Clogs are making a comeback in a big way. Those wooden shoes your mom sported back in the day are totally on trend. From sky high to flat...open or closed toe...black or bright...clogs are everywhere, even in boot form.

Tons of designers put their spin on the classic shoe like Australian brand UGG, boot kings FRYE, and my own personal obsession of the moment SEE by Chloe sling back style $270. 

So every few years someone declares animal prints so last season and definitely OUT. Annnnd then maybe next season or the one after that, someone declares animal prints the hottest thing EVER. 

Well one thing is for sure, some animal prints may come and go-but the classic leopard print is here to stay for the long haul. 

Making an appearance in most top designer collections this season, leopard print soars in popularity gracing the shelves and floors of nearly every store I walk into. 

Here are a few of my fav new leopard print items for your pleasure-rrrarrrrr...just remember that with this wild trend, less is more.  Go with a hint of feline skin-not a full cat suit. 

For all you trendy gadget girls: a leopard iphone case $9

Ombre-it's a french word that means gradient. Usually we see this style limited to adorning fabrics for dresses, skirts, bathing suits, bags, even shoes...until now. The new trend for 2010 are ombre highlights. Now, we are not talkin' a few inches of dark roots and you are good to go, it has to be blended right and should be a decent amount of root action so that it looks less "I'm just lazy" and more "I actually asked for this at the salon". Check out these celebrities who are rockin' this new look with fairly natural hues. 

I love lip stains but they can be a bit drying, and lip stains on dry lips is no good (think uneven, patchy, weird coverage). Revlon has the solution with Just Bitten Lip Stain + Balm! One side is a clear lip balm and the other is a felt-tip lip stain. This clever named product gives you a long-lasting fresh "just been kissed" (or bitten!) look. I am in love with the color "Passion" but it comes in tons of juicy shades. I apply the Balm first which feels silky smooth and moisturizing. This serves as a great base for the stain which then goes on even and can be applied with a light hand and spread with your finger tip. You could also apply the Balm and then wait a bit to apply the stain for a longer lasting more intense look. It runs about $8 but can be found on special for as low as $5 depending on where you find it! Now, that's a deal!