Priorities. Kim Kardashian is bracing her fans for a "new 2015 vision." The reality star tweeted on Monday, Jan. 5, that she’s revamping her look with the help of, of course, her husband Kanye West.
The rise of the metrosexual male in the early 2000s embraced a highly-tailored and sculpted look among men. But a more rustic presentation is taking over as a trend pioneered by the burly, flannel-wearing, bearded man continues to gain popularity: lumbersexuality.
Afraid using an oil-based cleanser will make you break out? We were too. Until we came across this amazing face wash formulated by famous N.Y.C. spa Bliss. Basically, it feels like you’re giving yourself an at-home facial.
You may have guessed from Melissa Gilbert’s red wedding dress (and her desire to wear it again) that the Little House on the Prairie star doesn’t often follow the crowd. And one more way she’s setting herself apart from Hollywood trends: She’s made the decision to remove her breast implants.
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You’ve seen all our favorite looks at the People’s Choice Awards. You know Ellen DeGeneres hit the carpet in a suit she designed. Now let’s talk about the most popular color palette of the night — black and white!
Bell is back! Kristen Bell made her first red carpet appearance since welcoming daughter Delta last month at the 40th Annual People's Choice Awards in L.A. on Wednesday, Jan. 7. Making it a date night, she was joined by her husband Dax Shepard on the red carpet.
Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi looked lovely as they walked the red carpet together at the People's Choice Awards at Nokia Theatre LA Live on Wednesday evening.
The pair were all smiles and posed for photos, DeGeneres in an all-white ensemble while de Rossi rocked an electric blue jumpsuit by Zuhair Murad.
They never left Storybrooke! Ginnifer Goodwin and husband Josh Dallas looked more like their Once Upon a Time characters Snow White and Prince Charming while attending the 40th Annual People's Choice Awards in L.A. on Wednesday, Jan. 7.
The internet was broken again. This time, by the reaction to Joan Didion for Celine.
Shortly after seeing the photo of the literary icon posing as the muse for the French fashion house on Tuesday, every social media platform exploded with her unpolished image, tucked behind dark glasses.
A writer for Vogue could barely contain her jubilation on Celine Creative Director Phoebe Philo's decision. Headlines exuded a sigh of relief.
Was this the first time a talented woman (or man) of substance became the face of a coveted fashion label?
