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Chirsty Turlington is worldwide famous for her supermodel days. Now she’s trying to get trough as a filmmaker. No Woman, No Cry is a very special documentary following the issues related to childbirth (the social/financial issues) around the world. How she came to this subject? By becoming a mother herself and facing childbirth complications though [...]

Now here’s a piece of information you rarely find on the interwebs of fashion. Because it’s just as taboo-ish as talking about eating disorders and anorexia in a fashionable way. And yet, here’s what I found out: Photoshop is not only used to slim down a person. Oh, no, my darlings! It’s also used for [...]

I have this odd nightmare with toddlers and tiaras haunting me every now and then. I even wrote about it once, hoping coming clean with having such bad dreams will help me heal. Nope. Not a chance. Now I see my nightmare expanding into a clothing line. The Miss America pageant through Miss America Brands [...]

I started today, like many of the days before that, convinced that paying more for a swimsuit is really not worth it. I’d rather throw my money on a fancy book than on a $100 piece of fabric. However, something nearly changed my mind along the way. I was doing some reading on the interwebs [...]

Claudia Schiffer has somehow managed to overcome Karl Lagerfeld’s aversion for children and mothers. Not only she’s a mother herself, but she was also photographed by the Kaiser while she was 7 months along with her third child. For a Vogue cover! That alone should make us appreciate Claudia even more than we used to. [...]

You know what they say: love conquers all! So it did with me, today. I can’t help but share this video, brought to my attention by the unlimited viral powers of the interwebs. It’s a special marriage proposal. Where? Madison Square Park. When? A bright sunny day! I won’t keep you any longer, please, go [...]

We’ve talked about it before. Only we touched their side of the mirror. Now let’s show them only our side of the story, what they’re showing us. It may be helpful, one day. Maybe. Besides being aesthetically pleasing, photography is also morally triggering, sometimes. Such is the case with Ivonne Thein’s work. She’s touching issues [...]

There was something bothering me for quite some time: I’ve developed an extra care syndrome (I think it goes beyond attention, beyond care, I think it’s maniac behavior already) to check the labels of many (if not all) the products we buy. It’s something I depicted from a very close cousin who opened my eyes [...]