May 23, 2013; 10:48 AM ET Evan Myers and Elliot Abrams follow the big change from warmth to a cool down. Rain too.
From manipulating nanoparticles in cotton, to incorporating knit antennas and transistors into garments, the computational fashion industry is reimagining how we use clothing in our everyday lives.
Chemicals can be horrible for your hair, skin, nails and the environment.
it’s time to assess the many looks that were displayed on Spring 2013 runways, and gauge which are worth investing in this season.
To look beautiful in the winter, you have to use a makeup strategy that’s different from the one you use in July.
Even the welcoming warmth of a climate-controlled building adds to your skin’s suffering.
It can be tricky to bundle up for the winter months and not look like a complete marshmallow.
The combination of the dryer winter air, and the wool scarf is a killer!
Following these tips from Back to Basics: A Complete Guide to Traditional Skills by Abigail R. Gehring should keep you and your kids both warm and comfortable.
May 23, 2013; 10:27 AM ET Severe t-storms expected across Western Oklahoma and Texas Panhandle Thursday. Jalelah Ahmed explains.
