French and solid polish manicures have been around forever. They’re safe; they’re even a bit boring. For the past few seasons, “nail art” has been all the rage, and I’m happy to report that this is a trend which isn’t going away. However, the “anything goes” mentality is passé.
Today, a manicure is all about expression and individuality – it is a chance to be creative and add more flare to your look. Whether you like gels, glitters, mixed polish, decals or want to create something chic, unique and all your own you’re nails are sure to be full on fabulous!
Today, there are over tens of thousands of veterans left homeless and ignored in America. Everyone, at the very least deserves being treated with dignity and respect. Even the simplest act of kindness can change a persons life for the better. This Veteran’s Day, donate to a non-profit organization to help transform the lives of other veterans, inside and out…
This Veteran’s Day donate to Degage Ministries to help other homeless veterans: http://bit.ly/198hfmV
Nothing is perfect so learn to love the flaws. It takes a lot of imagination to be a good photographer, and Tyler Shields has just that and more – He sees and creates the extraordinary!
Here are a few images from his book, The Dirty Side of Glamour
The book release party will be TOMORROW Nov 9th at the Guy Hepner Gallery 300 N Robertson Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90048 7pm-9pm
Because the United States government does not provide financial support for its Olympic athletes, the U.S. Olympic Committee uses merchandise revenue to help fund their travel for the games. So Olympic merchandise is an important business for the committee, which broke records when it sold $115 million in gear for the London Olympics, surpassing its $100 million goal. It also raised $375,000 through the sale of individual $12 stitches on an American flag that traveled with Team USA to England.
The mittens, which retail for $14, are an adaptation of the popular red maple-leaf mittens that took the spotlight at the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics, as fans raised their mittened hands to show their support for Team Canada. By the end of the Vancouver Games, the mittens were selling for triple their original price on sites like eBay.
With the rollout of the Sochi mittens, the committee launched a “Raise Your Hands” campaign for Team USA, by encouraging shoppers to purchase the “Go USA” mittens and share photos and video of themselves wearing them. Videos hashtagged #RaiseYourHands are eligible to be featured in sendoff video for American athletes headed to Sochi.
Every day, you have to wade through a relentless surge of soul-less information. The experience tends to shut down your sense of wonder.
Every day, you’re over-exposed to narratives that have been sucked free of delight and mystery. That’s why you have to make strenuous efforts to keep your world enchanted…
Our friends at Juicy Couture are finishing up their Wild at Heart campaign by partnering with model and future The Face star, Lydia Hearst. They’ve asked her to handpick a collection of Juicy must-haves in support of Operation Smile, an organization near and dear to her heart that’s dedicated to improving the health and lives of children. Hearst filled us in on what’s she’s doing with the label, how reality life treated her, and where you’ll find her on Halloween.
Tell us about your partnership with Juicy Couture. I love the concept behind Juicy Couture’s Wild At Heart campaign, which shows girls how to be fearless and passionate. When I decide to pursue something, it’s because I am passionate about it. Read More >
