This year sexy clubbing maxi dresses are all the rage. They come in a variety of colors and feature everything from leather strips, bold prints, even studded and mesh detailing. Check out all our hot maxi dresses here.

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It’s always a good feeling this time of year: summer is around the corner, daylight savings is on, and of course it’s music festival season. The mood and vibe are very laid back, allowing you to let your inhibitions go. Needless to say, all of these qualities should effortlessly translate to your choice of fashion. Comfy shoes? Check. Maxi dress. Check. Bring on the music, we’re ready for you!

Who says moms should look like the typical suburban mom in twin sets and pearls (though there’s nothing wrong with that, one does have to wear the occasional twin set and pearls)? For these Hollywood moms, being mothers doesn’t cramp their style. In fact, motherhood has only made them more attractive and fresh. Their maternal sultriness has even given them more “celebrity punch”, with a growing number of followers keeping themselves updated on their fave celeb’s current look despite motherhood and kids.

Women loved the hourglass definition that peplum gave their silhouette during the Elizabethan era. And if you could travel back in a time machine you’d definitely see well-heeled royalty wearing gowns accented by peplum. But peplum’s reign over womanhood didn’t end there. It would pop in and out of women’s fashion through different decades in different forms.

In 2012, you don’t need a time machine to see different peplum styles, some of which, are a throwback to different eras. Celebrities (and even royalty) are loving the 2012 peplum fashion trend because that little flare of fabric is the fastest way to...

Celebrities have been spotted rocking dresses with flowery prints for spring and the start of summer. And who can blame them? With the sun higher on the horizon, the mood to gallivant is very much in evidence,and one can’t gallivant like a playful gazelle in black, can one? The smolder of winter has given way to the naughty glint of spring and summer with sweet smocks that bring out the ultimate girly girl.

Metallics are once again at the forefront of the hottest fashion trends. Not that metallic fabric ever really left, they just went on a brief hiatus, only to resurface fiercer than ever.

Yes, spring is all about airiness, freshness, and blooms. This spring, fashion gurus also declare it a spring of extreme color and dazzling hues. It looks like the resident tough girl is expected to sullenly resign herself to an ultra-feminine spring. If you’re one fierce woman who’s used to having your way; you know that the girlish or bohemian look would dilute your innate up-front strength. You’d want to express your spring persona in designs and cuts that are sophisticated as well as edgy.

Spring is officially here, which means it’s time to update your wardrobe once again. And now that all the spring-summer looks we have seen on runways at the end of 2011 are already in stores, it’s time to find out what’s hot for the coming season.

No one can go wrong with the smoky eye. With the right shade of eye-shadow and shimmer, you’ll be able to whip out your inner temptress without a hitch. Simply stock up on these beauty essentials and you’ll always be smoky-eye-ready.

There was more variety in the air for New York Spring Fashion Week this year. Models in stripes, gingham and floral prints walked down runways in designs that were romantic, tailored, as well as, retro-inspired.

Tribal jewelry has never gone out of fashion. Fashionable women, quick to make trends and spot trends, have always been drawn to the multi-colored hues and shapes that enhance any woman’s sensually enigmatic side. It is certainly no surprise that as spring approaches, models have been spotted sashaying down runways from Paris to Milan, sporting chunky, tribal pieces to complement the soft silhouettes that are so favored this spring. Interesting neck pieces and bangles adorn necks and wrists, adding a refreshing counterpoint to the flowing fabrics so particular to the season.