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Not sure what to get the people you love for the holidays? The WearHouse District is here to help.   Here are 25 of our favorite gift ideas from some of the most popular and trendy stores. Whether you are looking for high fashion items with no budget or fast fashion finds on a tight budget, this list is comprised of the year's most fashionable items and smartest sales.  HIGH FASHION FOR HER Prada Candy Eau de Parfum (2.7 oz), Macy's , $108 Dot Marc Jacobs Eau de Parfum (3.4 oz), Macy's , $89 Jimmy Choo  Abel Glitter-Coated Leather Pumps, Saks Fifth Avenue ,  $525 Stella McCartney  Metallic Crossbody Clutch, Saks Fifth Avenue ,  $995 Invitation Clutch in Glitter, J. Crew , $69.99 Manolo Blahnik  Tuccio Crystal-Detailed Satin Pump, Neiman Marcus , On sale for $934 Jason Wu  Daphne Python Satchel Bag, Neiman Marcus , On sale for  $2,006 Cashmere-lined Leather Gloves, J. Crew , $98     ...

Thanksgiving is such a great holiday! It's filled with food and family... and cute outfits! These pictures are very special to us because they were sent in by our readers who wanted to share their glamorous style. *

Saints and Sinners , Channing Tatum’s new bar and restaurant inspired by New Orleans Storyville brings back the vibe of speakeasies found in the 1920’s and adds a new experience to Bourbon Street. By: Channing Parfait The historic red light district in New Orleans, also known as Storyville, offered risqué women and men of the 1920’s a place to gather where brothels were legal, and it created a hub for talented musicians from around the city known for its roots in jazz. Channing Tatum along with his business partner, Keith Kurtz, established Saints and Sinners as a bar that pays tribute to New Orleans classical, good-time reputation. The “laissez les bon temps rouler” attitude is seen throughout Saints and Sinners with red and highly detailed wallpaper, Victorian accents, and red furniture fit to the Burlesque theme. Anyone who visited Saints and Sinners for grand opening weekend from Nov. 2 through Nov. 3 was asked to wear outfits inspired from the 1890’s to 1920’s s...

On Tiffany: Blazer, Standard Cloth; Shirt, Issi; Pants, Hot kiss. With Izabella. *Fashion Editor: Dalton Primeaux; Creative Director: Veronica Traigle; Make Up Artist: Donna Primeaux; Production Assistant: Nicholas Ortego.  Today seemed like it would be a normal fall fashion photo shoot... but when the models gathered on set, they were attacked by the living dead! Lucky for us at the WearHouse District, even zombies are keeping up with their fashion trends. With waxy leathers, baroque patterns, 90's street-wear and gold accents... these horrifying creatures are staying stylish. Boots, 21 Men by Forever 21; Leather bracelets, G By Guess; Wooden ring, Urban Outfitters; Fur Collar, D&Y.  On Nicholas: Coat, G By Guess; Scarf, Rue 21. On Dalton: Coat, Legendary Goods; Shirt, Cote de France; Pants, Carbon by Rue 21; Sweater (around waist), Dockers.  Shoes, Urban OG; Bracelets, Rue 21.  On Veronica: Dress, Amanda DeLeon.  ...

"Drama Club." Dramatic embellishments. 1990's style. Devilish themes. Jeremy Scott hit the nail on the head with his ode to the 90’s in his F/W ’12 collection (He displayed colors and a pattern resembling our old Lisa Frank school supplies from elementary school, emoticon and windows 98 inspired details, and many other 1990’s inspired elements). The 90’s theme is running ramped in street-wear this season. 90’s denim skirts and jackets, along with unique silhouettes and platform shoes made famous in our favorite 90’s teen movies like Jawbreaker , Clueless and Spiceworld are now seen on hip and trendy 20-somethings. Even Varsity jackets and prep school style are making comebacks. Our Gen Y trendsetters are obviously in control and reminiscing through their attire. Let’s face it we’ve missed wrapping our sweaters around our waists… oh, yeah. That’s back. A trend that is making just a tiny ripple in street-wear, but still enough to mention is occult inspired st...

"Suit Up!" Two-piece suits. Military structure. Over-sized outerwear. Minimalism and structure are key elements in F/W ‘12 fashion. Two piece suits inspired by the 1960’s for men and 1980’s career girls for women are very popular this season. Structured blazers or sports coat paired with a wider pant leg seems to be a hot trend in New York and LA, but in European cities like London or Paris, a balanced figure for the two piece suit look is more popular. A posh, country-club-like theme seems to be all the rage in many boutiques pre-fall fashions, but it is the structured military inspired fashion that is flying off the shelves. Neru collars, long sleeves, pockets, broad shoulders and dusty colors are the most seen features of this trend on and off the runway. For winter, roomy, over-sized silhouettes in outerwear will be a popular trend among the more fashionable crowd. Seen in street-wear, sportswear and evening wear in all the magazines and fashion ...

"Golden Age."  Gold, Waxy Leather and Velvet. Strong Colors and Bold Textures.  It’s actually rare that color plays such a large role in fashion during the fall and winter seasons. But, this year we trade in our neutrals and drab color for a more dramatic, almost shocking palette. Deep scarlet, navy and emerald are typical fall and winter colors seen in sportswear or evening wear. But, some fun, softer tones in street-wear are still lingering from summer looks. The main color for this season is gold. Whether its embroidered embellishments, baroque-inspired hardware, or glittering gowns, metallic and shiny textures will have starring roles in fall trends, and gold will be the lead. Leather is always a great way to make an outfit more edgy or sexy. Layering the different leather textures was a huge part of fall and winter looks on the runway earlier this year, and that trend may very well make a splash in major cities’ streetstyle. The most popular color an...