Fashion

The eyes have it! Did you know that women spend more time on eye makeup than any other feature? From creams to serums to mascara, a little eye makeup can make a big difference in our appearance. Our Style Stop blogger breaks down the details for us. ...

Maybe jeans are a gal's best friend. Jeans will never go out of style because they are the definition of “versatility.” There are very few pieces of clothing that jeans don’t complement, and as long as you find the right style and fit, their comfort is unparalleled. Find your perfect form and fit here! ...

So you've been invited to a wedding! What on earth should you wear? You don't want to be overdressed or underdressed, and, of course, you never want to outshine the bride. But fear not! Follow these dos and don’ts so you’ll always be nicely dressed for the nuptials! ...

As we mature, we constantly purge excess from our life to move a little lighter. Our wardrobe is no exception, including handbags. When considering what to keep and what to toss, hang onto two bag essentials that will easily carry you through the summer. What are they? ...

Ever notice that clothes off the rack look great on the hanger but not necessarily on you? Maybe it's because you're not dressing according to your body shape. Not to worry. Fashion influencer Linda Peavy is here with Style Stop, a new Northeast Ohio Boomer blog to help style your way to clothes that flatter —not just fit — your body.  ...

Inductee Carole King seemed excited and humbled to be at the induction and talked about the environment. Brandi Carlile, fresh off a gig as the musical guest on Saturday Night Live, was effusive and relaxed. Rapper and inductee LL Cool J came across as gracious, exhilarated and, yes, cool. He sparkled from head to toe. Jennifer Hudson looked tall; Lionel Richie looked tired. Angela Bassett, who inducted Tina Turner, was dramatically and stunningly glamorous. My foray into rock & roll was short (about 8 hours), and I’m glad I did it. ...

The exhibition’s 180 paintings, sculptures, hair artifacts, photographs, advertisements, magazine covers and other media are organized into three themes: Community & Memory, Hair Politics and Black Joy. Black hair is addressed by artists, barbers and activists in both its historical perceptions and its ramifications for self and society today. ...

In the old days — like 15 years ago — mainstream celebrities appeared in television commercials endorsing beer and insurance. They used their fame to “influence” viewers to buy these brands.  Today, social media celebrities do the same thing on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, blogs and more. They develop followings from hundreds to millions. They share information about food, travel, fashion, arts, crafts, product trials, opinions and outright product endorsements. These folks are called “influencers” because their followers are “influenced” by what they’re reading or viewing.  ...