The J.F. Lazartigue haircare brand was born in 1976 in Paris. Founder Jean-Francois Lazartigue is one of the most renowned hair care experts in France, and his passion for treating damaged hair was the inspiration for the J.F. Lazartigue hair care collection.

Famous for his "Facial for the Hair" and "Haute Couture for Hair" philosophies, Lazartigue wanted to address the common problems stemming from color oxidation, dryness and damage from perms, straightening and daily styling. The three staple products for the J.F. Lazartigue line include: Treatment Cream Shampoo with Collagen, Pre-shampoo cream with Shea Butter and Vita-Cream with Milk Proteins. Using only the highest quality ingredients in high concentrations, the J.F. Lazartigue collection is tested in their laboratories in France as well as J.F. Lazartigue salons and treatment centers where Mr. Lazartigue offers hair and scalp analysis.

A real entrepreneur, dedicated to the art of hair care and hair styling, J.F. Lazartigue created breakthrough hair products that make a real difference in customers' hair. His line of shampoos, conditioners, hair treatments and hair styling products has revolutionized the hair care industry, earning devoted clients the world over.

In the late 1950's, Lilly Pulitzer lived a life of luxury in Palm Beach, Florida. Her husband, Peter, owned several citrus groves and Lilly decided to open a juice stand that fresh squeezed the citrus from Peter's groves. Understandably, juicing ruined the employees' clothes and she put her mind to designing a uniform that concealed stains. She placed the task to her dressmaker and the end result was a sleeveless shift fashioned from vibrant printed cotton. Vivid pink, green, yellow, and orange swirled on the dress that also flaunted lining and lace seam bindings.

Customers flipped over the custom dress and after multiple requests for purchase, Lilly put in an order to her dressmaker and sold the dress at her stand. The colorful dress soon outsold her juice and Lilly decided to abandon the juice stand and focus on the art of fashion. Soon, Jackie Kennedy, an old friend of Lilly’s from school, started wearing Lilly Pulitzer dresses. A photo of Jackie in a Lilly Pulitzer classic shift was printed in Life Magazine and a sensation was born.

The heart of Lilly Pulitzer remains in the clothing. Signature Lilly prints grace pants, capris, shorts, polo shirts, sweaters, and of course, dresses. The Lilly Pulitzer brand has also embraced solids in Lilly’s palette of juicy colors. The Elsa Top Silk Twill Engineered by Lilly Pulitzer is a romantic beauty with a floaty, easy fit. This 100% silk blouse features long blouson sleeves and stylish smocking surrounding the stand collar. If you are looking for an exceptional accessory to match, the Shere Cable Sweater Coat from Lilly Pulitzer offers supreme style and comfort. Shawl collars are in this season and the 36-inch length makes it extremely versatile. Also, the Irving Fleece Pullover is a cute and cozy brushed fleece pullover with a kangaroo pocket and three-quarter raglan sleeves.

The joy of purchasing Lilly Pulitzer is knowing that you have purchased a timeless article of Americana. You can find Lilly Pulitzer products on Zappos.com.

Change up your daily routine with a splash of patterns in your wardrobe this spring. Today's wave of tiny prints and small prints is a welcome change to some loud, screaming floral prints of previous springs. Moms can make a chic and fashion-current statement without going for loud. Now what mom doesn't need a bit of quiet in her day, even if it's only in her spring wardrobe?

Multiple Prints

Moms can mix and match prints without looking like they let their youngest child pick out their wardrobe. There are some matching and accessorizing techniques you can use to pull together your multiple print outfit for spring.

Picking Prints by Color

Start with one small print in a color combination you love. When you stick to prints in colors that match your current wardrobe, it's easier to mix and match an infinite number of outfits.

The Little Prints

If you like some brighter colors in small doses, little prints are the way to go. Little prints include tiny scattered diamond shapes (think deck of cards, not jewelry) and mismatched polka dots.

Hints of Prints

Choose a top that only has hints of a print for even quieter print matching.

Color Matching

The key to mixing tiny polka dots with pinstripes is to find a color match in the two separates. The mixed print look makes a powerful statement when you incorporate only two contrasting colors including white and a neutral. Try white and black, white and brown, or white and navy blue.

Go For Broke

Simply pairing up two print separates does not make an outfit. Add accessories to match one of the colors in the print, even if it's not currently dominant. Pick out a hint of a peach, yellow or red in the print and add a stack of thin bracelets or a very now fringe necklace.

Top It Off

Top off the mixed print outfit with a matching solid, like a short-sleeved knit zipper sweater.

Easy Way Out

Or choose a top that already incorporates multiple prints, and pair with a capris. 

It appears that color is the fashion trend for celebrities and their award shows. Celebrities have been hitting the red carpet, wearing all kinds of different colors. They seem to be kicking off the spring season with fresh blooms of color.

The Golden Globe Awards was full of color as celebrities stepped out on the red carpet. In fact, red was a popular color with celebrities like Eva Longoria Parker, Kyra Sedgwick and Julia Ormond. Other colors that dominated at the Golden Globes were the arrays of the color blue. Jennifer Morrison, Mary Louise-Parker, January Jones, Anne Hathaway and Blake Lively all wore gowns that were shades of blue.

Color ran rampant at the Grammy Awards, which are known for being a little formal. For the Grammy’s, it appeared that multi-colored and patterned frocks were in. Rihanna, LeAnn Rimes and Paris Hilton all wore dresses that were multi-colored. While other celebrities such as Katy Perry and LeToya Luckett chose shades of pink for the red carpet.

The colors galore continued into Oscar night. It seemed once again red was a very popular color for the event. Amy Adams, Guliana Rancic, Heidi Klum and Virginia Madsen all donned red gowns for the event. Another popular color at the Oscars was purple, which was worn by Lisa Rinna, Alicia Keys and Natalie Portman.

Wearing color is the easiest celebrity fashion trend to follow. You may be following it right now and may not even realize it. Simply add some color into your wardrobe with shades of blue, red, purple, green and pink. Try to stay away from wearing all neutral colors like white, black, cream, tan and brown. You can even go a little more daring and try a multi-colored top like this one from Just Cavalli . This celebrity fashion trend is full of endless possibilities.