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Lucy Hale is back on her workout grind in yet another leggings-centered look. The “Katy Keene” star went for a hike with a friend in Los Angeles Friday evening in an exercise-ready look. The combo included a camo t-shirt, red hoodie and glossy black leggings as well as a black ballcap  from Iconic Apparel x Feeding America. On top of her workout apparel, the 30-year-old layered on a set of her go-to blue strap-on ankle weights from Ignite by Spri. Adding in weights to your leg creates more resistance and helps to strengthen your muscles with every step; though Ignite by Spri’s pair is sold out across the web, Reehut offers a similar blue style for $34 on Amazon.com . Lucy Hale out for a hike in Los Angeles, June 5. CREDIT: RHTY/starmaxinc.com/Shutterstock A closer view of Lucy Hale’s sneakers and ankle weights. CREDIT: RHTY/starmaxinc.com/Shutterstock Hale swapped out her typical Nike and APL sneakers for a pair from Adidas for the outing. The chunky-sole style resem

Ana de Armas joined Ben Affleck and his oldest daughter Violet, 14, for a grocery shop in Los Angeles on Friday. The “Knives Out” actress and the teenager coordinated looks in ripped light wash jeans, white tops and protective face masks. Violet, left, kept warm in a sweatshirt that read “Favorite Daughter” while de Armas went for a Canadian tuxedo with her double denim combo. A similar hoodless sweatshirt like the teenager’s pick from Sub_Urban Riot retails for $68 at Nordstrom.com . (L-R) Violet Affleck, Ana de Armas and Ben Affleck at the grocery store in Los Angeles, June 5. CREDIT: Rex/Shutterstock Violet Affleck (L) and Ana de Armas at the grocery store in Los Angeles, June 5. CREDIT: Rex/Shutterstock A closer view of Violet Affleck (L) and Ana de Armas’ sneakers. CREDIT: Rex/Shutterstock The duo also both topped their ensembles with light-shaded footwear. Violet chose a pale pink athletic style courtesy of Nike while de Armas decided on a set of relaxed sn

In the wake of George Floyd's killing and amid nationwide protests for racial justice , many are looking for ways to step up and advocate for the Black community. Consciously spending in solidarity and regularly shopping at Black-owned businesses is a solid place to start. After highlighting many of our favorite home decor , beauty , and fashion brands founded by talented Black creatives , it's time to show our love for those keeping us accessorized with chic-as-hell jewelry. Some specialize in unique engagement rings (we see you, Valerie Madison ) and statement earrings (shout-out to Humans Before Handles ), while others offer sleek and simple pieces for everyday wear ( Mateo has you covered). Once you click that "add to cart" button on their items, don't stop there - follow them on social media, learn more about each company's history and mission, recommend them to your friends, and bookmark 'em for your shopping needs later on. Let's celebrate th

So many brands have stepped forward to donate to COVID-19 relief in the past few months. Whether that's been donating a portion of their sales to various charities, like local food banks and hospitals, or making masks to send to the frontlines, the fashion world has stepped up in a big way. For Pride Month, we want to spotlight a few LGBTQ+ designers who are really making a difference in COVID-19 relief. From Christian Siriano, who has been donating masks for months already, to Michael Kors, who donated money to New York hospitals and charities, these designers are doing what they can to help. Scroll through to check them out and get in on their charitable efforts. Source: https://ift.tt/3dCRuld

Hyperpigmentation is the proper name for the splotchy dark spots I've been blessed with all my life (and I won't share the not-so-holy name I call them in private). Even if I haven't picked my pimples , I still get dots on my face after they settle down and, hell, even the area on my nose where my glasses rest has turned noticeably darker in the past. This is actually very common for people of color and happens because of an increase in melanin production , which then results in visible darkness in the affected area. Sure, I can cover the little spots and larger patches with concealers , but I'd rather have something that isn't just hiding the problem spots until I wash my face again. I'm hyper-cautious of products that promise to fade dark spots - which immediately makes me fear skin lightening - and always do a smaller spot test before slathering anything on my face (and would recommend this for any product, especially if you're sensitive ). I

As braids season approaches, we know you've been spending a lot of time thinking about your next protective style, but since it hasn't yet been deemed safe for everyone to book their next hair appointment, a lot of us have been inclined to take on the process of braiding our own hair at home . And because many beauty supply stores remain closed for now, getting all of your hair braiding essentials may be a little more difficult than usual - but one brand is attempting to fix that issue. NH Beauty Supply, a beauty supply store operating out of Dallas, TX, is currently selling box braid kits that come with everything you need to successfully braid your hair at home. The Black Box Braids Kit ($44) comes with six packs of synthetic braiding hair, styling gel, a rat tail comb, hair clips, rubber bands (for anyone using the rubber band method), and braid accessories. You can obviously use it to complete whatever style you desire outside of box braids, whether it be twists, cornro

When #BlackoutTuesday morphed from its initial music industry day of solidarity for the Black Lives Matter movement to a social media moment for the wider public, a variety of brands quickly followed. One by one, designers and fashion labels added messages of support in the form of the little black squares that quickly took over feeds. Some went further , with donation pledges. For the majority of the brands, it was the first time they had ever spoken out against racism in a public forum.  That support may have been an historical first, but many are now questioning its authenticity as industry insiders respond with accusations of behind-the-scenes discrimination. On Tuesday, Celine posted a message on its Instagram account: “Celine stands against all forms of discrimination, oppression and racism. Tomorrow’s world will not exist without equality for all,” read the text in its little black box. View this post on Instagram CELINE STANDS AGAINST ALL F