I wore Vincent Longo Fleur de Flirt (a sheer pinky-brown lip stain with SPF 15) on my wedding day, and ever since then it's been my #1 favorite lip color. It works for every skin tone and every occasion, and I couldn't recommend it more highly (I just ordered a replacement myself).
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This summer, I like bright colors (especially orange and green) with either a little masculine leather/hardware or nautical detailing, as well as a bit of drama (fringe, embroidery, or unusual shapes).
Legendary makeup artist Pat McGrath has teamed up with LeSportsac to offer a new pro makeup bag collection inspired by CoverGirl's LipPerfection lip color shades. The collection includes 8 pieces, ranging from a small case that holds five lipsticks ($25) to an enormous, fancy "Professional Carry-All" ($120).
At the launch event, held on the very glamorous and very model-infused (I felt short) rooftop of the Mondrian New York, we ate Twizzlers, drank summery cocktails (others said that the Cucumber Coolers were quite extraordinary; I thought my club soda was just spectacular), and checked out the view.
This is the entrance to the Mondrian. How beautiful is that?
Spotted on another blogger last night and immediately coveted: the Tory Burch Cacilia Top. It's actually much cuter in person than it is in this photo. And it's on sale.
It makes absolutely no sense for me to buy non-pregnancy-accomodating clothing right now.
But for you? For you, it might just make sense.
A few months back, I got a call asking if Kendrick and I would be interested in being a part of Ed Burns' newest project: a short film all about true love stories in New York City.
I had lunch at Delicatessen with an old friend, and we shared this for an appetizer:
Those would be Cheeseburger Spring Rolls.
And then, after lunch, we walked over to Vosges and he bought me this as a congratulations-on-the-baby present:
I spent Monday running around town with Samsung, showing their team my favorite spots in the city as part of their Coast-to-Coast project (above, I’m getting up close and personal with the iconic pig outside Rudy’s Bar & Grill on 9th Avenue; other stops along the way included the Union Square Greenmarket, the Highline, and...
I am in tiny little bits and pieces on the floor.
Minus the wood beams, this look couldn't be easier: just stick to a basic, white palette and add a retro clock, a few splashes of color, a pretty patterned curtain, and a collection of your favorite cookbooks.
Click through to check out my interview with Francesca over on the Nokt blog.
