After I posted slide shows of my kids' proms on Babble here and here, I was sent a link to Disney's Forever Enchanted Spring 2013 Collection of prom dresses. I didn't even know Disney made prom dresses, but who better to create a gown fit for a princess, right? After scrolling through the pictures, I decided I wanted to go to prom just so I could wear one of those gorgeous gowns. Better yet, I wanted a 'do-over'! I want to trade in the fluffy, frilly, pale peach Gunne Sax dress I wore in 1988 (and the big hair that went along with it) for one of these beautiful gowns (and a straight iron for my hair). This got me thinking about how styles have changed through the years. I put a shout-out to my readers on Facebook, asking for their prom pics and as usual they came through with flying colors! I know you'll enjoy this slide show of prom dresses from 1959 to the present! - By Dawn Demalas Meehan

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Sometimes all it takes to cheer up on a spring morning is the right pair of shoes. Feeling blue? Slip on some blue suede oxfords! Work got you down? Stand taller in some platform espadrilles! No matter how rough the sea of life gets, you're always one really great pair of shoes away froms smooth sailing. Here are 8 of our favorite shoes of all heights for spring:

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The Kardashians In case you don't keep up with the Kardashians-and let's face it, that's pretty hard to do in the age of social media-you may not know that they're currently on an incredibly lavish vacation in Greece that's being filmed for their E! reality show "Keeping Up With the Kardashians." Just a nice, secluded vacation with their family and tons of camera guys-that's costing well over $200,000 a week!

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The family (minus significant others, like Kim's baby daddy Kanye West and Khloé's husband Lamar Odom) have been living large aboard an unbelievable yacht off the coast of Mykonos. We did some digging and discovered that the yacht, known as Oceanos, is a 161 foot behemoth that can be reserved for $195,000 a week. Regardless of their fabulous surroundings, Kim and Khloé are reportedly miserable that their men had to stay behind for work commitments, and that they were contractually obligated to go

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Lindsay Lohan What do you do when you're an incredibly controversial 26-year-old starlet who's notoriously difficult on movie sets and you want a new job after your court-ordered 90 days in rehab? Well, it's the 21st century-and that means only thing: You blog about it!

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Page Six reports that Lindsay Lohan will be following up her stay this summer at the Seafield Center in Westhampton Beach with a gig blogging for website Celebuzz about lessons she's learned. Her ultimate goal would apparently be to "launch her own site with her musings on art, fashion, music and movies." Frankly, the move doesn't seem too off the mark for the actress-Lohan definitely considers herself an authority on the arts (see: Her former Twitter bio, which stated that she was an "artist of many things").

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Last week, a 2012 Urban Outfitters financial report surfaced online that included comments made by the company's CEO Richard Hayne that essentially explained his marketing philosophy to Wall Street folks. To specifically describe the target Urban Outfitters shopper-the company also owns Anthropologie and Free People-Hayne said this: "The Urban customer, we always talk about, is the upscale homeless person, who has a slight degree of angst and is probably in the life stage of 18 to 26."

Now, we're pretty sure his remark was meant merely to evoke a specific image, but it was only a matter of time before angry Internet commenters started to take him to task over the use of the word "homeless."

This got us thinking about that fact that the fashion industry has been referencing (even fetishizing, some might say) the homeless for years now, in everything from editorials, runway collections, and comments to the media-and often creating mini-controversies

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