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    Enter To Win Workout Outfits From Body Language!

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    Lisanne Silverman on Aug 3, 2009 8:25 AM PDT
    Let's face it- no matter how much you tell yourself that you love to work out, there are days when the treadmill looks like a torture device. Honestly, thirty minutes on a conveyor belt going nowhere isn't exactly the best motivator (though come to think of it, watching Paula Deen dump a Costco-sized package of butter into a pan on the attached television screen kind of is- anyone else work out while watching Food Network?). But if your exercise ensemble consists of high school gym shorts and a ratty college tee, you may be wearing the source of your less-than-stellar outlook. In other words, get some cute gym clothes! Body Language sportswear is a line of exercise apparel unlike any other- it's comfortable, functional, and actually sexy if you can believe it (and once you see what they're giving away, you will). Think along the lines of flattering camis, tops with sexy strap details, fold over shorts, and colors that don't scream 1985. They've even been featured on Desperate Housewives! We've teamed up with Body Language to give two lucky winners the best workout clothes they'll ever own- read on to find out how you can score a set for yourself!
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    Shop For Cute Basics By Celeb Favorite Rebel Yell At ...

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    Karmaloop Goodkarma on Feb 3, 2009 5:16 AM PST
    Tired of trying to look effortlessly cute all the time? Well I am. One of my favorite brands, Rebel Yell, has come to the rescue, making my wardrobe playful, comfortable and all things vintage. Getting ready for the much-anticipated spring season, the Rebel Yell collection, which is now at Karmaloop.com, remedies all of my fashion problems. The collection offers the basics: T-shirts, button-downs, raglans, hoodies and other clothes that are meticulously structured for optimal comfort and style. Conceived in February 2005 by Daniel and Andi Ballard, the label is heavily inspired by nostalgic childhood memories growing up in Virginia. Andi, the brand€™s designer, explains, €œit€™s a name inspired by the rowdy all-American lifestyle we grew up in. I want Rebel Yell to be super-fresh and easy to wear. The kind of clothing that doesn€™t overpower you, but still makes you look damn good. I obsess about the fit and design details, and refuse to put out a product that Daniel and I wouldn€™t want to wear." The brand reflects the styles that the creators grew up with: relaxed, fresh and classic. Rebel Yell€™s future is looking very promising, as it continues to attract both men and women everywhere, as well as celebrities like Reese Witherspoon, Lindsay Lohan, Mischa Barton, and many others. Keep your style at ease with my top three picks: the three quarter sleeve colorblock tuni hoody, the yes, no tee and the skinny pant.


    Check out the rest of the Rebel Yell collection at Karmaloop!
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    Hot Hoodies That Will Keep You Warm this Winter!

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    Kristin on Dec 8, 2008 2:16 PM PST
    While you're wallowing in all your economic woes this holiday season, take comfort (and cover!) under the hood of a soft and warm hoodie. You have a lot to choose from this winter, as they're slapping hoods on tons of different styles. If you're looking for something super casual, take on the ombre trend with a Juicy Couture velour hoodie, or pick up a colorblock American Apparel sweatshirt. If you want something a little dressier to throw on over a t-shirt or tank top, check out this hooded jacket by Australian label Lover. And for something a bit more substantial, try a Marc by Marc Jacobs jacket like this pink one or this plaid one. Don't miss the SLIDESHOW for these and other picks from the Hive!
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    Stylehive Stylescopes: Find Out What The Stars Have In The ...

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    Sydel Sakuma on Aug 4, 2008 6:53 PM PDT
    This week, see if the celestial beings tell you whether to spice up your style life or put down that pair of jeans that you're holding (and if you're like me, you don't really need them). Maybe give your look a facelift, but if the thought of too much change ruffles your feathers, just try adding some texture to your outfits with plumage. Or perhaps you're just waiting for your next fave item to fall into your lap(top)? Either way, see what the style stars have in store for you in my SLIDESHOW and maybe the shopping heavens will show you just what you've been searching for!
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    Hive 5: Hangin' in the 'Hood

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    Lisanne Silverman on Aug 4, 2008 1:09 PM PDT
    There are plenty of reasons to keep a hoodie on hand- they make great portable pillows during class, work wonderfully as hands-free umbrellas, and have you covered- literally- on bad hair days. But wear them in the wrong context and suddenly your cozy hoodie is anything but cool. Luckily you don't have to leave your hood behind because there are plenty out there that are just as comfortable, but don't involve screenprints, alma maters, terry cloth, or weird made-up sports groups (Abercrombie Surf Team, really?). When did hoodies become high fashion? We're not sure, but as long as they keep looking like the ones in our slideshow, we'll be happy in our new hoods.
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    Stylehiver Spotlight: See Who Puts the Punch Back Into Basics!

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    Sydel Sakuma on Jul 29, 2008 5:24 PM PDT
    Everyone loves those statement pieces, but lets face it, no one can live without the basics. Good thing LadyNinjitsu has you covered. Just one look at her Hive will have you re-evaluating your 'needs and wants'. For one, her choices for essentials should win her a black belt in shopping. Her picks are versatile and dangerously appropriate for all times. A Fornarina buckled boot and an Asos extra wide belt goes with virtually anything you have in or out of your closet! So, click on the SLIDESHOW to see how everyday essentials can also be conversation starters, too.
    Tags : wide , tunic , thick , over night , hoody
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