When I lived in New York City, it was so cold that I had a wealth of winter weather shoes, each warmer than the next. I had L.L. Bean boots, specifically deemed for freshly fallen snow, No. 6 shearling-lined clog boots for hard-packed snow that caked the city's sidewalks and a bunch of other boots for everyday occasions, like my Adrienne Vittadini riding boots and my mid-calf grey Frey booties.
Apologies in advance for sounding like a broken record, but there is a boob window trend afoot and it only seems to be growing. (The trend, that is, not the boob windows themselves.)
It seems like yesterday that Kate Middleton and Prince William started dating, but since their college days, they have gotten married and are now expecting.
Acclaimed author Hilary Mantel caused quite the stir after she defined Middleton as "a jointed doll on which certain rags are hung" whose "only point and purpose being to give birth." She also described the princess as "plastic" and "designed to breed."
Kate Middleton's baby bump is finally officially here!
We got a glimpse of the duchess' growing belly a few weeks ago when she stepped out to do some shopping in a Zara cape. But today, Kate put her bump front and center in a gray MaxMara wrap dress (from 2011, unfortunately) during an official engagement at London's Hope House.
Nice Peter, the guy behind Epic Rap Battles of History, has recently had to deal with a troubling fact: he's going bald. But rather than sit around and wait for it like a chump, he decided to face baldness head on and shave his head. Naturally, the only way for Nice Peter to take that leap, was with a song.
Watch above as this brave young man has his head shaved while singing the "Bald Guy Song".
We all kinda freaked out when Michelle Obama cut her bangs, debating why she did it, how they looked and if she'd totally regret it. President Obama loved them ("I love her bangs... She looks good.
As a girl who loves layers (the more, the better), I always look forward to seeing what comes down the Nicholas K runway. Brother and sister design duo Nicholas and Christopher Kunz are known for their drapey fabrics, loose knits and oversized jackets that make layering simple, yet sophisticated.
