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When we flip through photos of blue-eyed celebrities like Reese Witherspoon, Taylor Swift or Miranda Kerr, they're usually wearing the same orange-ish eye makeup. That's because this color, as well as those very close to it, works best for enhancing blue eyes.

According to Sephora Pro makeup artist Amy Suchma, people with blue eyes generally fall into three color categories. There's light blue or "icy blue," with hues of light blue and silver; gray blue, with hues of blue and gray and a bit of green, or even a hint of yellow; and deep blue, with hues of dark and light blue.

Suchma follows the color wheel and color theory to determine which shades make blue eyes pop. "On the color wheel, the most complimentary color for each hue is located directly across from the targeted color," she says. So you can't go wrong with orange.

Before you go all wild with your eyeshadows and eyeliners, scroll down to check out Suchma's illustrations and product recommendations for the best makeup for blue eyes. You'll pick up on the intense orange-brown and coral hues that the makeup artist uses to make light blue and gray blue eyes more vibrant. She employs subtle neutral-browns and soft peach/salmon tones for enhancing deep blue eyes.

Light Blue Eyes

Suchma recommends applying rich, neutral browns and orange-bronze tones to create a smokey eyeshadow look. This will add depth against the lightness of blue eyes for a particularly striking finish. You can easily recreate this look with Urban Decay Smog Eyeshadow, Make Up For Ever Artist Shadow #722 Mandarin, NARS Duo Shadow in Isolde or Sephora Collection Colorful Shadow in #72 Coffee Break. The professional also suggests the Urban Decay Naked Palette, which has all of these shades in one case.

Gray Blue Eyes

Try Make Up For Ever Shadow #734 Tangerine, Kat Von D Monarch Palette or Buxom Single Bar Eyeshadows in It Crowd and Filthy Rich -- all orange-browns and bright orange/coral shades to contrast to bring out the blue tones.

"When using vibrant orange tones, my best advice would be to keep the vibrant color on the upper lid and slightly blend a small amount into the brown on the lower lid," says Suchma. "I found that using the vibrant orange on the lower lid without being supported by the brown can leave the eyes looking tired."

Deep Blue Eyes 

A dark brown or navy blue liner is a beautiful enhancement to a blue eye, according to Suchma. "Black liner will make blue eyes appear more gray or silver, which is still beautiful but just not more blue," she says. Balance out the dark eyeliners with peach/salmon shadows like Sephora Collection Colorful Eye Shadow No91 Rio and No50 Cashmere Coat, Bobbi Brown Eye Shadow Palette or Surratt Beauty Artistique Eye Shadow in Poudre.

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For those of you waiting to find out whether Sex and the City 3 is really happening, there's a way you can get your Sarah Jessica Parker fix now -- through Jordache jeans.

The storied and sexy denim brand has teamed up with SJP, making her the new face of both The Jordache Look collection and Jordache's women's collection. Parker isn't the first big star to front the brand -- past celeb models include Heidi Klum and Elizabeth Hurley -- but in the newly released campaign images, the actress holds her own, per usual. 

When we picture SJP, we usually remember her in a gown at the Met Gala, but Parker swears that she is a "jeans woman." As she told The Huffington Post, "The truth is, I wear jeans probably more than all my other woman friends," and if she had to wear one outfit for the rest of her life it would be "jeans and a really great gray sweatshirt ... [and] a really fancy necklace and really fancy shoes."

 Well, duh. 

While we're all for a great pair of form-fitting jeans, we know that with tight items of clothing come horror stories. We had to ask Parker if she had any of her own, but she said all her struggles involved other items of clothing: "I have stories about dresses that wouldn't unzip or I had to cut them off of me, which was horrible to do, but I was left with no choice at like 2:00 in the morning."

Maybe it has something to do with the fact that SJP never wore skin-tight denim. "You know I didn't wear super tight jeans, I should have, but I missed that opportunity -- I didn't wear bikinis either ... but I should have worn a bikini years ago, damn."

