The classic styling of a T-strap sandal kicks up the retro-chic sexiness of a pencil skirt or sheath dress and is the perfect summer work shoe.

DKNYC Zahra Peep-Toe
The DKNYC Zahra peep-toe heel is a great shoe for work. With a tiny peep-toe opening, these heels would look great with fishnet tights and a knee-length skirt.

Seychelles Trip the Light Fantastic T-Strap Sandal
Another great option for the office, the powder blue shade would look pretty and airy with a short floral dress, like this BCBGMAXAZRIA one.

Naturalizer Princeton T-Strap Sandal
This Naturalizer sandal is laid-back and the bronze would spice up a neutral dress and chain-strap handbag.

J. Renee Gyser Sandal
Looking for something for evening? The Gyser sandal has a 3.5 inch heel with a teardrop cutout. We love interesting details.

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LA Fashion week kicks off tonight with a GenArt group show featuring JMary, Jesse Kamm and Le Sang Des Betes. I am most exited about the new JMary collection. Her jackets and dresses have great cuts and quality fabrics that make everyone look sophisticated and untouchable. The dress above is Marlena – black silk chiffon over nude silk georgette with pockets – one of my favorite pieces from her Spring 2008 collection.

I’m not gonna lie to you… I am a bitch’s bitch when it comes to style and in my genuinely bitchy fashion, I despise, loathe, frown upon, look down on, and can’t help but rip on all of those try-hard wannabe fashionistas out there. I can’t hate the girl next door for not getting the cerulean blue scene from The Devil Wears Prada. Oh, wait… yes, I can, but it’s only half the fun to be cruel to a clueless fashion hazard than a wannabe hipster whose outfit shattered a mirror before leaving the house. There’s bad style everywhere, and I don’t mean the “so bad that it’s good” kind, or the kind that makes you realize that the world would be boring if we all liked the same things. I’m talking about people with money that can’t buy taste (even though they CAN afford a personal stylist), or people without money trying to fake it till they make it with their cheap knock-offs and tacky trends. I’m here to help those in need to decipher the good from the ugly, so stay tuned for some hot fashion tips.