by Maria Reed
on October 2, 2016
From perfect paints for any room in your house, to instant lighting makeovers and indestructible houseplants, these design tricks will make your home look expensive (without breaking the bank).
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by Walter Ponce
on October 1, 2016
<p>Brand and style expert Nick Ede looks at the best and worst A-list outfits from the past seven days.</p>
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by Todd Post
on September 30, 2016
Kate Middleton and Prince William on royal tour of Canada.
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by Debra Martinez
on September 30, 2016
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by Helen Kennedy
on September 29, 2016
<p>what better way to freshen up a baby name from decades past than bestowing it upon a newborn baby?</p>
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by Rachel Parker
on September 28, 2016
Sixty fashionable looks by the Duchess of Cambridge in just sixty seconds.
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by Sara Patterson
on September 28, 2016
Oh, what a little skin can do.
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by Jim Dahleen
on September 27, 2016
Although it’s still warm outside, fall is right around the corner and that means it’s time to shift your wardrobe for the new season. Since fall is one of our favorite seasons to dress (and shop!) for, we devised a shopping guide of some of autumn’s biggest trends. The best part? Since we already know how hard shopping can be if you aren’t sample size, we created this guide specifically for curvy girls!
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by Mollie Foley
on September 27, 2016
What were the most common baby names the year you were born? MooseRoots identified the top names since 1915.
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by Edith Smith
on September 26, 2016
Conventional wisdom states that we change our hair when we’re in the midst of changing our lives. But that particular supposition severely underestimates the potential of going from brunette to blonde, redhead, or beyond. Sometimes, changing your hair is what changes your life—just ask anyone who’s ever found herself sporting a truly extraordinary (or truly awful) new hue. Marilyn Monroe, the definitive platinum siren, may have remained a sweet brunette factory worker named Norma Jean Dougherty forever if she hadn’t purchased a bottle of peroxide for an early screen test in 1950. Lucille Ball actually stopped being a bottle blonde to differentiate herself from the gaggle of fair-haired Paramount backlot girls in 1942, and the combination of her arresting apricot-copper ringlets and razor-sharp wit made her a B-movie icon even before I Love Lucy turned her into a cultural phenomenon. It does not go unnoticed that changing one’s hair identity is risky—just consider Linda Evangelista , who took her natural color from deep brunette territory to a shade that might accurately be described as champagne. Needless to say, it worked: By the early-nineties, the hair color chameleon (and supermodel) wouldn’t get out of bed for less than $10,000 a day, fearlessly volleying between a full spectrum of shades. More recently, one need only consider Rooney Mara ’ s swift transition from shy auburn-maned ingénue to raven-haired romantic-goth for her Dragon Tattoo casting to understand the career-changing effects of a good dye job. Or model Edie Campbell , who cast aside her strawberry blonde English Rose for a pitch-black shag—and became a Marc Jacobs muse and fashion It girl in the process. Still others have made it a signature to bounce between shades—like actress (and natural blonde) Emma Stone, who transitions between platinum and ginger with ease. For further proof that a shade metamorphosis can alter your life trajectory this season, here are a few of our favorite hair color transformations of all time.
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