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From the creators of DailyCandy—one of the most popular free daily e-mail newsletters on where to shop, eat, play and more—comes a new online sample sale site, Swirl. The site is still in beta, but you can shop their very first sale now through Monday, November 23rd. I haven't ordered anything from them yet, but judging solely on appearances, Swirl looks poised to become a sweet new destination for fashionable bargain-hunters. The layout is clean and uncluttered, while the styling is upbeat and chic (even if the prices are kinda steep). I'll be eagerly waiting and watching to see what Swirl can dish up next.

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[1] Fireball Necklace, $29.95 [2] Old Hollywood Earrings, $49.95 [3] Deco Necklace, $98.95 [4] M Ring, $39.95 [5] Crystal Point Ring, $39.95

Model-actress Molly Sims has teamed up with HSN to create "Grayce," a collection of vintage-inspired jewelry pieces ranging from $30 to $120. In anticipation of the collection's official launch on HSN tomorrow November 13th at 10pm, I talked with Molly (via email) about the collection's inspiration, her favorite pieces and tips for holiday dressing!

BB: What's the significance of the collection's name, Grayce?
MS: It is something I have always incorporated into my life, to always be graceful and always be grateful.

BB: What makes your jewelry collection stand out from other lines? And who do you imagine wearing your jewelry?
MS: All of the pieces are designed so you can change your look from day to day. Some days you might feel retro and other days a little more girly or classic. Women are never one thing all the time, so I designed my collection to appeal to every girl.

BB: What is your favorite piece in Grayce?
MS: It's hard to answer that, but for daytime, my favorites are the Grayceful necklace and the Fireball Necklace. When it comes to a night out, whether it is for fun or for work, I like the Lovely Layered Necklace, Molly Cuff and Cocktail Party Ring.

BB: How can jewelry help you pull together an easy, chic look for the holidays?
MS: If you are sticking with basic colors and simple silhouettes, use jewelry to add pop. I recommend building your outfits around the jewelry you want to wear.

BB: Statement necklaces are huge in fashion right now. What's one simple way to wear these bold pieces without looking like a fashion victim?
MS: Just remember that your jewelry and your clothing shouldn't compete.