The buzz around red carpet interviews at awards shows is almost always drowned out by the same question: "Who are you wearing?" Last week's 68th Golden Globe Awards was no different...shocking. I don't mean to sound bored with it all and I'm the first to admit that I enjoy watching the red carpet arrivals more than the actual award shows, but every year I'm always left with the same burning question: "Yea, yea, Marchesa this, Armani that...but what about the jewelry?" When you're a fashion-obsessed little girl who finally wiggles her way into her mother's closet, you don't reach for the gowns -- you put your tiny feet straight into her heels, wrap her pearls around your neck and go for the diamonds.

Sure last week's leading ladies were dressed in designer bigwigs like Lanvin, Versace, Calvin Klein and Vera Wang, and fashion websites, including our own, went on and on about the 10 best dressed ladies of the evening, but an Oscar-worthy gown is always short of amazing without the right accessories. Would Catherine Zeta-Jones really sparkle in her Golden Globes Monique Lhuillier emerald green gown without her earrings? To be honest, that woman would sparkle in something as mundane as a burlap sack, but the earrings did help! Her diamond chandelier earrings draw your eyes to her gorgeous face and were the perfect accent to her strapless dress. Natalie Portman also looked stunning in her Viktor & Rolf gown but she gave her maternity glow a boost with her Tiffany layered diamond necklace. The piece definitely made a statement but still gives the look of a soft, dainty piece of jewelry.

A pair of diamond earrings and necklace are a given when accessorizing an evening gown but when you're waving to adoring fans why not give your wrists a little extra sparkle? 'The Closer' star Kyra Sedgwick rocked a bright orange Emilio Pucci dress at the Globes and adorned her right wrist with a number of chunky, shiny gold bangles.

It might be easier to clasp a dozen gold bangles on your wrist or fix a diamond necklace around your neck with a movie star bank account, but there's no reason why you can't go glam on a budget.

A layered necklace is the perfect way to make a statement with your jewelry but keep things looking refined. If you have a flare for the dramatic try this Lydell NYC Tiered Chain Beaded Necklace from Bloomingdales for $48, or the mixed metal Peggy Necklace from Chico's for $58. For something a little softer, the Fallling stars necklace from Banana Republic is $47.99.

The chandelier earring went on hiatus for a while but I think it's safe to say they are back -- at least on the red carpet. If you're looking for the perfect pair to wear to a charity gala check out these frugal finds: Chandelier drop earrings from Arden B for $24, Durol earrings in White Nubuk from Aldo for $13.98, Apt. 9 Jet-Tone Simulated Crystal Beaded Chandelier earrings on sale for $10 at Kohl's or the Nadri Crystal Teardrop Chandelier earrings from Nordstrom for $88.

When it comes to bangles, go for the gold and the more the merrier. Budget shoppers can look for bangles sold as a set, giving you a layered look without having to buy 10 bracelets. Mix in some chunkier pieces with stone, pearl or glass accents for fun. Nordstrom has a great set of bangles by Cara for $58. Layer the bangles with a set of four Kaya bangles from Chico's for $38 or the Astronomer's bracelet from Banana Republic for $39.50.

Happy shopping.

Have an outfit you're dying to buy but need a frugal alternative? E-mail us a picture. We're up for the challenge.

-- Jenn Harris

Top photos: Natalie Portman, left and Catherine Zeta Jones. Credits: Kevork Djansezian / Getty Images and Mike Nelson / European Pressphoto Agency

Middle photo: Kyra Sedgwick's bangles. Credit: Kevork Djansezian / Getty Images

Necklace photo from left: Lydell necklace. Credit: Bloomingdales. Peggy necklace. Credit: Chico's. Falling Stars necklace. Credit: Banana Republic. 

Earrings photo from left:Chandelier Drop earrings. Credit: Arden B. Durol earrings. Credit: Aldo. Apt. 9 earrings. Credit: Kohl's. Nadri Crystal earrings. Credit: Nordstrom.

Bangles photo from left: Cara bangles. Credit Nordstrom. Kaya bangles. Credit: Chico's. Astronomer's bracelet. Credit: Banana Republic.

Sofia Coppola is the ultimate jack of all (Hollywood) trades. She's been an actress, director, producer, screenwriter, costume designer and cinematographer, and she's only 39. It doesn't hurt that she comes from Hollywood royalty; her father is Francis Ford Coppola, and famous cousins include Jason Schwartzman and Nicolas Cage. 

