Previously spotted on the shiny heads of schoolgirls only, the faithful covered headband has made a fully-fledged comeback. Thanks in part to Blair Waldorf and co. the fashion world has embraced Queen B’s signature accessory with vigour, interpreting it in a variety of ways.
Blair’s own go-to for hair accessories is Jennifer Behr.  Accesoriser to Maggie Gyllenhaal and Natalie Portman, Behr’s work has been featured in NYLON, Teen Vogue, and In Style, and on countless episodes of Gossip Girl.  Behr recently collaborated with Diane Von Furstenberg, supplying head pieces for her …

It’s easy to forget Gossip Girl’s Taylor Momsen is only 15 these days. Our little Jenny Humphrey has gone from prom queen to full-on rock chick in black and metallic leathers and lace, thigh-high minis and barely there basques - set off with an edgy bob and lashings of racoon-style eye liner.  Her wide-eyed girlish innocence has been replaced by an awkward kind of sexiness.

We rarely post as seen on screen type features, but ever since we spotted a preppy Queen Bee carrying a wicker basket in the spoilers of the new season of

In more Gossip Girl news, if you’re wondering whom exactly is responsible for the outfits on the show, it is none other than

Apparently the fashion on Gossip Girl has a big influence on its viewers and trends. Tell us something we don’t know. Our interview with

I know there have been a lot of posts about Gossip Girl in the past few months, with most of the focus being on Blair (

When Gossip Girl first launched, Blake Lively launched to the front of fashion headlines, often ahead of co-star Leighton Meester.
However, Leighton has been stepping up her game lately and getting a lot more fashion attention. She looks lovely in lemon yellow at a recent event in Hollywood with costars Blake and Taylor Momsen (), and she ups the ante with some serious big-city style in this ensemble from Missoni.

If you’re already a fan of the new TV hit Gossip Girl, then you’re probably just as addicted to the clothes as you are the compelling plotlines. But did you realize that the outfits “designed” by Blair’s mother, Eleanor Walfdorf, are actually created by former Ford model turned designer Abigail Lorick? Here, we get the scoop on the show, her collection, and lessons she learned on the runway…