June 18, 2020 at 05:42PM Crocs has teamed up with Ruby Rose for a pair of rainbow-colored shoes for Pride. The actor and model gave Crocs’s Classic Bae Clog a colorful makeover with a unique marbling treatment. The rainbow shoes have a ’90s feel to them with the marbling effect and chunky heels. They even come with laces that have “Pride” written all over them. On the colorful Crocs, “Just” and “Love” are written across the back of each shoe. The limited-edition shoes are priced at $70 while supplies last and are available on Crocs.com. “Few people embody Crocs’s signature ‘Come As You Are’ attitude more than actor and model Ruby Rose,” the brand said in a press release regarding the collaboration. “In honor of this collaboration, Crocs has made a donation to GLAAD, a leading media advocacy organization working to accelerate LGBTQ acceptance, with the hope that we can create a world where everyone can live the life they love.” Read on to see the at-home campaign, which stars Ruby (and an adorable pup!) as well as multiple close-up shots of the shoes. We’ve also shopped out the shoes if you want to support the amazing collaboration. Related: Reebok Is Launching Pride Apparel, Shoes, and Accessories to Celebrate LGBTQ+ Visibility More Celeb News Author Nikita Charuza | Popsugar Selected by CWC
Month: June 2020
9 Shoe Styles You Should Own – From Comfy Flats to Statement Heels
June 18, 2020 at 05:35PM We could never have too many shoes. Sometimes we think that truly may be the case. However, we don’t have the budget (or closet space, for that matter) to jump on every single trend. To make your shopping experience more seamless, we narrowed it down to 9 staple shoe styles that every woman should own at least one of. Take a look and follow our trusted footwear plan, so that no matter the occasion you’ll always be set. We’ve found them all, from attention-grabbing statement heels to your favorite pair of sneakers. Keep scrolling to see our absolute must haves. – Additional Reporting by Hannah Weil McKinley Related: Just For Kicks: Our Editors Chose 22 Cool and Trendy Sneakers They're Wearing in 2020 More Celeb News Author Krista Jones | Popsugar Selected by CWC
Normani Doesn’t Want Your Performative Posts—She Needs Action
June 18, 2020 at 04:29PM Urban Decay’s newest UD Global Citizen on moving beyond buzzwords and revolutionizing beauty standards. Normani was forced to reckon with universal beauty standards, ones that didn’t often include Black women like her, from a young age. Starting in elementary school, where she was only one of three Black students, she would study the rich, deep tone of her skin and the kinks and thickness of her hair in the mirror. These are the same qualities classmates cruelly mocked and the ones Normani would wish away in front of the mirror, hoping for a transformation that wouldn’t make her feel like the “other.” “I remember asking my mom to straighten my hair because I became very exhausted, having to explain why my hair appeared so different from theirs,” she tells ELLE.com. “I often wondered what life would’ve been like if my skin were lighter.” Now, instead of following beauty norms, Normani is helping define them. Normani is joining Urban Decay as the brand’s newest UD Global Citizen. The singer joins Urban Decay’s new class of Global Citizens alongside Riverdale star Camila Mendes and Hong Kong singer G.E.M for the brand’s Pretty Different campaign, which celebrates these women for their individuality and unapologetic nature, and pushing boundaries in their respective fields. Each UD Global Citizen will support the brand’s launches, including the newest iteration of Urban Decay’s Naked series, the Ultraviolet Eyeshadow Palette. NAKED ULTRAVIOLET EYESHADOW PALETTE Urban Decaysephora.com $49.00 SHOP NOW Normani has always been hyper-aware of her
Rihanna’s New Fenty Drop Includes Tie-Dye Sweatshirts and Bucket Hats
