Monica Rose Blog: Kourtney in Maimi

Love this look on Kourt! It's so easy and effortless.



Her romper is by Dolce Vita. They also have it in
turquoise at Shopbop. I may have to get that color too. Her Pency blazer is from last season but I found a similar one from
Madewellthat is more affordable. Her shoes are YSL in cognac, purse is vintage Chanel and her Sunglasses are Bottega Venetta.

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Kim Kardashian looks totally glam at the airport with Louis Vuitton

I’m trying to remember what I wore to the airport the last time I went…sadly, I think it included Uggs, leggings, and a hoodie from the University of Georgia, my alma mater. It was hardly glamorous, but it’s been a long time since it was de rigueur to dress up for air travel. Kim Kardashian, however, didn’t get them memo. Here she is at the airport, somehow managing to look both comfortable and casual and totally glam.

These pictures are a perfect example of how accessories change an outfit – her oversized sunglasses, leather motorcycle jacket, thigh-high boots, and Louis Vuitton luggage, both in Monogram and Damier Graphite. If it wasn’t for all those things, then her outfit would be boring and regular. It’s the accessories that elevate the look…oh, and that is a Bottega Veneta Intrecciato Tote that I see? I think it is.

Bag Kim’s Bottega Style via Saks!
















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Kim K's Style: At Beverly Hills Nail Design in Beverly Hills, January 12, 2010

Fluxus Burnout Tank


Report Signature Fairfax Boots in Black


Givenchy Large Elschia Bag in Black


Siwy Hannah Ripped Jeans in Bluestorm


Bottega Veneta BV 104 S Leather & Acetate Sunglasses

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Handbag ~ Pick of the Day: The Bottega Veneta Knot Clutch

When most people think of iconic bags from Bottega Veneta, the Knot clutch comes to mind. The Bottega Veneta Knot Clutch recently celebrated its 30th anniversary with an exhibit that traveled worldwide featuring over 50 renditions of the Knot. Upon taking the reins as Creative Director in 2001, Tomas Maier recognized the special quality of the rounded box clutch. Maier created the knot closure which he modeled after a leather knot. This addition to the box clutch gave the bag its name, the Knot.

The Knot continues to be reinvented every season, from the classics to the ornate and fanciful. Many styles of the Knot clutch are extremely limited in availability, some with 100 pieces made and others with as few as 25 pieces. You can always expect innovative ideas from Bottega Veneta when it comes to their Knot. For more visit Bottega Veneta online. Stay tuned today for an in depth look at my favorite Knot clutch to date.