Blog Posts by StyleCaster

I've mentioned before how excited we get when fashion and technology collide which is why we are going to run down our favorite fashion and style-centric apps for the iPhone. In the spirit of full disclosure, the real reason we are so into this right now is that StyleCaster just launched our first iPhone app.

So, first step: head over to the iTunes App Store and download the StyleCaster app. It serves up the weather in your location, three daily looks for you, as well as all the latest news from the site.

Next: check out our six other favorite apps.

Style.com

Style.com's app plays to its strengths; runway shots. This is a must-have on your phone during Fashion Week. They update their list of shows with all the newest releases with every runway image from the show as well as the review. So, while you're waiting for the next show to start, you can get caught up on what you missed yesterday. The app also includes party images, fashion news, and lets you vote on

Finding an affordable fall coat can be a challenge, and focusing on color, cut, and cost hardly leaves room to think about the fit. Here are our picks of the best fall coats that will fit your specific body type and criteria.

Sizably Slender

Being slim gives you a lot of different options. However you don't want a jacket that fits too tightly around your body, as it can be easly construed as tacky. We suggest a laid back and modern approach to a fall jacket. This See by Chloé coat will cinch your waist to show off your figure. The baggy sleeves, top, and pockets will leave people wondering just how slim you are under your cute coat.

See by Chloe oversized parka, $274, at theoutnet.com

Perfectly Petite

Being petite can sometimes prove to be an obstacle when picking out a fall coat. With hemlines that pass your knees, a longer coat can certainly make you look short. It's important to steer clear of elongated styles, and stick with a cropped coat.

When it comes to dating, we all know how hard it is to know who the bad seeds are (especially if your type is the bad seed), and especially if when we meet them it's in a haze of bar smoke. It's easy to think everyone is nice and worth your time, or think that everyone sucks and you're better off becoming a nun and devoting your life to Jesus. No need to purchase a rosary yet, sister, because here's a list of the easy-to-pick-out dudes who you should avoid like a pair of camouflage Crocs.

The Guy Who Lives With His Mother

This one is easy to justify in your head - "Well...he needs to take care of his family," or "It's super temporary and it's only because he's trying to save money." No. The second he says you can't chill at his place because it's his mom's night to watch Desperate Housewives, say "peace." Avoid if you can. There's nothing like always having the guy in your apartment, or having to endure the walk of shame past his parents in their bathrobes. It also

Are you the type of lady who mismatches fabrics and prints, and pairs interesting pieces with one another? If the answer is yes, you're probably one of the many who dresses for the ladies. Throwing caution to the wind, you strut style confidently, creating an original look; one that can't be replicated, no matter how hard your girlfriends try. You have impeccable taste and an eye for color. However there is one thing that you may lack: sex appeal.

The true Style Setter sometimes loses sight of, well, her body. If you're dressing for the ladies, you're probably thinking: who cares if I show off a little leg, when I could cover it up with an amazing legging? Not every guy enjoys rubbing his legs against beaded stockings in a movie, and there are certainly ladies who pick up on that.

Do you take special note of your body, and look in the mirror wondering if he would think this is hot? If yes, you're definitely dressing for the gents. You know how to accentuate your curves

When we were younger, meeting the parents was a prerequisite to dating; if a guy did not come to the door to pick me up, he was forever banished into the "Not a Nice Boy" category by Mom and Dad. That came in addition to him tagging along to Family Movie Night, and having to leave my bedroom door open when we were hanging out.

Now, meeting the parents means one thing, and one thing only: you either are in, or are on your way to, a serious relationship. But what happens if you've been together months, practically live together, yet you have yet to even glimpse his childhood home? Here are a few possibilities before you decide to call it quits:

His parents are crazy

Generally we grow out of the whole "my parents embarrass me" thing when we're 16, but it's possible there's something about his that still make him blush. Maybe they're super religious, and meeting you will basically cement his future to premarital maybe-bliss with you. It could really have nothing to do

Oil: The word alone gets a bad rap--we associate oil prices with economic and political concerns, the stuff in our kitchen with adding extra pounds, and just the thought of it applied to our skin topically is enough to make our pores clog.

But depending on your skin type (and you know better than we), oil applied facially can actually be incredibly beneficial to your complexion. Its moisturizing nature is extremely nourishing for those with normal, dry, or combination skin, and it will leave the skin's texture soft and supple.

We recommend Jason Vitamin E Oil, a lightweight and soothing formula to condition your face. Vitamin E is a natural and highly-concentrated anti-oxidant, which means it will not only soften the skin, but protect it from free-radical damage. Jason Natural's Vitamin E Pure Beauty Oil, $5.62, at drugstore.com.

Honey: Sugar is bad for our skin, causing it to thin and weaken over time. So honey, a form of sugar, isn't something commonly

Leighton Meester digitally aged in the September issue of Harper's Bazaar.

The idea of aging always seems to be under debate; teenagers can't wait to experience it (or at least up until their 21st birthdays), while people "over the hill" dread its ever-increasing effects. While the process of aging may be inevitable for anyone who possesses human genes (unless you're Demi Moore), there are still a number of ways that you can slow its scary effects without having to dish out cash for plastic surgery. We would still like to be able to have facial expressions by the time we're 70...

Here are 5 ways to turn back the clock when it comes to your skin:

1. Smoke signals

You've all heard it preached before. Not only can cigarettes cause cancer and severe damage to your lungs, but they also damage your skin; but you don't have to be the one inhaling to be negatively affected. Just being around cigarette smoke on a regular basis will dry out facial tissue and deplete it

Whether or not you were together for two weeks, six months, or four years, breakups hurt. And they can be really hard to get over. If you listen to the wise words of Charlotte on Sex and the City, it takes half the time you were together to get over him. Here are a few more wise words to help make your next breakup a little easier.

Don't Talk to Him

The most crucial rule in breaking up is to not talk to the person you're breaking up with. Even if you think you can handle it and still get over the person, you can't. Don't kid yourself; feelings will get hurt. Take some time off, get over him, and maybe someday in the future you'll be friends. Until then, lick your wounds and recover any way you'd like; whether that be partying hard, staying in bed for days with pints of ice cream, or spending absurd amounts of money on clothes you don't need. No one will say a thing; we all heal in our own, weird ways.

Snap Out of It

Remember how things, like stupid songs and