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Fatguy Shirts: Cool or Not?

FitSugar — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 14:30:00 PDT

As the name suggests, Fatguy Shirts are mostly aimed at men, but some of these designs (and there are many) clearly have women in mind. On the one hand, I'm all for embracing a healthy body image, but most of these tees just seem mean. What do you think? Would you be proud to wear any of these? Do you find them refreshing or irresponsible?

Primp For Breast Cancer Awareness

FabSugar — Wed, 27 Sep 2006 09:28:26 PDT

I already told you about the stunning Robyn Rhodes jewelry being sold to benefit breast cancer awareness. Now, the designer t-shirt label Primp (beloved by Paris Hilton and Jessica Simpson) has created a line of comfy tops for the cause, complete with a pink-ribbon print and rhinestone detailing. Better yet, Primp and Shopbop (the tees' exclusive retailer) are donating a whopping 50 percent of the proceeds to the Y-ME National Breast Cancer Organization.

The shirts went on sale today and are available throughout October, which is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. You can buy them here; the short-sleeved tshirt sells for $68 and the long-sleeved thermal costs $75.

Link Time: Kanye's Back in Paris, Coco Rocha Talks Models' Rights, and More

FabSugar — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 11:15:42 PST

Confirmed: Kanye West will show at Paris Fashion Week again - Fashionista
Marc Jacobs puts South Park characters on his new t-shirts - Styleite
How to look ready and rested on no sleep - The Fashion Spot
Designers and models support Obama at Runway to Win - HuffPo Style
Michael Kors's favorite design mistake (hint: it involves bodysuits) - The Daily Beast
Five chic ways to wear a chambray dress - Stylelist
How to define your signature style - Real Simple
Watch Michelle Obama wipe the White House floor with Jimmy Fallon - Jezebel
Fall in love all over again with Chanel's Valentine's Day collection - Bag Snob
The smallest traveling store in the world unpacks in NYC - Style.com
Karl Lagerfeld on staying thin, being human, and more - Fashionologie
Coco Rocha, Doutzen Kroes, and Shalom Harlow talk models' rights - The Cut

Lil Links: 5 of the Most Difficult Milestones Moms Must Face

Rebecca M Gruber — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 05:34:19 PST

The five most difficult milestones for moms - The Stir
Fifteen ideas for your baby's nursery - Houzz
Do allowances do more harm than good? - LearnVest
Jessica Simpson and Baby Buggy announce T-shirt initiative - Celebrity Baby Scoop
Giggle launches all-in-one registry app for expectant moms - Celebrity Baby Blog
Bath time is my new happy hour - FitPregnancy
Get baby talking with sign language - Parenting
Nine pregnancy myths - The Bump
Tidy homes are overrated, right? - Momformation
National Geographic-worthy photos taken by kids - Yahoo! Shine
Budget-friendly birthday-party ideas for kids - Real Simple

Source: Flickr User Fabio Bruna

Lotty Dotty Interactive Paper Doll Shirts: Ga Ga or Gag?

Rebecca M Gruber — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 08:36:19 PST

Telling your tot to "stop fidgeting with her clothes" takes on a whole new meaning these days. Paper dolls have moved off the table and onto the computer, so why shouldn't they jump to your lil one's shirts as well? Paris-based Lotty Dotty's doll shirts ($45) are just the thing for budding fashionistas who can't get enough of designing.

The interactive t-shirts allow kids to pick one of five "girls" to be silk-screened onto organic shirts. Clad in a Velcro bathing suit, the girls can then be dressed up in the included signature tutu dress and an accessory of their choosing. Additional dresses, outfits, and accessories ($12 - $30) can be purchased separately, allowing for multiple outfit changes throughout the day. The children's shirts - ranging from sizes suitable for kids three and up - are also available in adult versions. Would you buy one for your kid?

Tattoo Your Love For iPhone Photography

Kelly Schwarze — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 11:13:07 PST

It's time for a new twist on photo memorabilia. With photo mugs pouring out of the cupboards, a bedtime t-shirt of last year's vacation, and a mouse pad snap from the trip to Disneyland, you've made sure to keep photo memories nearby. Push those stale souvenirs aside and turn a favorite iPhone photo into the ultimate statement piece: a temporary tattoo.

