According to the editors of leading fashion magazines like Harper's Bazaar, Glamour, Vogue or Elle the big jewelry trend for this fall season is oxidized silver and yellow gold. Large metallic cuffs matched with silver or gold chokers and close-to-the-collar necklaces should be the choice for every woman this fall.

The editors of Harper's Bazaar are saying: "In a season of urban armor, the easiest pieces are the toughest looking. Fall's must-have hardware, however, is the cuff--like those Nicolas Ghesquiere did in gold and silver for Balenciaga. Wearing one of them puts all the elements at hand... Read More >>>

Yes, you can do it…be fashionable and trendy this summer without going shopping. The answer is: shop your closet. These are a few tips from Lisa Armstrong on how to get a new fresh look for coming season without spending extra money.

Stage one: What to ditch ?

-Winkle pickers. You might be a classic dresser but these set your look in aspic
-Bootcuts. If you don’t look your best in drainpipes or straight trousers, miss out the b... Read More >>>

During my last trip to Paris I came across a jewelry collection designed by Delfina Delettrez. She is a young artist who creates jewelry inspired by human anatomy.

Probably not many women would decide to wear this kind of jewelry but I find it interesting and worth writing a few words. In her jewelry collection you will find shapes resembling various body parts like eyes, hands or lips. She is inspired by books of famous anatomist of the XVIth century Andreas van Vessel and her jewelry collections resume the humor of Tim Burton’s movies like “Nightmare b... Read More >>>

Many tabloid magazines face difficult time as people tend to spend less money at newsstand nowadays. For the newsstand-dependent celebrity weeklies, compelling covers are absolutely crucial, making editors' choices of cover stars more important than ever.

Forbes has  prepared a ranking of most valuable / top selling celebrity faces on magazine covers. They analyzed the newsstand sales for the six biggest celebrity weeklies-- People, Star, US Weekly, In Touch Weekly, Life & Style and OK!--over a year-long period ending June 30, eliminating non-celebrity... Read More >>>