Extra extra! Read all about it! LuLu*s is looking sizzlin’ in the June 2013 issue of People StyleWatch! Keep up with this summer’s latest trend in the BB Dakota by Jack Patton White Eyelet Lace Dress!

A couple weeks ago, I was featuring a daily Brat Pack inspired outfit from our stylist Cara, called Currently Channeling, and never got the last Brat outfit up online. This last outfit for Currently Channeling with Cara changed a few times because of different items that kept going in and out of stock. Despite that, I think this outfit is pretty awesome, so check it out and tell us what you think!

Here’s my final look of the 80s Brat Pack look: Sloane Peterson from Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.

Sloane not only taught me how to be the coolest girlfriend of all time, but gave me some great inspirations to create a laid back look. Here’s how you too can channel Sloane!

Here are the Zoe Sunglasses [sold out!], the Iliad Necklace in Bronze, the Fleur Cowl Neck Tunic by Alternative Apparel, the Lydie Handbag in Grey [sold out!], the BB Dakota Calista Shorts,  and the Nexus Double Wrap Belt in Black.

On Wednesday and Thursday, LuLu*s was featured on Good Morning America. Take a look at the video clips/articles by clicking the screenshots below, and check out the items that were featured!

Good Morning America: Get Your Holiday Dresses for Less

Good Morning America: Look Good For Less! Stylish Winter Coats for Under $100

Here are the items that were featured! [sold out!]

This week the model pick of the week was hard to do. However … I just kept coming back to this picture of the BB Dakota by Jack Rich Jacket!

This red and black plaid jacket stands out so well, while it also looks and feels soooo comfortable! With its plush lining, I guess it was a good pick for this week, especially since it has been getting cooler and cooler these days!

Fashion Week has commenced, and the grand scheming and plotting of the last month’s work have come onto the runways for the world to see.

Good news is: this season seems to have a sense of ease to the clothes. Really, at least what I see, is that the models seem to be actually wearing the clothes this season. Instead of the usual model = walking clothes hanger we see or we imagine that the designers are actually considering the woman in the clothes.

In the Zero + Mario Cornejo show we see girls on the runway with their hands in their pockets. I hadn’t noticed pockets before, at least not on the runway. You always see the men walking down the runway using the few usable or notable details about their garments but never do you see women actually acting comfortable. I find these small details reassuring and exciting about where clothes might be going. 

FYI-this show had a ton of black and white that reminded me of the Naomi Top and the BB Dakota Kay Dress in Black [sold out!] that we have here at Lulus.com