We’re just days away from Thanksgiving, and TOMS is clearly embracing a spirit of appreciation, unveiling its new heart-warming (and yes, feet-warming!) Thankful Women’s Classics ($55 at TOMS.com).
It’s officially holiday shopping time and, as usual, we’ll be offering plenty of suggestions via our ongoing gift guide series, which we will roll out in themed installments.
Though Rachel tends to get most of the credit as the Central Perk crew’s resident fashionista, Phoebe Buffay was Friends’ true unsung style hero.
It’s been a long day — one filled with a great deal of heartache for those of us who were hoping we’d kick off 2017 with Hillary Clinton as our country’s leader.
Armed with unwavering confidence, a seemingly endless treasure trove of aphorisms and witty comebacks, an enviable musical ear, and the iron-clad will to succeed and to protect her family and its legacy, Cookie Lyon had us craving more from the second she sashayed out of prison and stormed into the Empire offices and uttered the words, “I’m here to get what’s mine.” Cookie’s self-assurance, her flair for the dramatic, her acceptance of her past and present, and her comfort level with her own sensuality are all conveyed through her fashion choices.
Cult Gaia initially earned a massive fan base thanks to its stunning floral crowns, beloved by many a Coachella-loving celebrity, an playful turbands (of which I own at least five!), the latter consisting of malleable fabric headbands with wires at their centers so that wearers can bend the fabric to fit the contours of their head, then twist the ends to create turban-worthy knots, leave them dangling like playful bunny ears, or flatten them for a sleeker effect.
All my friends back in New York City are starting to break out their sweaters and light jackets, but here in Texas, the weather is still on the summery side, dipping into the high ’60s in the early mornings but then rising to the ’70s and ’80s around mid-day.
Still think of velvet as a fabric relegated to the realm of furniture upholstery?
As Harley Quinn, the psychiatrist who fell in love with the Joker at Arkham Asylum and, in the process, lost her own sanity and embraced a life of crime and erratic hijinks, Margot Robbie made Suicide Squad an absolute thrill ride.
For our second #WCW column, we’re focusing on yet another TV character who is a rebel with a cause: Jessica Jones.
