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There’s nothing quite as stunning as these @laprairie cream blushes in peach glow and berry glow. Wow! (Taken with instagram)
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There’s nothing quite as stunning as these @laprairie cream blushes in peach glow and berry glow. Wow! (Taken with instagram)
I would love to host a dinner party (rather, enough dinner parties) to justify this purchase.
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Here are McNally J’s bestselling books of 2011. It’s a list! 31 books long. Arbitrarily. I had to go get my laundry.
- Just Kids, Patti Smith (Now also the bestselling book in McNJ’s history.)
- A Visit from the Goon Squad, Jennifer Egan
- On Booze, F. Scott Fitzgerald
- Bossypants, Tina Fey
- The…
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The Sweeney Sisters’ bells medley is only available online here (scroll toward the bottom of the page, past the white space). Our Christmas wish for next year is for Kabletown to upload this sketch onto Hulu.
My favorite.
I can’t stop listening to this!
You know my affinity for all things vintage and classic… well here are the 10 beauty products I use everyday to transport myself to a world of silver screen gents and sparkling lights…
If your girl is anything like me these will be home runs!
1. Start Blissful! Everyday I take care…
You and a friend could win a trip to NYC for the ultimate weekend getaway, filled with Bliss® spa treatments and a $2,000 Madewell shopping spree.
For complete details and to enter for a chance to win, visit madewell.com/getaway.
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The stylist who created this pony for me at QVC last night used to create “ponytails for the Chanel runway.” I flipped out. #powerpony (Taken with instagram)
Beloved spa beauty brand Bliss is 15 years old this year. (That’s about the same age as Tavi, in case you were wondering.) Marcia Kilgore founded the brand back in 1996, and essentially changed the way we think about the spa experience forever. Although Kilgore sold Bliss back in 1999 (it’s been owned by LVMH, Starwood Hotels and Resorts, and was acquired by Steiner Leisure last year), the brand has thrived and managed to keep its image as one of the coolest, most non-intimidating spas out there. Times have changed drastically since 1996 (for example, Friends was on the air and Botulinim toxin was still something that could kill you), and while the Bliss girl character and her cleverly-named products are still *ahem* blissfully familiar, a lot has changed in the industry. We had an email chat with Wendy Allred, Bliss’ Director of Training & Education, about the brand, how things have changed in the spa world in the last 15 years, and the must-follow skin care advice she has for women of all ages.
I love this—I love this artist.
Handmade Portraits: Rob Ryan