Michelle Harper was spotted in Karen Walker Eyewear throughout New York Fashion Week. See photos below.

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New season Vince has just arrived in store! Most loved for its luxe staples reflecting a modern, sophisticated lifestyle. Vince uses the finest fabrics, quality construction and attention to detail without compromising wearability.

Come in and check it out ladies!

New season Alex Monroe is arriving in store tomorrow. With beautiful pieces inspired by the fields, rivers, plants and creatures of Suffolk, it’s impossible not to adore this quirky and cute jewellery.
Alex Monroe’s 2012 collection is available exclusively from Playpark by Karen Walker.

Hold the phone! Limited edition Karen Walker Eyewear available exclusively from Playpark – in store tomorrow.
Fun times!

Karen Walker’s new season pink peplum dress looking hot in the March 2012 issue of Australian Vogue.
Available in store now!

New season Steven Alan arrived exclusively at Playpark today.
With a sweet & feminine range that optimizes classic cool, it’s pretty safe to say this collection’s a winner!

Come in and check out these little sweeties this long weekend. ♥

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The second drop of 3.1 Phillip Lim has arrived! These little beauties won’t be around for long, so come in and check them out.

3.1 Phillip Lim was established in 2005 to instant critical and commercial success. Lim aims to provide an approachable designer experience with beautiful everyday classics accented with touches of madness – a cool, easy, chic look that embodies youthful elegance. What a gem.

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Check out 3.1 Phillip Lim’s next season collection courtesy of style.com.
It’s a beauty!

Style.com’s Nicole Phelps discusses the collection:

Sin City. V for Vendetta. Phillip Lim dug into neo-noir comic books for pre-fall. The results were almost kitsch in the case of intarsia cashmere sweaters and oversize varsity jackets embroidered with block letters, but more often than not the collection was subtle and versatile—as befits a designer known for statements like this: “Everyone wants garments to be superheroes. This ‘fill in the blank’ should save your day, your week, your year.”
In fact, many of the pieces could do just that, starting with the outerwear. Lim designed puffer jackets made from high-tech Japanese polyfill that are not only very nearly weightless but also reversible: Wear the quilted side for a more countrified look and the plain side for the city. Blazers in navy or ivory, meanwhile, came with functional zippers at the waist. If you felt like it, you could purchase both and have four jackets for the price of two.

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