WHAT’S IN STORE
crystal clear
In the fashion world technology has to work and look good doing it, kind of like your typical day on the job. From sleek computers to compact MP3 players, design matters and the fashion and electronic markets have taken notice of the "impress your friends" trend. Philips and Swarovski have joined forces to create Active Crystals, a collection that features Swarovski crystal encrusted headphones that won’t clash with your outfits. Philips Swarovski Mirage Headphones, $128, Swarovski
collecting couture
Forget stamps and coins; there is something more luxurious out there worth collecting. Yves Saint Laurent is offering limited edition collector powders that are available in two sets each depicting a female silhouette in a strapless dress, a design guaranteed to remain until you hit the bottom of the pan. Palette Esprit Couture blends with any eye color and complexion and is gentle enough for even the most fragile of skin types. Yves Saint Laurent Palette Esprit Couture, $57, Nordstrom
straighten up
Bad hair days are occasional annoyances, but with constant blow drying and hair spray applications, frizz can be an everyday nightmare. It’s time to straighten without leaving your hair in frizz frenzy with Frederic Fekkai Coiff Controle Ironless Straightening Balm. This non-chemical straightening balm moisturizes and strengthens all while leaving you a straight sleek fresh-out-of-the-salon look minus the salon. Frederic Fekkai Coiff Controle Ironless Straightening Balm, $25, Nordstrom
high-end sportswear
A once-barren band of the clothing spectrum has a newcomer in Las Vegas. Saltaire, which just opened at Fashion Show mall, targets men and women over 30 with its upscale sportswear. The label features luxurious fabrics, understated silhouettes, fine finishing and meticulous attention to details. Saltaire menswear and womenswear, $125 to $325, Saltaire
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