3 GLAM WAYS TO STYLE A JUMPSUIT

Tired of tights? Make your go-to for cocktail hour a glamorous black jumpsuit instead. Just like the little black dress, this investment-worthy essential can be styled in a zillion different ways while keeping you toasty warm in chilly venues. Here, I'll show you how to rock the must-have this winter.

Cocktail Party

Big gold jewelry, gorgeous red lipstick, and super-tall platforms take a comfy jumpsuit from casual to glamorous in an instant.

Cover Up Heavy Jersey Jumpsuit, Rachel Zoe $168; Gold & Orange Pendant Necklace, Versace $2425; Lip color in Crimson Noir, Tom Ford Beauty $50; Made Fundo Cuff Bracelet, Made $57; Suede Ankle-Wrap Platform Pumps, Valentino $895

Desk-To-Dinner

A tailored, long-sleeve jumpsuit can go from the office to a night out by swapping work-appropriate heels for something sexier and adding some silver jewelry.

Perry Long Sleeve Notched Neck Jumpsuit, Rachel Zoe $425; Leather PS11 Chain Wallet, Proenza Schouler $985; Chromium Hair Pin, Odile Gilbert $80, Rhodium-Plated Silver Horsebit Bracelet, Gucci $2850; Plexi Pumps, Gianvito Rossi $614; Lipstick in Honolulu Honey, NARS $26

Date Night

This sweet, cross-front neckline is perfect for a romantic date with your special +1. Finish the look with strappy heels and a cool clutch for a killer outfit.

Cross Front Jumpsuit, Rachel Zoe $295; Hopi Leather Cage Sandals, Balmain $2558; Maxi Lash Mascara, Guerlain $30; Colorblock Boomerang Clutch, Narciso Rodriguez $1195; Brass Band Bracelet, Oblik Atelier $791

Shop the Trend: '70s Finds Under $200

Ever feel like your best fashion finds happen on off-duty days? I firmly believe that a good night’s sleep and meeting-free afternoon will do wonders in getting a girl to step outside of her comfort zone and try a new trend. My shopping challenge for you this weekend: pick up something that feels thoroughly ’70s and mix it into your wardrobe of modern pieces for a cool, mid-winter upgrade. Whether you’re a flared denim person or prefer to express yourself through accessories (hel-lo, fringe bucket bag), I guarantee there’s something for you on shelves right now. After all, the 1970s were one of spring 2015’s biggest runway trends. Here, few stylish options under $200 to get the creative juices flowing.

Riviera 65mm Sunglasses, Wildfox $179

Fitted Jacket, H&M $80

Flared Flare Jeans, Mango $80

Stripe Short-Sleeve Sweater, J. Crew $98

Leather bucket Bag, Zara $159

Long Jersey Dress, H&M $50

Zonian Faux Suede Boots, Guess $159

Daisy Print Shirt Dress, Topshop $105

You can wear leggings and still look polished

Leggings are arguably the most comfortable pant option there is, but contrary to popular belief they don’t also have to be a sign you’ve given up on fashion. Believe it or not, the cold-weather staple can be worn in a variety of fabulous ways. Team leggings with statement coats, cozy layers and bold accessories, and the outcome can be surprisingly put-together (and unsurprisingly comfy). Now that’s my idea of the perfect winter ensemble.

THE COLD WEATHER ESSENTIAL

Stretch-Jersey Leggings, Splendid $60

Tip: Layer leggings under wool shorts for a fun, edgy take on winter dressing.

Tip: Pair them up with a head-turning statement coat for a dramatic, weather appropriate outfit.

Tip: Take leggings in the direction of bohemian fabulous by swapping out your sweatshirt for a poncho.

Stella and Dot Spring 2015

Have you seen the new Spring Line for Stella and Dot? It's GORGEOUS!!!! Here are a couple of outfits based around the jewels (yes, my outfits were inspired the jewels)! To see the rest of the line and shop visit here: 

                     www.stelladot.com/sites/alisonhartman

OUTFITS INSPIRED BY GOLDEN GLOBE-NOMINATED MOVIES

Lights, camera, action! The 72nd Annual Golden Globe Awards has aired—and I couldn’t be more excited. But why should the red carpet be the only source of divine style inspiration? Let the movies also serve as your muse! Eager to channel your inner bombshell à la Shasta Fay from Inherent Vice? Want to infuse your winter wardrobe with a little prepster chic (and a touch of crazy) courtesy of Gone Girl‘s Amy Elliott-Dunne? I got you! In celebration of a few of the year’s most acclaimed flicks, I’ve put together outfits inspired by their leading women. Golden trophy not included.

