We were on the hunt for a miracle: the mascara breakthrough that at long last would give us the most beautiful eyes in all the land.
Jackinlin “Jackie” Estremera was on the verge of confiding in her Kissimmee, Fla., hairstylist about her abusive ex-boyfriend — but before she could, friends say, he showed up at the salon door and the conversation ended.
Laura Mercier has body washes in “flavors” like creme de pistache and fresh fig. Philosophy sells a vanilla birthday cake gift set including bubble bath. Fresh’s Sugar line of lip balms, inspired by the mother of one of its founders, Lev Glazman, who used sugar to keep his childhood scrapes from becoming infected, now has seven shades.
If you’re craving a little more summer in your springtime wardrobe and you’re hesitant to break out the white pants, try espadrilles.
Good thing you stuck with that New Year’s Resolution to whittle those waists, guys, because this spring, fashion is all about the slim cut. Whether it’s a pant, jacket or suit, the dandy trend – with its body-conscious styles – is sticking around this season.
Elegance and simplicity with a touch of risk: They are the basic ingredients in the newest bridal collections by Carolina Herrera, Oscar de la Renta and Angel Sanchez that emphasized voluminous skirts, sharp pleats, sparkles and floral motifs.
Of all the “Gatsby” partnerships, Brooks Bros.’ 53-piece menswear collection may be the most high-profile — and most authentic.
Just how complicated can the Brazilian bikini, among the skimpiest iterations of the simple spandex triangle and string design, possibly get?
It’s time to stock up on spring trends and get excited that one day soon we won’t have four layers of winter clothing between our skin and the sun. And we’re very, very lucky that our spring shopping list has a host of items worth waiting for. Global prints
Sarah Jessica Parker loves her jewelry – but so do a pair of 3-year-old thieves.
Spring flowers are in full bloom all over – and we’re not just talking gardens.
“The lips of Marilyn Monroe and the eyes of Caligula” was a neat summing up of the “power woman” presented by Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.
You would think that after more than a decade of makeover shows telling us what not to wear and how to look good naked, we would all be better dressed.
Black retreated from runways and shop windows during the past few seasons as riotous color seized the spotlight.
Remember how watches were going to become obsolete? Everybody was just going to use a cellphone to tell time.
The traditional bridal gown isn’t a skimpy silhouette: It’s long and typically without a plunging neckline or high slit. There’s often a whole lot of fabric. One of the few opportunities for brides to be a little bare is to go with a strapless or sleeveless dress – and go with them they do.
“Is that art?” is the eternal question usually posed in gallery spaces and art museums. But for spring, the same could be asked about some of the original and complex fashion shown on the runways of New York, Paris and Milan.
The pocket square, that flourish of breast-pocket plumage that once belonged to the old school, has become a sartorial signature for a whole new generation of men, from the Hollywood celebrities and folk rock musicians who walk red carpets and grace magazine covers, to NFL players and the average guy on the street.
Jennifer Garner tries not to look at reviews of the outfits she wears because, inevitably, someone isn’t going to like it.
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis aren’t the only ones poppin’ tags at thrift shops.
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