A Look Back at 2008...

Hey readers! Did you actually think I was done already with Glambition? Wrong. This year has been one of my favorites, what about yours? So what are some of my favorite fashion topics from 2008? Who could count all of them. What I'm really looking forward is what's in store for us next year! So what are these ah-mazing pictures you must see? Well...

Behind the Scenes at Alexander Wang: Chaos much? This is from his Fall/Winter Show!

Detailed at Diane von Furstenburg: Love, love love! This print is total vintage, but made the outfit super chic! This was during the Fall/Winter '08 Show (one of my personal favorites!)

Who could forget Rachel Zoe making a comeback with her show on Bravo? Remember, Brad the new guy, and Taylor (Rachel's "Rock"?). So many funny moments I just had to laugh at.


Did not know yet? Thakoon is designing great dresses from dresses to cardigans! There are so many great prints that need to be worn. Check out www.target.com to see the fashions!

That's some of my faves this year, and recently too. Remember to check once in a while to see if I made an update! Thanks glamazons. Au revoir!

A Birdy Told Me...

American Eagle has already been spread across the nation, and is so popular.  But did anyone ever think about them thinking to design for kids?  Even I was surprised too.  Just released a couple months ago, 77kids is a new online brand by AE, and is planning to have stores open for the brand by next year or two.  It's specific for the sizes 6-12 for big kids and sizes 2-5 for toddlers.  Although, the sizes are designed for 7 year olds and ten year olds, the clothes are too cute for words.  What's better to give a little girl a little sweater just for her?  Just like American Eagle, 77kids also comes with accessories such as hats, jewelry, tights, and footwear too.  Check out www.ae.com/77kids for even more news about them, and different styles of clothing.

Recommended for:  Nieces, Little Cousins, Kids You Babysit 

*Jonas Brothers perform a Concert for the Launch of 77kids.