Rock A Gnarly Mani With China Glaze’s “Stoked To Soaked” Nail Lacquer Collection
Summertime is all about brightness and sunshine, so why shouldn’t your fingertips get to enjoy some of that vivacious energy?
Summertime is all about brightness and sunshine, so why shouldn’t your fingertips get to enjoy some of that vivacious energy?
If you watched and practically memorized all Sex and the City episodes, then you might remember Season One’s final episode “Oh Come All Ye Faithful,” when Carrie demanded she meet Mr.
Without a doubt, the beauty essential that should top your list all summer long doesn’t involve a mascara wand, a tube of neon bright nail polish, or a crayon-like lip pencil.
Fragrances should evoke memories, capture or even enhance moods, tap into the overarching themes of seasons and locales, and allow us to delve into a realm of fantasy.
Summer is in full swing and, with humidity levels and temperatures both rising, it’s all too common to feel sweaty, sticky, and balmy before the day is even half way through.
After so many seasons in which statement necklaces reigned supreme, this year jewelry designers are increasingly focused on using ears as their canvases, finding curious ways to embellish every area from the lobe to the helix and tragus.
Last week, right before the Fourth of July weekend, I stopped by Telemundo’s “Primera Edición” to chat about the latest footwear trends — from flat espadrilles, knee-high gladiators, and flatform sandals to shoes with stylish cut-outs, tropical and floral prints, bright neon shades, color-blocked motifs, and tribal patterns.
Over the years, I’ve bemoaned my seeming inability to develop petal-soft hands and long, strong nails that don’t break or peel into weak onion-like layers.
Yesterday, I had the pleasure of stopping by Telemundo 47’s “Primera Edición” to chat about every woman’s best friend — shoes!
Little girls nowadays have a plethora of footwear options — light-up sneakers, sparkly ballerina flats, stylish gladiator sandals, and so forth — but those of us who came of age in the ’80s fondly remember fisherman-style jelly sandals as being the definitive go-to spring and summer shoe.