June 18, 2020 at 04:34PM Rihanna‘s luxury brand Fenty is back with its new collection. The singer released her latest campaign imagery, which was taken by London-based photographer Lea Colombo. It features models, artists, and musicians who “embody the bright spark energy of the release.” The collection, called “Release 6-20,” will be released in three separate drops across June, starting with Drop 1 and 2, which are available on Fenty’s website right now. This first drop offers a new take on the brand’s corset dress and its side-slit baggy pants, which was from the 2-20 collection. The second drop fuses colors from ’90s rave culture with ’00s logomania. “In a time where fighting for global freedoms takes center stage, this release speaks to a generation that is a different kind of creative, and a different kind of rebellious,” the brand’s press release stated. The collection is inspired by “decades of youth aesthetics and styles that emerged during periods of steep social change, each part of the month-long release celebrates a different facet of youth, expressed through varied style cues.” If you look at the imagery, you’ll notice psychedelic prints and many ’90s subculture references throughout the collection. We saw some of our favorite nostalgic trends like tie-dye prints, baggy rave silhouettes, grunge hoodies, and formfitting asymmetric dresses showcased. Keep reading to see the gorgeous imagery from the campaign, then shop the first and second drop ahead. Related: It's Hard to Miss Rihanna When She's Wearing This Bright Orange Fenty Outfit
Willow Smith Brings a Whole New Meaning to Outdoor Athleisure in Her Onitsuka Tiger Campaign
June 18, 2020 at 04:01PM Willow Smith has joined forces with Japanese fashion brand Onitsuka Tiger for Fall 2020, posing for a series of amazing photos taken by Ellie Pritts before the coronavirus outbreak. Willow excites us with her own brand of athleisure through these images (some of which are psychedelic enough to be optical illusions). But her look is infused with Onitsuka’s classically tough streetwear, although, in the campaign video you’ll watch below, Willow grooves out to her own song “Poolside” from her album The Anxiety with Tyler Cole. So it’s pretty safe to say this brand moment was heavily inspired by 19-year-old Willow, her connection with nature, and her overall world view. “Willow Smith is a woman blessed with universal humanism and excellent creativity, going beyond the limits of Generation Z or Millennials. In 2020 when we will enter into a brave new era for humans, we feel a strong affinity and joy as a brand for the fact that we can collaborate with someone who has both a unique perspective on society and intelligence and shares messages globally,” the brand stated in a press release. Creative Director Andrea Pompilio stressed the idea even further: “In this campaign, we expressed Willow’s natural beauty and strength as well as her love for the Earth which oozed from the bottom of her soul.” Willow was also enthusiastic about the partnership, acknowledging the company’s positive energy that very much aligns with her own. A portion of proceeds from the sale of
How to Help an Alcoholic Spouse: A Family Guide
June 18, 2020 at 03:49PM Alcohol has been a problem for as long as history can remember. At one point or the other, alcoholism leads to the disruption of peace or the smooth flow of a process. You would think that humans should have learned their lessons over the years, and drink less – well, that is hardly the case. […] The post How to Help an Alcoholic Spouse: A Family Guide appeared first on SafeandHealthylife. Continue Reading… Author Safe and Healthy Life Expert | Safeandhealthy Selected by CWC
Rayshard Brooks Once Spoke Out About Criminal Justice Reform
June 18, 2020 at 04:01PM n June 12, a 27-year-old black man named Rayshard Brooks was fatally shot by police during an altercation that Atlanta Mayor Keisha Bottoms said didn’t warrant “a justified use of deadly force.” One minute, Brooks was calmly chatting with the two officers who found him sleeping in his car. The next, they were all wrestling on the ground and fighting over a Taser gun. The incident turned deadly when Brooks took the Taser and tried to run away. Two days later, Atlanta’s police chief resigned, and the officer who shot and killed Brooks was fired. He’s been charged with 11 counts, including felony murder and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Atlanta citizens incensed by the killing have taken to the streets to protest. Here’s everything you need to know. This content is imported from YouTube. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5V9dyx1BRBc?v=5V9dyx1BRBc&start=0&enablejsapi=1&origin=https://www.elle.com] What happened to Rayshard Brooks on June 12, 2020? Just after 10:30 p.m. on Friday night, police officers Devin Brosnan and Garret Rolfe responded to a complaint that a man had fallen asleep in his car in the drive-through of a Wendy’s on University Avenue in southwest Atlanta, according to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. ADVERTISEMENT – CONTINUE READING BELOW The officers, who are both white, gave Brooks a sobriety test, which he allegedly failed. At one point during the encounter, Brooks told the officers, “I know you’re
