When you've walked numerous runways, graced Vogue covers and landed fashion and fragrance campaigns, the natural and obvious next step is a makeup contract.
NEW YORK -- Jennifer Garner tries not to look at reviews of the outfits she wears because, inevitably, someone isn't going to like it.
"It's not good for my self-esteem," she said Wednesday while in New York to open the Neutrogena Sun Summit.
The exception was after the Oscars last month. Garner's violet-colored, custom-made Gucci gown was a winner – but that wasn't what she was looking for after husband Ben Affleck's film "Argo" won best picture. "I reveled in all those good pictures of him," she said.
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Kaley Cuoco is used to receiving accolades, but after wearing controversial bangs to the 2013 SAG Awards, the actress learned how it feels to be panned.
Sir Michael Caine may not be the first person who comes to mind when you think "style icon" but his look (think casual dandy) is having a major revival.
From chunky, wide glasses to fitted blazers and tailored trousers, the 80-year-old (happy birthday!) actually knows a thing or two about how to dress well.
It's time to raid your grandfather's closet.
I want to talk to you about overachieving today. Enough is enough! It's time to stop overachieving and start evolving!
What does evolution really mean to us as women?
There's a huge difference between evolving and achieving. I hear from so many women, "Gosh, why am I not where I want to be yet? Why haven't I achieved everything I want yet?"
Yes, I've been in that space. And I want to share with you: I am DONE with achieving.
First there was the phenomenon of online shopping, and now we all know that's pretty mainstream and exceptionally handy, particularly during the holidays. Then the ever growing, fast and fierce "pop up" shop was introduced to our fashionista needs and ever‐changing desires. Next up, the fashion world is going mobile! Spanning the nation with stylish threads from contemporary to vintage and designer for less. Fashion trucks are giving many a time‐crunched woman and man, a new spin on how to look their best.
Gucci hosted a private cocktail party for more than 175 guests at the House's Chicago store to celebrate the 60th Anniversary of the horsebit loafer and the 1953 collection for men and women. In celebration of this icon, Gucci launched the Made to Order program offering guests the exclusive opportunity to create a customized version of the legendary loafer, by choosing from a selection of materials, colors, linings and horsebit finishings. To further highlight the 60th anniversary, the store showcased archival images of celebrities wearing the iconic loafer during the event.
Many New Yorkers are scrambling to the offices of local plastic surgeons to get a new nose: that of British royal and picture-perfect fashionista Kate Middleton.
