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The Olympics start today, and the Chinese Government has shared some fashion tips with their fine citizens to make visitors to their country more comfortable. Considering such a fashion icon like a Bai Ling comes from China, they must know a thing or two when it comes to style.

We’re in the final stretch of the summer, so enjoy it while it lasts. But if you’re looking for footwear that will transition from the hot summer to the crisp cool air of the fall, have we got a shoe for you. Its ridiculous looking and we’d never wear them, but it’s a shoe never the less. May we please introduce you to the sandal ankle bootie by Maison Martin Margiela.

After a heat wave followed by what one can only describe as monsoon season, it seems only fitting that we give you a preview of some affordable fashions for the winter.

And they’re handbags aren’t the only they that’s off target at the bull’s eye. Richard Chai is the latest designer to join the GO International team of high end designers catering to the masses. Chai’s line seems to be filled with clothing that will not flatter any form. From tight black corduroy Bermuda shorts to plaid cowl neck Holly Hobby dresses, the line is filled with looks we don't see many people running out and buying.

Something old, something new is the trend in and outside of Boston as of late. A Newbury Street favorite is back and looking better than before, and just north of the city, a frugal fashionista’s pleas have been answered.

Every once and a while, the Bostonist Fashionistas come across something that we just have to share with the public. We’ve recently fallen in love, and we’re not afraid to admit it--we’ve turned into Cosmoholics!

Memorial Day is right around the corner, and, with it, the unofficial start of summer. It’s a fitting date for Kate Moss to release her latest line for Top Shop, the UK-based retailer. Moss's line of 50's boho-inspired light and airy pieces would look perfect on a warm summer day in the city, making you feel as chic as the fashion icon who designed them. The pieces in this line range from a floral mini swing dresses, to a seersucker dress that would make Dorothy Gale reconsider her gingham look and a grey pin tuck dress that we’re lusting after.

Looking for something to do tonight or this weekend? Bostonist Fashionistas would like to recommend a few events that’ll make you look good and some that’ll make you feel good when they’re done.