As part of a clan of Hollywood elite, Coppola is used to the flashbulbs that come with fame and has a unique sense of style when in the public view. She has a knack for being subtle in her wardrobe choices but always tends to add her own special twist, whether it be a cute clutch bag or, in this case, some sparkle.

At a recent screening for her new film, "Somewhere," Coppola attracted flashbulbs galore in a tank adorned with dark blue sequins; black pleated crop trousers; ankle strap heels and a clutch bag.

Her outfit looks sensible and conservative but fun enough to wear to the after party. And, indeed, sequined tanks are a playful, inexpensive way to spruce up any party outfit. Get your party on with one of these sequined tanks, all frugally priced of course:

From left, sequin and fabric mix tank from The Limited for $49.90, Michael Kors sequin tank from blufly.com fro $63, Peter Nygard sequin tank from Dillard's for $35.40, Calvin Klein tank from Macy's for $34.99 or this Simply Vera Vera Wang sequin tank from Kohl's for $48.

Give your new sparkly tank the attention it deserves by pairing it with some simple black trousers:

From left, Pleated crop pant from Express for $29.99, Signature pleated crop pant from Talbots for $56.24, Ella Moss Cassandra belted pant from revolveclothing.com for $74, or the Halogen Twill Drape trousers from Nordstrom Rack for $29.97.

For more ways to shine on New Year's Eve, check out these tips from resident stylist Melissa Magsaysay.

Happy shopping.

Have an outfit you're dying to buy but need a frugal alternative? E-mail us a picture. We're up for the challenge.

-- Jenn Harris

Upper photo: Sofia Coppola attends the New York screening of "Somewhere" at the Tribeca Grand Hotel in New York City. Credit: Jemal Countess / Getty Images

Middle photo, from left: Sequin tank from The Limited. Credit: The Limited. Sequin tank by Michael Kors. Credit: Blufly.com. Peter Nygard sequin tank. Credit: Dillard's. Tank by Calvin Klein. Credit: Macy's. Simply Vera Vera Wang sequin tank. Credit: Kohl's

Lower photo, from left: Pleated crop pant from Express. Credit: Express.com. Signature pleated crop pant from Talbots. Credit: Talbots.com. Cassandra belted pant by Ella Moss. Credit: Revolveclothing.com. Halogen Twill Drape trousesrs. Credit: Nordstromrack.com

-- People magazine is looking back over the year and has picked its 10 most stylishly dressed celebs. Making the best-dressed list: Jennifer Aniston (dubbed the American Classic), Rihanna (the Daring Diva), Jessica Alba (the Mix Master), Lea Michele (the It Girl), Zoe Saldana (Red Carpet Queen), Gwen Stefani (Rocker Mom), Kate Middleton (Princess in Waiting), Rachel Bilson (Denim Darling), Olivia Palermo (Uptown Girl) and Diane Kruger (Runway Renegade). Cute categories, though Kate Middleton's says more about her state-of-being than fashion. What do you think? Are these ladies the right choices?  [People]

-- Across the pond, fashion watchers are reviewing British trendsetter Alexa Chung's best looks of the year. [Telegraph]

-- But Fashionista has gone all out, picking its 30 best dressed of the year. Yep, 30! (The list includes many of the ladies listed above.) It's been a very fashionable year, the editors say. [Fashionista]

Now back to the nitty-gritty: As the year wanes, lots of deals are being struck in the fashion world. 

-- The bankrupt denim purveyor Rock & Republic has been acquired  by VF Corp. for a reported $57 million.  [WWD] (subscription required)

-- Meanwhile Nordstrom has acquired a stake in children's retailer Peek...Aren't You Curious [WWD] and Chinese menswear powerhouse Trinity Ltd. has agreed to take over fashion house Cerruti. [WWD] (subscription required)

-- Everybody's diversifying. Designer Roberto Cavalli announced plans to open 15 clubs and five cafes in cities around the world [InStyle] while jeweler Boucheron has signed a fragrance licensing deal with Inter Parfums SA. [WWD] (subscription required)  

-- Prada announced plans to stage a fashion show in Beijing [WWD] and American Eagle is set to open stores in Japan [WWD], showing that the lure of markets in the East is growing ever more powerful. 

