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FABTV: En Vogue "Runaway Love"

FabSugar — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 14:22:22 PST

Here's another feel-good video from the funky divas. Last weekend I caught Thelma and Louise on TV, and it reminded me how much fun road trips with the girls are. Thelma and Louise's adventure didn't have a happy ending, but all mine have - and it looks like En Vogue had a grand time. Wearing variations or white, ivory, and denim, the ladies sing of runaway love in their definitive soulful style. The boxers under the baggy jeans look has since retired (thank god), but a knit beret is always in style. Things get steamier at the Havana-feeling nightclub and then the finale shot of the divas from the back, topless, in flowing pants. I wish these Fab ladies were still in show biz . . .

FABTV: En Vogue "Free Your Mind"

FabSugar — Sat, 16 Jun 2007 12:01:33 PDT

This music video has Dolce & Gabbana written all over it though I don't think the Italian duo had anything to do with it. The fierce foursome of En Vogue was awesome. Not only were they from my hometown of Oakland, CA, but also they were beautiful, talented and empowered. It's too bad they were short lived, but they were together long enough to bring us their style and sass.

You know that fantasy we fashionistas have about strutting down a runway in a pair of killer boots and dramatic clothes with flashing bulbs in our face and topless men in the audience? Experience the fantasy here.

Sit back, relax and enjoy the FABTV

Who Had the Best Downton Abbey-Style Updo?

Jaime Richards — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 06:10:00 PST

Everything old is new again, and with the wildly popular success of Downton Abbey, there seems to be a rising interest in King George V-era beauty. Keira Knightley, a Brit herself, looked absolutely stunning earlier this week, donning a shiny, wavy chignon at the Dangerous Method premiere, while Ashley Greene did her own take on the century-old trend, sporting a voluminous, tossed-to-the side look. And although short styles weren't quite en vogue back in the 1910s, Katherine Heigl still managed to achieve a stylishly upper-crust coiffure by wearing her chin-length bob in a loose, twisted bun. All styles are swoon-worthy enough to bring out the smelling salts, but which one has you politely clapping the hardest?

Lauren Bush and David Lauren Share Their Wedding Pictures in Vogue

Allie Merriam — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 09:04:10 PST

Lauren Bush and David Lauren married at his father, Ralph's, Ridgway, CO ranch Sept. 4, and they're now sharing images from the special day in the Charlize Theron-covered December issue of Vogue. Photographer Mark Seliger snapped Lauren in a carriage en route to her nuptials, which she described as having a "rustic elegance." After a honeymoon on Italy's Amalfi coast, the couple reunited in the Big Apple to do an official portrait with Norman Jean Roy.

David shared the story of his proposal with the magazine, saying he surprised Lauren last year with a special room filled with just photos of their relationship at NYC's Metropolitan Museum of Art. He told the magazine, "I created our own exhibition of our life together. And I got down on my knee and proposed. Then we went outside and took a carriage ride with a clarinetist and a saxophonist following us." Lauren spoke about the process of creating her gown, which looked a lot like Kate Middleton's, with Ralph Lauren. She said, "I wanted something modern as well, so there is the high-necked collar and puffed shoulders with the large open back.” Lauren went wild with the Western theme, pairing the elegant frock with a pair of cowboy boots.

Spring 2012 Trendspotting: Holy Cross!

Noria Morales — Sun, 02 Oct 2011 09:43:45 PDT

Fashion fanatics, take note: crosses have made their way back on the runways. Pucci, Lanvin, and Moschino all showed a version of the cross as accessory, layered with other necklaces and earrings. It brought us back to our favorite cross-wearing star, Madonna, who made that and wearing Kabbalah bracelets en vogue. What do you think of designers using religious symbols as part of their fashion collections?

Check Out the Three Newest Trends in Fragrance

BellaSugar — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 10:00:00 PDT

When it comes to perfumery, trends do indeed exist - much like in the fashion industry and the culinary world, and in seasonal makeup collections. Recently, Mintel's Global New Products Database, which analyzes consumer behavior and product innovations, took a look at what's en vogue when it comes to women's fragrance. Not surprisingly, organic, eco-friendly products lead the pack. Find out about the three trends when you read more.