Wednesday, September 25th marked National Women’s Health & Fitness Day, so I started the day out by visiting CBS Austin’s “We Are Austin” and sharing some great tips and products that can help women eat healthier, sleep more soundly, achieve their fitness goals, and eradicate scary chemicals from their homes and diets.
Father’s Day is this Sunday so, if you’re still racking your brain for some ideas on what to buy for dad this year, look no further!
With spring officially here, it’s time to embrace the optimism of the season and look for new ways in which we can flourish and bloom like the flowers all around us — whether it’s by Marie Kondo-ing our homes, making some adjustments to our beauty regimens, establishing greener lifestyle habits, prioritizing our health and wellness, or adding new confidence-boosting pieces to our closets.
SXSW officially kicks off tomorrow so, before your days become absolutely chaotic, make sure to prepare for the festival so you can enjoy yourself to the maximum.
While plaid is a fall fashion staple, this year’s go-to color for the classic checkered print is much sunnier and lively than usual.
When it comes to fitness, there’s no such thing as a summer break — no matter the season, we all need to stay active and keep our bodies moving and grooving.
This weekend, in cities like San Francisco, New York, Chicago, Houston, Nashville, Cincinnati, Oklahoma City, and Seattle, members of the LGBTQ community will come together for their cities’ respective Pride parades, celebrations that seem all the more important during these turbulent times when so many politicians and lawmakers are trampling on the civil liberties of this very community.
Remember when Lara Flynn Boyle wore a pink tutu dress, along with pink heels that laced up to her knees, to the 2003 Golden Globes?
Maybe it was the frenzy over the total solar eclipse this August, the 2016 discovery of the exoplanet Proxima B, or the Star Wars franchise reboot, but fashion brands have turned their attention to not only our planetary system but the undiscovered wonders lurking in outer space.
It’s been a while since we’ve had a great trompe l’oeil moment in fashion — sure, it was cute when guys started sporting black T-shirts with screen-printed tuxedo graphics or, for that matter, when gals started rocking crewnecks printed with jeweled necklace motifs, but once these designs became ubiquitous, they lost the trickery element that made them special in the first place.
