Essena O'Neill, the Instagram-famous teen who spoke out against the dangers of social-media fame, posted a new video thanking users for sharing her video and engaging in discussions about the dark side of spending too much time chasing likes.
From green wigs to fur boots in the desert, Kylie Jenner never fails to push boundaries when it comes to fashion and beauty.
It's a style switcheroo! Taylor Swift is known for her can't-get-em-out-of-your-head songs, her side-swept blonde locks, and her love of crop tops with a retro edge. But there was not a crop top in sight when the "Wildest Dreams" singer, 25, transformed her style in a '60s-esque sexy dress on Monday, Nov. 2, while enjoying a friend's birthday in L.A.
It's widely accepted that French women have it going on when it comes to style. There's a reason we can't stop pinning Parisian street-style snaps or gushing over the glory days when Coco Chanel reigned from 31 Rue Cambon. Taste is just in their DNA. The question is, how do us mere mortals achieve the same level of chic?
For all we know, Kurt Cobain bought the green sweater he wore during his 1993 appearance on MTV's "Unplugged" at a thrift store for under $10.
Twenty-two years later, that now iconic cardigan is expected to fetch up to $60,000 in a live auction, which opens Nov. 7.
Fashion trends will come and go, but after seeing these animals wearing wigs, you'll agree that some styles are timeless.
Have a look at that confident pooch, sporting golden locks and a lime green blouse. She's ready for a day at the groomer. Or the horse with such stunning braids. They sure do accentuate the long face.
Just beware of this cat in the pink wig. The neon color really highlights that piercing gaze.
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The weather's been unusually warm this week, but don't be fooled — it's definitely still boot weather. On Thursday, Frye will be setting up a leather workshop where you can get a custom monogram design on an item of your choosing. The workshop includes a demonstration in which head designer and creative director Alfred Stadler will customize a purchased Frye item, either with stitching or embossing.
