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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.

Why Everyone (Even 20-Somethings) Should Make a Will

Business Insider — Tue, 22 May 2012 00:15:44 PDT

Getting a will is not just for those who are on the cusp of retiring. People of all ages should consider writing one, says Business Insider. Here's why.

Despite the well-known fact that everyone alive today will kick the bucket at one point or another, nearly 60 percent of Americans admitted in a 2011 poll conducted by online legal service Rocket Lawyer that they didn't have a will.

In fact, one-third said they'd rather do their taxes, get a root canal, or give up sex for a month than lay out their dying wishes in black and white.

All right, let's not get out of hand now.

Making a will these days is easier than ever, and if you've been putting it off simply because it seems daunting, then you could be making a big mistake.

"You do it for your family's [future]," says Rocket Lawyer founder Charley Moore. "[A will] enables you to start thinking about issues like whether you have the right insurance coverage, life insurance, and ways of replacing your lost income."

Whether you're 22 years old and just ran your umpteenth marathon or you're ready to retire, laying out an estate plan should definitely be near the top of your to-do list.

It's one of the three most important documents every adult should have.

Here are the other two, according to Moore:

A living will: Also called an advanced healthcare directive, a living will is where you lay out all the nuts and bolts of your end-of-life care. If you wind up in a coma or unresponsive in the hospital, then a living will can help your family decide how to handle your medical treatment.

Durable power of attorney: Choose an attorney you trust to administer your estate after your death, says Moore. He or she will be objective (unlike family members), and their entire job is to follow your wishes.

Read on for more.

Sneak Peek! Madewell's Girl Goes Woodsy and Tomboy-Cool For Fall

Hannah Weil — Wed, 16 May 2012 14:15:01 PDT

We got our first taste of Madewell's Fall 2012 back in April, but if ever there was a way to prove the cool factor in this collection, it's in Madewell's perfectly styled Fall lookbook. Mastering the art of effortless layers, girl-meets-boy appeal, and the style quirks of traditional Fall clothing turned on its head, Madewell offers up the season's essentials in bold hues, clever prints (like a leopard-print grandpa cardigan), and staple denim. It's the best kind of tomboy dressing - pastel tulip skirts paired with plaid button-downs and field boots - and a woodsier edge, thanks to cozy knit hats, lumberjack-inspired jackets, and cheeky wool sweaters. Read on for our must-have pieces, then click through to get a glimpse of the whole collection.

This varsity jacket has just the right sporty vibe to toughen up all of our Fall dresses.
This adorable sheep-printed sweater tops our list with its quirky style sense and slightly vintage feel.
We love the slightly '70s feel of this look, and we're adding the felted fedora to our wish list.

10 Perfect Finds Every Bit as Smart and Sophisticated as the Grad You'll Gift Them To

Hannah Weil — Wed, 16 May 2012 10:58:52 PDT

Graduation is a major milestone in any girl's life - it may also be the moment in time where the lavish gifts she's dreamed of become a reality. With that in mind, we're turning our attention to the kind of gifts that are smart, sweet, and a little luxurious. If ever there were daydreams of covet-worthy bags or iconic fashion statements, these are the gifts that are sure to reward all your grad's hard work. From artwork perfect for her very first apartment to a pair of earrings she'll wear with everything, we guarantee these 10 finds reflect the sophistication and smarts of the graduate you're gifting. Click on to see and shop our favorite pieces (some of which topped our own editors' grad wish lists).

Link Time: Could This Be Gisele's Sexiest Cover Yet?

Marisa Tom — Tue, 15 May 2012 08:46:22 PDT

This could be Gisele's sexiest cover . . . maybe ever? - HuffPost Style
Lady Gaga brings back the meat dress for Tokyo concert - Styleite
Olivia shows off her island wedding style and we're obsessed - Olivia Palermo
Must read: Tyra Banks's open letter to models - The Daily Beast
Meet Sofia Coppola's stylish niece Gia - Stylelist
Moda Operandi kicks off its first ever Australia Week with a fun video - Racked
Wishing we could visit the Hermès pop-up store in Paris - Style.com
Nordstrom tops consumers' lists for luxury department stores - Purse Blog
Fendi reissues its iconic baguette for its 15th anniversary - Fashion Indie
Karlie Kloss takes a steamy shower in McQueen with Olympic athletes - The Cut
Karl Lagerfeld explains his whimsical cruise collection - Fashionista

What Our Sugar Moms Really Want This Mother's Day!

Kate Stahl — Fri, 11 May 2012 03:16:00 PDT

We enlisted the help of some of our favorite moms - our Sugar editors - to reveal what they're hoping for this Mother's Day. Posh handbags, designer interior goods, camera accessories, and even a tree are just a few of the things we'd like to receive, though quality time with our families (and sleep!) is also high on our wish lists. Keep clicking to see what editors from Fab, Fit, and, of course, Lil really want this Mother's Day - and to check out some pics of our impossibly cute kids (if we do say so ourselves!).

Graduation Registries: Tacky or Useful?

Anna Monette Roberts — Mon, 14 May 2012 15:45:48 PDT

Online registries have long been reserved for marriages and baby showers, but recently, high school and college graduates are creating them too as a virtual wish list for relatives looking to celebrate with a gift. Nevertheless, it's hard to say whether it's appropriate or not to ask for specific items from relatives and family friends.

Walmart, Target, Amazon, Dorm Co, and MyRegistry are just a few registry options for graduates. These companies offer a wide range of price points, so graduates can tag inexpensive items like desk supplies as well as expensive items like computers or kitchen gadgets.

What do you think about graduation registries? Are they tacky or useful?