Many women have a volatile relationship with their body. One day they love it and the next they hate it, which is why flaunting your birthday suit is not for everyone. Plus, if you're not used to being naked, when you are, it can make you feel incredibly vulnerable.
At the
premiere of How To Lose Friends and Alienate People, actress Gillian Anderson looked gorgeously glowing. Her tousled hair looked healthy and shiny, while the natural makeup gave her a more sophisticated look than
we've seen lately.
Gillian's makeup artist for the night was Paul Herrington, who is also
Bobbi Brown's UK Head of Artistry. He aimed to create a "very natural, dewy finish."
To many, the color nude immediately conjures up images of granny underwear. It's time to banish those images and welcome nude with open arms. It's already gearing up to be one of the colors of the season, so start incorporating it into your wardrobe.
The new makeup collections for autumn showcase a plethora of barely-there beiges and pink nudes to chose from this season.
Bobbi Brown has an entire line entitled Shimmering Nude, whilst the
Nars collection features glistening neutral lip colours with pared-down sheer formulations.
Already it seems that nude lips, whether matte, sheer or ultra glossy, will still be going strong next spring.
Bobbi Brown's latest makeup collection for autumn hits counters this week and we're all in for a treat. The Shimmering Nude line has been created for a subtle, yet seductive, effect. Think the nude metallic makeup looks that were all over the catwalk at Burberry and Marc Jacobs this season.
Earlier this week, we explored the hype around
naked-looking duds and arrived at the collective conclusion that it's all a bunch of
"eww odd crap." Little Miss Nipple Won't Quit missed (or ignored) our memo and braved the beach in her breast looking bikini. The question is: Would you, could you dress topless too?
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Nude is sexy — sometimes. But nude clothing? Not sexy, ever.
While it seems that women can hold onto some of the best girlhood behaviors like
sharing secrets, gossiping about guys, and
enjoying a sleepover every now and then, there are other things that may cross the line, one of which is nudity. Naturally, the older we get the more self-conscious we become. While I tend to be pretty open with it comes to revealing skin, some of my friends are much more reserved.
The March of the Penguins had way too many birds in it. How 'bout we replace a few (or all) of the birds with waddling human extras? For sex appeal, natch.
I don't know what's more entertaining: the fact that this lady finds it necessary to fire a below the belt attack on the cyclists involved in a nude parade, or the fact that BBC news had the balls to air her insults and indirectly support her claim with visual evidence. You've been warned.