SJP, you can definitely still wear skin-tight jeans and a bikini. 

The Jordache Look collection is currently available on Jordache.com and the Jordache women’s collection is currently available on Walmart.com. 

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We love to shop anywhere, any time, any place -- but sometimes, we get so consumed with purchasing things online, we forget how great it can be to physically go into a store. 

Don't get us wrong, online shopping can be amazing (you can buy things in your pajamas, hello), but sometimes it's better to get out into the world and see things in real life -- not to mention a few other key takeaways. 

Behold, 10 ways in which in-store shopping trumps the online experience:

1.  You know sooner rather than later if the dress you're eyeing is totally sheer.

2.  Shopping in-store can be a fun social event that can bring people closer together.

3. You can take advantage of in-store-only discounts (many student discounts are only available in-store). 

4. You can immediately discern the quality of an item. 

5. You don't have crazy high credit card bills from ordering 10 leather jackets with the intention of only keeping one. 

6.  You can avoid those pesky shipping fees. Many retailers do offer free shipping, but not necessarily free return shipping (for those nine other leather jackets). 

7. You can always ask for someone else's opinion on how you look in something. 

8. You can try on multiple sizes, so you'll actually go home knowing you found the size that looks the best on you.

9. Many sales associates work for commission, so by physically going to a store, you're helping someone else make a little more cash. 

10. You can get your item immediately ... no waiting required. 

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Makeup artist Kandee Johnson has definitely outdone herself with her latest transformation. 

In a recent video she made for BuzzFeed, the YouTube star transforms herself into not one, but four members of the Kardashian family. And it all happens in under two minutes. 

First up is Kylie. Johnson, who's done a makeup tutorial based on the youngest sister in the past, uses a combination of highlighting and contouring to achieve the look, and of course, adds some overdrawn lips. To finish things off, she even throws on a blue-green bob wig.

The celebrity makeup artist then moves onto Kris, which is perhaps the best look in the whole video -- she totally nails it. A little extra contouring here, some highlights there, a black pixie-cut wig and voila! 

As Johnson moves onto Kim and Khloe, it's hard not to stay transfixed. Just watch the video and see for yourself. But if we were you, we wouldn't try this at home.  

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Kim Kardashian looked chic as can be in Paris. 

The reality star, who touched down in the City of Lights Monday, was photographed Tuesday afternoon wearing a belted white top with low-cut neckline and a long white skirt and nude sandals while leaving the Givenchy store. 

The 34-year-old is in Paris for a few days, she tweeted to fans. She has been hanging out with Balmain designer and friend Olivier Rousteing, eating her favorite foods and doing pregnancy wardrobe fittings. Kim proved she can rock an all-black outfit just as well:

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The re-launch of Men's New York Fashion Week brought mixed reviews but ultra diverse model casting. 

And when it came to the actual Spring 2016 collections, we were impressed by the usual suspects, including Michael Kors, Thom Browne, Timo Weiland, and Public School. Others may be less well-known, but deserve just as much attention. So listen up, fellas: here are nine awesome brands that you'll definitely want to add to your wardrobe. 

Check them out below and let us know which ones you're digging. 

Ovadia & Sons

Though twin brothers Ariel and Shimon Ovadia have only been around for five years, they've already racked up plenty of accolades, including GQ's Best Menswear Designers award in 2011. The Spring 2016 collection will surely garner praise for the brand's awesome selection of outerwear. 

Robert Geller

Here's what you need to know about Geller: He filled his Spring 2016 collection with seaside-cool separates, his designs are a favorite of Kanye West, he was once a member of Marc Jacobs' design team, and he has a great sense of humor. 

Garciavelez

It's no surprise that Mexico City-born and New York City-based designer Carlos Garciavelez is a trained architect. The simple, sharp designs are perfect for the modern man. 

