Are you still bummed that you missed out on snagging an item from Jason Wu's inexpensive line for Target? Now you'll have another chance to wear Wu on a lower budget with the upcoming launch of Miss Wu, the young designer's new, younger, more affordable collection. By Harling Ross

Jason WuWith the soon-to-be-launched Miss Wu clothing line, named for the Jason Wu house logo cartoon owl, fashion fanatics looking for a lower price point can now partake in the phenomenon that is Jason Wu.

The Miss Wu line will consist of 40 pieces, all priced between $195 and $795, and the designer is quick to assure that his new collection is not merely a cheaper imitation of his namesake line. Wu has infused his new line with 1960s-inspired elements, such as Mod prints, mini skirts, and floppy hats, popularized by icons like Jane Birkin and Marianne Faithfull.

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They're not for running. You'll probably struggle to power walk in them. But who said the London Olympics were just about sports?

A pair of Aruna Seth black Swarovski wedges covered in over 3,000 crystals and the colours and rings inspired by the Olympic symbol. Aruna Seth has crafted ten pairs of "Olympic inspired shoes" especially for the 2012 London Olympics. The crystal-studded heels could have some shoe fanatics more excited about the Olympics than ever before.

The British Company created a "Swarovski rings"-pair, which is covered in over 3,000 crystals and the colors and rings inspired by the Olympic symbol, which Seth thinks is the "most prominent part of the Olympics." She also designed a set of butterfly platform style shoes in bronze, silver and gold, inspired by the Olympic medals.

The shoes will cost 3,000 pounds (around $4,212) and were handcrafted in Venice, Italy as that is the "best place to make women's shoes," Seth said.

The 'British collector's item' for shoe-lovers, as the shoes are hailed, are currently on display at luxury departmens store Harrods in

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A long, turquoise necklace dresses up any summer outfitThis teal Kara Ross Watersnake Teardrop Pendant was originally $150, but now it's on sale for $60.

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In just a short time, the "Les Misérables" star has come a long way in her career and her sense of style. From breathtaking designer gowns to dressed up day wear to her sexy catsuit in "Dark Knight Rises," Anne Hathaway always looks confident and effortlessly pulled together. Check out some of her best looks ever.

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Espadrilles that will last for yearsThese RAS Linen Bow Espadrilles were originally $210, but now they're on sale for $95.

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As we eagerly welcome the glorious days of summer with sun-tanned arms and Popsicle-stained smiles, we can also breathe a sigh of relief as we shed the structured apparel that outfitted our winter days, opting instead for an easy, breezy wardrobe of floaty dresses and eclectic accessories. This season, embrace your inner flower-child and indulge your youthful spirit without ever leaving New York City's limits as BAZAAR uncovers the best artisan designers, all in the bohemian-chic borough of Brooklyn.

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