Fall Fashion A to Z

Tuesday, January 13, 2009

G is for generation

BCBG's new little-sister line captures all the sweet style of the runway versions—without maxing out your budget.

Chanel Iman on the label's fall 2008 runway

H is for headtrip

London's resident queen of cool, designer Luella Bartley, crowned her fall collection with bow barrettes and ribbon-wrapped bands.

Luella bow hair clip, about $85, and headband, about $95. luella.com.

I is for ivy league

"How can I wear collegiate classics without looking uniform?"

Traditional university staples are a smart way to upgrade your wardrobe for fall. But overachieving won't win you any fashion points here. Dust off the classics with cool updates like bold colors and chic accessories. Barnard sophomore Media Brecher demonstrates.

J is for jean scene

Blues flash! Check out the hot new denim brands that have everybody buzzing.

Looks from the Lou Doillon by Lee Cooper Paris launch party.

K is for kicks

Need to jump-start your fall wardrobe? Hogan's slick pink sneaks guarantee to put a little pep in your step.

Hogan patent-leather sneaker, about $335. Hogan, nyc.

L is for leather leggings

Worn under a long sweater or in place of basic black tights, the onetime biker staple has become a wardrobe essential.

on the fall runway at Topshop Unique.on the fall runway at Topshop Unique.