Dr. Charlotte King rushes to the hospital in this scene from Private Practice, dressed ready for a night out. Her lab coat covers up a chic red cocktail dress (like this one by Jil Sander), which she simply wears with matching BCBG patent pumps and teardrop earrings. Shop her exact shoes and other like items now!
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In this scene from Private Practice, Charlotte King joins her co-workers in dressing up for a special event. She stuns in a Diane von Furstenberg sequined gown, wearing it with Pelle Moda heels, Judith Jack earrings, a Nadri necklace, and a Sondra Roberts satin clutch. Although her dress isn't available online, all of her accessories are, so be sure to shop them now!
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Chief of Staff Charlotte King looks so casual and cute in this scene from Private Practice. Wearing layered tanks (the cream one by David Meister and the gray James Perse), with Nike Cargo shorts, Charlotte looks fit for housework, such as the plumbing she has to attend to! Her ponytail and flip flops provide the finishing touches. Shop it all now!
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In the 12th episode of the season, Charlotte King sits back and relaxes in her Loomstate dress. It's not available online, so shop the Kimchi Blue version instead, and while you're at it grab a pair of her Max Studio pumps too.
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Dr. Charlotte King steps out of the office and into a hard hat in this scene from the sixth episode of Private Practice. She doesn't seem to be doing too much manual labor though, which is a good thing since she shouldn't dirty up that beautiful light sheath dress she's wearing (shop a similar option from Dior). All that's left is a pair of pumps, simple earrings, and a silver watch. Shop it all now.
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From "Ally McBeal" to "The Practice" to "Boston Legal," nobody knows the formula for a television hit quite like David E. Kelley. And that's exactly why I'm both anticipating and dreading tonight's premiere of "The Wedding Bells," Kelley's latest creation. Kelley's built a career on one-dimensional, stereotypical characters who get themselves into one wacky situation after another while learning Meaningful Lessons about Life, and I'm afraid "Wedding Bells" looks like more of the same.
My reservations start with the title: See, they're wedding planners, and their last name is Bell! The Wedding Bells! Yuk-yuk! The clips I've seen stay close to the standard wedding cliches of run-away brides and overly demanding mothers. Add in the "twist" that the Bells themselves are still looking for love, and it starts to sound like a cloying, cutesy nightmare. (To see the clips for yourself, go to the show's site and click the link for video.) Or, to watch an extended preview that made me laugh several times, read more
