Coffee Break: Seliger for Macy’s, Style for the Olympics, Humpty Dumpty Fashion

There's nothing so flattering to a woman's figure as looking like a cracked egg. (Pictured, Fashionista)

The Chinese government offers tips on how to stay properly styled during the Beijing Olympics (and stay out of prison while you're at it). (Huffington Post)

Boston drug dealers have taken to wearing two pairs of pants at once. No one said they weren't talented. (Wicked Local)

Mark Seliger photographs Christina Aguilera and others for up-and-coming indie-retailer Macy's. (Business Wire)

Topless sunbathing out of fashion on French beaches? Tout alors! (Telegraph UK)

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