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Blog: Keiko Lynn

Blogger: Keiko Lynn Groves

Where she lives: Brooklyn

Her thing: Keiko has been inspiring readers with her funky and picture-perfect style since starting her blog in 2008. Her style is heavily rooted in flirty femininity which she balances with harder edges, mixing vintage and modern pieces for unexpected looks. "My style is always evolving because to me, fashion is about expressing yourself as you are, at that exact moment" she explains.

When she's not blogging, she's designing and making clothing for her line Postlapsaria.

Funniest moment since she started blogging: "At a formal Kenneth Cole dinner, I managed to drop my fork in the decorative river in the middle of the table, light my cloth napkin on fire and spill maple cream puff filling down the front of my skirt in front of a crowded room. This was all in one night."


Her current style obsession: "Walkable heels, copious amounts of lace, blush tones and messy hair-- it's unavoidable for me, so I embrace it."

She can't believe she ever wore: "Purple corduroy bell bottoms and a matching purple 70s style shirt together. This was my favorite outfit all throughout middle school. It got weird looks then; it would get weird looks now."

Keiko's random fashion fact: "I used to hate dresses - I even attempted to wear jeans underneath my prom dress. Now, I dress like such a girlie girl."


Where else to find her:
Twitter: @keikolynn
Facebook: Keiko Lynn

The Spring 2011 runways were filled with all sorts of fun trends to help us spring forward in style. Eye-catching colors, Asian-inspired florals, slouchy trousers, minimal white looks and sheer layers were five standout trends that are both timeless and very now. And the best part is you don't have to buy a new wardrobe to give some of these trends a try since chances are you probably already own some key pieces.

Watch the video above to for the full scoop on these new styles and for tips on how to make them work.

Shirt dresses are a greta investment for the summer. They're lightweight, easy breezy, and totally versatile as style blogger Rebecca Roe from our Network proves!

Rebecca's shirtdress was actually a men's shirt reconstructed into a minidress. And not surprisingly, she found a way to make this casual piece totally cutting edge and fresh by giving it her signature quirky style spin.

Click over to The Clothes Horse to see the four ways she styles this one shirt.

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Rachel Bilson's wardrobe is one that most would kill for. It's not just her top notch designer pieces and unique vintage finds (although that stuff helps!), but her knack for mixing and matching and playing with pieces for styles that are wearable and only slightly unexpected. She is also well versed on the art of balance, be it a masculine-meets-feminine look or toughening up sweet pieces with edgy extras, she knows how to mix it up and keep it fresh.


Rachel's style is rooted in playful prints, perfectly proportioned layers and styles borrowed from decades passed. Watch the video above to learn all of Rachel's style secrets.

Florals for spring isn't exactly groundbreaking, a lesson Miranda Priestly infamously taught us in "The Devil Wears Prada." However, that doesn't mean this trend can't still be cool and fresh. All it takes is a bit of mixing-and-matching and some style savvy.

Arielle Nachmani from Something Navy gave sweet florals a dose of sex appeal by teaming a floral frock with thigh-high socks. She added an extra pinch of sweetened with chunky Mary-Jane pumps for a balanced look that was feminine, edgy and totally chic.

Click over to SomethingNavy.com more more pics and info on this stellar style.

Want more? Check out this funky look Aimee Song created using a dainty floral maxi dress.