There’s a vogue for gap-toothed models. But that photo at the end of the article is incorrect. Madonna was not the original. Lauren Hutton was: What’s up with this gap-toothed business? Part of it may be British; they are notorious … Continue reading →
…20 years off her life. Maybe off her face, or her age. She also seems to have gotten a load off her mind, a weight off her chest, and a burden off her shoulders:
Continue reading →I went shopping recently for a dress for a certain formal-ish occasion. Spent quite a few hours doing it, to no avail. So I decided to look online instead. I thought that would save me some time and effort. Ha! … Continue reading →
I purchased a battery-powered implement the other day of a type that’s been proliferating in stores during the last few years: the heel smoother. You can find a plethora of buffers and scrapers, shavers and grinders, all guaranteeing to pare … Continue reading →
Two makeovers that preserve silver hair:
Continue reading →We call it “fashion.” But at this point it seems to have morphed into a competition to see who can come up with an outfit that is either strangest and most extreme, or most revealing. Preferably both at the same … Continue reading →
Kellyanne Conway got some flak for this: Kellyanne Conway is defending the red, white and blue military-style coat she sported during the inauguration after she was ruthless mocked on social media for the patriotic look. In defending the $3,600 Gucci … Continue reading →
Before I regretfully leave the inaugural fashions behind, let me note that a great many people wrote that Melania’s day outfit channeled Jackie Kennedy. I have a small quibble, very small. But it’s that it wasn’t just Jackie at the … Continue reading →
[Scroll down for UPDATES on the ball gowns.] One of the things I’m looking forward to in a Trump presidency is seeing Melania’s fashions. Now, there’s a woman who can wear anything, and who usually looks incredibly good. We’ve certainly … Continue reading →
A couple of years ago I wrote a post about the rise of the childish nose. When I was a kid, that was the sort of nose that was called “pug”—which was not a compliment, although a pug nose was … Continue reading →
This shows how little changes can add up to a big change. This woman was fairly attractive to begin with. Nothing that big was done. Hair more or less the same color. Bangs were cut. A bit more makeup was … Continue reading →
First, the “speech” part. Apparently some remarks by Meryl Streep about Donald Trump have caught fire on social media, and everyone is weighing in pro and con. Well, maybe I should turn in my blogging badge, because I find I … Continue reading →