What One Trend Can't You Stand?
Source What One Trend Can't You Stand? Leggings Hippie headbands Baggy jeans Gladiator shoes Lamé Colored tights Menswear Bubble hems Rolled jeans Other — do tell! Read more
Celebrity Style: Hilary Duff
Hilary Duff left her chunky earrings and designer logo bags at home for an uncomplicated, yet gorgeous, Summer look. The actress walked the red carpet for the latest Cartier Love Bracelet Launch party in a Phillip Lim cobalt strapless dress and black-patent gladiator heels. She kept her ears simple with diamond stud earrings and adorned her neck with a gold scalloped necklace — Cartier, Read more
Celebrity Style: Hayden Panettiere
Who says you can't mix grey and gold? Not Miss Hayden Panettiere. The petite actress, here at Katsuya Sushi in LA, proved that experimenting with unlikely color combinations is a good thing. Much like black and blue! On her menu tonight is a grey jersey maxi dress, Rebecca Minkoff's Morning After bag, gold gladiators, and an ivory wrap sweater. Cozy and cute all at the same time. Shop This Read more
Jellie Gladiators: Love It or Hate It?
Lately, I've been living in gladiators. Like a leather jacket, they add the perfect edgy touch to a girlie ensemble. I was thrilled when I found these Jellie Gladiators ($20) that come in cobalt, hot pink, bronze, silver, black, and white. If it weren't for the gladiator part of the equation, I wouldn't like it, but the jellie part makes it all the more unique. I got the cobalt, will you? Take Read more
Who Wore It Better? Blue and Green Balenciaga Gladiator Sandals
You know the zeitgeist is in flux when Heidi Montag wears a Balenciaga item even before Sarah Jessica Parker! The reality starlet hit up NYC with Spencer on Wednesday, and took us all by surprise when she actually wore a cool outfit, complete with blue and green Balenciaga gladiator sandals. Then, the ever-so-lovely SJP filmed a commercial on Thursday in a Carrie-inspired outfit and the same Read more
Buzz Time Machine: See Young Ryan Seacrest in His 1994 Hosting Gig!
American Idol is back, so obviously we've got Ryan Seacrest on the brain. Way before he was hosting the show or dominating the radio airwaves, Seacrest was very young, very blond, with a very different gig. In 1994, he began hosting a kids' program called Gladiators 2000, a spin-off of the popular American Gladiators series. In this clip, Ryan teaches us all about the strongest muscle in our Read more
Buzz Gift Guide: Parks and Recreation Presents
Have a friend who can't get enough of Parks and Recreation and the crazy Pawnee crew? For a perfect stocking stuffer, these Knope 2012 Buttons ($6) will help show support of Leslie in her upcoming election. Buying this "freaking awesome" Pawnee Goddess T-Shirt ($26) should be your first order of official business for your Pawnee Goddess troop. Or maybe you have a serious Swanson lover on your Read more
Chanel Spring 2012
Frills, feathers, sheerness, and shine: Karl Lagerfeld's Spring 2012 collection for Chanel had all the feminine indulgences, presented in a dreamy, under-the-sea setting. Models strode the runway in 80 looks, most of them rendered in a soft palette — silver, seafoam green, blush — and walked against a white backdrop filled with shapes from the sea, like seaweed and coral. They wore pearls in Read more
90210 "Let the Games Begin": Most Scandalous Moments
The Greek war is very much alive and well at CU, and on this week's episode of 90210, Naomi makes a power play for control of the Greek Council. The fighting between her and Holly is just as dirty as ever, getting more personal as the ladies go for the jugular (translation: they get exes involved). Meanwhile, Liam and Annie are battling money troubles, while Dixon's fighting for control of his Read more
Alexander McQueen Spring 2012
Otherworldly is the best way to describe Sarah Burton's Spring 2012 collection for Alexander McQueen. She referenced the Greek goddess Gaia, who in mythology gave birth to the gods of sea. The oceanic theme arose via undulating ruffles and pearl and coral-crusted embellishments that looked like barnacles. But first, the impeccable tailoring; first with a series of skirt suits, belted high and Read more
