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CelebStyle Smarts

This week, between Jessica Alba's amazing Machete promotional looks, and stars at the Venice Film Festival, it's been quite a fashion show. Major red carpet looks, hot city style. So much to see - were you paying attention? Take the quiz

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Quick Link: Maybe kids aren’t selfish brats, maybe they’re just reading Ayn Rand really closely. Post from: TheGloss

Quick Link: Maybe

Quick Link: Maybe kids aren’t selfish brats, maybe they’re just reading Ayn Rand really closely. Post from: TheGloss

Keith Haring Shoes

Remember in The Devil Wears Prada when the Stanley Tucci character said that clothing is art you live your life in? We like it to really directly reference famous artists so we know that statement is true. That’s why we love the Keith Haring line of shoes by Nicholas Kirkwood. – Trendhunter Post from: TheGloss

Couples Style Worth Copying: Odette Yustman and Dave Annable

Newly engaged Odette Yustman and Dave Annable from Brothers and Sisters have great acting chops, but it's their couples style that has me taking notes lately. Every time they're photographed together on the red carpet, they look impeccable and put-together, all without losing that cool, youthful spunk. She's trendy with a classic edge, favoring tailored pieces, fashion-forward frocks, and minimal bling. He digs the preppy look but often funks it up with cool sweaters, skinny ties, and sneakers. Let them serve as inspiration for dressing in harmony with your pair, all without losing your individual flair.

Get Claire Danes's Sparkly Emmy Dress on PopSugar's Retail Therapy!

Our final gorgeous Emmy red carpet PopSugar's Retail Therapy creation is inspired by Claire Danes's shimmery peach stunner. You'll find it in your closet and catalog, but you'll want to act quickly; it's only available until Tuesday.

Drew Barrymore's Best Going the Distance Promo Looks

If We Were All Brought Up Like Football Players

We all know by now that it’s football season. At least, if you live in my house you know that it’s football season, becuase of the ESPN, and the fantasy football, and this year, the ringtones. Which means that we (I) wind up watching a lot more football than we would if we lived alone (since “we” would watch none). But every year, I’m struck by something. Football players, from high school to the NFL, are trained to win. And when they win, you know it. There’s no apologetic smile, no backing away from the ball to let the other guy get it, no “sorry!” Now — imagine this. Imagine that you were brought up by the rules of football. Your life would go something like this:
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