Meghan: The Coco Rocha Fash-hole

Photography by Zofia Glenn

  

The end of Wharton Week is here with Day 7 today! (see Day 1, Day 2, Day 3, Day 4, Day 5 and Day 6 coverage of the Wharton Charity Fashion Show) The last look I am featuring is from Meghan, who I initially noticed because she looks like Coco Rocha (and I am kicking myself for not taking a close up shot!) one of the most buzzed about models and one of my all time faves. I also loved the simplicity of her outfit. She looked very fresh and young with her white top, black bottoms and structured crossbody bag. In order to make this look standout and not in the "excuse me, waiter" way, make sure there are fun details in your simple pieces, whether that be zipper details on the pants or a cool gold heel on a black boot. Learn more about Meghan and where to shop her look here:

Name: Megahn

Age: 27

Occupation: Student at Wharton Business School

Style Inspiration/Icon: Rachel Bilson

Favorite Place to Shop: Madewell

What she is wearing

Shirt: Madewell (get the look here or here)

Pants: Anne Taylor (get the look here or here)

Bag: Kate Spade (get the loo here or here)

Shoes: Seychelles (get the look here or here)

    

Ege & Alexander: The Designer Fash-holes

Photography by Zofia Glenn

Day 6 of Wharton Week is here (and only a day behind-sorry!) This is the next to last post celebrating the Wharton Charity Fashion Show and one that I have been excited to share with you guys (see Day 1, Day 2, Day 3, Day 4 and Day 5)! I immediately stopped the lovely Ege the moment I saw her bright orange head scarf and flowing printed dress. I love easy, boho inspired fashion and so it was a no brainer to grab this girl for the blog. As luck would have it, the adorable guy she was with was actually the designer of her effortlessly cool outfit. So I grabbed him for a few pics and interviewed both of them. Learn more about Ege and Alexander and what she is wearing here:

Name: Ege Ozyegin

Age: 20

Occupation: Student at University of Pennsylvania

Name: Alexander Zorub

Age: 28

Occupation: Designer for Mason's, his family's Italian based clothing line for men and women

Style Inspiration/Icon: Alexander described himself as a "heterosexual male fashion designer for women". He designs for the woman that he wants to date: an individual, free spirited, exotic woman.

Favorite Place to Shop: Zoe in Pietra Santa, Italy

What she is wearing

Dress: Mason's (get the look here or here)

Scarf: Mason's (get the look here)

Shoes: Jones New York (get the look here)

Bag: Dior (get the look here or here)

Head Scarf: Hermes (get the look here or here)

    

Michelle: The Edgy Chic Fash-hole

Photography by Zofia Glenn

 

Welcome to Day 5 of Wharton Week Fash-holes! This week, I am posting everyday to show runway and individual shots from the Wharton Charity Fashion Show (see Day 1, Day 2, Day 3 and Day 4). Today, I am featuring this fashion gem, Michelle. There is nothing I would change about her outfit. She looks so incredibly chic with the clingy forest green dress paired with opaque black tights and platforms. Then she tops it off with an edgy silver statement necklace, a perfectly fitted (and with amazing details!) moto jacket and an over-sized sparkly clutch. Majorly cool. Learn more about Michelle and where you can get her look here:

Name: Michelle
Age: 23
Occupation: Public Relations Intern at Tierney
Style Inspiration/Icon: Comfortable, Simple, Classic and sometimes Funky
Favorite Place to Shop: Urban Outfitters

What she is wearing
Jacket: Macy's (get the look here or here)
Dress: Boutique in Italy (get the look here or here)
Necklace: Nasty Gal (get the look here)
Bag: Badgley Mischka (get the look here or here)
Shoes: Steve Madden (get the look here)
  
      

Sonia: The Floral Fash-hole

Photography by Zofia Glenn

Happy hump day Fash-holes! With today being Day 4, we are well on our way through Wharton Week, celebrating the Wharton Charity Fashion Show (see Day 1, Day 2 and Day 3). Today, I am featuring the gorgeous and bright Sonia. She immediately grabbed my attention with her wild, floral head-to-toe look. What I love most about this look is that she made it look effortless and easy to pull off, which it is not. She achieved this by keeping her accessories simple and letting her outfit speak for itself. I also thought her hair was a fabulous topping to this crazy cool ensemble. Learn more about Sonia and how to get her look here:

Name: Sonia

Age: 25

Occupation: Student at Wharton Business School

Style Inspiration/Icon: Chic, comfortable (comfort is key!)

