Our Favorite Style Clicks of the Week

June 29, 2007 | 6:16 pm

Photo:courtesy asos.com

ASOS.com, famous for its affordable celebrity-inspired fashions, has just launched a luxe line that already has us drooling.

Did you know that famous flyer Amelia Earhart was also quite the fashionista?

Good news for beach bums. Reading a racy or thrilling novel can help you burn more calories!

Pumps and flats — in one! Sheilas’ convertible heels were created to keep women drivers safer, but they’re also pretty chic.

Sienna and Savannah Miller’s Twenty8Twelve clothing line launches July 26th in New York.

Usually simple in style, J.Crew throws a curve ball with these fantastic glitter T-strap heels.

For those with rapidly expanding bellies, Fashiontribes.com has put together great round up of mom-to-be fashion tips.

Bellasugar gives China Glaze — an eggshell blue nail polish named For Audrey in honor of Breakfast At Tiffany’s — a test run .

Sadly, fashion leader Liz Claiborne passed away this week after a long battle with cancer. Papierblog Fashion Blog pays tribute to her courage and strength.

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jen June 30th, 2007

I Luv those dresses!!!!

Jennifer June 30th, 2007

The death of Liz Claiborne is a sad one…she really was a pioneer in fashion. With styles changing so quickly, it is a notable accomplishment for a line to be able to keep up with them for as long as Liz Claiborne has. She will be sorely missed.

sam July 9th, 2007

adorable!!! thats all i have to say i looks great!

Beyonce luvr July 10th, 2007

ADORABLE!! REALLY

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