We've noticed that a certain Jessica Simpson has been wearing tons of Revolve Clothing lately. From barely there denim cut offs and a white western True Religion button up onstage to a casual long cotton skirt from Da-Nang, we get the feeling this Simpson loves to shop.

The country girl look gets a super sassy makeover in Jessica's music video for her new song, "Come on Over." We're loving her ultra low William Rast jeans and embroidered Susanna Monaco top and check out her flirty white denim cut offs from True Religion. Talk about sass!

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Flock introduces a new way to surf the web, read up on runway reports, and feed your shopping addiction all at once! Part social network, part web browser, Flock-The Gloss Edition is especially geared towards ladies who love fashion and want to be tuned in to the latest trends.

Using a simple, easy to navigate and (dare we say) pretty pink interface, Flock-The Gloss Edition works with 10 partners and 35 different sources to neatly group celebrity, fashion, and lifestyle content in to one downloadable package. Flockers can stream media from sites like Flickr, YouTube , and Digg, catch up on the latest gossip via streamed RSS newsfeeds, view images of fashion frontrunners, find style resources, manage email, and even blog all on one browser!

Flock is unique in that it comes already plugged in to various news providers, blogs, and websites and easily allows you to manage and discover new media outlets. Bundled in their content section, you'll find categorized folders bookmarked with popular sources for fashion and beauty, celebrity gossip, lifestyle, magazines, and online shopping. Websites like BellaSugar, Glam Living, and Revolve Clothing are just a simple click away and organized so you can find your favorite online shop or blog in no time.

So what's the coolest feature from Flock-The Gloss Edition? We're loving that you can log onto networks like Facebook, Flickr or Digg (and many more) and share with your friends images, videos, and feeds from all the fascinating websites you've been exploring. Simply drag and drop the image into the People sidebar and your friends will be up to date with what's going on in your stylish neck of the woods!

Check it out for yourself! Download Flock's gloss edition here!

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Clothing brands continue to promise organic fabrics, sustainable design and labor-friendly manufacturing, but what else can your shopaholic, fashion addiction do to help?

One of our favorite labels to hit the sustainability scene is Toms Shoes. Founded by former Amazing Race contestant Blake Mycoskie, the Santa Monica-based company is devoted to creating stylish footwear and "making life more comfortable for those without shoes."

While visiting and volunteering in Argentina, Mycoskie took a liking to the traditional espadrille-esque, rope-soled slip ons, or alpargatas, worn by the locals. He also encountered extreme poverty and noticed that many of the children were without footwear. Inspired by his discoveries, Mycoskie was determined to design a similar shoe that he could sell in the states and give to these children.

Mycoskie developed a simple formula: for every pair of shoes bought, a pair would be donated to a child in need. Since the company's launch in 2006, Toms has donated over 68,000 pairs of shoes to children in Argentina, South Africa and Ethiopia and continues drop offs and donations to this day.

Like the traditional alpargatas, Toms are made from sturdy canvas but feature a rubber sole instead of rope and a leather insole for an added dash of luxury and comfort. The much-loved slip ons come in a range of vibrant colors and patterns, like polka dots and gold glitter, and are breathable so you can wear them without socks. Celebrities like Scarlett Johansson, Liv Tyler and Keira Knightly have all been spotted wearing Toms and even high-end fashionistas like Karl Lagerfield have embraced the trend.

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