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Get a head-start on new season fashion with 8 ways to edit your wardrobe for 2019. from British Vogue http://bit.ly/2AovdGh

2018 was the year of #selfcare - the hashtag clocked up over 10 million posts on Instagram - and for 2019, it looks like this holistic mindset will continue to evolve from British Vogue http://bit.ly/2SuDpvH

Considering signing up to Veganuary - and committing to a month of a plant-based eating? Meet Alex Petrides, the self-styled "casual vegan" whose passion for ingesting plants eventually turned into a business from British Vogue http://bit.ly/2Aqajqe

GQ-approved kits from every red carpet, paparazzo spotting, and big-ticket event across the globe. These are the best-dressed guys from the last seven days. from GQ - Style http://bit.ly/2EXmGNu

  Tonight is the big night, and if you still haven’t figured out your look for the evening (no judgement), our Style Panel is about to come through for you in a big way. Ahead, seven genius ideas for quick, simple and chic New Year’s Eve outfits. Whether you’re going all out or keeping it casual, you’re bound to find some outfit inspo here. Question 151: What are you wearing on New Year’s Eve? Read the answers now! » The post 7 Very Last-Minute (But Very Cute) New Year’s Eve Outfit Ideas appeared first on FASHION Magazine . from FASHION Magazine http://bit.ly/2CG1slQ

2018 is basically almost over. How’d your New Year’s resolutions work out? If the answer is a sheepish shrug, you’re not alone. It can be hard to keep on track of goals and new habits, whether it’s saving money or staying hydrated, especially when you’re already besieged by demands from work, friends, and family. That’s why you should let your phone do all the heavy lifting for you. There are so many apps on the market these days for literally everything you can think of, so it can be overwhelming to sort through them all in an effort to find one that will work for you. That’s why we put together this list of the best apps that will help you get your shit together. We don’t recommend downloading every single app on this list, tempting as it will be; self-improvement is great, but you’re only human. Whatever your goals are, rest assured that there’s a brilliant app in this list that will help you reach them. 1. Level Money When it comes to finance apps, everyone knows ...

We’ll point the finger at the friend who encouraged a third glass of wine with dinner, or the bartender who was too generous with his vodka-to-soda ratio. Whatever (whoever?) the reason may be for getting a little too cocktail-happy during a night on the town, we’ve accepted that it just happens sometimes. Bring on the unattractive consequences. Ideally, we’d spend a day post-party in the most cliché way possible: in bed with a big bag of greasy fast food and Netflix. Unfortunately, our schedules are too packed with brunches, errands, and of course, work, to allow ourselves a day of lounging around—especially during the week. Instead, we need act like the grown-ups we are, wipe that hungover gaze from our faces and carry on with our commitments. But how do you fake being in prime condition while battling blotchy skin, glossy eyes and an overall look of near-death dehydration? We’re highlighting five products to add to your beauty regimen that’ll help keep your...

Twixmas ski trip, anyone? from British Vogue http://bit.ly/2QdZfSe

These 18 names have helped shape the last 12 months from British Vogue http://bit.ly/2VmNTyP

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From fanciest to fleeciest, here are the guaranteed to help you ring in New Year's Eve the right way. from GQ - Style http://bit.ly/2Td6vj4

“If you asked me 20 years ago I would’ve laughed", the actress and UNHCR special envoy said on Radio 4's Today programme from British Vogue http://bit.ly/2Tg5g2z

From small tweaks to health overhauls, make this year one in which you listen to your mind and body from British Vogue http://bit.ly/2QU8AUl

From the films to the television, here is what the new year has in store from British Vogue http://bit.ly/2BO6hHT

Obama’s annual end-of-year lists, shared via Facebook today, contain a host of cultural highlights for 2018 from British Vogue http://bit.ly/2CGqt0h

From drama to fashion, Her Majesty has released those being honoured in 2019 from British Vogue http://bit.ly/2CGoucb

Want to know the secret to make-up that lasts all night long? Miss Vogue asks the experts from British Vogue http://bit.ly/2ET6bC2

While we all want to be travelling smarter, fairer and more aware, how do we go about it? from British Vogue http://bit.ly/2ES8MND

Say what you will about New Year’s Eve (It’s expensive! It’s overrated! It’s not worth the hype!), but if there’s one thing it’s undeniably good for, it’s pulling out all the stops, style-wise. What other holiday provides the perfect excuse to stock up on all things sparkly? What other occasion actively encourages wearing glitter in your hair? Whether you’re spending this year’s countdown swaddled in a blanket on your couch or packed onto a dance floor with a crowd full of strangers, there’s no better time to be exceptionally overdressed and bedazzled. Another perk that comes with dressing up for New Year’s Eve? There’s no shortage of style inspiration out there from the big (and small) screen. Click through for our favourite New Year’s Eve looks from TV and film. 1/10 new years eve on-screen looks Sally Albright in When Harry Met Sally It’s an unfortunate truth that most of us could spe...

Her stylist has shared two photographs of the actress reportedly at her second wedding reception wearing an eye-catching red custom Dior gown from British Vogue http://bit.ly/2CCnSnM

The long-term effects of high heels on the body are well-documented, ranging from foot damage to chronic pain . I didn’t even need to know that, however; just the temporary pain of wearing killer heels for a night out or even sensible heels all day at work was enough to make me slowly dial back on my high heel addiction. These days, I work from home and one of the best side effects of that is the freedom to wear comfortable shoes (or no shoes at all) every day. Now I rarely wear high heels even when I go out, opting instead for a fun pair of sneakers. However, once in a while I do break out an old favorite pair of heels for an important meeting or a special occasion. Unfortunately my time away from heels has turned my feet into complacent, doughy cry babies. The moment I try to shove them back into their old torture chamber that is four inch stilettos, they immediately start screaming in pain. It’s not attractive to hobble around with a grimace on one’s face, but I refused to give up...