-- Susan Denley

Photo: 'Daring Diva' Rihanna looked every inch the part at this year's American Music Awards.  Credit: Mike Nelson / EPA

The name Carey Mulligan is synonymous with the terms chic, alternative and all-around fashion it-girl. Wherever the petite, pixie-haired actress goes, she is sure to be dressed in stunning designer frocks that are far from ordinary. With the sparkling, cosmic Chanel sequin dress and jeweled cape at the Vogue Fashion Fund Awards and the countless gowns and dresses she’s worn while promoting the film “Never Let Me Go,” Mulligan shows it’s a good thing to break away from the classics. 

Mulligan's style choices exemplify a fearless free spirit, one that has the fashion world taking notice. Not only is she a regular on best-dressed lists for numerous fashion magazines and websites, but she also earned a spot on Vogue's coveted 10 Best Dressed list of 2010.

At the Moet British Independent Film Awards, Mulligan owned the red carpet in a Prabal Gurung poppy-colored dress with a large flower detail on her chest and a cinched waist. She paired the stunning red dress with a sparkly sequined Roger Vivier clutch and black peep-toe heels. The actress officially took home the award for best actress for her role in "Never Let Me Go," but she gets our award for best dressed of the night. The color of her dress and the chest detail speak for themselves, and the sparkly clutch is the perfect, delicate finishing touch.

A tasteful red dress is a way to stand out -- in a good way -- at those upcoming holiday parties. Here are a few rouge-colored frocks for less than $100 that will have you relishing the holiday spirit:
T Tahari red dress from Nordstrom for $99.50, one-shoulder red French Connection dress from Bluefly.com for $89.59, Sparkle and Fade chiffon dress from Urban Outfitters for $69 and the Winter Rose strapless dress from Ann Taylor for $99.99. 

For just a touch of sparkle, pair one of these clutches with a holiday party outfit or evening wear: Lulu Townsend sequined clutch from DSW for $36.95, Kate Landry "peacock" clutch from Dillards for $35 or the Sequin slouchy bag from Express for $39.90. Since the sparkly clutch is the essential party accessory, you'll need to find the perfect one for you, so check out more frugal finds from resident stylist Melissa Magsaysay.

Now that you're set with a new red dress and sparkly clutch, all you'll need is a pair of super simple heels to finish the look. A pair of solid-colored black heels from your own closet should do.

Happy shopping.

Have an outfit you're dying to buy but need a frugal alternative? E-mail us a picture. We're up for the challenge.

-- Jenn Harris

jenn.harris@latimes.com

Photos, from top: Actress Carey Mulligan attends the Moet British Independent Film Awards at Old Billingsgate Market in London. Credit: Gareth Cattermole / Getty Images. Tahari dress from Nordstrom. French Connection dress from Bluefly.com. Sparkle and Fade dress from Urban Outfitters. Winter Rose dress from Ann Taylor. Lulu Townsend clutch from DSW. Kate Landry clutch from Dillards. Sequin bag from Express. 

The music industry's hottest and most talented stars took over the Nokia Theatre in downtown Los Angeles for the American Music Awards last weekend. Stars as different as Taylor Swift, Katy Perry and Ke$ha came dressed in outfits that ranged from glamorous gowns to edgy bandage dresses with long trains -- think Miley Cyrus, looking like an unraveling mummy -- to just plain odd ensembles.  

Some of the best dressed of the night were attendees who’ve never recorded a single note; the most memorable being actress Jessica Alba. Alba presented the award for favorite female country artist to Taylor Swift during the night’s festivities.

The actress could have been a stylish "Star Trek" extra in a futuristic, one shoulder black dress by Cushnie et Ochs, chunky gold and silver jewelry and ankle-wrap black satin pumps. Her updated version of the classic little black dress featured a one shoulder strap detail, and her minimalist color palette ended up delivering a maximum punch of style. She spruced up the dress with bold, eye-catching metallic accessories and heels with some definite character.

She let her accessories shine by keeping her pulled back ponytail simple and ditching the earrings.

We found some really great frugal finds that will give you a futuristic twist of your own or make great holiday gifts for friends.

