Mar 1, 2012

Oooo – this is a challenge. Much as we love Parisian street style (particularly when it comes courtesy of Mr. Phil Oh), we have to admit we're a

Wedding season is rapidly approaching! And ask any girl about her ideal ceremony, or spend five minutes on Pinterest, and it’s clear to see that ever

Miami in March is scorching! What do you do when the weather's warm and the water is fine? Get ready to fill up your free time — we at R29 have

Late nights, work stress, summer sunburns, and five too many cocktails unfortunately translate into wrinkles, under-eye circles, puffiness, and a drab comp

We hate to brag (over and over and over!) but we just can’t help it. Miami produces some pretty great talent. From our all-star basketball team, to o

About a year ago we posted Radiation City’s “The Color of Industry,” a girl group-inspired track that deserved a lot more attention than

With so much constantly going on in NYC, it's easy to get overwhelmed and stay inside with a Real Housewives episode instead of enjoying the gathering

And in news we probably all already know…a new study by shopping research firm Bundle has concluded that Mac users are considerably more fashion-forw

Boho chic? No. Hobo chic, dummy. We fashion bloggers love to drop references to Derelicte whenever humanly possible (just did!), but artist Hernan Bas'

Saying that New York City is a little grody is kind of like saying that grass is green (not that there's much grass here). And while we do our best to

We've always thought that the self-deprecating, roly-poly, ever-endearing designer Alber Elbaz is something like the female-whisperer. Somehow, this m

What happens when the ELLE offices close for the day? No, not lines in the fashion closet or some Miranda/Jaqueline Follet-style espionage. Instead, it see

The Giants' Brian Wilson signed on as a partner in the soon-to-open Lucky Strikes Lanes bowling spot in SoMa. (San Francisco Business Times) Gap and B

The stars came out to MOCA to salute to mod icons Rudi Gernreich, William Claxton, and Peggy Moffitt — and what a color-soaked celebration it was! (H