Trend Fashion with Tuxedo Dressing

Janelle Monaé, is that you? The menswear-inspired pop starlet with the buttoned-up black-and-white ensembles had many a designer walking the "Tightrope" trend at the most recent New York Fashion Week.

Back in the '60s, Yves Saint Laurent pioneered this look with Le Smoking suit, an empowering tuxedo style for women. It broke nearly every rule at the time, but the androgynous way of dressing gave chic Parisians a leg up in the fashion world.

So far, the Fall 2011 season is filled with plenty of borrowed-from-the-boys attire. Alexander Wang paired a sheer bib-front dress with detailed leather trousers; Prabal Gurung sent his sassy lady down the runway in a cummerbund and grosgrain-ribbon-adorned blouse; Ralph Lauren, meanwhile, went for the full look with a head-to-toe suit replete with a bowtie and sexy red peep-toe pumps, earrings and pout.

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Sheer Fabrics Trend Fashion

Do you dare, to be (kind of) bare?, The sheer genius trend of peekaboo fabric isn't new to the runways, but this season's modest approach is a certainly breath of fresh air.

Prabal Gurung, for instance, added a matching leotard under a dress that without proper underpinnings, would warrant an indecent exposure charge. And rather than reveal too much, Altuzarra added a mesh insert at the torso of a body-hugging frock. The catch? The designer threw on top a masculine parka to keep the ensemble appropriate for mixed company.

Finally, there was Jason Wu. As if his theatric black lace headband veils didn't already add an air of mystery, the young designer sent very wearable separates made entirely of lace down the runway.

How does one translate sheer fabric from runway to real way? It's what you wear underneath that matters most. To ensure your look is sheer elegance, pair with more conservative pieces, like with longer hemlines.

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The Best Beautiful Natural Skin Care for Your Body

It’s no secret that eco-friendly ingredients are the best choice both for your skin and the environment. During Earth Month, we are trying to bring you the very best natural products to enrich your fashion and beauty regimens while maintaining Mother Nature’s greatest gifts. Today, we will look at our bodies and some of the products to nurture it best. Here are our picks for the best natural body products to nourish your skin so you can look and feel great this spring.

1. Organic Surge Citrus Mint Shower Gel: Natural moisturizers and stimulating organic essential oils come together in this refreshing and invigorating shower gel. I can’t get enough of its wake-me-up properties first thing in the morning. Plus, every Organic Surge product you buy contributes to their efforts to support Africa’s most vulnerable children. Available online.

2. Origins Incredible Spreadable™ Smoothing Ginger Body Scrub: Natural sugars gently buff away rough, dry skin before transforming into a creamy, cleansing lather, leaving your skin refreshed and smooth. Origins products are manufactured using a combination of renewable resources, wind energy and earth-friendly practices. Available at Origins stores, Macy’s and online.
3. Aura Cacia Patchouli/Sweet Orange Body Cream: This deliciously nourishing body cream contains 100% pure essential oils to deliver the finest aromatherapy to your body. Patchouli soothes while orange uplifts in this fragrant moisturizer. Aura Cacia’s own ethical and sustainable sourcing program, Well Earth™, allows them to guarantee the purity of their essential oils. Available online.
4. Jurlique Lavender Hand Cream: This protective hand cream, rich in the living energy of lavender, calendula and viola, deeply moisturizes and restores smoothness to working hands. With respect for life and nature, Jurlique uses biodynamic farming methods to sustain and enrich the soil with each harvest cycle to optimize the living energy in their plants and products and on your skin. Available at Jurlique stores and online.
5. Skin by Monica Olsen Sore Foot Repair Cream: This incredible cream uses tea tree oil, grapefruit seed extract and thyme extract to battle bacteria, calm inflammation, stimulate circulation and cool over-worked feet. All Skin by Monica Olsen packaging is Forest Stewardship Council certified, meaning the materials come from well-managed forests, recycled material and/or controlled wood which come from non-controversial sources. Available at Duane Reade and online.

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Style with Reese Witherspoon

Bride to be Reese Witherspoon kept things classic with this simple black and white dress and a high old-school ponytail. That’s why we opted for a dress by Jenny Yoo for her bridal look-alike. It’s a classic, simple silhouette, and just like Reese’s gown, there’s a slight trumpet flair just below the knee. via Celebrity-Gossip.net and Jenny Yoo.

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