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More FALL 2012 Looks

There are times that the highly priced fashions by some of the most fabulous of designers in our fashion world are out of our reach; but you know what curvy divas?  I always say we can look at their styles and trends and go shopping to find our own! The looks below are from elle.com Fashion Trend Report Fall 2012 - Fall Shopping List.

A basic black dress is always good and this one is simple, but very stylish!
Yves Saint Laurent Stretch Wool-blend Dress - $2490 - on net-a-porter.com


Along with a basic black, you need one "head-turner" in your closet! Wow, I consider this a statement dress! It's a combination color-block & floral!

Marni Contrast Trim Floral Dress - $1900 - on bergdorfgoodman.com


Everyone needs a good coat for the upcoming Fall season and having a stylish one is A +!

Armani Exchange Easy Trench coat - $178 on armaniexchange.com



Once again, a statement handbag!

Coach Legacy Leather Duffle - $348 - on  coach.com




A nice pair of boots - these ankle ones are just fine!

Michael Kors Coffee Ankle Boots - $435 - on stylebop.com



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