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Ivanka Trump is putting a modern twist on officewear. For a Paycheck Protection Program event at the White House this afternoon, the first daughter suited up in a powerful look that was effortlessly chic. Trump wore a one-piece boiler suit. The jumpsuit was blush-colored, with a belted waist and long sleeves. President Donald Trump and first daughter Ivanka Trump at the White House on April 28. CREDIT: Rex/Shutterstock A closer look at Ivanka Trump’s PVC-accented pumps. CREDIT: Rex/Shutterstock On her feet, the mom of three sported a pair of nude Gianvito Rossi pumps that have PVC panels, a classic pointed toe and a soaring stiletto heel. While the “Women Who Work” author’s exact pair is no longer available, a different colorway of the pumps retails on Net-a-Porter.com for roughly $800. The University of Pennsylvania alumnae completed her look with a gold necklace. She wore her hair pin-straight going down her shoulders. Shoes with clear detailing have been trending since

Fashion is coming together in a never-before-seen format for a first-of-its-kind virtual fashion show and behind-the-scenes event. Carine Roitfeld ’s “CR Runway with amfAR Against COVID-19: Fashion Unites” premieres on May 1 and will feature some of the biggest names in fashion, including Kim Kardashian, Adriana Lima and more. Here’s all you need to know about the upcoming virtual event. How to Watch the Show The “CR Runway with amfAR Against COVID-19: Fashion Unites” worldwide event airs exclusively on YouTube on May 1 at 4 p.m. ET, though the exact web address of the show has yet to be announced. The 30-minute event and more information can also be viewed at Crrunwayxamfar.org . Rita Ora on the red carpet at the amfAR Gala on Sept. 21 during Milan Fashion Week. CREDIT: Marcus Tondo/Shutterstock Who Is Hosting the Show? Derek Blasberg, journalist and head of fashion and beauty partnerships at YouTube, will be hosting the show. Derek Blasberg in the front row at the Drie

Being under a lot of stress can affect your body in more ways than you probably realize. Stress impacts your sleep, your mood, and your skin, among many other things. So, when a sudden, increasingly stressful event occurs, it can send your skin into a fit (which, we all know causes more stress). It's a vicious cycle. "Everyone is different, and everyone reacts differently to the various stressors that arrive in their days," said Tammy Fender , aesthetician and holistic practitioner. "So often when we are emotionally drained, or exhausted, or both, the skin shows it." Breakouts, redness, and rashes are just a few of the characteristics of stressed skin , but what causes this flare-up to occur in the first place? What Causes Your Skin to Become "Stressed"? "Stress causes unbalancing of the immune system, which allows activation of inflammatory diseases, such as rosacea, acne, dermatitis, and psoriasis, which reduce your ability to fight off vi

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Sarah Michelle (@sarahmgellar) on Apr 28, 2020 at 10:16am PDT Like most of us, celebrities (we're talking about you, Hilary Duff and Miley Cyrus ) have been experimenting with DIY beauty while social distancing. Even Sarah Michelle Gellar thought about giving herself a DIY haircut - or #quarancut as she refers to it - but gave up on the idea when she saw a meme from her Buffy the Vampire Slayer days, just last week. However, it seems like she couldn't hold off any longer and decided to change her hair anyway and debuted the new look on Instagram. "Well, because we're still in quarantine I had to think of a new and creative way to embarrass my children #quarancolor," said Gellar in the video with a caption that read, "#quarancolor #roséallday (or until it fades out)." We're not sure what her kids think about her pink hair, but we are loving this new l

Carrie Underwood is brightening up your Instagram feed in an ideal outdoor workout ensemble. The “Before He Cheats” singer modeled pieces from her own athleisure line Calia by Carrie Underwood — and they’re all on sale right now. Her black short sleeve top with a floral trim retails originally for $40 but is currently available for $34. Meanwhile her can’t-miss bright blue leggings are discounted for as low as $42 when they typically sell for $55 at CaliaStudio.com . The former “American Idol” winner balanced out her colorful bottoms with a set of all-black sneakers from Adidas . The UltraBoost 20 running shoes use PrimeKnit uppers to securely hug the foot with an amplified Boost midsole providing 20% more cushioning than previous models. Finished with an elastane heel for ultimate mobility, these sneakers are available for $180 at Adidas.com — but if you act fast, the brand is offering 30% off sitewide until April 30 with the code  APRIL. View this post on Instagram

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Hot Girl Meg (@theestallion) on Apr 25, 2020 at 1:26pm PDT For the past month, many celebrities have been embracing their natural beauty while sheltering in place at home, though that never stops us from being pleasantly surprised when they share their bare-faced selfies with the world. Megan Thee Stallion, for instance, recently shared a video on Instagram of her embracing her natural hair, and now she has us begging her to show off her texture more often. Usually when we see the "Savage" rapper, she's experimenting with bold and colorful hairstyles, though now that she's been staying home for the last few weeks with limited access to her stylists, it looks like she's been giving her hair some time to breathe. "Lol I feel naked with out my wig," she captioned a short video of her shoulder-length curls and bangs. Wig or not, the post is definitely proof that t

Right now, I would be living in my sweatpants whether or not we have great movie moments to thank for inspiration . Even if Instagram didn't exist, where you can score hundreds of outfit ideas for your lounge wear , and even if retailers weren't putting out adorable, affordable co-ord sets , I'd still be in my sweatpants. Because sweatpants are cozy and comfortable , and they make staying home for long periods of time feel a little bit more doable. There they are, my sweatpants, peeking out of my drawer like a warm hug waiting for an embrace. Even though this is what sweatpants mean to me right now, it's nice to look back on their movie history and reminisce about how, at one point, they were used as a tool to help depict someone's character. The Parent Trap immediately comes to mind - the difference between how Hallie and Annie Parker each styled their camp sweats was so telling, Hallie with a headband and Adidas sneakers and Annie with a popped collar. For me