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A survey of 900 undergrads found 37% subscribe to magazines, but there's a huge gender divide: Sports Illustrated is the top title for men, Cosmo ranked first with women, and only Time made the top ten for both genders. [Mediabistro] More »
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Vogue's always been good at championing the idea that being rich is awesome, and the September issue features a profile on Juicy Couture's Gela Nash-Taylor, who spends eight weeks of the year at her historic manor in the English countryside. More »
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Elle recognizes that times are tough this season — that's why all its fall fashion ideas double as Halloween costumes. If you'd like to be a lumberjack, for instance, page 152 has all you need, including high heels (plaid), suspenders, and a vinyl backpack shaped like a tree trunk ($54). If werewolves are more your speed, check out p. 160 for a hat with fur extending down over the face ($2,580, or 100 silver bullets). And if you need something to carry your greasepaint around, look no further than p. 150, where you'll find a crystal-encrusted minaudiere shaped like a polar bear ($3,995, and a minaudiere is a makeup case, you uncultured swine). It's the perfect accessory for any occasion, be it a global-warming-themed champagne brunch (just place the polar bear on a dwindling ice sculpture), or an intimate Halloween gathering for 500. More Elle, after the jump. More »
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When I swim, I routinely wear the ugliest getup possible. My bathing cap is so old it's hard. I finally got rid of my last bathing suit when I realized you could see my ass through the material. I wear these hideous items because I like my workouts to be an asocial experience, in which I pretend to be invisible. So I was disturbed by a reader's recent email about a new trend: the "running skirt". The running skirt — or "skort," a term I'll avoid from now on because it sounds like "hork" — is apparently big enough to warrant a feature in August's Runner's World magazine. According to author Kristin Armstrong — Lance's ex-wife — the modern running skirt was invented in 2004 by Nicole DeBoom, who wanted "to look pretty while kicking butt." More »
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