Lady Gaga’s Rare Makeup-Free Selfie Is Peak Summer
June 18, 2020 at 03:42PM Lady Gaga was in a sentimental mood yesterday, sharing a rare makeup-free selfie to her Instagram that also showed off her pool. She captioned it with an affectionate message for her fans, writing, “Thinking about the world and sending love. I walk in circles and reflect sometimes about what I want to say. I want to say I love you.” Gaga had her platinum hair up. She wore a pink sports bra and leggings. This content is imported from Instagram. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. https://www.instagram.com/p/CBjyWRpFOiP Gaga’s post comes shortly after Entertainment Tonight reported that she was photographed out this week giving her leather jacket to a fan for a moving reason. The fan, Shannon McKee, recounted what happened when she met Gaga at a market in Malibu to Today. “I walked in and I was like, ‘Hey, that’s a really badass jacket you got on,’” McKee started. “And she said, ‘Thank you.’ I kind of recognized the voice, but I’m not one to really go up to celebrities.” McKee left the market then came back because she had one last thing she wanted to tell Gaga. “I did have a story that I wanted to share with her, and I felt this need that she needed to hear it from me,” McKee said. “And so when I went back, I was like, ‘Hey, you’re Lady Gaga, right? My
Register to Vote Here
June 18, 2020 at 03:26PM Remember when primary debates dominated the headlines? If 2020 has taught us anything—and between the government’s response to the pandemic and the national protests, it’s taught us a lot—it’s that we can’t lose sight of who’s in office. And it’s not just about who sits in the White House. It’s about selecting the state legislators, district attorneys, and sheriffs who wield tremendous power over your community. Though social distancing and threats of voter suppression can make casting a ballot seem intimidating, it’s still the single most effective way of being heard and making a difference. Take a few minutes to register, thanks to When We All Vote, and be sure to cast your vote on Nov. 3: REGISTER HERE This content is imported from {embed-name}. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. This content is created and maintained by a third party, and imported onto this page to help users provide their email addresses. You may be able to find more information about this and similar content at piano.io SPONSORED CONTENT FROM AROUND THE WEB Tulse Hill Brilliant Funeral Plan Sweeps The UK This MonthFuneral Plan Quotes Riverside Quarter | New Home By The RiverRiverside Quarter Our Editors Tried HelloFresh And Gousto: There Was A Clear WinnerPopdust Canceled TV Shows Announced: The Full List.Investing.com [Pics] This Wedding Dress Made Guests Extremely UncomfortableTeddyFeed Why You Should Stop Drinking £5 Supermarket WineNaked
Marisa Tomei Is the Best Part of The King of Staten Island
June 18, 2020 at 03:13PM arisa Tomei has a new movie out. The King of Staten Island is a Judd Apatow-directed comedy-drama inspired by SNL breakout Pete Davidson’s life, including the death of his firefighter father on 9/11. But it’s Tomei who deserves every accolade for her portrayal of Davidson’s saintly mother Margie. The King of Staten Island is a moving film that shows New Yorkers’ resilience after tragedy firsthand, which feels especially pertinent at a time when we could all use a little inspiration (and frankly, something good to watch in quarantine). Equal parts touching and darkly funny, the story is grounded in empathy for its protagonist Scott (Davidson), who struggles to accept his painful loss and waddles through a stunted adolescence, causing his mom a great deal of agita as she attempts to move on. Comedian Bill Burr proves his acting chops as Margie’s love interest, who’s also a firefighter, and Maude Apatow steals every scene as Scott’s younger sister, Claire (based on Davidson’s real-life sister Casey). READ NEXT Bel Powley Takes on ‘The King of Staten Island’ Ditch the Sweatpants & Dress Like Mona Lisa Vito But in the midst of the film’s release on demand, protests are continuing across the country in response to the killing of George Floyd in police custody, and Tomei has other things on her mind during our Zoom call. Over the past three weeks, Tomei, a longtime activist, has been busy using her platform to guide her 1.2 million Instagram followers toward useful resources, including candid conversations about race from