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No matter what you think about  Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck's recent reunion, there's no denying they were the definition of a  power couple in their heyday. Gigli , their 2003 movie together, was universally panned—I'm talking 6% on Rotten Tomatoes—but their relationship was universally adored. They even started a trend that continues to this day: the Hollywood couple nickname. Bennifer walked so Kimye could run.  In light of their reconciliation after 17 years, we decided to take a walk down memory lane and revisit their most iconic outfits during their relationship from 2002 to 2004. From red carpets to  Juicy Couture sweats and everything in between, scroll down to look back at Bennifer's best looks. Bennifer strolling Beverly Hills in October 2002.  Attending the Gigli premiere in July 2003.  Leaving the set of MTV's TRL in November 2002.  On the red carpet at the Maid in Manhattan premiere in December 2002.  Taking a New York stroll in Oct

It's been 13 years since  Nicole Richie launched House of Harlow 1960 , her clothing and accessories line for Revolve, but for the first time ever, she's teamed up with her sister Sofia, for the spring collection. In fact, this is the first time the sisters have worked on a project, period. If you're a fan of House of Harlow 1960, you know that the brand's aesthetics is distinctly '70s-inspired, and with Sofia's signature effortlessly cool California-girl touch added to the mix, you have the perfect grouping of pieces to wear throughout this  summer of reemergence.  The collection was inspired by Lauren Hutton in the '70s, lounging in the Pacific Isles. That translates to a plethora of day-to-night pieces, including matching sets in juicy hues, interesting slip dresses, sleek swimwear, and crochet pieces that are best described as modern bohemian. Pieces from House of Harlow 1960 x Sofia Richie will continue to drop each month through July, but if you w

It's official: Hair salons are opening for business across the US and hairdressers are busier than ever. Yes, after many months of neglect (with the occasional at-home haircut or color thrown in for good measure), many of us are desperate to get back into the hair salon to let the professionals take care of our strands. But with my own hair appointment booked in for next week, I have to admit that I"m suddenly feeling a little overwhelmed. There's a lot of pressure in a return-to-salon haircut: should I go for a full-on transformation and get my hair chopped into a  shorter bob or embrace my current mid-length hairstyle by adding some fresh layers? There are so many hair possibilities to choose from and I know that friends and family are feeling equally confused. So who better to turn to than the experts themselves for some guidance? While the start of 2021 saw many hairstylists predicting that copper colors , tapered cuts and maxi fringes would be some of the biggest