StyleSpy with Katrina Szish

Leave it to Rebecca Romijn to forego prenatal pickles in favor of something posh. 

The sexy expecting one hit luxe L.A. baby boutique Petit Tresor today with hubby Jerry O'Connell.  Rather than stocking up on onesies, the joyful duo indulged in the full collection of decadent Belli skincare products for moms-to-be. 

Belli's motto is "Embrace life, enhance beauty" and offers everything from stretch mark serums to eye brightening creams.

This, my friends, is how to kick off those nine months in style.

You gotta love New York City.

Where else could you find a Ford-model-slash-yogi offering free weekly yoga classes (FYI: the best way to score a bikini bod like Jennifer Aniston)?!  Even better, you never know with whom you'll be downward dogging.  Everyone from software CEOs to fashion models to reality TV stars have stopped by for a collectively chic "om."

Classes are usually on Thursday nights in Central Park, but the lovely Ms. Stiles likes to keep things fresh, so be sure to check out her Facebook group page for exact times, dates and locations.

I recommend Tara Stiles' instruction not just because she knows her craft, but also because she's not a freaky yoga person.  I asked her to explain her philosophy, and here's what she told me:

"Yoga is for everybody, not just "yoga people" or people who dress like them.  Certain yoga traditions can feel as exclusive as those high-school clicks.  You don't have to become a Hindu or quit your job and move to an Ashram.  I won't read out of my journal or instruct you to become one with the earth.  You will sweat and improve your strength, flexibility, balance and feel great.  I don't preach spirituality. It's not necessary. It's a big area of confusion that you have to have certain spiritual beliefs to practice yoga. When you start yoga, you get stronger, health improves, and things get more obvious. Nothing mystical, it just happens."

And did I mention the classes are FREE?  Beat the recession, stay in shape and rub toned shoulders with Manhattan's elite beneath a canopy of green trees.  Run don't walk!

psst...got a recession-proof activity to recommend??  please share!

I still love the Water Taxi staycation...

Nothing wakes you up in the morning like a shot of superstar. 

Natasha Bedingfield gave me the boost I needed this morning when I ran into her in the green room at the "Today Show."  She was performing, and I was talking summer style.

I've met Natasha before and am happy to report that she remains one of the nicest celebs out there (I also loved her performance on the recent season of "The Bachelorette"...how cute is it that she serenaded the happy couple with "Soulmate" as they were falling in love!  Awwww). 

Natasha looked hot in a black tank top, sky-high heels and skinny jeans...she even did a costume change before her second performance, and opted for a floaty white tank.  Simple chic at its best.

Following my wake-up call, I showed "Today Show" viewers how to pack for a beach weekend getaway -- it's all about streamlining without sacrificing style. 

Watch my segment here!

...I see eco underpants!


Eco Boudoir, based in London, offers sexy little things that are green and gorgeous.  A perfect gift for the yoga-loving bride...or for you.

Their philosophy: "Eco-Boudoir uses fabrics that are highly renewable and which do not bring pollution to people or the environment in their processing. We challenge the Eco-market in terms of design and branding and challenge the luxury market in terms of sustainability. We have made eco 'sexy'."

Just had to share.




What's your favorite green-goes-glam product?

I find the tabloids' latest bombshell, the rumored affair between Madonna and Yankee third baseman Alex Rodriguez, aka A-Rod, interesting only because of the professions of those involved: mega-celebrity and star athlete.

Whether or not there is truth to the rumor (Madonna denied the allegations in an official statement on Sunday), this illuminates the trend of Hollywood A-listers dating pro athletes. 

Have leading men lost their mojo?  Have musicians gotten musty?

Eva Longoria Parker is celebrating her one-year wedding anniversary with hoops star Tony Parker (check out our gallery!).

Gisele and QB Tom Brady are possibly the most beautiful couple on the planet (sorry Brad and Angie).

Hilary Duff's romance with hockey star Mike Comrie continues to sizzle.

Kate Hudson and Lance Armstrong's "friendship" appears to be heating up.

Jessica Simpson and Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo are still going strong.

Victoria's Secret supermodel Adriana Lima was recently taken off the market by basketballer Marko Jaric.

What is it with athletes (besides their bods and bankroll)?  Is their brand of celebrity less threatening to red carpet regulars?  Are they in the limelight just enough, but not too much to overshadow the starlets?  Or is it just a relief to date outside the industry?  Or am I over-thinking this?!

As a big fan of all things POP, I am always mesmerized by products inspired by POP-CULTURE and POP-ART that boast both form and function -- particularly when said products look like kids' toys.

I suppose for many these products do double as kids' toys, but due to their inherent functionality, I also consider them "adult toys" (in the most innocent way, of course; but that headline got your attention, didn't it?)

Take a look at three I'm currently coveting:

1. TOY WATCH'S NEW NEON PLASTERAMIC, $195

Like a swankier Swatch (my all-time favorite), Toy Watch nods to the neon trend with this bright series.  Considering the continuation of the all-things-colorful trend, TheCoolhunter.net makes a wise observation: "..the Toy Watch could be the new RayBan Wayfarer."

2. DREAM KITTY'S SOLAR-POWERED HELLO KITTY CHARGING STATION, $159.99

This 5x3-inch, eco-friendly charger powers to full capacity after 6 hours in the sunlight, or after about 1 hour plugged-in.  Charge computers, cameras, cell phones and MP3 players.  The charger even has a built-in LED that provides 48 hours of interrupted light.

3.  MIMOBOT USB FLASH DRIVE, from $39.95

Launched in 2005 by mimoco (MEE-mo-co), these limited edition artist-designed flash drives carry all the typical tech-y stuff (files, pictures, documents, presentations) without making you yawn --- or yearn for something chic.  There's something very Gwen Stefani/Harajuku Lovers about these cute little pals...I like the stripes and bears, but there's also a Princess Leia version for those truly pop-culture obsessed.

WANNA PLAY????