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Working in a male dominated society has had many implications on the ways in which women dress around the office. From the business suit to the work trousers, women for years have been changing their fashion selections to appease male bosses. While we have adopted many things from our male coworkers in terms of attire- now designers are infusing some of these aesthetics...

So it’s got to that time of the season when you’re sick of your summer clothes and recoil at the thought of your winter ones. But never fear, accessories are here, the best way to update your wardrobe and get your shopping fix is definitely invest in a new pair of shoes or boots.

Every so often a trend appears that I have a great longing to wear but question my ability to wear it: the skull print made famous by Alexander McQueen, vintage style t-shirts, the superhero look pioneered by Luella. All these trends demand a certain level of coolness.

Tis the season of the “Cut Out heel” – a refreshing change to the summer domination of Booties or “Shoots” (shoe boots) that we were so in love with last autumn/winter. Designers have gone CRAZY for “cut-outs” and honestly we don’t mind, mainly because they’re a brilliant investment. Let us enlighten you on the beauty of the cut out shoe;...

There are times when we literally want to scream at designers, “What were you thinking?!” Case in point; when we caught a glimpse of these

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It appears that designers love the peep-toe so much that they want to extend it into Fall- in my boots. I like the peep-toe as much as the next girl, or guy, but I must say that I’m having some cognitive dissonance over this concept of a peep-toe boot.

When an established singer, actor or TV personality decides they want to break into the fashion industry, it usually does not bode well and ends in disaster. We’ve watched the likes of J. Lo, Carmen Electra and Jessica Simpson attempt to woo their fans into accepting them as designers. This consumer has never been a proponent of celebrity designed products- until...