For the one shoulder black dress, check out our picks for less than $100 (from left): Alice + Olivia one shoulder knit dress from Nordstrom, $54; Lush one shoulder knit dress also from Nordstrom, $38; one shoulder dress by bobi at Revolveclothing.com, $48; Walter by Walter Baker sateen dress, $91.99 at Overstock.com; and the Laundry by Shelli Segal dress, $71.99, also at Overstock.com. 

When it comes to accessories, the holidays are the perfect time to experiment with some playful eye candy. For an out-of-this-world look, these space-inspired pieces will do the trick (from left): Pyramid diamonds bracelet from Forever 21, $7.80; Chunky geometric necklace from Charlotte Russe, $8.50; silver wire cuff bracelet also from Charlotte Russe, $8.50; and Cara stretch bracelet from Nordstrom in gold, silver and bronze, $28.

For the shoes, slip your feet into one of these two pairs from Charlotte Russe: thick buckled ankle heels for $30 or the studded suede platforms in black or plum for $42.50. Both shoes feature ankle detailing and the studs on the platforms add a festive touch. For more holiday party shoes, check out some frugal picks from resident stylist Melissa Magsaysay.

Happy shopping.

Have an outfit you're dying to buy, but need a frugal alternative? E-mail us a picture. We're up for the challenge.

--Jenn Harris

jenn.harris@latimes.com

Top photo: Jessica Alba in the press room during the 2010 American Music Awards on Sunday. Credit: Jason Merritt /Getty Images

Photo: Alice + Olivia dress. Credit: Nordstrom

Photo: Lush dress. Credit: Nordstrom

Photo: Bobi dress. Credit: Revolveclothing.com

Photo: Walter Baker dress. Credit: Overstock.com.

Photo: Laundry dress. Credit: Overstock.com.

Photo: Gold bracelet. Credit: Forever 21

Photo: Necklace. Credit: Charlotte Russe

Photo: Bracelet. Credit: Charlotte Russe

Photo: Cara bracelets. Credit: Nordstrom

Photo: Black heel. Credit: Charlotte Russe

Photo: Suede platform heel. Credit: Charlotte Russe

To celebrate 25 years of Donna Karan New York, Donna Karan is celebrating inspirational women and the causes that mean something to them. On the Donna Karan website, you can find mini-bios of a universe of women including the ultra well-known -- Brooke Shields, Demi Moore, Susan Sarandon, Maria Shriver -- as well as the lesser-known -- such as Francine LeFrak, founder of Same Sky, which helps AIDS-positive women who survived the Rwandan genocide. From the bios, you can link to their causes, find out more and, if the spirit moves you, donate. [People]

Karan was making political news too, with a visit on Monday from Michelle Obama, who is on a Democratic campaign tour. [WWD] (Subscription required.)

And speaking of politics (yes, it's relevant in a fashion blog sometimes, witness Obama and her influence in the design world) how about that Jimmy McMillan? Because we're writing from the left coast, we can view with amused detachment the New York gubernatorial race and admit that the guy we're most interested in watching is the fringe candidate from the Rent Is 2 Damn High Party, who appeared in Monday night's debate splendidly dressed in suit, tie and black gloves. It was, of course, the gloves that caught All the Rage's eye, though we're sure our "Bearded and Tschorn" columnist Adam Tschorn will be intrigued by McMillan's Civil War-style beard and mustache.  [New York Daily News]

Men tend to notice two or three things when they first meet a woman (as you can well imagine). But women can be assessing anything from how a man's clothes fit, to his smile, to whether he is carrying a messenger bag, to what kind of shoes he's wearing and whether he has cuff links -- the list goes on and on, though jeans seem to be a kind of universal turn-on. [WWD]

Following a lead from Nordstrom, other luxury retailers (Neiman Marcus, Bloomingdale's and soon Saks, among others) are inviting customer reviews online, something Target and other lower-priced merchants have been doing for a while. [Wall Street Journal]

Nike's collaboration with Japanese brand Undercover will bow in Tokyo on Wednesday. [WWD] 

Harriet Winter, designer of the Mrs. H. Winter collection, has died at age 83. [WWD]

-- Susan Denley

Photo: Donna Karan. Credit: Stephen Lovekin / Getty Images

Reality TV star Kim Kardashian will be holding court at Nordstromat the newly revamped Santa Monica Place mall on Saturday from 12:30 p.m. to 2 p.m. — as spokewoman for cosmetics and skin-care company FusionBeauty.

