Since my first cell phone had rechargeable double AA batteries (yes, you read that correctly), I have been in love with mobile technology. Fast forward to the Nokia I had in college - the one with the customizable faceplates and keypads - that I changed to match every outfit. These days, I have a couple of different cases for my iPhone 4. While most of them serve utilitarian purposes, like my Mophie, my favorite is just plain pretty.

While obsessively refreshing the Kate Spade website in hopes of catching a glimpse of the latest spring bags, I saw the perfect outfit for my iPhone: the All Eyes case.

Between my obsession with thick black liquid eyeliner and my day job as a Social Media Manager, the imagery couldn't be more perfect. It also doesn't hurt that the eyes remind me of Audrey Hepburn and I hear the song Moon River run through my head now and then.

How do you dress up (or down) your technology? PS - how excited are you for the iPad 3?

The weekends in NYC are the best kind of unpredictable. You never know where you'll end up, who you'll see or what the weather will be like. Let's face it - everything about New York is unpredictable and that's exactly why we love it. This past Saturday I popped over to SoHo for brunch with one of my friends at Rubirosa (get the vodka pie - you won't regret it). We ate, we drank, we giggled, we bonded. I wish every Saturday could be like that!

When I was editing the photos, I realized that in my eagerness to embrace spring, I went a bit trend overboard. In my defense, however, I've been rocking these two tone oxfords for over a year. I was beyond thrilled to see a similar pair on the runway at Tibi for fall 2012. It's a great feeling when your own fashion instincts are confirmed. Between the nautical stripes, neon accents and the oxfords this could have been trend overload, but the look was broken up by the fur vest and black ankle length pants.

Sunnies: Tom Ford Nikita (no longer available, similar available here and here)

Necklace: Adia Kibur via ideeli, also available via Bauble Bar

Striped tee: Old Navy (no longer available, similar available here)

Fur vest: Michael Michael Kors c/o Lucky Magazine and Lord & Taylor (no longer available, similar available here)

Watch: c/o DKNY (no longer available, similar available here)

Black ankle pants: Lane Bryant

Handbag: Chanel

Oxfords: Fitzwell (no longer available, similar available here)

Lipstick: NARS Velvet Gloss Lip Pencil in Mexican Rose

Photos by Eliot

When you think of MAC Cosmetics, you may not always think of nail polish, but you should. In recent years, MAC has made great strides in the nail department. From two trend collections with Jin Soon, to Senior Artist Keri Blair doing nails backstage at Fashion Week, the brand's got a new outlook on tips and toes.  With the release of the Cook MAC, Shop MAC and Vera collections come three gorgeous polishes that are right on trend.

Al Fredo: Named after the over-indulgent pasta sauce, Al Fredo is a buttery bright yellow cream.

Salad Dressed: This shade reminds me of what might happen if you mixed mint green with a true deep teal. The result is a gorgeous, spring-ready light teal shade that doesn't feel pastel.

Play Day: A bright coral cream, just want for the pastel-loving romantic in all of us.

MAC Nail Lacquers retail for $16 each.

After spending a week running around Lincoln Center for Fashion Week attempting to pretend that it was spring, I just couldn't reach back into my closet for the thick knits or the oversized coats any more. New Yorkers are the most seasonally confused once it begins to hit 50 degrees in the spring. You'll see the widest range of outfits, including everything from Uggs to flip flops and bare legs, so I'd like to think that my look was on the more appropriate side of the scale, but even I was cold. Needless to say, I'm so thrilled that it's finally beginning to warm up in the city, even if our 10 day forecasts are still peppered with 30 degree temperatures, high winds and rain.

Anorak: One Stop Plus (no longer available, similar available here)

Ruffled top: Old Navy (no longer available, similar available here)

Skinny jeans: Torrid

Nude bow pumps: Jeffrey Campbell (no longer available, similar here and here)

Bag: DKNY

Bow cuff: Kate Spade (no longer available, similar here, here and here)

Lipstick: Maybelline's Color Sensational in Very Cherry

Nail polish: Sally Hansen Salon Effects in Cry Baby

Photos by Tarah Shashaty

In honor of the 84th Academy Awards, Voli Light Vodkas has prepared a series of cocktails celebrating this year's best and brightest.

