If you've ever fallen asleep between a bottle of hot sauce, a half-empty box of cookies and a used pile of tissues, you may be a garbage girl. This particular Ke$ha-like species feels most zen when her surroundings are at their most chaotic, leading to a bedroom that resembles a sparkle-filled landfill. ("Garbage chic" anyone?)
Speed-dating events for skinny people exist -- and journalist Rachel Rabbit White attended one undercover.
In April, White went to one of On Speed Dating's "Skinny Minny" events, a function that the organization has sponsored at least twice. Those invited to participate include women size 8 or under -- and men of every size. Even worse, women who take part in the event have to display their dress size on their name label. Very classy.
Abercrombie and Fitch CEO Mike Jeffries issued what we'd describe as a semi-apology on Thursday for once saying that he doesn't want "fat" or "not so cool" kids wearing his company's clothes. It didn't go over very well, but before we explain all that, let's go through the entire episode in a bit more detail.
The Original Offense
Keira Knightley married beau James Righton in a simple ceremony in Mazan, France earlier this month. We loved the actress' charming outfit -- a knee-length tulle dress, Chanel jacket and flats -- and now that we've seen her wedding band-engagement ring combo, we're more obsessed with her style than ever.
Miu Miu's glittering sequin loafers in a sea blue dégradé effect will attract any and all eyes within a ten-foot radius, so it's best to wear these with a more relaxed evening look, like a tuxedo pant and your favorite tee. Or try wearing them with a pastel sweatshirt thrown on over old boyfriend jeans for a glamorous bed-to-brunch look.
Since marrying Prince William on April 29, 2011, all eyes have been on the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton. A longtime fan of unfussy designers like MaxMara, Asos and Zara, Middleton, now 31 and expecting her first child, has stuck to what works as her pregnancy progresses.
