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Answer Angel: Frizzy hair?
Dear Answer Angel Ellen: I thought I had heard of everything and yet … the latest runway look, I read, is hair that’s “deliberately unbrushed, unkempt, frizzy.”
Really? Am I supposed to believe this and appear in public looking like I just rolled out of bed? Is this for real? Has the whole world gone upside down?
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How to dress when visiting a theme part... with your kids
A day at a theme park with kids can be magical, exhausting and occasionally sticky. Between long walks, sudden weather changes, spilled snacks, water rides and the inevitable “Can we go on that again?” loop, what you wear can make the difference between a fun family outing and a day spent limping, overheating or digging through a bag for dry...Read more
What storing beauty products in plastic does to your health
LONDON — Chances are the vast majority of the skincare and beauty products you use come in plastic packaging.
It’s something most of us don’t think twice about, but with growing conversations around microplastics in other areas of our life – from food packaging to clothes – the impact of plastic on our beauty products is worth ...Read more
Answer Angel: Alternatives to leggings?
Dear Answer Angel Ellen: I don’t like wearing “leggings,” period. Not to lounge around, not to the gym, not to exercise. They are not flattering and not practical in hot temperature zones where I spend much of my time.
Similarly, shorts call attention to areas I would prefer not to show in public.
So, what are my options...Read more
Marilyn Monroe’s legendary career is on display in Los Angeles
Recognize this dress? It’s the pink strapless William Travilla gown worn by Marilyn Monroe in the 1953 musical “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes,” accessorized by matching pink full-length gloves, and you can’t imagine anyone else wearing it. (It’s the gown in which she sings “ Diamonds...Read more
'Agentic commerce': What are the risks when AI buys things for you?
BERLIN — AI-powered shopping agents that can independently research, compare and order products on behalf of customers are raising serious legal and privacy questions.
While AI-assisted chat advice is already relatively common in online shopping, providers are steadily expanding their agents to cover the shopping itself — all based on ...Read more
Answer Angel: Toe or no toe?
Dear Answer Angel Ellen: What is the protocol for showing your naked toes in sandals?
--Francesca T.
Dear Francesca: Common sense and brutal honesty.
Our feet are in hiding much of the year so their appearance is easy to hide or forget about. Take a good hard look and if your toes are ungroomed or plain ugly,...Read more
Walmart’s newest collection of outdoor tableware is inspired by Independence Hall, the Ben Franklin Bridge, and West Philly cookouts
PHILADELPHIA — A rectangular serving tray in Sheila Bridges’ latest assortment of tableware features a swanky Black couple shaking their groove things in front of Independence Hall.
Dressed in flowing, red, white, and blue regalia, Bridges’ dancers appear happy and at ease...Read more
Is prescription skincare really worth it? Dermatologists explain
LONDON — Only in recent years have we become more clued-up on skincare ingredients.
The majority of us now know what to look for. Components like retinol, acids and vitamin C are a few actives that we’ve been informed can give clinic-level results from the comfort of your bathroom.
But alongside the booming beauty market, prescription ...Read more
Cynthia Erivo joins the Order of the British Empire in style
So, what would you wear if you were being made a Member of the Order of the British Empire? (I confess I have personally given this rather more thought than a non-British person should.)
If you are Cynthia Erivo, at her ceremony in May, you wear this elegant and faintly Elphaba-adjacent suit from Givenchy by Sarah Burton, with a beautifully ...Read more
Answer Angel: How many jeans is too many?
Dear Answer Angel Ellen: I have a total of three pairs of blue denim jeans, which I wear a lot and am happy with. What I don’t understand is why women have whole “wardrobes” of jeans in various shades and washes and fit and length and whatnot.
More specifically, a Gap online ad landed in my inbox for “horseshoe” jeans...Read more
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Is It Goth or Steampunk? Cosplay Meets Your Daily Wardrobe
Not every dramatic outfit belongs at a convention, and not every piece of cosplay needs to stay in a storage bin until October.
For people who love expressive clothing, the line between costume and everyday wardrobe has become more flexible. A velvet jacket, lace-up boots, a pocket watch necklace, a dark flowing skirt or a waistcoat with brass ...Read more
Hate Shoes but Can’t Go Barefoot? Consider These Alternatives
Some people tolerate shoes. Others love them. And then there are the people who put on shoes only because restaurants, stores, sidewalks, workplaces, cold weather, broken glass and basic social expectations keep interfering with a perfectly good barefoot life.
For the shoe-averse, the problem is not vanity. Shoes can feel hot, stiff, confining ...Read more
The hippie/boho aesthetic, from flowing layers to earthy footwear
The hippie and boho aesthetic has lasted because it is less about one strict look than a mood: relaxed, artistic, slightly undone and deeply personal. It borrows from music festivals, vintage shops, beach towns, desert markets, folk art, handmade clothing and the idea that comfort can still have drama.
At its best, the style feels collected ...Read more



