The soft-spoken diva will be hawking the beauty brand's new Illumifill Line Filling Luminizer, while also supporting FusionBeauty’s "Kiss Away Poverty" charity campaign, which donates $1 of every every LipFusion product purchase to the Seven Bar Foundation, which provides microfinance loans through luxury cause marketing partnerships and annual lingerie shows.

Only the first 150 customers who spend a minimum of $75 on product will be eligible to meet Kardashian. These lucky souls will be given a wristband "indicating eligibility," and will then be allowed to wait in line to snag an autograph. (You'd think we were talking about a celeb with Cate Blanchett-esque star wattage, but to each their own.)

The event marks the launch of FusionBeauty at Nordstrom; consultants from the brand will be meeting with customers from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. So even if you're not itching to meet the curvy Kardashian, you can still check out the new products. All the action will be taking place in the cosmetics department on the first floor.

-- Emili Vesilind

Photo: Kim Kardashian at the 2010 Emmy awards. Credit: Kirk McKoy / Los Angeles Times

Canadian singer Michael Bublé got what he always wanted in Santa Monica on Wednesday evening  -- and said as much during his performance of half a dozen songs at the new Nordstrom store in the recently renovated Santa Monica Place.

"It's a dream come true for me to play in a mall like this," he told the well-heeled crowd crammed into the shoe department on the lower level."I idolized [pop star] Tiffany growing up."

The guests laughed along, finding it at least a little humorous that a multiple Grammy winner in the midst of a nationwide tour would perform at the opening of a mall store.

But it's not as odd a pairing as you might expect.

"Nordstrom has really been a class act," Bublé told the crowd. "They've been dressing my band for this whole tour."

The Seattle-based retailer has been doing more than dressing Team Bublé -- it's been the presenting sponsor of the whole U.S. leg of his current Crazy Love tour (which just so happens to be rolling into the San Diego Sports Arena on Friday).

The sartorial synergy can be found  -- among other places -- in a series of webisodes called "80 Suits" (the most recent one is currently posted on the singer's official website) and a dedicated section of Nordstrom's website that is merchandised to help men approximate his style.

But crooning to the crowd was more than helping out a sponsor -- it was also helping out a couple of worthy causes. The folks at Nordstrom told us that the expected 1,500 guests helped raise $150,000, which will be split between two nonprofit organizations: Chrysalis and Children’s Institute, Inc.

-- Adam Tschorn

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Photo: Michael Bublé performs Wednesday in the shoe department of the new Nordstrom at Santa Monica Place. The retailer is a sponsor of his U.S. Crazy Love tour. Credit: Adam Tschorn / Los Angeles Times

Are you sick and tired of the young, "anti-establishment" presence in the fashion media? Well, tough luck. Tavi, at left, the teenage blogging phenom, will be weighing in during Fashion's Night Out on Sept 10 in New York. New York magazine reports she's coming to the Big Apple with her dad and will be live blogging at Barneys.com. Will she be tweeting as well? Oh, yes, she will. [The Cut]

And speaking of New York: Sure, there's a Nordstrom Rack in Manhattan, but now the chain is -- once again -- looking to open a full-price Nordstrom. [Racked NY]

You may be asking, just who is this Whitney Thompson? For starters, she's a "plus size" model and the the winner of "America's Next Top Model," Season 10. What's more, she has taken her clothes off and posed for the camera (for "Love Your Body Day"). We're not suggesting that you're a voyeur, but just in case..... [Huffington Post]

Do you like Tilda Swinton? (We thought so.) We think she's sublime as well, and our opinion is shared by Pringle's of Scotland, which is hoping they can keep the actress as its muse for another season. [Vogue UK]

First, the wedding details... and now the rings! See the photos of the fingers of newlyweds Stephen Moyer and Anna Paquin. [People]

Environmentally friendly, rock 'n' clothing? Why not? Chrissie Hynde (58) and her much younger boyfriend (33) are launching a line. (Don't worry, the leather is fake.) She's got a pretty cool vegan restaurant in Akron, Ohio, too. [Style List]

--Alice Short

Photo: Tavi; credit: Astrid Stawiarz / Getty Images

This was a wedding you could sink your teeth into: "True Blood" stars Anna Paquin and Stephen Moyer got married Saturday in Malibu. She wore a white halter-neck gown and Neil Lane jewelry; he was in a dark suit. [People]

Designer Joan Bergin and wardrobe supervisor Susan Cave won the Creative Arts Emmy for outstanding costume design for a series Saturday night for their work on "The Tudors." [IFTN] Designer Jenny Beavan and supervisor Alison Beard won for best costumes in a miniseries or movie for "Return to Cranford."

