What's the perfect complement to Rebecca Minkoff's impossibly chic handbags?* Her fabulous clothing, of course. In her spring 2010 collection, an explosion of colorful pink and red rose prints looked fresh on dresses, skirts and a jacket in unfussy modern silhouettes that offset the girly vibe of the florals. Get your own affordable rose buds on everything from scarves to skirts at stores like H&M, Topshop, Forever 21 and more. You must admit, this would be the perfect trend to rock for Valentine's Day.




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Designer Michael Kors featured these oversized clear bead necklaces on his spring 2010 runways. (Photo courtesy of style.com)


Get the look for less with this Clear Beaded Necklace by Aqua for $48, available at Bloomingdale's.

These playful Safety Pin Earrings by CC Skye transform everyday items into edgy accessories. ($125 at Harmony Lane)


For just $4.80, you can get the look for less with these Sparkly Safety Pin Earrings from Forever 21. (Better yet, just make your own!)

On Friday, I received my OPI Alice In Wonderland Mini Nail Lacquer Set which I had purchased from amazon.com for a grant total of $10.74. My first thought when I opened the Disney-branded box was, "Am I too old for this?" But then I quickly reassured myself that women of all ages can enjoy nail polish inspired by a timeless, whimsical tale that was intended to be read by adults as much as children. And the soon-to-be-released movie is directed by Tim Burton and stars Johnny Depp, clearly adult entertainment!

Stripes mixed with floral prints are an unlikely match made in fashion heaven, and some designers have combined the two within a single garment to make the whole print-matching task that much easier. See if you can guess which of these four frocks does the stripe-flower-dance for under $50 (and which two cost closer to $1,000 a piece!).