Edited by Lester Brathwaite
The new Facebook timeline is one trend I refuse to acknowledge let alone understand or endorse, but the same cannot be said about a handful of brands who debuted the chronological countdown on their pages today.
Edited by Nicole Vardo
As the countdown for the New Year begins, and the outfit planning gets chaotic, you could really use any beauty tips and ideas for this special day where everything is about a fresh start, new looks, and a new wardrobe. So, thanks to London born Kris Sorbie the Education Artistic Director at Redken 5th Ave,she has shared with FashionIndie three speacial how-to’s for the perfect New Year’s Eve hair!
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
The drama of the business, the transcendent beauty of the clothes, and the backstabbing bitchery of the fashion world have always been popular subjects in film. Whether it’s a satanic editor with a taste for Italian couture, a young fashionista dining with diamonds, or a group of disenfranchised queens hoping to set the City of Lights ablaze, these 10 movies are the greatest odes to fashion.
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
In a wise decision made by MTV, Lady Gaga will open the 2011 Video Music Awards next Sunday, August 28. Nominated for four VMAs – Best Female Video and Best Video With a Message (really?) for Born This Way, as well as Best Art Direction and Best Choreography for Judas - it’s plain to see Mother Monster has been hard at work. Let these three video promos whet your palette for her opening performance.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
The drama of the business, the transcendent beauty of the clothes and the backstabbing bitchery of the fashion world have always been popular subjects in film. Whether it’s a satanic editor with a taste for Italian couture, a young fashionista dining with diamonds or a group of disenfranchised queens hoping to set the City of Lights ablaze, these 10 movies are the greatest odes to and about fashion.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
What happens when getting dressed in the morning loses the fun and adventure it once had? After all getting dressed in the morning should have fun and adventure – a sense of style is really the only thing separating us from the other primates. Monkeys can pretty much do everything we can except walk in heels. So before losing your humanity, try these 10 easy tips to transform your style and breathe some new life into your wardrobe.
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
Wearing hats for everyday occasions is unfortunately a dying art for the modern woman. More casual times call for more casual, and many times sloppy, dressing habits. But not to fear! I am here to save the ladylike hat one head at a time. If you’re not sure what type of head wear is appropriate for certain occasions, the guide below should be a great help to you. Now you have no excuse for leaving the house without one.
Edited by Nicole Vardo
Ask any female celebrity, “Who’s your beauty icon?” and she’ll likely answer Jackie O, Audrey Hepburn, or Marilyn Monroe. But while those three classic beauties might be the most obvious contenders, they aren’t the only ones. I have a friend with red hair and fair skin who considers Julianne Moore her beauty icon, and takes cues from photos of Moore as to whether she can pull off a blue-ish red lipstick or a peachy blush herself. I also prefer having a current beauty icon because then her looks change with the trends.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Old people keep on dying and I don’t know what to do about it. Director Blake Edwards, best known for the original Pink Panther movies, Victor/Victoria and the iconic fashion film, Breakfast at Tiffany’s, is dead at 88. His widow, Julie Andrews, burst into an inappropriately cheery number after he passed, but left mourners feeling strangely cheery.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
The New York Times says turbans are back. I’ve been saying that for the past six years. Usually while in a towel turban with a face of cold cream, an axe in one hand, a martini in the other and murderous rage in my eyes. But I was still saying it.
Faye Dunaway out for the kill in 'Mommie Dearest'