The Golden Era (inspired by Midnight In Paris)

1 1⁄2 oz Voli Orange Vanilla

2 oz Lemonade

1⁄2 oz agave nectar

1⁄2 pineapple juice

Garnish: Orange Wheel

In a mixing tin, add ice, Voli Orange Vanilla, lemonade, agave nectar, pineapple juice and shake. Strain into a martini glass.

Approximate calories: 144

In honor of the 84th Academy Awards, Voli Light Vodkas has prepared a series of cocktails celebrating this year's best and brightest.

The Sweet Revenge (inspired by The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo)

2 oz Raspberry Cocoa

2 Raspberries

2 Blackberries

1 oz apple cider

1⁄4 oz maple syrup

Muddle berries and maple syrup. Add all ingredients then shake and strain

Glass: Martini

Garnish: Raspberries

Approximate calories: 150

Finds Of The Week:

• High: Adia Kibur Multi-strand neon bead and crystal necklace in neon pink, $174

• Low: Chevron beaded clutch, $25

Off The Wire:

• The ever-evolving DKNY PR Girl is now on Pinterest.

• MAC announced a Marilyn Monroe-based collection, launching October 2012.

• Rent The Runway's NYC sample sale runs February 28 - March 4, with prices up to 95% off.

Smart Reads:

• 5 Under $50: Novelty Prints - The Budget Babe
• Peplums For Spring! - Miss Whoever You Are

• Oscar Weekend, Here We Are! - Afrobella

In honor of the 84th Academy Awards, Voli Light Vodkas has prepared a series of cocktails celebrating this year's best and brightest.

The Golden Drop

2 oz Voli Lemon

1 oz fresh lemon juice

1⁄2 packet sweetener

Shake and strain

Approximate calories: 110

Introducing Friends of Style IT, a new interview series that offers a bit of insight (plus a side serving of whit and giggles) into the lives of some of the most superhuman people I know.

I'm not 100% sure how I met makeup artist Joey Camasta, but I have a feeling that it has something to do with Heather Park's talent to connect like-minded people. Frankly, it doesn't matter how little or long I've known Joey, I always know there's a bear hug, expert makeup tips, and a never-ending quippy vocabulary available when I need it. While I consider Joey my personal makeup consultant (ie, if there's a beauty problem I can't solve, his is the only opinion that I trust), there are celebrities who rely on his expertise to keep them looking fly, including Johnny Weir, Shannon Doherty, superstar DJ Mia Moretti, Kanye West and most recently, Snooki.  He's also the key artist for the Number Lab, Rolando Santana and Adrienne Landau shows during New York Fashion Week. Thanks to his crazy schedule, it looks like we'll need to start having Skype sessions instead of in-store visits.

For insight into what makes Joey MAC's best kept secret, read on.

How did you get your start in the industry?

Well, I was gay, and my mothers beauty icon was Tammy Fay! you do the math!

What's the funniest fashion mishap that you've witnessed? Bonus points if it's actually happened to you.

I was backstage at Michael Kors, with all the commotion of first looks, I dropped my huge bottle of body lotion, it landed on the pump and lotion shot 8 feet across the room directly onto the back of Molly Sims camel suede skirt!! I RAN AND GOT THE FUCK OUT OF THERE!

The last album you downloaded was.....

M83 Hurry Up were Dreaming

What is your ultimate fashion (or beauty) must have?

Diptyque Candles, Clinique Non streak Bronzer for men, Harley Davidson T- Shirts

If you waned to dispel one myth about the fashion industry, what would it be?

One size doesn't always fit ALL!

To keep up with all of Joey's hysterical antics (and what celebrity client he's working on next), follow him on Twitter.