Cat Deeley | La Vie Boston

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Juanes had me at “La Camisa Negra,” the Border Cafe in Harvard Square had me at homemade tortilla chips. Mexican-influenced clothing? It had me at being loose, comfortable, and exquisite. For the record, I am engaged in a long-term love affair with many aspects of Hispanic culture: language, food, people, and clothing. And summertime has me thinking about loose and breezy style. So what better way to actively channel my obsession into day to day life? I will throw on an embroidered peasant top, jam to Juanes loudly in the car, improve my now extremely proficient Spanish, and enjoy a veggie burrito from Ana’s Taqueria. iHasta luego!

Nicole Richie, Molly Sims, Anne Hathaway and Kaley Cuoco

Nicole Richie in an embroidered Tocca top, Molly Sims in a crochet dress, Anne Hathaway in an embroidered blue peasant blouse and Kaley Cuoco in a Mexican-flaired Tibi mini dress.

Margherita Missoni, Mischa Barton, a Lookbook ensemble and a Forever 21 outfit.

Margherita Missoni in Missoni, Mischa Barton in Matthew Williamson embroidered blouse, a Lookbook ensemble and a Forever 21 outfit.

Lo Bosworth, Rosario Dawson, Cupcakes and Cashmere, and Forever 21

Lo Bosworth in Fifteen-Twenty, Rosario Dawson in Missoni, Cupcakes and Cashmere Mexican-influenced ensemble, and Forever 21's take on the Mexican trend.

Cat Deeley in a romper I actually like!

Paz,

Festival Fashion.

Ah Woodstock, what I wouldn’t give to have been in attendance during that ’69 summer of love. Today’s closest comparisons would have to be the various outdoor music festivals held in several locales each year: Coachella, Bonnaroo, Glastonbury, Earthfest, Burning Man, All Points West, etc. These events draw music fans of mortal ranks and celebrities alike. No matter who they are, the temperatures and the fashion stakes are high. I love looking through galleries of festival ensembles, since the results are always creative.