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I'm seeing a lot of flats, oxfords and low heels. Hooray! Now how do I wear them? What goes with what?-Simone
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5 Drastic Ways to Change Up Your Look
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15 Secrets from Top Dermatologists
50 Jeans Under $50
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Michelle Obama's 100 Best Looks
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Q: I need a chic meet-the-parents outfit. -Alexa
Dear Alexa,
"A little black-or, better, navy-dress with just a hint of embellishment is kind of … the answer to everything, including meeting the parents," says fashion director Anne Keane. "Obviously, nothing low-cut, or short, or anything that goes in any sort of weird direction. A dress with a pleated skirt is perfect."
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I realize, writing this, that I myself possess a navy silk pleated-skirt Vera Wang dress that I wear so constantly that I've had to have it repaired several times. (Having to have something repaired can be a mark of poor quality; in this case, it is the mark of such a good design that I've worn it quite literally to death.)
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Kate Middleton, the reigning parent-meeting champion, showing the rest of us how it's done.
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Natalie Matthews
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The backbone of NYC style is something broader-a polished sort of resilience, maybe. Less over-the-knee gladiator sandals with stiletto heels, more chunky ankle boots you can actually walk home from dinner in (because you'll often need to). I guess it's pretty natural that the city that never sleeps or drives anywhere lends itself to a few fitting style hallmarks, pieces that are good for long days without a car to store a change of outfit.
These are some of my favorites of those staples, as well as a few inexplicably New York-y things that are less of a utility than an acquired taste. Together they make up the streeotypical New York wardrobe. Click through to shop them all, and you'd fit in in New York City any day of the year.
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During New York and London Fashion Weeks, the clothes were dark but the faces were bare-or at least that's how they appeared. See, unless you're some kind of alien, you probably don't wake up looking absolutely flawless in the morning-even if you're a model. Enter the no-makeup makeup look.
Makeup artists at shows like Narciso Rodriguez and Burberry Prorsum created a just-rolled-out-of-bed effect by defining and brightening models' eyes, cheeks and lips.
Click through to learn how to get the look and to shop the products used on the runways.
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One of the best ways to stay toasty in the middle of winter is by slipping into the season's sexiest item: leather pants. I purchased my first pair in late November, and I've worn them every single weekend since I took them out of the bag. They are buttery soft, fit like a glove and look amazing with distressed tees and ankle boots. They also keep my spirits high when thermometer readings dip low.
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With leather, however, comes responsibility-you have to put some real effort into caring for it. I recently spoke on the phone with Sarah Barish, the owner of Ernest Winzer Cleaners, who offered a few simple but effective guidelines for maximizing the appearance and life span of leather pants. Here are her tips:
1. Have them professionally cleaned. A good pair of leather pants is a true investment piece, so take the pants somewhere reputable, where the staff is well-versed in the cleaning and care of specialty fabrics. (And now
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Bonus: It'll Look Better, Too! Formulated specially for sensitive skin, these treatments soothe redness, irritation and inflammation, leaving skin super-comfortable and velvety-smooth.
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Click through to see which onscreen wardrobes we loved most last year-both the Oscar-nominated and the sadly snubbed-as well as to learn our personal pick for Best Costume Design.
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We're at the tail end of a jam-packed awards season, with the grand finale-the Oscars, duh-just a few days away. We can't wait to see what our favorite nominees wear-Jennifer Lawrence will surely choose one of Raf Simons' finest designs for Dior, while we expect to see Anne Hathaway in a ravishing Valentino creation, or perhaps an avant-garde Givenchy. With our pre-Academy Awards anticipation at a boiling point, we thought it a prime time to take a look back at some of the most memorable Oscars looks from years past. Click through to peep some gowns that made a major impact-for better or worse.
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Awards season is drawing to a close, and the grand finale of it all, the Oscars, is fast approaching. The nominees this year are a refreshing change from the norm, like nine-year-old newcomer Quvenzhané Wallis and French talent Emmanuelle Riva, who's 85. We've seen some dazzling looks on the 2013 red carpets thus far (Jessica Alba in peach Oscar de la Renta, anyone?) and with its history of bringing out the newest couture and best Old Hollywood-style silhouettes, the Academy Awards surely won't disappoint
