It's a wrap on 2010!

I would like to bid 2010 farewell and look to 2011 with the same enthusiasm a kid has when learning new things. With every new year comes hope and excitement. This anticipation fuels our desire to make NY resolutions and enables us to take giant leaps towards our futures.

Ready or not, tonight is the night and we are going to party like it's 1999. Hope your outfit is laying on your bed ready and that you will ring in the New Year in style with those you love. At the end of the day they are all that matter.

Thank you for making 2010 truly unforgettable. Next year will only be bigger, better and badder. We have so many surprises lined up for you. So we hope that you will join us on this journey towards living your most fabulous life.

2010 you have been very good to us!

Love,

Kelie XO

photo credits: the Sartorialist, Very Young Madrid

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On the street.. Young London, London.

Why we love this look?

Being young is about freedom. Freedom to be yourself, even if it means shaving most of your hair! We also love the deconstructed skirt with chunky high heel boot in eggplant color paired with a simple blazer. THAT'S SO FASHION WITH A CONSCIENCE!

Love,

Kelie XO

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I just can't get enough of him and his street fashion choices! On the street... Mr. Cortina, Paris On the Street.... After Chanel, Paris. On the street.... All the right moves, Paris Love, Kelie.

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On the street....Giovanna!, Milano Photo credits: The Sartorialist himself!

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Post: The Sartorialist for Burberry's Art of the Trench We cannot get over the rolled up jeans and multi straps sandals! Post: Ok, While We're At It, I Love This Jacket Too, Paris

We cannot get over this jacket and cropped pants.

Love, Kelie.

The Sartoriatlist might get his own TV show, but he doesn't want to star in it.

Scott Schuman is not a spotlight-hungry blogger. Au contraire, his work may have helped start the personal-style craze with his street-style blog The Sartorialist, but he has always fixated on the style of others, rather than himself. One might argue that his blog is successful because it distills style according to his personal tastes, and therefore is all about him. Quandary: Should I dress like I'm homeless today? Solution: The Sartorialist is into it! Quandary: Should I iron my jeans? The Sartorialist enjoys a crisp crease in a denim pant leg. Schumann doesn't see it this way. And that is why, as he negotiates for his own TV show and clothing line, he's keen to make sure he's not the focal point, directly. He told the Pedestrian at an event he attended to promote his book: ... Continue reading this story on nymag. Love, Kelie.

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November 9Th post: The Sartorialist for Burberry's Art of The Trench (London) We could not resist these two cuties in matching trench coats!

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It is safe to say that we are obsessed with The Sartorialists work and invite you to visit his blog. Here is a photo posted last Saturday that caught our attention. October 17th post called: On the street...Olivia P, London.

The mixture of patterns and proportions make for a very eye catching outfit! Wouldn't you say so?