As a master in the art of accessorizing, Cuban-American jewelry designer Annie Basulto, the mastermind behind Brooklyn-based, street-savvy, ultra badass costume jewelry line Cubannie Links has long harbored an interest in unique nail looks that could make a striking fashion statement.
Think of springtime as a massive prism, reflecting light in a unique way so that, instead of the typical rainbow shades, we encounter softer, daintier pastel hues.
When it comes to makeup, few things irritate women more than discovering that a favorite lipstick color has been discontinued but, on that rather short list of cosmetics-related grievances, you’ll indubitably find a collective frustration over finding the right shade of foundation, never mind the desired consistency, finish, and depth of coverage.
Finding the right hair oil can feel like a Goldilocks-worthy endeavor (well, minus the trespassing, loitering, and property damage that wretched child wrought upon the three bears) —some are too rich, weighing hair down and leaving behind a greasy residue; some are too light, failing to properly moisturize and smooth your tresses; and some are, well, just right.
Few runway shows during Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week manage to produce the kind of wide-eyed wonderment in me that Reem Acra so effortlessly instills via her productions season after season.
One of our picks for best-dressed at the 2013 Golden Globes was the lovely Jessica Alba, who lit up the red carpet in a strapless peach-colored Oscar de la Renta gown.
Chances are, if you peek inside any makeup artist or beauty aficionado’s stash of goodies, you’ll find the Urban Decay Naked or Naked 2 eye shadow palettes.
Yesterday, I had the pleasure of filming a new beauty segment for Telemundo’s “Mujer de Hoy,” this time focusing on makeup looks inspired by Disney princesses and on cosmetic sets that nod to classic fairy tales like Snow White, Cinderella, and Sleeping Beauty.
Whenever Hilary Duff smiles (or, for that matter, Suze Orman), I feel like reaching for my Ray-Bans so as to protect myself from retinal damage.
UK-based nail art company Nail Rock has already won over fans with its printed nail stickers, which feature patterns like black leopard spots against a hot pink background, white polka dots against a red backdrop, an oversize Union Jack motif, tattoo-inspired orange and yellow flame motifs against a black background, and more.
