IFB Links a la Mode

A Typical Atypical – What girls really want to read about, and why fashion bloggers are changing the face of fashion

Bonne Vie – Cultural Appropriation vs Cultural Inspiration: What you borrow from another culture when it comes to wardrobe should be thoughtful

Confessions of a Fashion Editor – Dear New Look; it’s over!

Eternal Masquerade – Covering the Parallels Between Our Current Winter Wonderland and Under the Sea Fashions

Fashion Pulse Daily – Fashion Pulse Daily blogs live from the Future of Fashion Blogging panel during IFB’s Evolving influence conference this week!

Hot Beauty Health – Ready for Spring? Here are 9 Big Beauty Trends for Spring 2010!

Idiosyncratic Style – Fashion Dare – Let your party frocks come out and play!

Intrinsically Florrie – Making a spectacle of oneself: learning to love glasses and finding the right pair

Mariels Castle – It’s not about been skinny or fat its about being healthy!

Retro Chick – Love, Lust & Burlesque with the Bridewell Collective

SFindiefashion.com – Spring comes early to Golden Gate Park. Showcase of spring 2010 looks from San Francisco designers.

Stacie Blair – Show your Olympic spirit with fashionable gear from Aritzia!

Style Eyes – The dilemma of a fashion blogger and why I’m taking Dame Vivienne Westwoods advice to stop shopping

Style Symmetry – Fashion Blogger Interview Kingdom of Style’s Queen Michelle

Sugar and spice and all things nice – Discussing the dangers of tanning and why the only safe tan is one from a bottle!!

The Clothing Menu – interview with independent jewelry and clothing designer, Norwegian Wood

The Fashion Planner – The Fashion Planner is hosting an eUndies.com Giveaway!

The Very Subjective – very subjective (and therefore – very true) observations about style do’s and do not’s.

Thread Style – Heel-wearing fashionistas also can be feminists.

twentyteneightyfour – My thoughts on style vs fashion and how our appetite for fashion blogs is part of our quest for style

ventures of jenn – The Great Vintage Debate: the ‘price’ of vintage both within and outside of the western world and what it really means.