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1930's fashion predictions for the future
We've come a long way baby! A following clip depicts what designers around the 1930's thought fashion in the year 2000 would look like. Any predictions for fashion trends fifty years from now??? ...[Read on]
Hot List: High-End Jewelry from Deep Under the Sea
The hottest trends in fashion according to Vanity Fair's fashion department. The fantasy animals and flowers in Dior designer Victoire de Castellane's eight one-of-a-kind Idylle aux Paradis cuffs drip off to become brooches or pendants. Take a dive with t...[Read on]
The latest in cycling trends
According to Trend Central, the bike community is continuing to innovate and thrive.  Here are some of the latest happenings in the cycling world. Rolling Orange: They may not be world champions of soccer, but the Dutch are still an authority on bikes...[Read on]
“It Is Like Merlot”: Wall Street’s Secret Curling Obsession
Photo via EveryJoe.com Curling—yes curling!—is the most popular trend to sweep Wall Street since all those other trends that completely destroyed the nation’s economy, ha ha. That curling is so boring is kind of the point: it’s about technique and...[Read on]
Gibson Girls: The Perfect Antidote to Fashion Week Futurism
Charles Dana Gibson at his summer home near Dark Harbor, Maine, 1940. Credit: Condé Nast Archive. Fashion week is generally about looking forward, assessing developing trends, and discovering new engines of creativity that are likely to determine the way...[Read on]
Worldly Wardrobe: Foreign trends for Spring/Summer 2010
With the arrival of spring and summer coming soon, it’s time for every chick to update their wardrobes with the latest trends of this new season. To inspire your fashion choices, how about checking out some foreign clothing trends?  Trench Coat Dres...[Read on]
Paramount Pictures has a gender (and race) problem
The folks at Racebending who advocate for just and equal opportunities in film and TV, have been tracking race issues related to the recently released film The Last Airbender.   While doing their research they have revealed some disturbing trends at Pa...[Read on]
Teen pregnancy rate increases after decade-long decline
Thanks abstinence only education! A new report from the Guttmacher Institute shows that the teen pregnancy rate has risen for the first time in more than a decade. And guess who's to blame... These new data from the Guttmacher Institute are especially...[Read on]
Rachel McAdams – Maintaining her privacy with her success
I remember when I first saw her in Mean Girls.  She was terrifically mean.  She scared the crap out of my teenage self.  Then she broke my heart in The Notebook.  I have always admired her film choices. (I’ll give her a pass on Sherlock Holmes cause...[Read on]
Spotlight on Voda Swimwear & Yulia Drummond
I’ll be the first to admit that I’m not the most, er, curvaceous girl in the world. While I have other womanly qualities, I’m not so well-endowed in the chestular area. Not only is it tough to rock low-cut shirts, but when it comes to bathing suits...[Read on]
Hollywood Writers Report 2009
It’s no surprise to know that women writers in Hollywood have a tough time getting gigs.  It’s always great to have the statistics to back up all the anecdotes.  So, here are the abysmal statistics from the 2009 Hollywood Writers Report report done ...[Read on]
Women & Wine Goes to the Family Winemakers Event in LA
You may wonder why I'm writing about this - snore - another wine event that you can't attend unless you're a member of the trade or media (we're both). But this story is different. I look forward to this event more than any other in Los Angeles - and thi...[Read on]
Chic Q&A with Cady: Keeping it Simple
This past week, after a flurried rush of getting ready for an Independence Day party I was already late for, I realized that I had shoved through lace dresses, high-waisted satin shorts, and a seersucker sundress only to end up keeping it simple- a v-neck...[Read on]
Spin Cycle: The newest bike trends
Bike culture has become more and more pervasive. Now that commuting via bike and fixed gear cycling have become practically mainstream, what’s next in the two-wheeled world? Synchronized Cycling: Dancing with your bike was lionized way back in 1986 whe...[Read on]
Hard Times Call For Hard Workouts
Americans are under a lot of stress right now. Job losses, salary cuts and fear about the economic state of our nation are leaving no one untouched. As many of us are feeling overwhelmed and working harder than ever, we are making economic adjustments to...[Read on]
Women & Hollywood in the Press
Here are two pieces about New Moon where Women & Hollywood was featured last week. From CNN.com – Hey Hollywood, the Fangirls are Calling: But successful female-centric films often are dismissed as flukes instead of viewed as trends, says Melissa Silv...[Read on]
Spotlight on Lindsey Calla: Creator of Saucy Glossie
They are easy to find and walk the streets of New York City, London and L.A. every single day. They are young and brazen, bold and beautiful, and ready to tackle any challenge before them. They are aspiring fashionistas -full of hopeful promise and new t...[Read on]
Rebecca Woods: Balancing Act
Rebecca Woods is one of Australia's most stylish and consistent professional surfers. Emerging from the Central Coast of New South Whales, she is now a dangerous and valuable competitor on the ASP Women’s World Tour. Rebecca is also one of a handful of ...[Read on]
Economic Data Show Women Facing Continued Hardship
By Valerie Norton, Policy FellowNew data released today by the Bureau of Labor Statistics confirms continued job loss and economic hardship – a story that has become all too familiar over the last year. Overall, unemployment rose to 9.8% and 263,000 job...[Read on]
Chic Q&A;: A Chick’s Guide to Yellow
With the LA Lakers on all our minds after the epic seven-game battle last week where they reigned victorious, that yellow hued jersey is seen around just about every corner. But yellow has been making a come back before the NBA Finals obvious contribution...[Read on]
Remembering Silver Palate Founder Sheila Lukins
I was traveling this past Monday so missed the news of the passing of Sheila Lukins on August 30, 2009 at age 66 of brain cancer. My husband Marc said,"you should write something about Sheila since the Silver Palate was such a part of our lives together i...[Read on]
The Return of 80’s Fashion: Leggings
“Fashion is repeating itself” or at least that’s what my mom says every time she has seen me in my latest ensemble. She explains to me that all the fashion she wore growing up is the same clothing I wear today in 2009. Fashions in the 1980s were co...[Read on]
Best actress contenders – Thinking outside the box
The Hollywood Reporter’s Steven Zeitchik has a recent piece about how small the pool is this year for Best Actress. He talks about how the top three potential nominees are Meryl Streep (Julie & Julia), Carey Mulligan (An Education), Gabourey Sidibe (Pr...[Read on]
What to Watch & What to Not: TV Shows Mid-Season Review
If the end of summer vacation means the beginning of many new things (a new school year, new fashion trends, and, of course, brand-new TV shows), then the end of winter break gives just enough time for me to promptly forget everything that happened in T...[Read on]
Health Care Affordability Problems Persist for Women
by Brigette Courtot, Policy Analyst, National Women's Law Center  A recent analysis by the Commonwealth Fund shows that women experience cost-related health access barriers at higher rates than their male counterparts. These new findings echo those of...[Read on]
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