In the past, Alexander Wang’s sporty, modern, and city chic collections have drawn inspiration from motorsports to classic sneakers, but for his Fall 2015 collection, the celebrated designer turned to the dark side, giving his looks a decidedly gothic feel.
Three subjects dominated the conversation on February 2nd here in New York City: the insane amount of snow covering the city (more than most boroughs saw during the Juno blizzard the prior week), groundhog Punxsutawney Phil seeing his shadow and thereby predicting another 6 weeks of winter (groan), and every detail of the previous day’s Super Bowl game.
“He’s so cool, he’s so cool, he’s so cool.” Those are the words that ran through Alabama Whitman’s head whenever she looked at her Elvis-obsessed, kung fu-loving, ultra-protective husband, Clarence Worley, in the Quentin Tarantino-written, Tony Scott-directed cult classic True Romance.
Though she doesn’t ride a Harley alongside the SAMCRO boys, Gemma Teller has done more to earn a patch than almost any member of the SOA motorcycle club — and yes, much of it has involved plotting, scheming, manipulation, extortion, revenge, assault, blackmail, and building entire houses around secrets and lies — all of it while clad in buttery leather jackets and sky-high stiletto boots.
For the fourth installment of this year’s epic Holiday Gift Guide, we’re paying homage to one of the most lovable female characters in primetime television: Dr.
Our 2014 Holiday Gift Guide features multiple installments featuring lovely giftables inspired by the most stylish women in TV and film.
What if I told you that there’s a life-changing haircare line available— not at specialty retailers, select salons, or overpriced department stores, but at drugstores all over the nation?
Are you as nutty about Halloween as Modern Family’s Claire Dunphy?
Yesterday, in the wee hours of the morning, I visited Telemundo’s studios to film a live segment on a now ubiquitous beauty trend: rainbow-colored hair!
Though the statistics are still harrowing, the incidence of breast cancer awareness has declined dramatically in the United States since the year 2000 — perhaps as a result of the growing number of campaigns aimed at educating women about the need for constant vigilance and routine breast self-exams.
