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Blake Lively in Vena Cava - I Want That!

Filed under: Get the Look

Blake Lively

Holy high waisted hippie skirt! We thought that these long skirts so weren't trendy but we are more than happy to pull these babies out of the back of our closet so they can see the light of day again. Just so glad that Blake went first...

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Ballet Flats, Clearly Labeled, by Slow and Steady Wins the Race.

Filed under: Shoes

For those of us who have trouble locating our shoes, New York designers Slow and Steady Wins the Race can help. Their canvas ballet flats are clearly labeled, so there's no more confusing your stilettos or wedges with these heel-free wardrobe staples.

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Fashion Rules Board Game: a Stylish Alternative to Monopoly

Fashion Rules Board Game
It's holiday season. That means family get-togethers...which more often than not means board games. But this year, rather than submitting to another round of Cranium, why not suggest something a little more stylish?

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Sonicare Healthy White - the Return of the King

Filed under: Product Reviews

Sonicare Healthy WhiteA healthy, pretty white smile is the foundation of a great look. Electric toothbrushes make it that much easier to keep your pearly whites shiny and bright, mainly because they get you to brush for longer. The 30 second beep makes all the difference!

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Britney "For the Record" Review

Filed under: Style in the News, Celebrities with Style, Interviews

Britney SpearsBritney Spears let cameras follow her all over the world for sixty days, and the best moment was when she donned a chic suit, looked in the mirror, and said "Hello, I'm Matilda."

What we always love (and sometimes miss) about Britney is her fun spirit. She's a cut up, that's why she always kills on Saturday night live. Perhaps it's that training from The Mickey Mouse Club, but we think it's just who she is. We bet if you knew Brit Brit, you'd like her. And you'd give her some of your prescription drugs. Oops.

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Varicose Veins From Crossing Legs? - StyleLies

Filed under: Style Lies

If you cross your legs, you are just asking for varicose veins. How many times have you heard that one before?

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Ho'roscope for the Week of December 1, 2008

Filed under: Celebrities with Style

The stars rule the stars. So what's in store for your favorite celeb? Find out in our regular feature, Ho'roscope. The glamor, the sex, the money troubles can all be understood through the astrological powers that really run Hollywood.







This week: attacked by wild dogs, lies and bull-hooey detectors, and ill considered sartorial choices. What's your ho'roscope?

Men's Slippers Out on the Town - Yea or Nay?

Filed under: Shoes, Men

Slippers are becoming a men's fashion trend outside the homeTraditionally, wearing a pair of comfy slippers out in public has been perfectly acceptable for 3 types of people: babies, chronic slackers, and college students. According to the Financial Times (the obvious authority on all breaking fashion trends?), slipper makers are noticing that their products are showing up in all sorts of unusual places where the slipper was formerly unacceptable -- from the bar to the office meeting. Is it time for the 'house shoe' to invade the outdoors?

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Bobbi Brown - The A-List

Filed under: Celebrities with Style, Contests & Giveaways, Beauty Tips



Bobbi Brown - The A-List

    Celebrity makeup artist Bobbi Brown and her fantastic range of beauty products have been helping you look gorgeous for more than a decade. Now she's sharing her behind-the-scenes beauty tips in a new book, Bobbi Brown Makeup Manual. Browse the gallery for Bobbi's personal style secrets, then leave a comment below to win a free copy of the new book.

    People might be surprised to know that my secret beauty weapon is: Concealer, its the secret of the universe.

    Getty Images/Bobbi Brown

    The drugstore product that I've been using forever is: Dr. Bronner's Peppermint soap.

    Dr Bronner's

    My favorite skincare product/trick is: In cold dry weather, use olive oil on skin and hair to keep it moisturized and healthy looking.

    Getty Images/SXC

    The best hair care is: Leonor Greyl or Bumble and Bumble's Crème de Coco products.

    Bumble and Bumble/Leonor Greyl

    I never travel without: My iPhone.

    Getty Images

    My fashion staple is: Hudson jeans.

    Getty Images

    My latest shoe obsession is: Prada loafers.