Grace Coddington fascinated us in last year's "The September Issue," and her work as Vogue's creative director fascinates us every month in that bible of fashion. Now -- and might we say finally! -- she is writing her autobiography. [WWD]

The first Fashion Law Institute is scheduled to launch in September at Fordham University. It is intended for lawyers, yes, but also for fashion designers. [Wall Street Journal]

Nordstrom has redesigned its website, adding interactive features, videos and more. [WWD] (Subscription required)

Global Traveler, Rocker Girl, Roaring Twenties and Clean Chic are among this fall's best looks, says Tabitha Simmons, the fashion stylist who is putting together the big Fashion's Night Out fashion show planned in New York in September. [Vogue]

An enormous print of the famous "Dovima with Elephants," showing the willowy model in a Dior gown next to circus elephants, is one of 60 works the Richard Avedon Foundation is putting on the auction block to raise money for a philanthropic effort supporting photography. [WWD]

A limited edition of jewelry by Temple St. Clair for Target will go on sale Aug. 29. [FabSugar]

Kimora Lee Simmons announced via Twitter that she is leaving her role as creative director of Baby Phat. [Styleite]

Laguna Beach designer Reem Khalil, who is showing at the town's Sawdust Festival this summer, can turn a wedding gown into a dress you'll keep using long after the ceremony. [StyleSection LA]

--Susan Denley

Photo: Stephen Moyer and Anna Paquin.  Credit: Chris Pizzello/Associated Press.

In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, Cuban-American L.A.-based designer Robert Rodriguez has teamed up with Nordstrom to design a limited-edition top that will be sold exclusively at the department store from Sept. 15 through Oct. 15 (which are the actual dates of Hispanic Heritage Month).

Rodriguez'  shirt, which features a draped silhouette, a black lace overlay and a carnival of feathers jutting off one shoulder, will sell for $225 — with all after-cost proceeds benefiting the Mana's Hermanitas program, which advocates for Latina adolescents.

The limited-edition tops will be available at 38 Nordstrom stores nationwide (including the store at the Grove in L.A.) and online at nordstrom.com/hhm.

"I was honored to collaborate," said Rodriguez, adding that the look was inspired by Spanish Flamenco dancing. "I wanted to create a jersey top that was out of the ordinary, so I adorned it with feathers."

--Emili Vesilind

Photo: Robert Rodriguez' top for Nordstrom. Credit: Nordstrom

Nothing picks me up like a shiny black Chanel eye shadow quad or a grouping of Bobbi Brown's shadows and lip glosses (well, nothing but a bag of chocolate peanut butter cups and a "Top Chef" marathon)

But for anyone who loves makeup and limited-edition makeup, Nordstrom has a bunch of little gems that will make nice additions to a makeup bag -- or collect dust on the vanity because, really, doing a smoky eye on yourself is not easy no matter how many how-to videos you watch on YouTube.  

The Beauty Exclusives event at Nordstrom kicks off July 16 and will offer shoppers limited-edition items from the department store's biggest beauty names. You'll mostly find "best of" palettes and makeup sets, larger bottle sizes and little extra gifts with purchases at slightly discounted prices. For instance, Bobbi Brown's Must-Haves collection, which comes with an eye-shadow palette, a dual-ended brush, full-size lipstick, lip gloss, Everything Mascara, caviar ink gel liner and a liner brush is valued at $150 but selling for $75 during the event, which runs from July 16 to Aug. 1.

Need your beauty fix before that? You can preorder the products to be sure you snag that Estee Lauder lip gloss set or a giant bottle of Kiehl’s Crème de Corps.

-- Melissa Magsaysay

Photos: Clockwise from top left: Dior Ready-to-Wear palette $54. Estee Lauder Pure Color lip gloss by Tom Pecheux $18, Bobbi Brown Must-Haves collection $75, Laura Mercier On-the-go collection $65