I've featured the Chloe "Susan" ankle boot before, so let's see if you can spot it below! The real costs $1,345 at saks.com while the lookalike is $198. Click either image to check your guess.

Like art for your feet, these Nicholas Kirkwood metallic-platform velvet booties are $766 (down from $1,095) at saks.com.

Nicholas Kirkwood Velvet and Hammered Metal Platform Ankle Boots

While the colors are obviously different, these Zara platform booties boast a similar silhouette and a much lower pricetag. Get them for $49.99 (down from $89.90) at zara.com.



Thanks to reader C.A. for submitting this find!

Kate Bosworth stars in a new holiday film for Topshop directed by Michael Polish and inspired by the famous piano scene with Michelle Pffeifer in "The Fabulous Baker Boys." The actress and style icon sings "Walking in a Winter Wonderland" in her sweet, sultry voice (she's actually pretty good!) while wearing a custom-made Topshop evening dress that she designed in partnership with the UK fashion chain. The makeup used in the film is available for order at topshop.com while Kate's dress and shoes will be available as a special made to order on topshop.com in conjunction with the new Topshop store opening in LA in February, 2013. Finally, you can download the tune on iTunes. It's starting to look a lot like Christmas...

Keep reading for stills from the film. What do you think of this collab? It's better than Brad Pitt for Chanel, that's for sure.

Just in time for the holidays, Sally Hansen has released their limited-edition Salon Effects Real Nail Polish strips in 5 fun, festive prints: Holi-Daze, Snow Way, Checkin It Twice, Shiny New Year and Simply D-Vine. These make great stocking stuffers! Find them at Target, Walmart, drugstores or ulta.com for about $9.99 each. Click through to see all the designs. My favorite is Simply D-Vine (the black and white) - so chic.

On Monday, a full two days after the December 1 launch of the Target x Neiman Marcus holiday gift collection, I ventured to my local Target store to see what was left - and not surprisingly, everything was still on the shelves. In multiples. I say "not surprisingly" because I had been watching the inventory levels on Target.com and noticed just about every item was still available. This was no Missonipocalypse, so I'll give Target props for orchestrating a sane launch and imposing shopping limits (purchase quantity is limited to 5 per same item and items must be returned by January 15). But if the buzz on my Instagram feed is correct, the real reason things aren't selling out is the high prices. It's hard to rationalize spending $59.99 on a white canvas tote in the middle of winter even if it says Oscar de la Renta. And while the $79.99 Altuzarra tray was admittedly luxe, my money could go farther on other Target homegoods from say, the Threshold brand (love that line!) Call me a budget shopping vulture, but I'm hoping some of these items will go on sale, like the Tracy Reese dessert plates (beautiful but they don't say "dishwasher" safe - the box does, the actual plates do not. Hmmm.) This collection definitely has its gorgeous moments - the ivory Marchesa dress for girls looks so chic in person - but I had to walk away empty-handed, spending my money on pumpkin spice oatmeal and Fage yogurt instead.

How about you, what did you buy from the collection? Thoughts on quality, pricing?

Keep reading to see lots of real-life photos of the collection.