The Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival, which marks the official beginning of the outdoor music festival season, kicks off in exactly one week, which means it’s time to plan those outfits that will prove practical and comfortable but still channel the desired rocker-meets-Boho-meets-hipster vibe.
It’s almost April, ladies — and, since springtime is all about rebirth and new beginnings, why not infuse some life into our complexions and give our strands a bit more bounce?
Happy first day of spring!
EL James, author of Fifty Shades of Grey, was hardly the first person to explore the idea of a fine line existing between pleasure and pain.
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.
Last night’s Academy Awards were a mixed bag.
On Monday, I stopped by Telemundo’s “Acceso Total” show to chat about one of the most playful fashion trends for Spring 2015: fringe!
Monday may have been the coldest day of the year, but I tried my hardest to bring some heat to Telemundo 47’s “Acceso Total,” where I discussed one of the prevalent fashion trends for the upcoming Spring 2015 season: fringe!
Gothic looks have been dominating the runways for Fall 2015, with Thomas Browne staging a faux funeral in lieu of a traditional catwalk show, Alexander Wang sending out a veritable Army of Darkness donned in pieces influences by heavy metal icons, and Nicholas K showcasing an eerie but fascinating collection inspired by 1920s horror films.
Once temperatures dip to the single digits, it feels impossible to look fashionable while also staying warm — especially given the amount of layers necessary to withstand the frigid air outside.