    Prada

    The biggest beauty risk I have ever taken is: Cutting off all my hair when I was 21.

    Bobbi Brown

    What makes you feel your best? I feel my best right after I get off my spinning bike.

    Kettler



Win a copy of Bobbi Brown Makeup Manual -- here's how to enter:

  • Leave a confirmed comment below telling us which one of Bobbi's A-List tips you found most useful.
  • The comment must be left before 5pm ET on Friday, December 5, 2008.
  • You may enter only once.
  • One winner will be selected in a random drawing.
  • One winner will receive a copy of Bobbi Brown Makeup Manual; valued at $32.
  • Open to legal residents of the 50 United States, the District of Columbia who are 18 and over.
Click here for complete Official Rules.

Winners are notified by email, so double check to make sure we have the right address!

Pants That Work for Work

Filed under: Clothing, Flatter Your Figure



Pants That Work for Work

    Now that you're feeling braver about making suits from separate pieces, let's all admit that finding pants that fit is one of the hardest parts of filling out a wardrobe. Why? Because most of us suffer from crazy proportions whether our thighs are thicker than our waists, our hips are low (or super wide, or too slim), or we're constantly battling a muffin top pants are ... a problem.

    Since I spend a lot of time trying pants on with women of all different shapes and sizes, here are my recommendations for finding a reliable fit -- no matter what struggles you're having with your bottom half.

    For basic go-to-work pants, Express has a nice-fitting style called The Editor. They're lower rise which can work well with a tummy that's not too large (the pants won't cut you at the widest part of your stomach, and worn with the right top or jacket, that little extra you're carrying will be effectively masked). The wide-leg a-line shape of the pants also works for heavier legs and lower hips. Trust me on this, I've seen these look good on a size 2 and a size 14.

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    Express

    For those of you who insist that a lower rise just accents your muffin top, this mid-rise velvet pant by Old Navy fits great. It's a straight leg, so not great for anyone who's overly hippy, but they will accommodate a fuller leg (because they're not contoured through the thigh) and they come in both small and large sizes. Plus, the velvet makes a great bottom for a winter suit.

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    Old Navy

    Old Navy also carries a fine wail flared leg trouser cord for those with more hip in their silhouette. The rise is classic, a bit higher than you may be used to these days -- but paired with a tucked shirt and jacket, these pants can work great as a suit-like option, or even on the weekend with a longer top and boots. Both dark night and bitter chocolate are rich versatile colors to have for the bottom half of your wardrobe.

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    Old Navy

    Ann Taylor's Loft does a nice job making pants that fit more bottoms than your average designer. These stretch flare faux denim pants are perfect for those who are very curvy on the bottom and need a little smoothing over as hips and bum are incorporated into your silhouette. The lower rise and wide waistband accentuate hips in the right way, while the flared bottom balances out your overall proportion.

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    Loft

    For those with fairly proportioned hips and bum, or for those in need of a little more shape, these flat front stretch flare leg pants from AT Loft are contoured through the hip and thigh and fit great. A very flattering and versatile look overall.

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    Loft

    I can't say enough good things about Michael Kors' line. He understands that real people need to wear clothes too! My mother (nearly 70), my sister (40), and my assistant (24), all wear this line. It's cut really well, no frills to mess with your figure imperfections, and the size range for most items is 2-16. Here's a great petite option by him, the perfect trouser pant.

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    Michael Krors

    And for the more standard sized among you, the Gramercy pant by Michael Kors. They fit great in the whole range of sizes-- really!

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    Michael Kors

    Lastly, for anyone with a post-baby body or who's filling out a little after 30, Kenneth Cole is a spot on designer for simple pants (flat front, non-pleated, low and mid-rise, flared leg, fuller cut thigh, and a little stretch) that come sizes up to 16 -- and look great even at the larger end of the size range. These dark denim trouser options are a perfect example, but you'll find the whole bottoms line is very accommodating.

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    So, just remember, if you're spending a lot time trying to find pants that fit, you are not alone! It's worth holding out for the right pair. I hope this narrows your search!

    Kenneth Cole

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