Guess what, gals? Guys need them too.
It's safe to assume most people consider Spanx a girdlelike contraption for women.
Think again. Guys need them too.
The question is: Why does this sound so funny?
Estée Lauder is giving away 5 lovely makeup palettes—perfect for fall.
The week has whizzed by, hasn't it? It's Friday, and we have a giveaway.
Fall will be here before we know it. A time when you can actually wear makeup and eye shadow without it running down your face.
The lovely people at Estée Lauder are giving away five Blue Dahlia eye shadow palettes , worth $42 each. The shadow is part of the company's Blue Dahlia collection for Fall 2010.
The retailer's fall lineup looks fabulous.
New York Fashion Week isn't kicking off until next month, but Target got a jump start last night.
The retailer hosted its Kaleidoscopic Fashion Spectacular, celebrating its Fall 2010 collection.
And talk about a celebration: 66 dancers performed a highly choreographed routine, LED lights created brilliant patterns and the show was set to an original musical score by Sam Spiegel, recorded with a 30 piece orchestra.
Stars such as Mary-Louise Parker, Katrina Bowden and Olivia Palermo as well as fashion star/Target expert Nina Garcia attended the extravaganza held at New York City's ultrafashionable Standard Hotel.
M.A.C's new collection includes eye-popping shades and super-shiny glosses.
Inspired by Lady Gaga, M.A.C's latest collection, Dare to Wear, is not for the faint of heart.
It's all about bold, brilliant color for the eyes and lips. And when M.A.C does bold, it's no exaggeration. The colors are bright, intense and will you get you noticed—much like the famous Gaga.
M.A.C, a makeup trend leader and fixture backstage at fashion shows around the globe, promises the collection will deliver "interdimensional one-coat color on the first stroke."
The short boots are my current obsession for fall.
Remember when back-to-school shopping would make you excited for school—and, consequently, fall?
My school days are long behind me, but I still get jazzed for fall fashion.
My current fixation: booties. I recently finished a fashion story on these versatile shoes, which are shorter than traditional boots but taller than shoes.
The jeans-plus-leggings style is hot for fall.
I am really not a fan of leggings and was happy when a British fashion editor proclaimed they were over. Well, the style isn't going away any time soon.
Investment firm Goldman Sachs says jeggings—denim jeans in a stretchy, leggings silhouette—will be hot for fall.
Great, so happy a style that flatters very few women will dominate the retail stores again. Still determined to wear jeggings?
Think of them like skinny jeans—and team them with looser silhouettes to balance the skinny style. Blouses, tees, slouchy blazers and drapey cardigans would be good matches.
Here are 5 beauty products with dirty-sounding names.
"Go beautifully nude" reads the product description for NARS Orgasm Illuminator, a sheer fluid designed to make skin appear refreshed, radiant and glowing.
Like the glow you get from ... right.
Iluminator, $29, is part of the beauty company's popular Orgasm line—the Orgasm blush, for one, is a cult favorite.
NARS Orgasm is one example in a line of beauty products with dirty-sounding names. We know sex sells, but these are names that you might be embarrassed to say around your mother.
Enter to win a free Lancome bronzer.
It's Friday again—great!
Free makeup? Even better!
Summer may be ending soon, but that doesn't mean you need to lose your summer glow.
What better way to achieve a sun-kissed look than with bronzing powder?
Well guess what?
