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It's getting to be that time o' year again, folks-yup, time to don the fugilest sweater you own, head out on the town and make a sartorial spectacle of yourself. Honestly, now, who doesn't love tacky holiday sweaters? If you don't already own one, '09 is your year and this is your lucky day because we've got ten amazing creations to choose from!Nina Carbone, for The Frisky
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Much like models, celebrity agents encourage their famous clients to maintain shortish hairstyles, since it makes them more malleable and open to a variety of parts. But more than a few starlets don't seem to give a hoot and are wearing their hair longer and longer. Eh, or maybe it's just a recession thing. We can't afford to get our hair cut often enough either ... Click through to be absolutely mesmerized by a whole bunch of chicks (and one guy) who probably power through bottles of detangler like nobody's biz, and see lots more long-haired celebrities at The Frisky.

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iStockPhotoGirls don't snore, right? (Wink.) But your guy probably does. For those with snoring problems, there's a frightening new solution-an injection treatment called "snoreplasty," which can supposedly replace surgery for those who wish to solve their severe snoring issues (or, at least, appease the women they're torturing on a nightly basis). The shot, currently available in England, is done under local anesthetic, and targets the roof of the mouth. The compound is a "hardening agent" which prevents vibration in the nasal passageways. While the injection sounds pretty suspect and a little nasty, snoreplasty is apparently cheap, only 3 GBPs (about $5), and it takes only two minutes to administer. Whaddya think? Wanna sign the man friend up? (Or, um, someone else you know?) [Marie Claire]
By Leonora Epstein for The Frisky
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Here's one we didn't see coming. Miss I-Laugh-In-The-Face-Of-Fashion herself, Lady Gaga, is getting a style award. The Accessories Council Excellence Awards will present the pop star with the "Stylemaker Award," to be presented by Marc Jacobs. OK, in a way we get it: Lady Gaga has shown us outfits w

StyleFrizzIt was inevitable that Madonna's eldest, Lourdes Ciccone Leon, would be a style icon by the time she became a teenager. Well, now we know what's in the closet of the 13-year-old celebuspawn, thanks to the tell-tale red soles of Christian Louboutin shoes, which tend to retail at about $600 per pair. Here, Lourdes was recently spotted wearing a pair of these must-have studded flats. Of course, the children of celebrities are naturally predisposed to be well-dressed in luxury goods, and they're some damn lucky kids. But for the rest of the "normal" world, at what age should girls be allowedto wear high-end designer labels? It seems like more and more, there's a growing culture of teens and pre-teens who are just really, really well-dressed. Honestly, it does make us a little jealous. When we were 13 years old, we would have given anything to live in Cher Horowitz's closet. How old were you when you started wearing more high-end goods? At what age is it appropriate (if any) for the younger

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I very recently bought a pair of Christian Louboutin heels for $85 at a sample sale-ah-mazing deal, right? Well, turns out, not so much. They're a size too small and perilously high, way too high for my heel-walking abilities. But, yeah, I still went ahead and bought them even though I could barely walk around the try-on area with them on (let alone a city sidewalk). Still, I love them and because of that adoration, I actually wore them out last weekend. Bad move. I had to go home about an hour after I arrived due to the fact that I was hobbling, painfully hobbling, around. I'm going to get them stretched a half size, but I am certainly not the only person out there who's bought and never worn a pair of shoes ...

In fact, judging from the shoes that went down the runway at the spring 2010 Alexander McQueen show, a lot of ladies will soon be snapping up shoes they also can't walk in. Not only do they look like that, above on the left, but even editors at British Vogue couldn't

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Maybe it was the triumphant return of formerly long-haired supermodel Irina Lazareanu (above) to the spring 2010 runway alongside other bowled-over mannequins, actresses like Kelly Osbourne sporting the look, or just numerous hip, beautiful young things roaming around N.Y.C. and L.A. ... but we can ignore this insidious haircut no longer. It seemingly knows no gender bounds, and it's personal to those of us who suffered this traumatizing fate back in the day: Once upon a time, your mom got sick of chasing you around to detangle your scraggly hair so, exasperated, she plopped a cereal bowl on your head, trimmed your glorious locks around the edges, and, yes, you still had to go to school the next day. (Shudder.) Of course, the look is far more chic if you meant for it to look that way. But we have to wonder if only models, rock stars (Karen O. always manages to make it work) and the most stylish of the fashionable set among us can pull it off? Are you feeling it, or does it just remind

Alexander Wang, do you see what thou hath brought? The designer debuted his denim vest earlier this year and the trickle-down effect has been, well, tragic. But the denim vest is not the only popular fashion trend we want to see take its place in the style graveyard. The hilarious fashion blog BLOGUE got my wheels churning with their suggestions-shorts with leggings, plaid shirts-but I was easily able to think of 10 more ... keep clicking for the remaining fashion trends we want to DIE!
By Amelia Mcdonnell-Perry for The Frisky
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