Pink on Shine

Would You Wear Hot Pink Eyeliner Like Rihanna?

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Rihanna has been shirking her statement-lip responsibilities of late, choosing instead to sport a high-gloss nude pout to recent events and focusing most of her attention…

PLAY STYLE - Elizabeth and James * Alice + Olivia * Rag & Bone * ZiGiNY * Kendra Scott

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Get This Look: Elizabeth and James Tokyo Top Alice + Olivia Powerknit Leggings with Side Detail Rag & Bone Soiree Sequin Vest ZiGiNY Cassie Studded Ankle Strap Suede…

Pink Diamonds Come and Go.

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Pink diamonds from the Argyle mine in Australia are simply spectacular to look at. The owners of the Argyle, Rio Tinto say the mine will play itself out by 2018. Meanwhile, the 43 Argyle pink diamonds have been put up for sale and buyers from China and India…

The First Pink World Series

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The New York Yankees again made history Wednesday night in the opening game of the World Series. I'm not talking about their brand new billion dollars plus stadium or their continuing record of appearances. The Yankees making news in baseball's…

Think Pink and Shop for a Good Cause

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October is Breast Cancer Awareness month, and you can make a charitable donation towards research when you hit your favorite stores.

-Jennifer Goodkind, BettyConfidential.com

October is the month to think…

PLAY STYLE - Haute Hippie * Alexandra Neel * Diane von Furstenberg * Novella Royale

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Get This Look: Haute Hippie Ruffle Dress Alexandra Neel Spaghetti Suede Over Knee Boots Diane von Furstenberg Pita Sweater Coat Novella Royale Penny Fringe Clutch…

Pink overload: Are companies taking advantage of Breast Cancer Awareness Month?

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The reds and oranges of changing foliage may be the traditional colors of October, but pink is gaining on them fast as this month marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month. NFL players are wearing pink cleats and sweatbands, pink food is everywhere, and store aisles are awash in a sea of pink products, many bearing the familiar pink ribbon that signals breast cancer awareness and fundraising. But here’s the thing: Buying pink does not always mean your green will go to cancer research.

User post: PINK,shmink!

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It was something straight out of a Seinfeld episode. You know, the one where Kramer won't wear the red ribbon while particpating in the AIDS Walk: Who do you think you are?"

"Put the ribbon on."

"Hey Bob, this guy won't wear the…