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This Toywatch Jelly Customizable Watch has a fun concept that takes me back to my childhood days.  Little girls love changing their jewelry to match their outfit, and I remember that I had lots of accessories with similar customizable concepts when I was growing up.  The Jelly Watch has six color options for the watch face case and the same six colors for the rubber strap.  the colors are bright and fun, just like the rest of Toywatch watches.  You can mix and match the face and the strap to create the specific color combo that you are looking for.  I don’t think you would be switching out your watch face and your strap every morning so that your watch will match your outfit, but I do love the idea that you can create the exact watch combo that you want.

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There is also a watch face option that is covered in lots of tiny crystals…it is definitely my favorite!  And I think I would pair it with the orange Jelly watch strap.

The Toywatch Jelly Watch Cases are $110 each for rubber and $210 for crystal.  The Toywatch Jelly Watch Straps are $65 each.  They are available at Nordstrom.

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Toywatch Jelly Customizable Watch

Melissa Shoes makes all rubber shoes, and this is plasticized version of the classic Westwood T-strap is almost unbearably cute. Plus, it’s practical. Like you could wear it in the rain and stuff. I love this soft cotton candy pink version.

And these bright, shiny red open-toe flats are almost more than I can bear. They look like candy! Instead of those clunky wellington boots you’ve been traipsing around in, you could be wearing these sweet little girly numbers. Available from Gilt.

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Paul Smith/Oakley Frogskins in Pink Camouflage $325

I am a huge fan of the retro styles, bright colors, and patterned frames that they are using in their design but I’m not so sure that the pricetag of $325 per pair.  Yes, there are two big name designers involved in this collaboration, but these are still just rubber sunglasses.  Limited edition Frogskins in standard colors, like black rubber with colored mirrored lenses, are usually available for around $100, which I think is a very reasonable price.

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Paul Smith/Oakley Frogskins in Purple $325

What do you think of these Frogskins?  Does the Limited Edition Paul Smith label make them worth over 300% more?

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Paul Smith and Oakley Frogskin Sunglasses