High-Fashion High

It’s a Mirror-acle!

Admit it. You’re a bit of a narcissist. From your computer’s screensaver (you in Agent Provocateur) to your ring tone (“I Know What Boys Like”) to your license plate (FXY-LDY), you’re your number one fan. So, when Gucci introduced it’s latest line of accessories- heels and handbags bedecked with triangular mini-mirrors- you were first on the list. A collection of suede platform sandals, tasseled hobos and chrome-plated clutches, they’re the first fashions that let you take a look at your sexy self while catapulting your already-stellar style. And, just think- you can finally get your Tom Ford shades back from your friend; she never stood still long enough for you to apply your lip plumper anyway.

Available at neimanmarcus.com.

First it was the trucker hat (as seen on Britney Spears and Paris Hilton); then, the Axl Rose-style scarf (Nicole Richie and Lindsay Lohan).

Today, Hollywood’s headdress of choice is Prada’s turban-style headband. Introduced on Miuccia Prada’s Spring/Summer 2007 runway in bright jewel tones, the fashion-fearless Olsen twins have been spotted on several occasions in black versions of the retro topper (reminiscent of Lucille Ball circa 1955). According to the designer, “turbans are easy, quick and powerful.” And, best of all, they hide a bad hair day.

Priced just over $300, you can purchase this season’s Prada’s turban by calling 888.977.1900.

Citing Paco Rabanne’s metallic Barbarella creations (1968) and designer Andre Courreges’s silver and white moon girl collection (1964), designers are going back to the future for this season’s out-of-this-world micro minis, reflective accents and sky-high heels. At Etro, Lanvin and Dolce & Gabbana (pictured), it was mini frocks in metallica, mod black-and-white and reflective armor that defined the trend.

Get the Look: Fendi Sequin Panel Top available at net-a-porter.com ($790).

Until this season’s ready-to-wear showings, clear accessories could be found only in establishments called Scores or Crazy Horse. But, thanks to such high fashion frontrunners as Pucci, Chanel and YSL, there is a window of opportunity for the designer-clad and fully-clothed set to sport the transparent trend. From the Lucite-and-patent-paired platforms at Dolce & Gabbana to the luxe, leather-trimmed totes at Fendi, today’s see-through extras are surprisingly chic and not-so-surprisingly sexy. Just remember- when matching sheer shoes to a peek-a-boo bag, keep your small bills stashed in a wallet. You wouldn’t want to confuse anyone.

Get the Look: Fendi’s B. Mix Large Transparent Bag is available at eluxury.com ($1580).