Instead of stripping the hair of its natural color, hairstylist Eugene Souleiman coated Bella Hadid's hair with gold glitter to transform her brunette bob into a blond sensation. The color runs from the roots down to mid-shaft, creating a sort of ombre effect. With a middle part, her hair is slightly weighted by product, reminding us of growing wet look trend.
Thursday, 6 July 2017
How Bella Hadid Used Glitter to Dye Her Hair
Instead of stripping the hair of its natural color, hairstylist Eugene Souleiman coated Bella Hadid's hair with gold glitter to transform her brunette bob into a blond sensation. The color runs from the roots down to mid-shaft, creating a sort of ombre effect. With a middle part, her hair is slightly weighted by product, reminding us of growing wet look trend.
Céline Dion Has Blossomed Into a Full-Fledged Fashion Icon
Gingham Is Making a Comeback—Here's 15 Ways to Wear It
Celebrity Hairstylist Chuck Amos On This Year’s Hottest Hair Trends

There’s no faster way to feel an epic sense of transformation than with a refreshing new hair style, yet many of us fear that very first snip or dye. If you’ve been putting off the new ‘do because you’re not entirely sure what’s on-trend this summer, you’re in luck because celebrity hairstylist Chuck Amos just dropped in to give us his expert opinion on how to transform those tresses. Having worked his magic on Alicia Keys, Lion Babe, Solange, and Stacey Bendet, it’s safe to say we’re finally in good hands.
Wednesday, 5 July 2017
Floral Frenzy

Summer 2017 brings us a bright burst of florals, but these ain’t your grandmother’s patchwork crochets. From boho blossoms to chic richly-colored embroidery, flowers are officially in bloom from head-to-toe. I perused the inter-web and rounded up the brightest of all things floral, from the sweetest accessories to the fiercest floral footwear.
JAY-Z’s ‘4:44’ Goes Platinum
Tuesday, 4 July 2017
Don’t Expect Your First Job To Be Your Dream Job

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You’ve selected a major and earned your degree. Now it’s time to find
a job. You’ve forwarded your resume to the top leaders in your network,
and you’ve applied online. But wait, there’s a catch. The phone is
ringing, but none of the callbacks are for interviews with employers in
your field. To make matters worse, the interviews in your industry pay
considerably lower than expected. What went wrong?
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