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Score Marc by Marc Sunnies For Up To 45% Off at Swirl by DailyCandy!

Monday, May 2, 2011 / 11:03 AM

If you’re like us, you look forward to DailyCandy’s fun and fashionable email updates everyday. Now they also curate our new favorite sample sale site, Swirl by DailyCandy. Join Swirl for free now to snag 45% off Marc by Marc Jacobs sunglasses (yes, from their current line!) The sun is finally shining and spring is here–time to get new sunnies!

You’ll get the oversized lenses and hot colorways that defined Marc’s 70s-inspired collection. A pair of aviators that go for $110 retail are $79, and a pair of vintage square frames normally $98 are $69 on Swirl, just to give you a taste of the deals that abound there.

And to top it all off, if you join Swirl today, they’ll give you FREE SHIPPING when you spend $50 or more. All you have to do is type FANISTA at checkout. But get going—this deal ends on May 6.

Once you’re a Swirl member, you can score clothes and accessories for up to 70% off retail from all your beloved brands plus the hottest up-and-comers. And there’s nothing better than getting something cute for a ridiculous discount, is there? (No lines or hair-pulling either, which are known hazards of traditional sample sales.) So check out Swirl now!

*Terms and Conditions:
 Swirl members who spend $50 or more (excluding tax and shipping charges) on their first purchase and enter code FANISTA at swirl.com are eligible for free standard shipping. Offer ends May 6, 2011 at 11:59 p.m. Pacific time. Limit one per customer. Excludes past purchases. Offer is not redeemable for cash or cash equivalents. Void where prohibited by law.

We love this look–and so do designers. Everyone from Rachel Roy to Matthew Ames to Marc by Marc Jacobs experimented with it. But it’s not the easiest to pull off. How will you style your below-the-knee skirt?

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Katie Hillier has had a career most could only dream of. Designing accessories at Luella, Marc by Marc Jacobs, and working as a contributor and senior-editor at POP, Katie’s resume is a fashion wonder.

But it was only recently that the British designer turned her sights on a different goal: creating her own label. Fresh on the heels of her win as Accessories Designer of the Year at the British Fashion Awards in 2009, Katie set to work on Hillier, her eponymous jewelry line.

Mixing luxury with fun, Hillier is adorable, unexpected, and highly covetable. Click through for our convo with Katie.

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Thanks to reader Kaitlyn for sending over this AIC tip which pretty much blew our minds. Marc by Marc is often knocked off but this one takes the cake. Lori’s, a shoe store that bills themselves as the “sole of Chicago,” is selling a bag they’re calling “High Fashion” that is almost indistinguishable from the Marc by Marc ‘Petal to the Metal’ Flap Pouchette, save the price. Lori’s “High Fashion sling across” bag is $128 and the real thing is $228.

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A reader sent in this tip–a Forever 21 T-shirt that says a bunch of nonsense in the exact same font and design as this Marc by Marc tote. We thought this was such a strange thing to copy.

The tote bag is not even part of the main Marc by Marc collection, but a $28 “special item” available only at Marc by Marc stores alongside condoms and key chains. The tongue-in-cheek label hilariously reads “Jacobs by Marc Jacobs for Marc by Marc Jacobs in collaboration with Marc Jacobs for Marc by Marc Jacobs.” The Forever 21 Tee says something about “heritage” and “California” and blah blah blah.

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It’s Fourth of July weekend. That means no work, the beach, picnics, fireworks, family, and friends. But it’s also a celebration of the birth of the United States. What better way to recognize our independence than to wear the national colors?

Oh, yes, we recognize that red, white, and blue is not the easiest combination to pull off. So we’re offering some ideas that’ll keep you from looking like our favorite kook, Katy Perry.

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This season, Marc by Marc Jacobs is all about the mix of uber-masculine and uber-feminine. Here, you’ll find an adorable tux–but in romper form. And a pair of standard pleated trousers–marked by a pink and blue floral pattern. Of course, there are some prom-worthy frocks tossed in for good measure. Click through to browse the collection.

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Father’s Day is quickly approaching and your dad–or the dad of your children–deserves a little appreciation. We’ve talked to a lot of guys and scoured the internet to come up with some gift ideas. Whether your dad is classy, sporty, brainy, or just plain weird, we think we have him covered.

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The prospect of wearing a head piece is often frightening. Whether it’s to a traditional English wedding or a chic night on the town, going out with a sculpture on your head can cause unnecessary anxiety.

To soothe your souls, we’ve compiled the best head pieces for every style, from casual day wear, to absolute drama. Click through to see some fantastic toppers.

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I’ve been in search of the perfect backpack since before fashion week. After years of carrying incredibly heavy bags from city to city, I’m simply fed up with aching shoulders. And of course, my preppy tendencies mean that I love the look of a rucksack.

But it hasn’t been an easy search. There’s been a ton I’ve admired–from Marc by Marc Jacobs‘ runway version to Alexander Wang’s black leather style, but it was hard finding one that actually made sense to buy. I didn’t want to spend a ton of money, I wanted something light–but sturdy enough to carry a laptop–and I wanted it to look good. This wasn’t an easy as it sounds, especially for someone who’s very, very particular about her accessories.

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Yesterday’s Marc by Marc Jacobs show was cute. A friend said it looked a “little too J.Crew” to carry a runway, but overall I was impressed. The palette–lots of red, putty and olive green mixed with tan and bright blue and yellow accents–was pleasing, and there were plenty of pretty dresses to wear to weddings, [...]

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