Jessica Sedgwick: What do you get for the girly-girl who loves all things makeup, skin and hair? How about a special holiday gift set that only comes around once a year and is filled with the best little products each brand has to offer? Whether it's a co-worker in an awkward "Secret Santa" situation or a friend who loves to try out new things, a holiday set could be an easy hit.
When Alyssa Armstrong was born two months early in 1998, preemie clothes weren't easy to find, so her mother dressed her in American Girl Bitty Baby doll clothes. Alyssa, now nearly 10, will wear doll-inspired clothes again Saturday, but this time as a model for Easter Seals' American Girl Fashion Show.
MIAMI BEACH, Fla.---- Victoria's Secret's angels have descended upon Miami Beach. Singer Usher kicked off the Victoria's Secret show Saturday, which featured 35 supermodels, some wearing angel wings. Models including Heidi Klum and Adriana Lima strutted down the runway at the newly renovated Fontainebleau Miami Beach during the show, which coincided with the opulent reopening of the hotel.
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The featherweight, filthy rich twin tycoons are known to teeter on city streets accessorized with oversized sunglasses, fur coats and Starbucks coffee cups. They are among the most influential women in fashion. At 22, Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen co-own a global branding empire, but despite their uncommon lives, Mary-Kate insists, Were like everyone else.
I often receive e-mails from women who struggle to find "age-appropriate" clothing. For instance, can women over 30 still wear skirts that stop short of their knees? Is it OK for a woman in her 50s to shop at Forever 21? (I say yes to both, by the way.)
The people have spoken, and they are decisively behind President-elect Barack Obama.
Michelle Obamas striking red-and-black dress worn Tuesday night as her husband became president-elect of the United States was designed by Narciso Rodriguez.
Paige Wiser: Metrosexuals may have fought the good fight for men's fashion rights, and yet the stereotype is alive and well: women who dress their men. Researchers think it has something to do with our prehistoric prototypes. Women gather; men hunt. A study from the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School found that women enjoy the entire shopping experience -- browsing for shoes, trying on perfume. But men are on a mission -- find a shirt, buy it, leave.
