Fresh off a successful New York Fashion Week, Tory Burch has some bummer news: The designer has parted ways with Lyor Cohen, her boyfriend of five years.
Sandra "Pepa" Denton has been a longtime safe sex advocate and avid supporter of Lifebeat, an organization that works to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS among America's youth. And now, Salt-N-Pepa have partnered with Lifebeat and Burton Snowboards to create a “Push It” women’s snowboard, which will hit stores in September.
Despite her recent reputation for being grungier-than-thou appearance, Miley Cyrus is actually enjoying a high fashion moment. The 20-year-old star hit New York City this week to fete her new Cosmopolitan cover and also sat front row at Rachel Zoe and Marc Jacobs' Fashion Week shows.
Pinterest, eat your heart out. Here in one big slideshow we present you with all of our color palettes from the New York Fashion Week shows. If you've been holding out, merely skimming our show notes or glancing at our array of swatches, this is your moment. Think of it like being hit in the face with an extra-large box of crayons, but a lot more informative and a lot less painful. So sit back, relax, and experience Fashion Week through our slideshow.
We're done: Goodbye New York, hello Europe! There weren't many shows today, but we still managed to find a lot to like. Marc Jacobs showed a sparkling, often pantless collection topped with fur, Ralph Lauren went with luxurious pieces in rich hues, and Calvin Klein stayed true to its sleek aesthetic producing clean silhouettes finished with wide belts. See our top picks from these collections in our slideshow.
Leave it to Marc Jacobs to send off New York Fashion Week with a bang.
On Thursday evening, Marc Jacobs presented his fall collection to a massive audience at the Lexington Avenue Armory, sending his models around in luxe wool, fur, silk and knit ensembles rendered in rich hues of burgundy, navy, gray and gold.
Anya Strzemien may have hit on the Holy Grail of work-life balance and it's this: Let's just all work part-time. Midlifers have been caught in the vice grip of work, taking care of our kids, taking care of our parents and, on occasion, taking care of our much overdue need for a pedicure (but unfortunately, not so much this last one).
