Chanel Le Coton is a limited edition set of cotton pads. Le Coton will change how you look at a cotton ball, the 3 layer pads are made with selected cotton flowers from Australia and Egypt. The finely crafted pads are stamped with the trademarked interlocking C's. It retails for $20.00 for 100 pads per box. Chanel Le Coton is now available at Neiman Marcus, Chanel boutiques and chanel.com.
The brand that made quality temporary nail art easy and accessible has arrived at Sephora in the form of eight limited-edition patterns that are part of a collaborative effort with Sephora by O.P.I. You simply warm the Chic Prints sheets in your hands, apply to fingers, trim, and file down for a quick summer mani. Now available at Sephora for $15.
Jessica Simpson has been out to challenge the concept of beauty–and she’s taking her boldest step yet by going totally makeup-free on the May 2010 cover of Marie Claire. No retouching, No makeup...
Coca-Coca Light the Lagerfeld way! This favorite drink of women has called upon the genius of Karl Lagerfeld to dress the Coca-Cola light aluminum bottle. The designer lends his inimitable style and his unmistakable silhouette to the chic lines of the bottle, all in a special limited-edition box, accompanied by a bottle-opener hidden in a drawer. The Coca-Cola light box by Karl Lagerfeld is the must-have of the season and is now available via colette.
Too Faced Cosmetics now offers emotionally-activated and high shine! A selection of shade-shifting lip glosses that blossom into a variety of perfect pink shades based on your mood.Yours for only $18.50.
SEPHORA by OPI's latest assortment of Nail Colours is inspired by simple, dramatic blossoms like the elegant Calla Lily, exotic orchid, and vibrant iris. These iconic flowers, in their most colorful forms, have been artistically re-imagined into this bouquet of spring shades that will have your fingertips flourishing with sophisticated color. Shades include Leaf Him At The Alter, It's Bouquet With Me, and Iris I Was Thinner, all for $9. Order here.
Guys have four primal relationship desires that are sometimes sated by the tiniest of moves by you.
The Desire: To Protect-Give him chances to take charge, and thank him after he does. When a guy associates you with feeling like Superman, of course he’ll want to couple up. These little things can draw out his hero side.
Nude-colored pumps are usually among the most conservative of dressy shoe options, but this pair of Saw Plateau leather heels is anything but, being the opposite of understated and demure. Designed by Camilla Scovgaard, they feature an eye-catching 5" stiletto heel opposite a set of teeth in the form of a signature serrated rubber platform. Available for $500 here.
Its impossible to watch Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory and not imagine yourself as Charlie Bucket unwrapping the chocolate bar and finding the golden ticket. Well now the Nestle-owned Wonka candy brand hopes to offer a similar feeling with its new promotion. Buy a candy bar in its Exceptionals line, and you may pull out a wining Golden Ticket. The prizes are pretty sweet: Ten grand prize winners get to bring three friends on a trip around the world with $12,500 in spending money.Other prizes include airline vouchers, Ticketmaster gift cards, movie certificates and (of course) free chocolate.
According to a new study in the British Journal of Psychology, while guys do value altruism in a long-term partner, they found it slightly off-putting when they were looking for short-term relationships. "This could be because men fear that altruistic women will be too interested in other things and not enough in them," postulates Dr David Lewis, a member of the British Psychological Society and author of Loving and Loathing: the Enigma of Personal Attraction. "Men are very egotistical and see themselves as the sun in their own world." Which is to say men don't want to bask; they want to shine--and be worshipped. It's more that men like a challenge--and any woman who is seen as particularly kind or selfless doesn't come off as hard-to-get. But when a guy falls in love, his game-playing mentality falls away (and he can appreciate a woman who's sweet).
The September Issue-The September 2007 issue of Vogue magazine weighed nearly five pounds, and was the single largest issue of a magazine ever published. With unprecedented access, this film tells the story of legendary Vogue editor in chief Anna Wintour and her larger-than-life team of editors creating the issue and ruling the world of fashion.
The Barbie doll, which first appeared on the world-stage in 1959, was invented by Ruth Handler (co-founder of Mattel) after she realized that her daughter liked to play with paper dolls that resembled grown-ups. Handler suggested making a three-dimensional doll that looked like an adult rather than a child. The doll was named after Handler's daughter, Barbara, and is still produced by Mattel. The doll's full name is Barbara Millicent Roberts.
Avatar actress Zoe Saldana channels the glamour of the Harlem Renaissance for Vanity Fair, check out the rest of the gallery here.