The set of 16 customizable photo tattoos for $14 through the iPhone app MoPho, make unique party favors or just let you show off your camera phone shots anytime you roll up a sleeve. To try out the MoPho tattoos for ourselves, we made a print of a recent dinosaur Instagram. Putting the tattoo on was simple; just like any ordinary temporary skin art, it applies with a damp cloth and the instructions are impeccably detailed. Once on, the tattoo cracked a bit with our skin, but actually looked better as the hours passed. We weren't expecting tattooed perfection from the temporary ink, rather exactly what it is - a quirky way to flaunt your photo talents.

Make sure your Instagram pics are tattoo perfection with these iPhone photography tips.

10 Valentine's Day Looks That Don't Scream Valentine For Your Lil Fashionista

Kate Stahl — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 07:03:39 PST

Valentine's Day calls for some cute pink and red for your lil lady, but why go traditional? That "Happy Valentine's Day" t-shirt is just won't work for your mini style-setter. Instead go for a more subtle statement that totally works for V Day but is also appropriate for any other day of the year (mama likes!). Heart-filled looks from Mini Boden, Hanna Andersson, Gap, and more will fill both you and your chic offspring with lots of love!

Virgin America Brings a Breath of Fresh Airline to Philadelphia

Sponsor — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 03:00:00 PST

Heading to Philly? This Spring is a great time to check out the city - especially with Virgin America launching its low-fare, high-frills daily nonstop flights from LAX and SFO to PHL as of April 2012. Known for its tricked-out new planes, touch-screen entertainment, and amenities like fleet-wide WiFi, the airline has created a cult-like following on the coasts. And the airline's in-flight entertainment does credit to its California roots - with an iPad-like seatback touchscreen for flyers with 35 films, live TV, Google Maps, video games, seat-to-seat chat, music videos, a 3,000-song library, an on-demand menu, and more.

To mark the quickly growing airline's Philly launch, Virgin America first shared the news with its social media fans via a video that spotted the beloved and mysterious "Greenman" from the hit FX television show It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia near a Virgin America aircraft. In addition to grabbing those super-low fares to Philly, visitors to the airline's Facebook page can enter for a chance to win round-trip flights and the ultimate It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia fan pack, consisting of seasons 1-6 DVDs, a Paddy's Pub t-shirt, the official board game, and a guide to the characters' favorite haunts. Oh, and of course, you can check out It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia en route at 35,000 feet on Virgin America.

Kristen Stewart Gets a Job With Balenciaga

Allie Merriam — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 09:14:09 PST

Kristen Stewart is the new face of Balenciaga perfume - ET
Katherine Heigl wants to adopt again - People
See the T-shirt Beyoncé designed for the President - Buzzfeed
Miley Cyrus knows her boyfriend is hot - Lainey Gossip
"Glory" and more songs inspired by famous babies - The Daily Beast
Find out what big change Katy Perry made since the divorce - Us Weekly
How Christina Aguilera celebrated her son's 4th birthday - TooFab
The details on the Directors Guild of America awards - Rotten Tomatoes
Madonna's, Justin Bieber's, and the other most anticipated albums of 2012 - Hollywood Reporter
Madonna wants to stay on the right side of the royal family - Wonderwall
The Today Show hosts celebrate 60 years on air! - Lifeline Live
Mark Wahlberg wants to set a good example for his kids by getting his GED - Zap2It
It seems J Lo's twins are close with Casper Smart - Celebitchy

5 Tees to Help Aid Japan Earthquake Relief

Kristy Korcz — Thu, 17 Mar 2011 11:20:44 PDT

Japan is still reeling from the aftermath of the huge 9.0 earthquake and tsunami that hit last week on the country's northern coast. Cleanup and rescue efforts are still under way, and while you can text donations to the Red Cross and donate via iTunes and Facebook, you can also shop for a great cause. Donations made by way of tees are nothing new, but here are five stylish Japan-inspired shirts that will help aid relief efforts in the disaster-ravaged country.