Black and white are everywhere this season, from couture runways to sidewalk window displays. You'll see this dynamic duo iterated in a number of ways, from color blocks chockfull of contrast, to perky polka dots, serious stripes and bold graphic elements. And since interiors always follow fashion, I predict we'll start to see black and white infiltrating homes and commercial spaces in upcoming seasons.
In Patti Stanger's book Become Your Own Matchmaker: 8 Easy Steps for Attracting Your Perfect Mate she's not understanding of folks operating on a budget. She tells her readers to get their butts to the salon anyway. While this advice is given to women looking for a mate, I believe Patti's intense wardrobe and self-care doctrine should be given for small business owners as well. Whether you are a man or a woman--if you work for yourself every time you go to a networking event you are representing your brand. Fortunately for some and unfortunately for others first impressions matter.
Being a Facebook executive has its perks.
Sheryl Sandberg, the COO of the social network, is earning some pocket change from her new hit book, Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead.
Lean In went straight to the No. 1 spot on Amazon's Best Sellers list on its first day of sales.
Being a swimsuit model isn't as glamorous as it looks; just ask Alyssa Miller, who shares in a video all the odd techniques that are used to make paint look like clothing.
Secret #1: Paper Towel Is A Model's Friend
Any part of a model's body that won't be airbrushed must be covered with paper towel. As Miller says, it's "kinda ghetto."
Is there a better time than a frigid winter’s weeknight to try a decadent body treatment? I arrived at Wall Street’s Setai Spa wind-burned and wearied after a multi-block detour (thanks, Apple Maps), and preoccupied by my looming deadlines. In store was the DayNa Decker Sierra Renewal, an elitist blend of thermal bathing, head-to-toe exfoliating, and aromatic massaging — heavy emphasis on the aroma throughout.
Love your short hair but stumped about how to accessorize your locks on the Big Day? Although it may seem like wedding headpieces were made for long-haired gals, they look just as great as great on short-haired brides.
In the video above, The Knot explains how to wear cathedral veils, headbands, clips, flowers and more, no matter how much hair you've got.
