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PictureGroup; Courtesy PhotoIf you really want a body like Jennifer Aniston (and who doesn't?) it may be time to start practicing yoga. However, Mandy Ingber, Aniston's yoga instructor for the last nine years, says the real secret to the actress's hot bod lies less in one particular pose and more in the positive mindset yoga helped her cultivate. "For Jen, yoga changed her life," Ingber revealed to InStyle.com while discussing her new book, Yogalosophy: 28 Days to the Ultimate Mind-Body Makeover. "It's gotten her though a lot of transitions and brought more balance into her life." While there isn't a magic pose that will have you looking like the star, you can try out a few of her favorite balancing poses like tree, dancer, one-arm balance, and side plank. "When you do a balancing pose it brings you into the present moment," Inber explained. "These poses give you the ability to stay focused while the outside world is whirring." For more insider tips from Ingber, pick up her book, available for $20 at amazon.com

By Sarah Wasilak, Refinery29

We're not the least bit ashamed to admit that some of us still have our original American Girl dolls. It's not like we're still collecting their pajama sets or combing their acrylic locks with those miniature wooden brushes, but they're sitting on the shelves in our childhood bedrooms or in storage box somewhere, preserved for eternity the next generation because we just haven't been able to bring ourselves to toss them away.

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After all, their unique stories (yes, we read all the AG chapter books) were among some of our very first history lessons. Plus, they helped us understand the way fashion has evolved - or at least to distinguish between Felicity's full skirt and bonnet and Molly's shorter hemline.

Regardless of which girl you cherished, there's no doubt you'll remember her in her signature ensemble - the one she was wearing when you took her out of the box oh-so long ago.

Summer style options are endless for women: shorts, skorts, rompers, maxis, minis… you name it! The climate also justifies in-your-face accessories like bold sunglasses and hats. But not all trends are created equal! We surveyed men all over the country to weigh in on the summer items that turn them off. We also consulted with Will Welch, Senior Editor at GQ, on why certain trends may be unappealing to guys. "Sexiness is as vague of a term as beauty," says Welch. "Is a long, flowing skirt a man repeller but a short mini skirt is a man attractor? It totally depends. It also depends on what kind of man a woman is trying to attract." But maybe your goal isn't to attract guys! Many ladies dress for themselves or even other women. In this case, Welch reminds us to select trends that flatter our figures and personalities. "It depends on the woman, how she's wearing it, how she carries herself, and what all that is leading her to project." With this in mind, check out the top summer styles

It is officially summer, so it's time to stock up on these classic summer shoes! Espadrilles have such a casual but classic and fun look. Wear them to picnics, bike rides, beach trips, vacations, or even to work. Pair these sweet cotton and jute shoes with jeans, dresses, skirts, or jumpsuits. See a few of my favorite styles for summer 2013 below, and get to stepping!

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I'm sure you've noticed denim shorts making a serious fashion comeback … and they're only going to get hotter as summer goes on! Paired with a basic white tank top, this is a look you can rock all season long for any number of occasions from picnics to birthday parties. But paying the hefty designer price tag? That's something you definitely should not do - make your own instead! Ready to rock summer's hottest trend? Click on through for 10 customized denim shorts you're going to want in your closet!

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Try these tips to get out of the house faster. There's nothing more unsettling than starting your day with a dose of complete and utter chaos; i.e., waking up late, ransacking your closet, re-ransacking your closet, and running out the door in an eleventh-hour outfit you're uncomfortable wearing. While we can't help you kick that snooze-button addiction, we can offer a few helpful tips to effectively eliminate time from other parts of your morning routine, such as getting dressed.

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For some of us, picking out the perfect outfit takes a little time, so employing a few key time management and organizational methods can majorly pay off when it comes to saving precious morning minutes (so can checking out our "30 Days of Style" feature, which literally offers up a month's worth of outfits to copy!). To make a few extra morning minutes a daily reality, keeping reading for time-saving tips on how to get dressed faster!

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Stylist Annabel Tollman died suddenly in her sleep from a blood clot this week in her West Village apartment, sources confirm. She was 36 years old. Known for dressing celebrity clients like the Olsen twins, Shakira, and Liv Tyler, Tollman also worked as Interview's first-ever fashion director.

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The CutBorn in Brussels in 1977, Tollman was raised between London and New York, and earned her degree in fashion journalism from Central St. Martins. She began dressing Scarlett Johansson after they met on a cover shoot for Interview in 2003, and left the magazine to pursue celebrity styling full-time in 2008. In 2010, she was profiled in the Times when she became a spokeswoman for eBay Fashion. At the time of her death, she was in the process of developing a Bravo reality show.


Tollman applied her personal motto, "Make a fairy tale and go and live in it," to both life and fashion. While friends and family will remember her warmth