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Adam Glassman's 3 Red Carpet Trends To Try -- And One To Avoid (VIDEO)
Still oohing over Scarlett Johansson's dramatic green statement necklace and ahhing about Jennifer Aniston's leggy look? Adam Glassman, Creative Director at O, The Oprah Magazine, breaks down the three red carpet trends from the 2015 award season that everyone should try -- and the one look that should never be replicated.
Try: Statement Necklace
Will Forte's Wedding Toast To Seth Meyers Is Wonderfully Inappropriate
Oh, what we would give to have been a fly on the wall at the rehearsal dinner of Seth Meyers and his now-wife Alexi Ashe.
Jennifer Lawrence Shuts Down 'Terrible Rumor' About On-Set Fight With David O. Russell
Jennifer Lawrence doesn't use social media very often, so when she does, you know it's got to be about something important.
Four Things I Want to Wear, Day 2 Milan
Fashion month usually brings over-the-top looks and accessories designed with fashion editorials in mind. But through all of it, we have to ask ourselves: What would we want to wear? Every day, the Cut brings you editors' picks — items from the runways they'd actually buy.
Kelly Osbourne Quits 'Fashion Police' After Zendaya Hair Controversy
Kelly Osbourne has left "Fashion Police." The news, first reported by TMZ, was confirmed in a statement from the E! network:
3 Things You Didn't Know You Could Do With Fabric Scraps
Everyone has that pile of clothes they no longer wear but haven't gotten around to donating. And while it's always good to donate items to, say, Goodwill, there might be a treasure trove of DIY items in there that you can use in your home.
Artist Janine Antoni Takes on Childbirth and the Female Body in Two New Shows
On a bitterly cold day in Brooklyn, artist Janine Antoni is sipping tea in her studio and talking children. Not the usual discussion of nannies, schools, social-media fears — but the profound act of childbirth itself, or the “miraculousness,” as she describes it in her native Bahamian lilt, of “this thing moving from the inside to the outside.”