Challenge #2: Amy Smilovic Dishes on the Prada Bootie

Posted Nov 3rd 2009 at 8:59AM by StyleList Staff (Subscribe to StyleList Staff's posts)

Filed under: News

It's time for Challenge #2 in our search for America's Most Stylish Blogger, and this week, our eight contestants are styling the BlueFly.com Prada ash suede studded ankle boots. Guest judge Amy Smilovic, designer and owner of Tibi, weighs in on each look, and we want to know what you think, too -- check out the video below, then cast your vote!

Tags: amsb, amsb-videos, amsb-week2

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

argusprada2 11-05-2009 @ 5:09PM

the host is extremely hard to watch because she is constantly flipping her hair or pouting her lips or just posing for the camera all together.

BethR 11-09-2009 @ 5:56PM

This is a great idea. The fashion chic and the host have great ideas.

nvraine 11-05-2009 @ 5:37PM

I didnt seee anything special, just one pair of boots with socks and then without socks, with a dress and without a dress. How stupid do you think we are?

iluvferrets96 11-05-2009 @ 7:37PM

this is the stupidest video!!! seriously, 8 ways to wear it???? it is just different people pairing it with different outfits!!

Jim 11-06-2009 @ 1:44AM

I don't think women look good in boots. They're not feminine. I also hate when women wear socks with sandals, totally rediculous. Also, if you're going to wear flip-flops or open-toe shoes take care of your toenails. When you walk around with long raggedy-ass nails or the polish all chipped up you might as well wear a sign that says "Trailer Trash"!

stylewylde 11-12-2009 @ 11:52AM

I was super turned off by Amy Smilovic saying "you NEED to remember that you can't just pick up a new trend and add it to your current look, you need to think about it and work on it." UMMM really? Fashion is not surgery, and you don't need a license to Prada. "Vintage girl" and "Arty girl" are both welcome to style for me any day.

meghan 11-16-2009 @ 6:49PM

I completely agree! clutch22 and kansascouture were definitely my favorites.

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