Charlotte Ronson is a born designer. Growing up in New York gave her a unique sense of style at an early age. Ronson launched her first collection, C. Ronson in 2000. The collection received instant recognition, and in May of 2002 she opened her first boutique in New York.
Since then the line has been renamed "Charlotte Ronson", and has seemed to be a trendsetter for young, hip, and modern women. Ronson is a fixture on the American fashion scene, and the brand is now known all over the world. She has also collaborated on several other lines with family members and friends.
Charlotte Ronson has built a huge celebrity following. Stars like Nicole Richie, Kate Moss,Blake Lively and Rihanna, just to name a few, have be seen in her garments. Her New York Fashion Week show is one of the hottest tickets of the week, and Ronson's fall collection will not disappoint.
The collection is a stunning array of textures, and pops of color. There are classic pieces that can be considered staples in any closet, mixed with new shapes and silhouettes that are fashion forward. Ronson is, and will be, one of the top American designers for years to come.
Animal prints are not just for weird old ladies anymore. It has become an extremely popular trend this year. You may even be able to consider it a staple. You can rock animal print in the evening, or every day if done right. It can paired with bold or neutral colors. Here are a few examples of how to rock the look. And you can find all of these animal prints at shopsirenchic.com..jpg)
Grammy Award winning R&B artist Rihanna has signed on to star in a fashion reality show on the Style Network. "Styled to Rock" is set to premier in late 2013. The series is a spin-off of the British version of the show, which Rihanna appeared on in the summer of 2012. 
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International cosmetics line Shu Uemura, named after its founder and legendary make-up artist Mr. Shu Uemura has collaborated with some of the world's most influential creators since 2004. These limited edition collaborations not only reflect the founding principle of Shu Uemura, "art is a way of life," but also allows participating artists to combine art and beauty.
