Edited by Zosia Baroody
Japanese artist Takaya Hanayuishi takes the art of hairstyling to a new extreme with his Hanayui Collection, in which he adorned his models’ heads with delectable flowers and vegetables.
Edited by Zosia Baroody
As winter fades and spring awakens, we are enhancing our ombre hued hair by taking a few cues from Rainbow Brite. With the warm weather coming in, New Yorkers are ditching their all-black looks for some colorful springtime cheer. So why not add a multi-colored kick to your hair tips?
Edited by Danika Daly
Despite the random drop in temperature this week, it is technically Spring. Soon it will be time for flowing dresses, cutoff shorts and light, airy hairstyles that won’t have your neck gasping for air. We picked our five favorite spring ‘dos to keep you cool when the temperatures finally rise.
Edited by Nicole Vardo
In honor of all the tech savvy fashion babies out there who wonder where all the bobby pins in the world runaway to, Ricky’s NYC has once again come to the rescue for the generation of innovation with the Magnetic Pin Bracelet ($14). Perhaps not the safest accessory to rock around the city but definitely a nice time saver to keep around your beautiful chateau! (not to mention not having to buy these little creeps every two days.)
Edited by Danika Daly
Halloween may have put you in a ghastly mood, but there is no reason for you to cling onto the horrifying holiday with dead hair. The winter months can be harsh on our tender tresses, causing them to be dry and brittle. These five tips will lead you to a healthier mane.
Edited by Samantha Lim
Emma Watson graces the November cover of Elle UK with this pixie-punk haircut and an “I don’t give a damn that I’m wearing hot pink boots, an orange ombre sweater and shearling vest” expression on her face (thank you Pollini, Missoni and Isabel Marant).
Edited by Benjamin Kanarek
There are a few tips and tricks that many women underestimate when they get in and out of the shower, some maybe the solution to their problem.
Edited by McArthur Joseph
Today is the first official day of summer which means it’s time to try something new. That being said one simple way for us guys to do this by changing our haircuts/style. Here are some of our favorite celeb dos that don’t belong to Justin Bieber.
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
Twas a sad sad weekend in the world of music. The Big Man responsible for the phenomenally ’80s sax solos on Lady Gaga‘s Edge of Glory and Hair passed away on Saturday of a stroke at 69. Now, little monsters might recognize him most from the Edge of Glory music video that was just released on Thursday 6/16 (which now has about 6 and a half million views), but most of the world will remember Clarence Clemons as the saxophonist for Bruce Springsteen and E Street Band, since the very beginning. Springsteen fans are now tuning into Gaga to hear his last ever performances, his last live show ever being with Mother Monster on American Idol. Read through to find out how Gaga got Clemons to play for her, and watch him on the Edge of Glory.
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
On the runway. Dressed in his best. Amen fashion. Black Jesus Lady Gaga. Her body is a sanctuary. She’s physically crafted to be as fitted as McQueen. She’s as free as her hair, a blonde high heeled feminist enlisting femmes for this. She’s gonna lace up her boots, throw on some leather and cruise down the street that she loves in her fishnet gloves. She’s a Bad Kid. She’s The Queeeen. Most importantly: She was Born This Way.
If none of that sounds familiar, then you’d best get listening to Lady Gaga’s new album. It’s out today! Go buy it, I’ll wait…….. okay good you’re back. Now while you’re waiting for it to download, take a glimpse inside the Born This Way digital booklet of album art. That is one baaaaad Mother Monster.
