It's bottoms up for Suzy Cortez, who has just been declared the 2015 winner of the Miss BumBum Pageant,
The cheeky contest to aims to find the top bottom in Brazil.
To win the coveted prize, the 26-year-old fitness model had to beat out 500 other fannies, including 15 at the Monday night finale.
To get to this exalted place in Brazilian culture, Cortez had to work her gluteus to the maximus.
Between the beach waves and mile-long legs, the scene backstage at the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show Tuesday was mind-blowing. So we had to chat with a few of our favorite models to help cure our #AngelEnvy. Below, their ultimate beauty tips.
Just as I thought, the women on the red carpet at the Country Music Association Awards went with subtle, soft colors and natural layering. Carrie Underwood was beautifully emblematic of this strong trend with her baby blonde locks and big, open waves.
But the men... wow! This is where the action and variety were at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee.
Jennifer Lawrence has had a Hunger Games film premiere every year since 2012, and her style has evolved and changed (to say nothing of her hair) as time has gone on. But for her final tour, Lawrence returned to a showstopping styling trick that put her on the map as “one to watch” during her first go-around: weaving a necklace into her updo.
Working in an office building that's connected to a Kmart certainly has its perks. We can always run downstairs to buy an affordable pair of black tights when there's an unexpected snag or grab a trial size of deodorant to freshen up after running around in heels.
Even off-duty, Victoria’s Secret Angels hit the sidewalk like it’s a catwalk. And leading up to the big show there was one Angel-approved shoe that some of biggest models were wearing around N.Y.C. — Stuart Weitzman’s over-the-knee “Highland” boot. Because being a VS angel means being sexy 365 days a year. (It also means having killer legs that were made for over-the-knee boots.)
That's Mrs. Madden to you! Cameron Diaz stepped out in L.A. on Monday, Nov. 9, rocking a cream top-handle purse with a pair of unexpected initials hidden right under the flap: C.M. for her married name, Cameron Madden.
New data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows that the use of intrauterine devices and implants has almost doubled in recent years as more women open their arms (and uteri) to these highly effective, long-acting reversible contraceptives — also known as LARCs.
