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I’ve said this before: I’m no eye-cream evangelist. I’m a firm believer that your regular moisturizer should work just fine for the skin under your eyes as long as it isn’t too heavy and ...

Verdant scenery inhabited by vibrant wildlife and graceful feminine figures center in the work of Rupy C. Tut, whose paintings (previously) draw upon her Sikh ancestry and experiences emigrating from ...

Apart from styling your model with items you get from Dress to Impress codes, there is more to the game than meets the eye. Yeah, Dress to Impress is ... she also pins a picture of the DTI Studio and ...

The DTI said Trade Secretary Cristina Roque met with Jane Livesey, executive vice president and president for Asia Pacific and Japan at Cognizant, on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum ...

People with aphantasia lack the ability to summon crisp images in their "mind's eye." But even though they can't visualize in this way, the blueprints for those imaginary images might still be ...

Bob Mackie sometimes wishes he could turn back time. The costume designer, who first dressed Cher in 1967, has created some of the singer’s most iconic looks over the years. However, there is ...

Taylor Swift fans are convinced the singer is "superstitious" after noticing a detail in the outfit she wore to the AFC Championship game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills.

Swift stuck to her typical fashion-meets-fandom playbook for the game, adding a pop of Chiefs red to her outfit. On Sunday, however, there was an additional layer of meaning to her ensemble ...

laurensanchez/Instagram She’s been caught dancing on tables, donning an eye-popping Catwoman costume for Halloween, partying with Kardashian across the Greek Islands. After it was believed that ...