Remuse is a new artist collective brand offering sweat-shop free t-shirts (American Apparel, I believe) that are released seasonally. Remuse designs are meant to inspire the pondering of everyday life both subliminally and direct.

Like myself, they hail from outside Philly & also seem to share my glass half-empty view of where society is headed. They intend to encourage awareness of societys decline through their work.

I think the artists at Remuse are off to a great start.

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On November 30th, 2011, fans lined up to meet Guest Editor Rachel Zoe at the Piping Hot Lounge where she showed off her picks from Piperlime.com. She autographed gift cards and took photos with fans and even gave away some of her picks to some very lucky guests! Heres a glimpse into the action…

Fans waited anxiously for the party to start. And inside was a DJ spinning beats and goodies just waiting to be given away!

Rachels right-hand men came along to party and mingle. Rodger Berman chatted with fans while Joey had fun at the photo booth.

Molly Sims stopped by!

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Tartan is one trend thats become a timeless classic. Never really in or out of fashion, it stands alone. Rihanna looked great in the red check number that she wore to perform on The X Factor and Kylie Minogue is also a fan.

The look comes into its own at Christmas and the high street has some great quirky pieces.

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The news yesterday that Marni will create a spring collection for H&M doubtless spurred countless man-repelling design aficionados (aficionadas?) to clear their calendars for March 8, 2012. Marni, the Italian line designed by Consuelo Castiglioni, is beloved for its colorful and playful yet perfectly elegant approach to clothing and accessories. The press release promises that the collection will emphasize “Marni staples, with full pleated skirts, dresses, cropped pants and jacquard knits; fabrics range from silk to crisp cotton poplin,” and will also feature shoes, bags, and scarves.

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The little black dress has a really long history. The first dress of this kind has been designed by Coco Chanel during the 1920s. It made it through the following 40 years, and we have seen Audrey Hepburn during the 1960s wearing such a dress with pearls, oversized sunglasses and a tiara.

This is one of the most versatile pieces of clothing any woman could have, and this is why it is a must to have in your closet. The same kind of dress comes in numerous different styles and there are many different ways to wear it.

1. Breakfast at Tiffany’s

Just like Audrey Hepburn, you could wear the dress with pearls. T

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