There are certain mornings when we just can’t figure out what to wear. A dress seems too binding, a shirt too plain and a skirt too corporate. For those kind of mornings we turn to the romper (also known as the jumper, the playsuit, the jumpsuit…). It’s an entire outfit all in one piece which means less time spent thinking about what top to match with what bottom and more time spent sleeping, accessorizing or trolling online for our next fashionable purchase. As seen on the Spring/Summer 2010 runways of Rochas, Twenty8Twelve, Stella McCartney, Chloe and about a gazillion other designer shows, the romper seems to be everybody’s number one pick for the summer heat.  Click through to see our top 10 rompers.

Remember that scene in The Devil Wears Prada where Meryl Streep reams out a naive Anne Hathaway for foolishly dismissing the importance of a singular shade of color?  And remember how Meryl launches into a monologue on how a color makes it way down the runway one season and onto the store floor of mass retailers a few seasons later? Well for Spring/Summer 2010, the color cycle was on overdrive.  According to Derek Lam, Versace, Thakoon, the boys at Proenza Schouler and Pantone (the global authority on color), turquoise (or Pantone #15-5519) is the official color of Spring/Summer 2010.  Seen on almost every major runway show this season, turquoise has of course trickled its way down to the mass market and has infiltrated retailers everywhere.  We wonder what Meryl/Miranda would have to say about that.  Click through to find out our top turquoise picks for the summer. 

If there is one word that is buzzing on everyone’s lips for Fall 2010 it’s polished.  Prim, proper, ladylike styles were shown all over the fall runways (you’ll see …

Having worked as an assistant buyer for a major sunglass distributor, we have to admit we get pretty pumped whenever a new sunglass style sweeps the fashion world.  We fell in love with anything white back in 2007, had a field day with Ray-Ban’s rebirth last season and for 2010 we can’t get enough of the cat eye sunglass.  As spotted on the Spring/Summer 2010 runways of Sonia Rykiel and Jason Wu and on Olivia Palermo (she’s wearing Christian Dior’s ‘Zelli’ style), Kate Moss and Scarlett Johansson (in a pair of Tom Ford ‘Nikita’ shades), the cat eye sunglass has officially become the shade of the season.  Click through to find out where to buy ScarJo’s pair and where to shop for a pair when your cash is a little less dispensable.