Got your heels, Cosmos and tickets ready for Sex and the City 2?

Sarah Jessica Parker, Kristin Davis, Cynthia Nixon and Kim Cattrall dazzled at the SATC world premiere in NYC—looking fabulous in yellow Valentino, vintage hot pink Jean Desses, black Carolina Herrera and gold Naeem Khan, respectively.  

We love a fabulous-looking tan—the safe way.

Go self tanners, bronzers and spray tans.

But when it comes to the sun, you can't be too careful. May is Skin Cancer Awareness month, so it's a great reminder to wear sunscreen every time you're in the sun.  

Self-tanner can be a tricky, tricky thing. It's been out on the market for years now, yet it still eludes even the best of us.

For example—in the six years that I have been diligently using it, I have been splotched, striped, and made to look as if I had some sort of odd skin disease eating off my Oompah Loompah skin at my neckline.

Hooray for self-tanner! 

Neutral colors are all the rage this spring and summer.

Here's how two NYC gals flaunt the look—both coincidentally work in fashion.  

How much would you spend for a Tee?

Would your budget be greater if the Tee was designed by a glitzy designer like Valentino?  

The month of May almost always makes me giddy with glee. The snow melts, the sun comes out to play, the grass turns green, and it's time to plant my spring garden!

 

Shopping has long been glamorized on TV and in movies—the most famous example being Sex and the City.

But for some women, shopping can become unmanageable. Even scary.

Avis Cardella discusses her shopping addiction in her newly-released memoir Spent ($17, amazon.com). I recently chatted with the author about her reasons for writing the book.  

We've all been there: trying to find your dream job, but how do you do it when there's a recession?

Tune in for MTV Hired, which premieres tonight at 6:30 p.m. ET/PT.

The docu-series gives an insider look at young people looking for their dream job in a variety of fields—from event coordinating and shoe design to fashion. The task is even more daunting given one of the toughest job markets in history.

Among the companies featured on the show include shoe company Steve Madden, theBalm Cosmetics and SheFinds, a buying guide that helps women shop online.

Viewers will get a firsthand look at the job process experienced by applicants during the interview process—the ups and downs and the anxiety, while they wait to get a call back from a potential employer.

Pictured, on the left, above is Michelle Madhok, CEO and editor in chief of SheFinds.com, who appears on the MTV show.

Tell me, will you watch MTV Hired?