In 2019, your gym gear should include some colorful wind pants or a tie-dye T-shirt, maybe even a fanny pack. Next-level is the name of the game. from GQ - Style http://bit.ly/2LDReVT

Whether you're retooling your entire wardrobe or just filling in the gaps here and there, these GQ-approved essentials will keep your style on point in 2018. from GQ - Style http://bit.ly/2DCMFWM

Holiday parties have begun and that’s usually our cue to start thinking of ways to get creative with our hairstyles. I mean, really, there are only so many times you can do beachy waves. We tapped celeb hairstylist Matthew Collins (who did our Tatiana Maslany cover, btw!) to play a game called DIY or Do Not Try. Watch the video below to learn which hairstyles you can totally do at home and which you should leave to the pros. The post Watch Us Play DIY or Do Not Try With Celeb Hairstylist Matthew Collins appeared first on FASHION Magazine . from FASHION Magazine http://bit.ly/2VesSX5

New Year’s Eve is basically the worst holiday of the year. Sure, it proceeds a day off, but that seems like a big price to pay for an evening designed to make you feel a) pathetic for your lack of achievements from the previous 364 days and thus bound to resolving to be better, and b) desperate for someone to make out with. If you expressed either of those feelings on any other regular old Thursday night, people would be justifiably concerned. The only way to properly handle New Year’s Eve is to lower your expectations to zero. Understand that this is not going to end like the final scene in When Harry Met Sally . The party won’t be fun. The boy (or girl) will not be cute. You won’t be able to catch a cab. There is no love waiting for you in the first few hours of 2019, only a hangover, so you may as well fist-pump it into the New Year by eschewing all traditional forms of celebration and following one of these fool-proof plans for a NYE hater’s ideal evening. 1. Hit up Club Bed On...

From the brands we're buying to the products we're trying from British Vogue http://bit.ly/2ThW4uF

While there’s nothing more fun than a well-executed New Year’s Eve fete, the logistics surrounding the big night can be daunting as hell (read: inevitable drama, a lack of Ubers, the impending hangover, etc.). You’ve experienced it, I’ve experienced it. It sucks. We previously mentioned that we’ll be practicing more self-care going into 2019. So, what better than to literally start the new year by getting your sweat on? Here, a list of fitness classes and events in Toronto to check out on New Year’s Eve. Midnite Run Toronto Now in its eighth year, Midnite Run Toronto will be taking place at Liberty Commons at Big Rock Brewery. You can sign up for the 5-kilometre run/walk, as well as the afterparty, for $75 (or $55 of you’re interested in the run only). Spaces are limited, but there will also be super-late registration on the night of depending on whether there are spots lefts. 6ix Cycle New Year’s Eve Bash This West Queen West indoor cycling studio is hosting its first ever New...

From sustainable initiatives to a new spin on signature scents from British Vogue http://bit.ly/2LEdjDA

Head-to-toe winter white? Time to implement a ban on red wine from British Vogue http://bit.ly/2rXpdiY

"Nobody knows what they're doing! We're all just a bunch of people trying to figure out how to get through the day" from British Vogue http://bit.ly/2LEdi2u

How much have you being paying attention over the last 12 months? from British Vogue http://bit.ly/2s0TPAk

Fisherman, but make it fashion. These 12 tried-and-true menswear staples that can handle all your post-holidays style problems. from GQ - Style http://bit.ly/2StRRnL

With the awards season hitting its stride, Vogue offers its annual roll call of the best Hollywood performances this year, with our focus on female-centric stories and the women who are telling them from British Vogue http://bit.ly/2GIoKLY

When imagining the classic New Year’s Eve look, sequins and glitter tend to take centre stage. But this year, we’re feeling a more subdued vibe, swapping out high shine sequin minidresses in favour of festive looks in plush velvet. It’s soft texture is thankfully low-maintenance and doesn’t require caution when sitting for extended periods. And who needs that kind of stress when you’re trying to enjoy the last party of the year? Click through our favourite velvet pieces that will make you rethink shine for NYE. 1/9 Velvet NYE Looks Goldie asymmetric velvet midi dress ($897, Haney ) Buy Now 2/9 Velvet NYE Looks Belted velvet midi dress ($2,109, Maison Margiela ) Buy Now 3/9 Velvet NYE Looks Cornelly Embroidered Velvet Jacket ($7,051, Saint Laurent ) Buy Now 4/9 Velvet NYE Looks Velvet jumpsuit with tie ($140, J.Crew ) Buy Now ...

In order to understand money, Gaby Dunn made it her full-time job. After writing a viral essay for Splinter titled “ Get Rich or Die Vlogging: The Sad Economics of Internet Fame ,” which chronicled how holding currency in the attention economy does not always translate into cold hard cash, the journalist, screenwriter and YouTuber parlayed her fascination with money into a popular podcast series , which is now a book,   Bad With Money: The Imperfect Art of Getting Your Financial Sh*t Together , out January 1st 2019. I discovered Dunn’s work in a slightly more embarrassing way:  Thought Catalog . As a textbook millennial of a certain age, I digested the site’s navel-gazey personal essays and arbitrary listicles in between writing umpteen essays for university, eating copious amounts of junk food, and engaging in ill-advised relationships, and Dunn’s insightful musings on toxic friendships  and staring at your phone  helped me infinitely while navigating t...