Because it is so, so good. The prices are still up there - hey, they're fancy bags - but the discounts are enough to be sorta thrilling (I'd estimate about 50% off for many styles).

Above: Mom's new M.A.C. clutch, in grey and ivory (which I've never even seen in stores). They have the M.A.C. in every possible color and pattern, along with tons and tons of other bags, wallets, and coin purses...but probably not for long. So run! RUN! And tell me what you end up getting :).

For today's RTL interview (we chatted about Whitney Houston's Prince concert debacle) and various other appointments I went with red lipstick, pounds of Forever 21 jewelry (click here for those Rhinestone Tusk earrings), and my new Urban Outfitters sunglasses.

Plus cuffed jeans and Miz Mooz oxfords. I'm not usually a kickin'-around-town-in-skinnies-and-flats girl, but I sort of love this. My feet feel fantastic, and I haven't fallen once yet (granted, it's only 2:45...give me time).

(Click here for a whole How To Wear Oxfords post.)

If you'd like to enter the Kaboodle contest I mentioned earlier, here's my styleboard of Wish List items - this is the kind of thing you'd be creating.

(Click here for product info.)

This can sit in the yard next to my Sun Jars.

(Anthro, $98)

I walked on a runway once. I was fifteen, and I got to wear the finale wedding dress during a fashion show at Javitz Center. I was carried back up the runway by two male models. It was awesome.

I figured my runway days ("day," really) were long, loooong gone, and that's a good thing...but then Kaboodle asked me to walk in a show during Internet Week this coming June. And despite the fact that I will be thirty years old and over five months pregnant, I said yes.

Why?

Because I will be thirty years old and over five months pregnant. On a runway. And I think that's pretty cool. Maybe a little brave? (Definitely terrifying. Pleasedon'tfall.)