Get The Look

Maria Dress, Rag & Bone $595

Make It Happen Panama Notebook, Smythson $80

Visages Pen, Lanvin $105

Illuminating Nudes Lip Gloss in Almost Nude, Bobbi Brown $25

Get The Look

Carnation and Polka-Dot Print Dress, Dolce & Gabbana $5362

Angora Cropped Cardigan, Michael Kors $750

Peep-Toe Mules, Paul Andrew $595

Black Satin Mini Marilia, Oscar de la Renta $1850

Get The Look

Taygete Suede Sandals, Ancient Greek Sandals $185

Self Tanning Instant Gel, Clarins $36

Ombre Seed Bead Necklace, Shashi $64

Diana Silk Cover-Up, VMT $871

Get The Look

Woven Wool Cape, Marni $777

Light Blue Dress, ROMWE $49

Basket-Weave Shoulder Bag, Chloe $2289

Belgravia Flats, Aquazzura $695

Maxi Dress Outfits to Wear This Winter

Fashion girls, rejoice! Just when you thought your favorite maxi dress should be packed away during chilly winter days, I'm giving you the green light to rock it all year long. Here’s how: By infusing seasonal-appropriate pieces including chunky knits, weather-proof booties and other high-impact accessories into your look, the wardrobe staple will remain relevant this winter and beyond. For some fresh styling ideas, check out three chic ways I'm wearing a few of the hottest maxis on the market.

3 Fresh Ways To Wear A Maxi

Girls' Night Out

Off-Duty Errands

Brunch With Friends

How to Wear Color Like a Star

Sprinkled within the fashion hits and misses of the Golden Globe Awards were several gorgeous women embracing colors as vibrant as the carpet they strutted down. If I am to use awards shows as a case study on how to wear bold hues, I should now be fully versed on how to rock fire-engine red, bright violet, canary yellow and bubblegum pink, thanks to a few statement-making celebs. Channel these stars when you’re getting ready for your next formal event—I guarantee you’ll stand out from the inevitable sea of LBDs.

Allison Williams In Armani Prive

How To Wear Fire-Engine Red

Follow Allison's lead and style a red dress with classic accessories, as opposed to anything too sexy or edgy. Go for smooth '20s-inspired hair, simple diamond jewelry and a barely there strappy heel.

Ribbed Body-Con Midi Dress, Topshop $48

Lupita Nyong'o In Giambattista Valli

How To Wear Violet

We love the way Lupita let her violet dress make the statement, keeping her jewelry simple so as not to take away from the bold frock. Go for a bejeweled clutch to add a dose of glam, and then keep the rest of the look minimal to allow the gown and bright shade to shine.

Salina Cutout Back Back Gown, Rachel Zoe Collection $395

Naomi Watts In Gucci

How To Wear Canary Yellow

When done well, the combination of canary yellow and a bold red lip is simply stunning. But when letting colors take center stage like this, remember to go colorless with the accessories. Take a cue from Naomi who rocked a gorgeous diamond Bulgari necklace with her bright Gucci number.

Yellow Lace Cocktail Dress, H&M $60

Gwyneth Paltrow In Michael Kors

How To Wear Bubblegum Pink

Gwyneth's look proves that bubblegum pink needn't be reserved for children and, well, bubblegum. Make this shade mod and edgy by pairing it with a black bootie and sleek white manicure.

Crepe Mini Dress, Victoria Beckham $785

6 Affordable Down Jackets

Classic for good reason, the down 

jacket is unparalleled for warmth. Now, 

you can enjoy the benefits at a fraction 

of the cost.

Uniqlo Women Ultra Light Down Shawl Collar Coat, $90

This three-quarter length coat incorporates a chic, fashion-forward design, lofty down fill, and packs into an included pouch for easy storage and travel—all for an unbeatable price. Available in four colors.

