Showing posts with label Holiday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Holiday. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 9, 2009

Make Yours A Tucker Holiday!

Calling all downtown fashionistas: this one will tickle your Holiday fancy! The good folks at Tucker by Gaby Basora have been running a fabulous promo, and there's still time to get yours!

Send pics of yourself in your favorite Tucker top by midnight tonight to shop@tuckerbygabybasora.com; a selection of them will be posted on their website right before the Christmas Holiday.

The most fab gal will win a blouse courtesy of Tucker!

Be sure to email in your size and preference in styles. Good Luck!

To view current Tucker styles, go to tuckerbygabybasora.com, to purchase prints that are sold out everywhere else, visit valstyleonline.com

Wednesday, December 17, 2008

BupGrade Your Holiday.

While all the other retailers are losing their minds in markdown mayhem, trying to drive you crazy and broke along with them, ValStyle continues to make your life easy with pre-selected savings and style, at your service.
The editors at BupGrade got it right: ValStyle is your kind of shopping. Visit BupGrade.com for the full story and a coupon code for additional savings at checkout.

Tuesday, December 2, 2008

Holiday is Here!

ValStyle is featured on today's Fashion Bomb (!) offering you the chance to get your holiday party dress on with savings on us.

And - just because we loved it so much - Olivia Palermo's Style Lesson on how to update your party look, from this month's Marie Claire. Enjoy!
'Buy a great oversize clutch that works for day or night. Keep double-sided tape in your bag to shorten a hem in a pinch. Mix hard and soft, masculine and feminine. Overdress rather than underdress. Forget red and green for the holiday season - too predicatable. Try platform heels, which look hot but put less stress on your arches when you're standing all night at a party. Play with hot pink. Pack baby powder to absorb oil from both your hair and face. Load up on heavy gold jewelry. Invest in a long winter coat for evenings so your bare legs aren't exposed.'