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Embellished all over with sparkling sequins, the Darling Alicia babydoll dress is the perfect fit for the fashionista looking to make quite a statement.
Frenchi Tuxedo blazer in ivory, $64, Nordstrom; Darling Alicia babydoll in nude, $95.95, Stella's; Mbellish jewel and rhinestone bracelet, $27, Scentimentals; Nakamol black Czech crystal bracelet, $39, Dirty Laundry; Nakamol Hippie bracelet, $48, Dirty Laundry; Oryany Wendy sequin clutch in fuschia, $98, Dirty Laundry; opaque tights, model's own; Kardashian Kollection toms shoes women Los Angeles shoe in black, $59.99, Sears
Are you conscious of representing Marie Claire's brand through the reality television medium?
Yes, I think reality television helps us keep the brand of Marie Claire very relevant. And it’s enormous fun to do, I mean, it’s fun to be part of. When I got here, I was looking for ways to make Marie Claire more visible, and television is a really important part of that. In all ways, it helps.
It’s time to slip into something a little more comfortable with the trend for pyjama inspired fashion, designed to open eyes rather than start them closing. Designers and high-street brands are once again teasing us out of the bedroom with the prospect of sleek, luxurious ready-for-bed-wear but this time the look is minus the laced and corseted lingerie garments that were a hit for summer 2011.
