Tonight is New Year’s Eve, and I’m sure some of you are still looking for something fabulous to wear to your party. We came up with an outfit that is easy to wear and festive. This is a top from Adhoc that we paired with Karlie dressy seamless leggings. These shoes by Kensie pull this look together and to top it off we added a headband with a little sparkle.

Happy New Years!

Those good folks at EatingTheRoad have come up with this funny infographic to help you choose which breakfast cereal is best for you.

Melissa’s favorite gift to give this holiday season is, this bracelet from Joli/Mbellish Jewelry. This is a great piece that is sure to be noticed. This bracelet can be worn with dressy or casual and will soon become a staple for everyday.

Aga's Favorite Christmas Gift

This printed top from Adhoc is Aga’s favorite gift to give. This is a style that looks great on everyone. Dress it up or down with jeans, dress pants, or a skirt.

This fabulous necklace is Barbara’s favorite gift for Christmas. It is a John Wind Maximal Art charm necklace. We started with their basic necklace and added all of our favorite charms. The great thing about this jewelry is that there are so many necklaces, bracelets, and charms to choose from. It is a great gift because you can make a piece of jewelry that is unique and fits your style.

When we asked Chelsea about her favorite Christmas gift from Sachi, this is what she chose.
She picked our purple Tano bag. She likes it because of it’s versatility, the beautiful braided handles, and the bold color. It’s a great purse to wear throughout the whole year!

We’re right in the middle of our big Shop & Rock the Holidays Sale. We expected a big crowd, but we never expected so many guys to show up. Way to go guys!

Unless you know somebody who works in graphic design or printing, you’ve probably never heard of Pantone Inc. No, it’s not the shampoo company. These guys are mostly famous for color swatch books that graphic designers use. Their Pantone Color Institute has been making news in the past few years as THE authority on color for their ability to forecast the color of the year for both fashion and home decor trends.

I can’t say whether they have psychic abilities to know what the fashion designers will use or if the designers follow the advise of Pantone. I do know that once they name the color, you’ll be sure to see it everywhere.

And what is the color for 2010? Turquoise! This bright and cheery shade will have you dreaming of ocean waves, boys on surfboards, and being on vacation… even when youre stuck in class.

So, here’s my piece of advice for you. Go ahead and flaunt your turquoise jewelry, sweaters, and scarves now. In the spring, you won’t be able to look anywhere without seeing this fun and vibrant blue hue on TV, in magazines, and in the stores. Your friends will just be jumping on the turq bandwagon and you’ll be able to say, “I was already doing that back  in ’09!”

Since its the holiday season (whoopppeeee!) here is something seasonal:

Wonderful Christmas!

Easily the worst Christmas song ever and the worst Paul McCartney song ever, but wasn’t it wonderful?????

Here I’ll make it up to you:

Surprise Kitty!

Remember to help your designated chef/parent/legal guardian in the kitchen, and cut grandma off after 2 glasses of wine!!!

MollyGee Designs
Born and raised in Jackson, Mississippi, MollyGee has always had a penchant for all things warm, worn, and winsome.In touch with her own childlike sense of wonder, Molly Gee draws inspiration from the innocent and elegant: Peter Pan, thimbles and slightly undone spools of thread, cupcakes, the 1920’s, budding trees, romance, delicate gestures, poise, and grace, and flower names (a fondness passed
down from her mom).Each piece is made by her hand from collected vintage materials and embellishments. Perfect for every occasion and non-occasion, Molly Gee fuses Southern charm into city-appropriate fashion.
At Sachi, we have MollyGee headbands from the Fall/Winter Collection. A few are shown below.

for more about MollyGee visit her website at www.mollygee.org