frivolity as we crawl into the second month of a new decade. Idiosyncratic Style takes Scooby Doo’s Velma as her style inspiration, Dirty Hems is inspired by dolls [...]

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IFB Presents: Links á la Mode

January 22, 2010

The Heavyweights
Edited by Dramatis Personae
Fashion’s getting heavier– and I’m not just talking about the rise of supermodels like Crystal Renn.  This week we’ve got meaty posts covering ethical topics like the sustainability of bamboo at Awakened Aesthetic while Bonne-Vie covers the the implications of buying items made in China.  We’ve got not 1–not 2, but [...]

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IFB Presents: Links á la Mode

January 16, 2010

Style: An Introspective Approach

Edited by Fashion Pulse Daily
This week, some of us looked back at icons of the past, such as // Fade to #c5c5c5’s Marchesa Luisa Casati, Fabulous Finds Gal ’s Horst photography post,  and Cafe Fashionista’s take on Diana Vreeland’s famous quotes, while others looked at how far we’ve come, such as [...]

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