Very few high-profile women commit to wearing their hair naturally, be it textured or gray. That's why we respect those who do all the more, like Stacy London, the "What Not To Wear" host whose style signature is a bold silvery streak.
One thing is for sure: Despite being one of the biggest stars in the world, Taylor Swift always has time for her friends.
The "Red" singer stepped out on the red carpet at the "Romeo and Juliet" premiere last night (Sept. 24) to support her BFF and the film's star, Hailee Steinfeld. Wearing a floral Reem Acra dress, Swift posed alongside Steinfeld, who rocked a Prabal Gurung frock.
New Zealand singer Lorde is getting a lot of well-deserved attention lately. The 16-year-old could even be on track to claim the thrown as the next Queen of Pop.
She's covered Kanye West, climbed the Billboard charts and graced magazine spreads, in addition to completing her debut album.
You all know the moment -- the moment you tug at the dress, examine yourself from the side, check the price tag for the hundredth time and squint to block out the dressing room glare. "You know what," you say to yourself, "it might just work."
But it probably won't. Ladies, it's time to stop feeding ourselves on lies in those poorly lit, claustrophobic boxes of anxiety. If you hear yourself saying any of these sentences, you should just drop the clothes and get out of the dressing room.
Herewith, 13 things women need to stop saying in the fitting room.
Your twenties is a time when you're getting your life together. You are finishing school, moving out of your parents' house and really starting to stand on your own two feet. But a career and financial stability aren't the only things you're building -- you're also building your wardrobe.
