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Described as a “non-surgical facelift” because it reaches the level of the muscle that would be cut if you were doing one, Ultherapy delivers “predictable” results with a “very high satisfaction rate,” says Dr. Patricia Wexler. The New York dermatologist cites it as her favourite treatment for her patients and even herself. “I personally do […]

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Another day, another “national” holiday. No, we’re not talking about National Cook a Sweet Potato Day (snooze) but rather the fun National Margarita Day. Sure, it may have landed smack dab in the middle of the week, but don’t let that be a deterrent. Nothing beats the weekday blues like having a cocktail or two, […]

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The fashion world has lost an icon—supermodel China Machado has passed away at the age of 87. An industry trailblazer, her legacy will always shine bright. Born Noelie Dasouza Machado, she changed her name to China (pronounced CHEE-na) when she started modelling couture to fit in with the fashion world. During the 1950s and ’60s, […]

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After 25 years on air, today marks the last The Oprah Show EVER! While we’re all going to be busy shedding a tear (or two, or three) as we watch the Queen of Daytime scream her last scream and say her last goodbye, let’s take a moment to look back at some of Oprah Winfrey’s greatest fashion moments over the years. The inimitable talkshow host-cum-media mogul has gone through many style evolutions since her first show in 1986, but her great love and knowledge of fashion has stayed constant. Through moments of sniffles, take a look at our picks for Winfrey’s best fashion-savvy moments and be sure to tune in at 4pm EST for her final farewell episode. Kleenex at the ready!

Following in the steps of Canadian boy Erdem Moralioglu, Christopher Kane was named the winner of the BFC/Vogue UK Fashion Fund, beating out heavyweights like Richard Nicoll, Jonathan Saunders and Nicholas Kirkwood. [Vogue.uk]

The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee passed the Innovative Design Protection and Piracy Prevention Act yesterday. The bill would allow designers to copyright patterns and designs–currently protection only applies to trademarks–in an effort to keep knock-offs at bay. If the bill becomes law, it would be up to the courts to decide what’s original and therefore would be protected. [Fashionista]

Haider Ackermann will stop producing his men’s label after the first season in what the company is calling a deliberate creative move. Says the owner of BVBA 32, the Belgian company that operates Ackermann’s line: “Haider wanted to underline the image he made for his women’s line with the man at her side. The men’s collection will be added again at the time Haider wants to and it will not be linked to a season. [Vogue UK] Read our interview with Haider Ackermann

Though it seems like an unlikely pairing at first, Lost’s Jorge Garcia and Christie Brinkley work out, make nachos and generally live the good life together in the pages of Vogue Deutsch. Of the pairing, photographer Bruce Weber says: “Christie is the ultimate California beach girl and Jorge is the ultimate hippie.” So they both have the less-is-more, beach bum thing going on. More photos at the link. [Fashionista]

Seems that Emanuel Ungaro himself agrees with the rest of the world that Lindsay Lohan’s debut collection for his fashion house was disastrous. Are we susprised? Ungaro, who sold the company in 2005, said, “I am furious but I can’t do anything about it.” Going on, the designer lamented that his fashion house “is in the process of losing its soul.” [The Cut]