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“Times are changing and working from home has a new meaning,” Bella Hadid captioned her latest Instagram post. The sentiment is one that’s felt across most industries at the moment. But for a top-tier model like Hadid, this means her latest photoshoot took place over FaceTime. View this post on Instagram Times are changing and working from home has a new meaning …. New work for @vogueitalia shot and styled through FaceTime by my Quaranqueens @briannalcapozzi @haleywollens PRODUCTION/lighting by @Laurenperez Much love . feeling lucky to work A post shared by Bella (@bellahadid) on Apr 10, 2020 at 4:58pm PDT In a new editorial for Vogue Italia, Hadid is captured from the comfort and safety of her home in several scantily clad — or hardly clad at all — ensembles. In this way, her footwear took center stage. One of the most impressive pair of heels is a staggeringly high heel, gold DSquared2 sandal with thin straps across the top and around the ank

If we had to choose a reigning department store, it would be Nordstrom . Whether you want a cool pajama set or a versatile, well-made dress, you can find it all on the retailer's site. Don't go assuming everything is expensive - there are plenty of covetable must haves with reasonable price tags. Frankly, we could sift through the inventory from morning till night. Today, we're bringing you the very best deals you can snag from Nordstrom for under $50. We found clothes, accessories, bags, and plenty more. Shop through these spring treats, and get yourself something new for the season ahead. Act fast; plenty of our picks are already selling out. Related: What Comfy Loungewear Piece Should You Wear Based on Your Zodiac Sign? Source: https://ift.tt/3aPuZrV

If there is one beauty and self-care ritual I like to keep up with, it's getting my nails done. I can skip a blowout or a facial if need be, but I really love having my nails done. I just feel like myself with a fresh coat of polish . However, I haven't set foot in a nail salon in two months, and while I appreciated the time for my nails to take a polish break , I wanted a little creature comfort. I ordered the Olive & June Studio Kit ($50), and it's a game changer. I am not a natural artist; the worst grade I ever got in high school was in drawing and painting. I don't even own nail polish; I always use the salon's. So I was super excited to try the Poppy ($16), the Olive & June universal nail polish tool. The idea is that you put the poppy over your nail polish bottle, and it keeps your hand steady so you can paint easily. Reader, it works. It works astonishingly well. I used their brand of polish (which by the way might be the best polish ever), and

Two things that have been on my mind since finishing Netflix's Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness . Along with not being able to stop saying "Hey, all you cool cats and kittens," I haven't been able to get Carole Baskin's closet out of my head. If you need a refresher, she showed off her wardrobe on the true-crime docuseries and it only consists of what she likes to call "cat prints." Even animal advocate's luggage came in these wild prints! Talk about being committed to a trend. After seeing her multiple animal-print ensembles throughout the show, I couldn't help but feel like her entire wardrobe felt like it was right out of the early '00s. It reminded me of seeing celebrities like Jennifer Lopez and Lindsay Lohan walking the red carpet back in the day wearing cheetah- and leopard-print outfits designed by Roberto Cavalli. (He was notorious for using these wild prints in a lot of his designs!) While it seems like many have found a n

I don't know about you, but I am always watching Friends reruns, and pretty much immediately after we all started officially sheltering in place , I knew I had to rewatch every season. It didn't take long before I was propped up in bed, ice cream pint in hand, transfixed on one of Rachel's baseball tees. The same thing happened again when I saw Chandler in his waffle henley . I thought to myself, "This is all the stuff I want to be wearing right now!" Yep, somehow, none of my own sweat sets could compare to the screen style on Friends . It's true - Ross, Chandler, Phoebe, Rachel, Monica, and Joey each stuck to their own signature casual aesthetic while lounging in the apartment, but they all owned pieces that were like, way stylish for athleisure-wear in the '90s. I always knew I was into how Rachel dressed in her miniskirts, tights, and boots, and that I loved the way Monica wore mom jeans , so wasn't it obvious that the best place to seek work-

Just because you can't get to a salon right now, doesn't mean that you have to take out your hair extensions on your own. Removing extensions isn't exactly hard, but it's often something that - like hair color or getting a trim - people would rather leave to the pros. Since making a salon appointment isn't an option right now, though, there are ways you can extend the life of your hair extensions until you can get to your hairstylist. Read ahead to for a few maintenance tips from Shelly Aguirre , hairstylist at Maxine Salon in Chicago. Tip #1: Wash Your Hair Less Often Maybe you've already been doing this, considering the circumstances, but this is a good reason to skip the shampoo. According to Aguirre, washing your hair less helps to keep the bonds of your extensions attached. If your scalp feels oily or has product buildup, consider using a dry shampoo instead. Tip #2: Don't Pick at Your Extensions Try to keep your hands out of your hair as muc

In the wake of the COVID-19 global pandemic, various global beauty brands are looking for ways to help. Some companies are even banding together - including Goop , Too Faced, Huda Beauty, Milk Makeup, and more - to create a coalition called BeautyUnited . Led by Beautycon's Moj Mahdara, the coalition is focused on fundraising and bringing awareness to the Frontline Responders Fund , as well as coordinating product donations to frontline health care workers . "I stand in solidarity with beauty and wellness founders to mobilize the resources we have to support doctors, nurses and all the healthcare workers on the front lines of this pandemic," Mahdara said in a statement. "We are resolved to support in collective actions that can have a big global impact." The social fundraising campaign includes names such as Drew Barrymore for Flower Beauty , Gwyneth Paltrow of Goop, and Marianna Hewitt and Lauren Gores Ireland of Summer Fridays , to name a few. Starting t