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Everything You Need to Know About Project Runway's Final Three!

FabSugar — Fri, 16 Apr 2010 10:08:34 PDT

The end of Project Runway is near; do you agree with who's going to Fashion Week? Next week, we'll find out who wins the entire competition. For now, let's get to know the top three: Seth Aaron, Mila, and Emilio. They're undoubtedly talented, have unique vision, and sew flawlessly. Enter to learn everything from their design influences to dream celeb clients.

If you're interested in taking part in Project Runway Season Eight, apply here! The deadline is April 22.

Photos courtesy of MyLifetime.com

10 Festively Foxy Lingerie You Need Now!

FabSugar — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 17:30:37 PST

You have your hot holiday dress, the blingin' baubles, the fête-worthy hose. But what's underneath it all? I've got you covered . . . or rather, uncovered! The holidays require foxy lingerie: teddys, thongs, garters, sexy bras. This Victoria's Secret Boatneck Lace Tunic ($38) is great because it can be worn in and outside the bedroom. Click in for more hotness and be sure to check out what else you need now.

Do You Create Wish Lists?

FabSugar — Thu, 18 Dec 2008 00:23:22 PST

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On Our Radar: Wish Away With Shopbop

FabSugar — Tue, 16 Dec 2008 10:00:22 PST

Wish lists are genius. My family would be lost without the ones I create for them. Did you know that Shopbop has a wish list feature? As you can see below, mine is already filled with pieces by Alexander Wang, Elizabeth and James, and Bing Bang. Basically stuff I want but would rather have my family get me! Here's how to get in on the fun: sign up for a free Shopbop account and start adding your favorite items. There's a small "Add to Wish List" button on the right bottom corner of every Shopbop item. You can also search for your friend's wish list, either to know what to buy her or to get inspired by her style.

The Latest Celebrity to Admit a Crush on Ryan Gosling

Lauren Turner — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 13:12:17 PST

Josh Hutcherson shares that he is a big fan of Ryan Gosling - People
Will Jeremy Renner deliver on The Bourne Legacy? - Lainey Gossip
Nicole Scherzinger speaks out about the X Factor drama - HuffPost Entertainment
Connor Cruise's post- Super Bowl rant gets leaked - D-Listed
Angelina Jolie to present at the Oscars - JustJared
Why is Jennifer Aniston still talking about Angelina Jolie? - Insider
Watch First Lady Michelle Obama sack race against Jimmy Fallon - Zap2it
How is Jay-Z and Nicki Minaj's music connected? - The Frisky
Miranda Kerr goes topless - Hollywood Tuna
Kanye West is returning to Paris Fashion Week - Pink Is the New Blog
Miley Cyrus picks up Starbucks in a super sexy outfit - The Superficial
Why Gisele might be bad luck for Tom Brady - The Daily Beast
What do you think of Ke$ha's all natural look? - TooFab
Kate Beckinsale wishes she had Mark Wahlberg for protection - The Blemish

11 Things You Need to Throw Away

Emily Co — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 03:05:07 PST

The first step to taking care of yourself and de-stressing is to make sure that your environment is in order. Seeing your house full of clutter can affect your mood negatively and make your personal space seem like a place you want to escape from, rather than something to look forward to coming home to. Organize a "throwing out" day every month to make sure that you don't have clutter building up. Here are some things you should consider purging from your home:

Old magazines. Get rid of old magazines you have lying around because chances are, you aren't going to read them again. Find places where you can donate your magazines to such as child care centers, doctor's offices, nail salons, nursing homes, and libraries. If there's an article that really speaks to you, scan a digital image of it and keep it in your computer. Or keep a folder of magazine clippings if you like saving magazine articles.
Receipts, bills, and documents. Throw away receipts for items that you aren't planning on returning, and ones that you won't need to use come tax time. If you're wary of throwing away receipts, you can make a digital copy of them with a basic scanner, a pricey specialized receipt scanner ($174), or a smartphone app ($2). See here for a full list of documents you should keep forever or temporarily.
Clothes. Use the two-year-rule for clothes - get rid of apparel that you haven't worn in two years. Sell them to a thrift store (find a thrift store at thethriftshopper.com) or donate them to the needy.
Books. Go through your bookshelf and gather together books you haven't touched in months and ones that you aren't planning on rereading. Be realistic and make sure you're ruthless. If you haven't touched it in a year, you're most likely not going to read it again. Sell the books on Amazon, Craigslist, or eBay. You can even trade them for something else on swap.com. You can always donate them as well!
Medicine and vitamins. Take a look at your medicine closet and clear out drugs that have expired, medicine that has sat on your shelf for too long, or ones that you no longer use. First, check to see what the proper disposal methods are for the medication, and if you can't find any, check to see if your community has a drug take-back program. If there isn't a program near you, then the FDA advises mixing medicine with "used coffee grounds or kitty litter" in a container or sealable bag before throwing it away to make the drugs less appealing.

For more things to throw away, read on.

Cool Concept: The Cryoscope Weather Forecaster

Kelly Schwarze — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 13:59:25 PST

I know we're inching closer to a future resembling a Star Trek episode when concept gadgets like this Cryoscope weather cube are dreamed up. The haptic weather forecasting device works by the user touching its exterior aluminum cube to physically feel how the temperature will be outside.

Connected to the Internet, the cube translates web reports of the weather by pumping heat either in or out of the cube. Watch the Cryoscope's creator Robb Godshaw explain the inner workings of this magic weather cube in the video above. Do you think it's too early to add to my Christmas wish list?

Susan Sarandon and Daughter Eva Amurri Star in New Neiman Marcus Campaign

FabSugar — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 10:00:37 PST

Can You Cash in on Facebook's $5 Billion IPO?

Emily Co — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 00:15:10 PST

Everyone's buzzing about the Facebook IPO, and after hearing about how many billionaires and millionaires the IPO will create, you might think that it's your chance to make money off this cash cow. But first, you need to educate yourself.

What's the deal about IPOs?

Facebook used to be a private company, which means its shares were not sold to the public. Once a firm goes public, it's on the stock market and it sells a part of itself to outside investors who can afford it. The term for going public is also known as an IPO or initial public offering.

Why would a company go public?

A company that sells shares to outside investors can stand to raise a lot of money. Current estimates of the Facebook IPO are at $5 billion. Companies can do a lot with the capital raised - they can use it to pay down long-term obligations, fund new opportunities, and even acquire competitors. Further, initial private investors who wish to exit can now sell their shares to public investors.

Read to find out about buying Facebook shares.

Shop Our Sweet, Chic Valentine's Day Gift Guide

Brittney Stephens — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 16:02:26 PST

It doesn't matter if you've got a significant other or best friend to shop for, or if you're just looking to spoil yourself - Valentine's Day is the perfect time to snap up that pretty little something that you or your beau has always wanted. From yummy chocolate chip cookies to sexy lingerie, we've rounded up 20 perfect presents to inspire your gift-giving and wish list-making. Click through now to see what we're planning to give (and hoping to get) this Valentine's Day.