32 Degrees Quilted Down Packable Puffer Coat, Macy's $60

This packable down coat is extra handy on freezing days when layered under your everyday wool coat. Thanks to its thin and lightweight design, it’ll go unnoticed underneath.

Lands’ End Women’s Down Jacket, $50

This winter white pick, which is water-repellant and packed with 600-fill down, offers a sporty take on the puffer with details like chevron quilting, a stand collar, and hip-length cut. Monogram your initials for a personalized touch. Available in five colors, as well as tall and petite sizes.

Athleta Geneva Down Jacket, $80

Inspired by motorcycle leather jackets, this bomber is anything but ordinary. Despite its thin and lightweight cropped design, it packs 800-fill down to provide warmth on even the coldest days. Plus, water-resistant fabric means you can wear it just as easily on an outdoor run or errand. Also available in grey.

Gap Fur-Trim Down Puffer, $89

Not your everyday puffer, this wool-blend style is packed with down fill, yet has minimal quilting to avoid adding bulk to your frame. Cozy, cold-weather bonuses like a fleece lining and a faux-fur hood are extras you’ll be glad to have on stormy days. Also available in tall and petite sizes.

Vince Camuto Light Weight Down Burgundy, Zappos.com $160

This burgundy style is so pretty and practical you’ll want to wear it all the time. The asymmetric quilting helps to whittle the waist, while the extended hem ensures maximum heat retention. Plus, it’s touted for its travel-friendly and packable design. Available in two colors.

How to Stay Warm & Look Cool

I have constructed a fail-proof outfit to make your cold-weather commute a little more bearable. Simply switch your boots for pumps upon arrival and thank the heavens winter only lasts for 6 months!

Step 1

A good foundation is important. Start with a no-nonsense crew neck from ski brand Aether (they know a thing or two about staying toasty) and add thermal leggings and thick, ribbed socks.

Merino Crew Neck, Aether $90

Thermal Snap Leggings, Splendid $60

Ella Boot Socks, Stance $18

Step 2

A starched white button down (layered over your black top with the collar popped) and tailored wool trousers look polished in the office. Add a welcome dose of color with a flame-red intarsia knit popover and top with a leather-sleeved parka.

Side-Strip Shirt, J. Crew $80

Straight Wool Trousers, Acne $423

Intarisa Knit Wool Sweater, Perfect Moment $310

Step 3

When insurmountable snow piles and ice-cold puddles are concerned, you want to be protected. Opt for these quilted, fleece-lined boots with serious lug soles. Add cellphone-friendly quilted gloves, a blanket scarf and cable-knit beanie to keep you warm in the windchill. Stow your essentials in a weather-proof canvas tote.

Original Pac Boots, Hunter $235

Quilted Leather Gloves, Mackage $125

Hand-Knit Cable Beanie, Topshop $32

Miranda Grey Heather Scarf, Equipment $298

Canvas Tote Bag, Artizia $125

Step 1

A good foundation is important. Start with a no-nonsense crew neck from ski brand Aether (they know a thing or two about staying toasty) and add thermal leggings and thick, ribbed socks.

Merino Crew Neck, Aether $90

Thermal Snap Leggings, Splendid $60

Ella Boot Socks, Stance $18

Step 2

A starched white button down (layered over your black top with the collar popped) and tailored wool trousers look polished in the office. Add a welcome dose of color with a flame-red intarsia knit popover and top with a leather-sleeved parka.

Side-Strip Shirt, J. Crew $80

Straight Wool Trousers, Acne $423

Intarisa Knit Wool Sweater, Perfect Moment $310

Step 3

When insurmountable snow piles and ice-cold puddles are concerned, you want to be protected. Opt for these quilted, fleece-lined boots with serious lug soles. Add cellphone-friendly quilted gloves, a blanket scarf and cable-knit beanie to keep you warm in the windchill. Stow your essentials in a weather-proof canvas tote.

Original Pac Boots, Hunter $235

Quilted Leather Gloves, Mackage $125

Hand-Knit Cable Beanie, Topshop $32

Miranda Grey Heather Scarf, Equipment $298

Canvas Tote Bag, Artizia $125