John Galliano took a dramatic fall from grace (getting fired from Christian Dior over several anti-Semitic rants), endured an uneventful fashion exile, and then slowly began to work his way back with
To ensure your three days off (!) are ultra-stylish, we found you a sexy look for date night courtesy of a Sports Illustrated model, a casual Sunday brunch getup inspired by Julianne Hough and a cute (but comfy) ensemble for you to slip into if you decide to wear something other than sweats all day Monday.
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There was a time, long ago, when fashion shows were a private matter. Gone are the days when Coco Chanel sat at the top of the staircase of her Rue Cambon salon, peering down while a very small group of fashion professionals; buyers, editors and writers furiously sketched and took notes and made serious decisions as to what would fly and what would define at that moment in time the word chic.
Q. What do Lather and a house full of bachelorettes have in common?
A. We can never have too many roses.
Reality television aside, rose is a popular ingredient in skin care -- and with good reason! Extracts of this delicate flower may be used on all skin types but are often included in products for dry, sensitive, and mature skin. Now is a great time to highlight the many ways rose is used in beauty.
