Model Coco Rocha is sick of you short, ugly people thinking that what she does for a living is easy. More »
At this point, if I were Rihanna, I’d just never even bother with a shirt anymore. More »
“Aspiring actress”/”media personality” Phoebe Price (who, as far as I can tell, is like a much older version of Courtney Stodden) suffered the latest in a long line of wardrobe malfunctions yesterday at Cannes, which begs the question: who invited her to Cannes? But while you can say what you like about the efficacy of this tactic at gaining the respect of one’s peers, you must admit there’s a certain kind of base artfulness to exposing your privates to the paparazzi, and that Price has grown quite good at it over the years. Also, bear in mind the fact that Price’s “peers” are people like the computer duster lady from Intervention and Tanning Mom. More »
It’s almost like the two are taking turns wearing nice things and ugly things, so as to spread out the positive/negative attention equally. More »

Dress codes in the office have changed a lot over the years. Historians say it was in the 1960s that the rules for what to wear began to disintegrate. But there are still some employers that are very set in their ways and always expect a certain uniform in the workplace which not everyone is aware of or wants to believe, especially when it is 85 degrees outside. Can you imagine being sent home from work on a hot summer day because you weren’t wearing pantyhose? Well, this has actually happened. We talked to some people who were sent from work because of their outfit.
What is appropriate in an office has changed a lot since those glamorous Mad Men days. The concept of business casual didn’t really exist back then. There was dressed for work and then dressing for work if you worked in a lumber yard. There are still some industries (law, finance) that are very strict and old-fashioned requiring suits for men and nylons with skirts for women with no open-toed shoes. More »
I kind of wish I was making this up, but I’m not. More »
When we first saw this image, we imagined a bunch of people in suits with broomsticks herding Ke$ha down a hallway, through a bathroom door and into a shower stall. Finally cornered, she screams for mercy until the water drowns out her cries. She quivers there, dejected, in the stream. More »
The Cannes film festival has begun–as you know from Bill Murray dressing like a crazy person at the Moonrise Kingdom photocall yesterday. Anyway, here’s the always fancy opening ceremony red carpet, featuring stalwarts like Tilda Swinton, Diane Kruger and Jessica Chestain, but also famewhores and weirdos. And not a lot of great dresses. More »
Megan Fox before she became Megan Fox. -StyleList
Here are Rodarte‘s costumes for the New York City ballet. -Racked
Solange can really pull of a romper. -The Budget Babe
A survey of The Avengers‘ style, from Hermes to Tom Ford. - BlackBook
Why Hillary Clinton‘s no make-up move is great. -HuffPost Style
Juice! Lots of calories, still. -YouBeauty
Buy Carey Mulligan‘s Prada Met Gala dress. -NYMag
Piperlime gets a brick and mortar. -The High Low
A great review of the Met’s latest fashion exhibit, Impossible Conversations. -Styleite
Actually nice looking workout gear? Can it be?! -Refinery29
We laughed, we cried–we laughed that people would think sneakers can sculpt their butts, we cried because they bought them. More »
In the June issue of Vogue, pop star/actress/American Idol judge Jennifer Lopez can be seen wearing various designer bathing suits and demonstrating that she still has “it” despite the fact that at 42, she’s well over the age at which most Hollywood starlets are taken behind the woodshed and shot. But what does “it” even mean? Here, I will venture to guess what “it” is that J-Lo has in each of her swimsuit photos. Besides a gravity-defying ass and aristocratic bone structure, I mean. More »
Just when you think you know The Kaiser, he turns around and surprises you with something even more resplendently ridiculous than anything he’s ever done before. More »
Though they could set the price a lot higher. More »
There’s no one reason why fashion models are extremely thin. You’ll hear everything from clients, sample sizes, and agency demands to competition between models and the public that buys magazines featuring them. One of the more steadfast beliefs, though, is that models are thin because fashion is “aspirational” and women want to buy more than clothes: they want some abstract impossible thinness, youth, beauty, etc. As one researcher says, “It’s better to use extremely thin models because that’s what makes women feel bad about themselves and want to buy the products.” More »
Here are Rodarte‘s costumes for the New York City ballet. -Racked
Solange can really pull of a romper. -The Budget Babe
A survey of The Avengers‘ style, from Hermes to Tom Ford. - BlackBook
Why Hillary Clinton‘s no make-up move is great. -HuffPost Style
Juice! Lots of calories, still. -YouBeauty
Eva Mendes has her finger on the pulse. -The Frisky
The terrible, preventable death of model Diana O’Brien. -Model Alliance
Buy Carey Mulligan‘s Prada Met Gala dress. -NYMag
Piperlime gets a brick and mortar. -The High Low
A great review of the Met’s latest fashion exhibit, Impossible Conversations. -Styleite
Actually nice looking workout gear? Can it be?! -Refinery29
Mischa Barton reaches for relevance in a cutout dress. -StyleList
Michael “Magnificent Penis” Fassbender is the dashing cover model of GQ‘s June issue, which promises to teach readers (with Fassbender’s help) how to “amp up your sex appeal.” (Wear nicer clothes, preferably the ones advertised in the magazine, is the basic jist of it.) But is the Fassbender we see in the cover editorial really a suave man worthy of emulation, or a Shame-type sex addict trapped in the darkest depths of desperation? Let’s take a look. More »
Ladies, have you ever caught a glimpse of yourself in the mirror at the gym only to realize that your vagina is split down the middle by your pants to reveal an unseemly cameltoe? More »