Favorite Place to Shop: Zara

What she is wearing

Top: H&M (get the look here or here)

Pants: H&M (get the look here or here)

Shoes: Zara (get the look here or here)

    

Melissa: The Model Fash-hole

 Photography by Zofia Glenn

Welcome to Day 3 of Wharton Week, featuring looks both on and off the runway from the Wharton Charity Fashion Show. The past two days have been filled with runway shots of designers such as Michael Kors, Kal Rieman, Zinkē, Lilly Pulitzer and BHLDN (see Day 1 and Day 2). Now we move back to the regular format of this blog, with interviews and pictures of ladies with impecible taste. Today's fash-hole was the first to catch my eye at the event, confidently sporting this edgy, yet chic outfit. Melissa was a model in the show that night, but by day is a student at Wharton. I know what you are thinking, beauty and brains?! And to top it off, she couldn't have been nicer. Learn more about this stunning lady and where to shop her look here:

Name: Melissa

Age: 29

Occupation: Student at Wharton Business School

Style Inspiration/Icon: Downtown/Tomboy/Edgy

Favorite Place to Shop: Barneys New York

What She is Wearing

Jacket: Helmut Lang (get the look here or here)

Shirt: Helmut Lang (get the look here or here)

Pants: J Brand (get the look here)

Shoes: Sam Edelman (get the look here or here)

Bag: els by Serra Levent (get the look here)

Bracelet: Vintage Stingray (get the look here)

    

Wharton Week: Day 2

Welcome back Fash-holes to Wharton Week: Day 2! I hope you enjoyed the amazing fashions that were posted yesterday. Today's post will conclude the runway show, featuring another handful of talented designers. Then, in the following days, I will be featuring individuals whose stand-out style caught by eye on the night of the event. Let the show begin!

I was lucky to actually meet one of the designers of the lux Italian, family owned brand Mason's before the show (see exclusive interview later in the week). He explained that he designed comfortable, cool clothes that he would want to see a woman wear. As the looks came down the runway, I could immediately see his vision come to life.

The designer, Alexander Zorub, with model/muse Ege Ozyegin. Come back for an exclusive with these two later this week!

The next designer to walk the runway was bathing suit and lingerie powerhouse Zinkē. Known for their flirty and fun designs, the looks did not disappoint!

Next came luxury department store, Bloomingdale's. Known for carrying the best designers, their selection of sexy dresses, funky downtown looks and bold accessories were a highlight of the show.

Inspired by the vibrant atmosphere of Palm Beach, Lilly Pulitzer always delivers bold prints in the brightest hues that will transport you directly to the beach. With spring around the corner, these looks were a breath of fresh air. Sadly, this fashion powerhouse passed away only yesterday at the age of 81. Visit Lilly Pulitzer online to learn more about this incredible woman.

I was so excited to see the BHLDN show because I am obsessed with this brand! It is where I am looking for my wedding dress and I love their stuff...all of it. The show, while not focused on wedding dresses, lived up to my expectations. These fun, flirty dresses walked the runway with sharply dressed men, thanks to Suitsupply. Ranked #1 suit by The Wall Street Journal, Suitsupply personifies pure luxury for men with crisp, perfectly tailored suits. I'll be the first to admit, these guys and gals looked good coming down the runway!

Until Next Time...

Photography by Zofia Glenn
 
This last shot was my direct view for the finale (lucky me!), a loud, crowd-pleasing, fist pumping end to an overall incrediblely curated and well presented show.

Stay tuned this week as I go back to my original format and interview guests, including models and designers, from the show!