First up, this Free People Morning Glory dress for $89.99. I love the simple design and the refreshing color. Its perfect for a casual summer day dress. Since its from Free People, expect the material to be delicate and flimsy. 
I expect this is one of those things that would disappoint if one see's it in real life. The material is probably very thin and coarse, with not much of a shape to it. But for $24.99 I thought it might be a fun fashion buy. I like the stripes, the color isn't too cheap and the scoop with the buttons is interesting.
Mixed links chain for $14.95. I have a weakness for these kind of designs lately and it can't really go that wrong. . . .
Another fun buy this season are these brown Miss Sixty's platforms for $89.99 which are very SS06 Chloe/YSL/Miu Miu. A great match for any of your summer outfits!
Finally, for something more comfortable, casual and classical, there are these studded flip flops for $24.99.
They are also doing a limited time promotion right now, where an additional 25% will be taken off sale items. The promotion ends Sunday (July 2nd), so hurry up and check it out!
Jennifer Lopez's ex-husband Ojani Noa has spoken out against the singer's claims that he tried to extort her for $5 million. Despite signing an agreement in 2005 stating he could not disparage or make money from discussing the details of his marriage to the megastar, Noa announced plans to pen a tell-all book. Lopez's lawyer has filed suit against him, saying, "Sadly, no peronal detail is too sacred to be sold by Noa for profit. Noa will do anything within his power to make money off his ex-wife - and thinks nothing of willfully breaching the agreement and hurting [Lopez] in the process." According to court docs, Noa is planning to allege Lopez had "multiple duplicitous sexual affairs" on the set of Anaconda as well as an affair with Marc Anthony. "I mean, I live in a free country. No?" Noa says. "I can express myself. I can talk and say whatever I want to."
Star Jones Reynolds continued to talk about her ousting from The View on Larry King Live last night. She said ABC execs didn't want her to return next year because of her falling personal popularity, and that she was told she could "make up" a story about why she was leaving and that her co-hosts and colleagues would go along with it. "They said, 'You can make up a story,'" Reynolds told CNN's King. "The audience didn't deserve for me to make up a story. That's not fair." She says she chose Tuesday to announce her exit after seeing a website with a "Countdown to Star leaving the View." The fallout from Reynolds's interview with People magazine has caused a public feud between her and show leader Barbara Walters. The former lawyer says she has spoken out because she was "having trouble reconciling" with ABC's advice that she lie about her departure.
