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Alicia Keys has amassed an impressive (and expensive!) shoe collection since hitting it big, but she still has affection for the kicks she loved growing up: Reebok’s Freestyle sneakers, known to the N.Y.C. teen as “54-11s” for their after-tax price of $54.11.
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.
