Nicole Richie Dressed Like Karl Lagerfeld At The Met Gala

Slow clap for this unintentional homage, homie. I don't care. I love it.

Unkle Karl ich nicht amused.

+ More Met Gala photos from my friends at MTV Style.

Photo credits: Nicole Richie, Refinery 29; Uncle Karl, The Gloss

Nicole Richie, What Are You Doing To Me?

($225, House of Harlow 1960, Shopkitson.com)

Right now I'm so jetlagged I can hardly articulate my arms, so please dont' ask me to articulate why it is I really love these ridiculous House of Harlow beaded moccasins. Blame it on the time change?

Can't Hate On House Of Harlow

Y'all, let's take a look at Nicole Richie's House of Harlow jewelry. I'm liking liking liking the bold, chunky pieces, geometrical designs, Aztec themes, '70s inspirations, and bright but not obnoxious primary colors. The line's geared toward teens -- note the lower price points, especially the earrings -- but I'd wear a lot of the pieces. But then again, I'm basically 13.

A few of my faves:

($22, House of Harlow, Shopkitson.com)


($68, House of Harlow, Shopkitson.com)

($60, House of Harlow, Shopkiston.com)


($60, House of Harlow, Shopkitson.com)

My favorite of the earrings. I'm maybe even hearing wedding bells over here. Bridal appropres!

($125, House of Harlow, Shopkitson.com)

My very favorite House of Harlow piece.

+ Check Kitson to pre-order lotsa different House of Harlow bracelets and earrings and stuff.

Sorry, But I Like Nicole Richie's Airplane Dress!

Tearing a virtual page from Vain and Vapid's Nicole Richie Chanel airplane dress post to do one of my own. (More pix here.) While I agree with many of the commenters' spot-on assessment that yes, the dress indeed looks like it was fashioned from pediatric scrubs, I think it's adorbsly fun in an '80s way.

Some more sophisticated takes from the same era of fun-tacky:

($396, Alice + Olivia, Shopbop)

Ridiculous, and I love it. The best way to do '80s -- one big-ass statement piece.

($194, Charlotte Ronson, Shopbop)

Love the graphic print over the silky stripes.


I just watched Wall Street, and I would very much like a wardrobe that resembles the art of Gordon Gecko's home and the furniture Bud Fox's second apartment. Minus the greed. Plus the cash. Minus the imprisonment.