Fashion News: Beyonce x Emoji Shirts.

"Now you can wear your emoji on your sleeve, with a little help from Beyoncé. Queen Bey’slatest merch additions will undoubtedly sell (out) fast. MTV Style tipped us off to these two new tees, which include emoticons on the arms and bold lettering to represent her songs “Blow” and “Drunk in Love.” And if the #surfboardt hashtag craze is any indication, we imagine the latter of the two is the one to buy now. Not to mention it’s better suited for Bey fans of any age (“Blow” is a bit provocative, no?). Our only question: Where’s the tee with the Queen emoji?"

I will be waiting for all Bey's fans to pop up on Instagram and all social media platforms taking pictures in these two shirts.

I am not a huge fan but I like the BLOW shirt!

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Casting Call: Marc Jacobs.

Marc Jacobs is taking it to social media for is next casting call.

Everybody get out your iPhones and start snapping selfies and get creative!

" Marc Jacobs, however, has decided to add fuel to the photographic frenzy. Marc by Marc Jacobs is taking a page out of Nicola Formichetti’s book and plans to find a fresh face for fall via social media. #CastMeMarc began yesterday and runs through April 9. For rules, info, and a chance to star in the brand’s campaign, visit MarcJacobs.com"

So, which one of you will join in on the fun in trying to get cast by Marc Jacobs?

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Snap Back Thursday.

According to STYLE Calvin Klein the brand has a bigger claim on the nineties than most: The decade was Calvin Klein the man’s heyday. For Fall, Kevin Carrigan keyed into that heritage with collections for women and men that were defined by their heather gray color palettes and their soft, unstructured layers. Most nineties of all was underwear stitched with the company’s logo that peeked not just from the waistbands of jeans, but also tube skirts for the girls and tailored pants for the boys. The briefs conjured visions of Kate Moss and Marky Mark, aka Mark Wahlberg, in their own heydays, when they starred in Calvin Klein commercials. The company recently launched a #MyCalvins marketing campaign on Instagram that seems to be catching on—3,158 photos of hard abs and nearly bare asses and counting. The point being that Carrigan and co. are equally as focused on the now.

In a season in which a return to comfort and an emphasis on sweater dressing are two of fashion’s big messages, Carrigan’s collections had a lot going for them. On the women’s side, an outfit that combined an oversize twinset in soft, ribbed black angora and slouchy boot-cut jeans that pooled over slip-on style sneaks was a personal favorite.

Calvin Klein always intrigued me with their seasonal collections.

I love seeing different kinds of creativeness from various designers!