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Summers are for visiting the beach, slathering on the sunscreen and sea-shell hunting. It’s also the time for me to pull out bold hues and faux tan with bronzer before I hit the sun and sand.
Summer makeup is always sun-kissed and golden. But what I love about the Estee Lauder Bronze Goddess Summer 2010 Collection are the bold hues that accompany the bronze. Read on for some of my picks.
Spring is finally here and I feel inspired to wear colors today!
MAC Give Me Liberty of London is the latest collaboration with Liberty of London, a British brand known for its prints and mini-florals.
The nature prints as seen on this makeup bag ($30 US) usually translates to something a little too “old lady” for me, but the colors inside the limited edition packaging is very bohemian chic and translates into creating very youthful looks.
Today I opted for a dark teal eye and reached for MAC Liberty of London eye shadows ($14.50 US) in Birds & Berries and Give Me Liberty of London.
I’ll just plainly say it; I’m not an artist. I might have once thought I was relatively good at drawing, but after going many years without honing those skills, any chance I had of becoming the next Monet was long gone. 
I think it’s my lack of artistic capabilities that makes me love tokidoki’s quirky cuteness. It’s natural that I’d want one of their (pricey) bags, but I’ll have to content myself with their new (considerably less expensive) Sephora cosmetic line!
What is green, Italian, and makes clients feel gorgeous, sexy and beautiful? No, it’s not the eye-catching Miu Miu Whipsnake platform pumps that I’ve been salivating over at Saks.
It’s Ion Studio, a low-profile, wind-powered, planet-loving hair salon in New York’s posh SoHo ‘hood. But instead of the typical glossy, expensively furnished, sky-high priced salons that are peppered throughout New York, Ion Studio is distinct in that it is New York’s first and leading green salon.
