I’ve always been a fan of classic black-and-white polka dot patterns — there’s something so timeless and fun about both the spotted motif and the monochromatic color scheme.
It’s easy being green when you’ve got the right selection of beauty products!
Like I said in my latest Telemundo NY “Acceso Total” segment, Sleeping Beauty was one sly fox!
There are hair stylists and then there are mane whisperers, maestros who look at strands as prime building materials with which to craft compelling narratives and create visual masterpieces.
Yesterday, I stopped by Telemundo 47’s “Acceso Total” show to chat about the latest high-tech beauty gadgets designed for at-home use and developed using many of the technologies previously only available at dermatologist and dentist offices, not to mention professional hair and nail salons, spas, and makeup studios.
I said it (and tweeted it) last night, and I’ll do so again: Margot Robbie had hands-down the best lip of the evening.
Both the Maybelline makeup and Kenra Professional hairstyling teams described the beauty look for the SUNO Fall 2015 show as having tribal overtones, but there was a subtlety in their execution that emphasized a mood, a state of mind, rather than underlining a sociocultural group or overtly referencing a specific population or geographic locale.
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.
