Lifestyle: Active

If you find yourself in yoga pants more often than jeans, you may have an active lifestyle. Exercise and wellness are important to you and even when you are not officially in work out clothes you must be comfortable enough to fall into a pick up game of soccer at any moment. It is important that your clothing be comfortable, breathable, and flexible. Stick to fabrics like cotton that absorb moisture and make sure that your jeans have spandex in them to keep up with your active life. Not active? Take a peek at another lifestyle role.

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Come Fly With Me

If your travels take you flying, a fitting wardrobe is essential. In the past few years the standard of appropriate airport attire has significantly lowered, to the extent that sweatsuits, furry boots, and day old top knots now grace many a terminal. It is essential to be comfortable when traveling, but fashion faux pa need not be thrown out the window (or aisle). Enter several becoming ensembles for aviation travel, sans "Juicy" tracksuits. 

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1. Cool airplane cabins create unpredictable temperatures, but you will be prepared with a blazer, and what better way to incorporate the piping hot menswear trend!

2. A printed blouse and bauble necklace keep your ensemble fresh and fashion forward.

3. One of the many problems with wearing loungewear on a red eye flight is while you may leave Phoenix at 11:50 p.m, the trickery of time difference means you arrive in the heart of New York City during morning rush hour in your ducky pajamas. The solution? Skinny jeans that feel like pajamas!

4. A pashmina wrap is a versatile option that can be used as outerwear, or an alternative to in-flight pillows and blankets.

5. Comfortable and colorful flats will take you from airport security to lunch in Park City.

6. To top off your look, a roomy tote for all your carry on essentials.

For a smart casual look, try a wrap jacket with leopard flats.

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Runway to Ready to Wear: Fall 2012

Military takes on a less literal approach this season with nods to the theme, gold button details, and colors varying from camel to navy. Try a fitted jacket or a shift dress with buttons.

Less matching, more mixing. When the fashion students of the year 3000 look back at 2012, it will be remembered as the year anything goes.

The boyfriend trend continues, moving from jeans to outerwear. Pair an oversized coat with fitted denim. Try a bold hue to incorporate another trend: Color blocking.

Part burgundy, part scarlet, completely dramatic.

It's not your granny's closet. . . or is it? 

Pair with your oxblood skinnies or over your crochet, ladylike pieces to give your look edge.

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