Get Selena Gomez and Emily Ratajkowski's Coat for Under $100

On October 10th, Emily Ratajkowski posted an Instagram photo wearing this $70 faux suede coat. Days later on October 15th, Selena Gomez was spotted arriving at LAX Airport in Los Angeles wearing the same affordable coat. That may be a good indication that you may want to add this piece to your fall/winter wardrobe.

Selena Gomez in Roland Mouret Jumpsuit

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During an interview with Access Hollywood's Liz Hernandez, Selena Gomez talked about joining Gwen Stefani on 'The Voice' wearing a Roland Mouret Jumpsuit. Get the look for less here. 

Emily Ratajkowski During Vogue's 73 Questions Interview

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During Vogue's 73 Questions Interview, Emily Ratajkowski wore a Brunello Cucinelli Silk Turtleneck ($1,145) and Topshop Checked Cigarette Pants ($80). Get this look for less with this mock neck top for only $17.90 and these grid pattened pants for $34.94.

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Manolo Blahnik Lauratopri vs. Steve Madden Carrson

MANOLO BLAHNIK Lauratopri

 

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Look for Less: Burberry Prorsum Blanket Coat

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Cara Delevingne, Olivia Palermo, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, and Sarah Jessica Parker in Burberry Prorsum Blanket Coat ($1,395)

Necessary Clothing ($44.99)

Kendall Jenner in Givenchy Laura Chain Link Boots

Kendall Jenner was seen out and about in the Givenchy Laura Chain-Link Ankle Boots. Get the look for only $39.90 at Forever 21.

DIY for Less: Studded Suede Dress

I spotted this Forever 21 suede shift dress and thought it would be the perfect dress to recreate the AllSaints Studded Erin Dress. The seams on the Forever 21 dress are at the perfect areas to line with studs. The job is pretty tedious but the end results are well worth the outcome and savings.

Option 1: Using Studs with Prongs

Supplies:

- affordable suede or leather dress

- 8mm pronged studs (approx. 275)

- needle-head plyers

- ruler or straight edge (optional)

- chalk (optional)

Instructions:

1. Lay studs on the dress to get an idea of positioning and spacing. The recommended dresses have seams to follow as a guide. Using a ruler or chalk markings may be helpful.

2. Press the stud prongs through the fabic. If you are having difficulty puncturing the fabric, you may use any pointed object to pre-make holes. It may be helpful to make markings with the prongs where the pre-made holds should be made.

3. Use the plyers to flatten the prongs down. This may also be done with a thimble or blunt knife.

4. Repeat until gems line the neckline, the sleeves, across the the front waist, vertically down the front middle, and around the hemline.

Option 2: Using Adhesive to Apply Studs

Supplies:

 - affordable suede or leather dress

- 8mm pronged or flat-back studs (approx. 275)

- E6000 adhesive

- toothpicks

- ruler or straight edge (optional)

- chalk (optional)

Instructions:

1. If using pronged studs, flatten the prongs with plyers, a thimble or blunt knife.  Skip this step if you are using flat-back studs.

2. Lay studs on the dress to get an idea of positioning and spacing. The recommended dresses have seams to follow as a guide. Using a ruler or chalk markings may be helpful. 

3. Use a toothpick to apply glue to the back of the stud.  Hold the stud in place for a few seconds.

4. Repeat until gems line the neckline, the sleeves, across the the front waist, vertically down the front middle, and around the hemline.

Here are other suede dressed that would work for this project.