A cancer charity has raised concerns about the number of people who admit that they sunburn on purpose in order to "deepen" their tan.
Macmillan Cancer Support said that 40% of Britons consciously burn their skin despite the known health risks.
The charity said that getting a painful sunburn just once every two years can triple the risk of skin cancer.
"It's not just a different place. You are different."
-A Don Draper pitch in "Mad Men's" season premiere
"Mad Men" has always been filled with quotable lines from the ever-sassy Sally Draper to "Sterling's Gold" ... and everyone in between.
Judging simply by photos, it would appear that Victoria Beckham only has one facial expression. Despite having an awesome life (successful clothing line, lovely children, hot hubby), the designer always appears to be in a foul mood.
By 15 June 2013, as London Collections: Men kicked off an intense calendar of runway shows and presentations of menswear collections for Spring/Summer 2014, fashion journalists and buyers from all over the world had arrived in the British capital with invigorated expectations about its sartorial talent.
Ruffles may seem like child's play when you're younger, but they're a tougher trend to tackle when you're no longer wearing Mary Janes with your dresses. Is it possible for adult women to wear ruffles and not look like they're headed to a play date?
Actress Ruth Wilson gave it a shot this weekend at "The Lone Ranger" premiere, sporting a long navy gown with a white ruffled neckline. The fanciful fabric surrounded a plunging neckline, effectively answering any lingering questions as to whether ruffles are only meant for little girls.
Raise those champagne glasses -- another fashion couple has tied the knot!
Designer Narciso Rodriguez married Thomas Tolan this weekend, People reports, after several years together. The couple, who reside together in Manhattan, got hitched at the Gramercy Park Hotel in front of high-profile pals like Jessica Alba.
DAKAR, Senegal — Law student Aminata Kande stepped out in a $25 blue wax print dress to watch lanky models storm a makeshift runway wearing pieces that cost ten times that amount.