Ralph Lauren's two tone riding boots are $249, while the look for less is $72.99. Can you spot the real from the steal below? Click either image to find out!

French actress and model Laetitia Casta heats things up in H&M's Holiday Lingerie Campaign, which features newly refined feminine styles laden with luxurious details. You've probably noticed some of these images running in your favorite fashion magazines - tell me these aren't steamy! Laetitia is one of my favorite models and it's great that we're getting to see more of her lately (like her recent cameo in Rihanna's "Te-Amo" music video). This season's H&M Holiday Lingerie collection boasts heart-shaped push-up bra styles that fasten at the back or the front, plus full briefs or retro high-waist bottoms. Whether you love lace, sequins or sparkle, H&M has you covered for the holidays. UPDATE 11/13/12: The lingerie collection retails from $4.95 - $34.95.

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I was honored to be featured on IFB (Independent Fashion Bloggers) recently in their Pro Blogger Series. Check out the article here.

Just in time for the holidays, eBay has partnered with seven leading designers (Billy Reid, Chris Benz, Fallon, Jonathan Adler, Ruffian, Steven Alan, and Tibi) on an exclusive new collaboration. Starting November 12, shop The eBay Holiday Collective – an original, limited-edition gift collection of men’s and women’s apparel, jewelry, travel and electronics accessories and home décor.

From unique salt-and-pepper shakers by Jonathan Adler to statement-making jewelry by Fallon, The Collective gives shoppers around the world exactly what they want at incredible value. Each of the 40+ inspired items in the collection are priced under $100, with free global shipping!

The only challenging part here will be deciding what to give and what to keep. Both are encouraged.

Visit eBay.com/holidaycollective for details.

Recently T.J. Maxx sent me a $500 gift card (I know, right? I was jealous of myself!) and tasked me with putting together a head-to-toe look at my local T.J. Maxx store. But once I started shopping, I couldn't settle on just one look. I don't really shop by look, rather, I try to buy pieces that work with what I already own and I always try to buy versatile pieces that can be worn multiple ways.

With that in mind, here's what I pulled into the dressing room: