Glory of Love — Part 1 of our 2016 Valentine’s Day Gift Guide Is Here!
Gals’ hearts will race should they be so fortunate as to receive one of these romantic gifts come Valentine’s Day.
Gals’ hearts will race should they be so fortunate as to receive one of these romantic gifts come Valentine’s Day.
Maya Angelou once said, “I have found that among its other benefits, giving liberates the soul of the giver.” This principle seems to have guided the creation of RumbaTime’s new Jane collection and accompanying “Time to Make A Difference” campaign.
Ever heard the term “mechanical stress”?
Only a handful of stars truly shone on the 2016 Screen Actors Guild Awards red carpet, but those who did, were more radiant than supernovas.
Like Carine Roifeld and the late Dauphne Guinness, French model Ines de la Fressange has long fascinated fashion designers as well as street style watchers with her distinctively Parisian style: her penchant for perfectly tailored blazers, often cinched at the waist, and ankle-length pants, her flair for layering collared shirts under slouchy sweaters, and her keen eye for mixing prints ranging from polka dots to nautical stripes, houndstooth patterns, gingham, and leopard spots.
File this under the you-learn-something-new-every-day category: athletic footwear and apparel giant Reebok takes its name from the animal known as the rhebok, a species of antelope endemic to South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Swaziland.
There’s a reason why Beyoncé’s new Heat Kissed fragrance is packaged inside a translucent red bottle that’s not fully transparent: the aromatic composition therein evokes passion and ardor, but there’s also a sense of mystery and intrigue to the aroma that serves to magnify its appeal.
A Tibetan proverb affirms, “Goodness speaks in a whisper; evil shouts.” Perhaps this was the mindset behind the creation of Zoya’s Transitional SS16 collection, an array of muted and creamy nail polishes that exude softness, innocence, and tranquility, but never scream for attention.
In New York City, we’re bracing for the “blockbuster blizzard” the media has predicted will be blanketing much of the Northeastern with quite a few inches of snow.
Nelly Furtado had the right idea when she chanted, “The bigger the better/the bigger the better/the bigger the better” in her 2012 single “Big Hoops:” this season’s jewelry is major — and not just in a metaphorical sense.