Next month, you'll have the chance to shop more than 140 of Target's hottest fall fashions like never before. Pushing the boundaries of marketing yet again, Target will release a shoppable short-film called "Falling for You," directed by Mad Men's Phil Abraham. Styled by celebrity stylist Jen Rade, this unique film lets viewers browse, share and purchase fall fashion, beauty and home items with the click of a mouse - all while enjoying the rom-com antics of Kirsten Bell, Nia Long and Zachary Abel.

Last spring I was invited to participate in a photoshoot for the Westfield Style Fall 2012 issue, and now here it is! Styled by Westfield Creative Director Stacy London of TLC's What Not to Wear, this issue of Westfield Style features real women of all body shapes and ages showing off the latest trends. The style manual is available in all Westfield shopping malls across the country in addition to having an interactive online version (check me out on page 51!)

Renowned chocolate company GODIVA Chocolatier has launched a new charitable initiative, the Lady GODIVA Program, to celebrate women who embody the attributes of the legendary Lady Godiva through selflessness, generosity, leadership and the spirit of giving back to the community.

Aimed at supporting inspirational women at both a national and local level, the Lady GODIVA Program named FEED co-founder Lauren Bush Lauren as their first National Honoree. FEED has provided over 60 million school meals to children living in 62 countries around the world in partnership with the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) school feeding program.

On a local level, the Lady GODIVA Program launched an online community where everyone can nominate inspiring women in their communities to take part in regional nomination contests. Regional Honorees will receive $1,000 to continue her good works. Plus, an overall Annual Local Lady GODIVA Honoree will be chosen from the regional women at the end of the year and receive an additional $10,000 grant toward their cause.

From a nominee who helps girls go to high-school, to a woman whose mission is to feed the hungry, these 9 semi-finalists are making a difference in their community every day.


Get to know the Lady GODIVA Program nominees and vote for your favorite!

Plus, check out the latest GODIVA products that support FEED. A limited supply of the FEED 10 bags are still available, providing 10 school meals to children in cocoa-producing regions of Africa for each bag sold. And stay tuned for additional GODIVA + FEED products coming soon.

For more information and official contest rules, visit www.GODIVA.com and www.LadyGODIVAProgram.com.

Disclosure: This is a sponsored post.

The Brian Atwood 'Maniac' pump looks good enough to eat in watermelon pink (if you can stomach the $593 price tag). The copycat looks nearly identical but carries a more palatable price of $119.50. Think you can spot the real from the steal below? Click either image to find out.

On September 9, Target launched its second installment of The Shops at Target, a series of four mini "shops" within the store that showcase original items produced in conjunction with independent boutique owners from around the county. Because it launched during fashion week, I was late to check it out in person but many pieces from the Kirna Zabete fashion line were still in stock in most sizes, as were home decor items from The Curiosity Shoppe and Patch NYC. Overall I thought the fit and construction of the pieces I tried on was really strong, with special attention paid to details like lining sheer garments and adding unique buttons. There were some shortcomings, like the itchy polyester fabric used for a cute polka-dot blouse (shown above) and the narrow cuffs on the shirt dress with blouson sleeves (I couldn't squeeze my wrist through without unbuttoning. Which is fine, I'll live.). I thought one of the strongest pieces in the bunch was a tweed/faux leather shift which looked and felt way more expensive than its $44.99 pricetag. Very Twiggy. Another highlight was a metallic jacquard dress (available in black or burgundy for $49.99) - simple, chic and fit like a glove. For your reference, I'm typically a size XS or S in Target clothing and everything I tried on was a size XS except for the jacquard dress, which was a size 6. Ultimately I didn't buy anything on this trip but I plan on checking back to see if I can score some things on sale. How about you?

Click through for more photos, including snaps of home decor items from Patch NYC and The Curiosity Shoppe, too.