There seems to be more photos then text which is great since a lot of us can be more visual than others. They have a feature called “On the street” where you see candid shots of stylish everyday fashionistas posing or in view of the photographers lens. This features seems to mostly cover the streets of Paris, New York City, & Milan. There is something voyeuristic about looking at the trends of the fashion conscious all over the world.

The downside of the blog is it’s simple design ameturish , but since it’s filled with exclusive content rich images , the basic free blogspot template look won’t really be an issue. This is a quality blog and I highly recommend you check it out.  www.thesartorialist.blogspot.com/

The user friendly interactiveness of the blog makes it simple to create a profile and join their online community. You can even make your own look book profile for friends and others online to view your personal style pics like this model

Visit http://mytrendyblog.com/ to see more.

Teen Vogue  is for those trendy teenagers who must stay ontop of the hottest trends. Don’t let the “teen” in Teen Vogue scare you, it’s actually a great blog. The features do cater to a 13-21 year old minded demographic, but has tons of useful styling tips, and trends pefect for the younger generation.

Teen Vogue magazine began as a version of Vogue magazine for a younger audience. The magazine focuses on fashion and celebrities, but also offers information about the latest entertainment and feature stories on current issues and events. Teen Vogue attained many more subscribers when YM ceased publication, and readers began to receive Teen Vogue instead. Lauren Conrad and Whitney Port have documented their internship at Teen Vogue on the MTV series The Hills. At the beginning there were also four test issues to see if the magazine would work out, which it did.

The staff at stylist.com seems to be knowledeable , up to date on where to get what, and  sometimes plain silly. Like this Tim Gunn Bobblehead Giveaway story, or this awesome article on Ripped, trashed and generally abused black jeans…for less than $100. This is the type of style blog your fashion newbie can easily navigate through and relate to. It isn’t as high brow as Vogue’s Style.com which is also a personal favorite.