Greg Lauren 

Fashion definitely runs in the family for this New York City-based designer -- he's the nephew of legendary fashion designer Ralph Lauren. Customers can expect the same Americana aesthetic but a lot more laid back and rugged. 

Tim Coppens

"Athletic luxury portrayed with elegance and sophistication" is how this Belgium-born designer describes his collection. And one look at the beaded, striped sweater below and we totally believe him. 

Rochambeau

The design duo of Laurence Chandler and Josh Cooper never disappoint, and their Spring 2016 collection was one of our favorite presentations thanks to the unfussy, minimal looks. 

Thaddeus O’Neil

These fun threads might be made in New York City, but O'Neil says they are inspired by surfers, which he affectionately calls "the hobos of the sea." 

Loris Diran 

If dressing like a sleek, jet-setting gentleman is your aim, then this French-Armenian designer based in New York City is your man. His tailored suiting is superb, but we're also digging his knitwear.   

Asaf Ganot

While the boxer is Ganot's muse, we don't see anything beat up about his strong, masculine designs. This fashion week he explored the spirit of Brazil and how the country's men exude their singular style. 

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Andreja Pejić's first Make Up For Ever ad is finally here, and it is fierce!

The 23-year-old transgender model and activist poses alongside actress and blogger Jamie Chung for the brand's "Be Bold. Be Unexpected. Be You." project. The two stars serve up seriously striking beauty looks to illustrate how you can use makeup to "express everything that you're feeling."

Pejić made history when she was named the face of Make Up For Ever back in April, becoming one of the first transgender models to score a major beauty deal. "Makeup helps me express myself, and I've used it in varying ways throughout my life,"she told WWD. "I have strived to live life on my own terms, to never have to hide and to never have to feel shame about who I am. I can be proud of that and I'm equally proud to share that message through this Make Up For Ever campaign."

Watch the video above to see all the awe-inspiring looks modeled by Pejić and Chung. Then tell us what you think in the comments section!

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An old computer doesn't necessarily inspire most people to get crafty.  Cyrus Kabiru, a visual artist, is not like most people. 

The Kenyan sculptor uses recycled material from electronics and other things found on the streets of Nairobi, where he lives, to create funky, intricate glasses that can only be described, as he does, as "afrodazzled."

Kabiru's glasses are not for the faint of heart, utilizing everything from cassette tapes to computer speakers as frames, but they certainly make a big statement -- and  they are eco-friendly.

"The most dangerous waste that will mess up our continents, our places is electronics," he said in a video made by AJ+. "We need to think about how we can stop making more motherboards. We need to recycle them. We need to change our mentality. We need to be creative with what we're doing."

Fashion-forward thinking for the win. 

Check out the video above, and head to Kabiru's website and tumblr to see more of his work. 

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 When New Zealand mom and nutritionist Julie Bhosale shared a blog post about her postpartum body image journey, she hoped that it would reach a few fellow mothers in her local community. What she did not anticipate was the viral mania that would follow as her post rapidly spread to parents all over the world.

Bhosale's blog post, "My Real Postpartum Body," features personal photos, inner thoughts and words of support for other moms as she shares the changes her own body underwent after giving birth to her second son in January. She also highlights the pressure on new mothers to just "bounce back" after the physical transformation of pregnancy and rejects those expectations by taking part in January Harshe's #TakeBackPostpartum movement -- a more honest and inclusive trend in discussing post-birth body image. 

"I really struggled with all the body changes I went through after the birth of my first son," Bhosale told The Huffington Post. "Working in the health industry, and being an expert, I felt a lot of pressure to get my body back -- and expected that because I was fit and healthy it should be easy. However, this was not the case! It did take a while!" 

"I also really struggled to breastfeed my son and so my confidence in myself and as a woman and a mum was really low," she continued. "I thought if this is how I feel with all my expert nutrition knowledge, imagine how other mums must also feel?" So, after giving birth to her second son, the mom decided to share her postpartum journey with other parents. "I thought it may help just one mum not feel so alone," she said.

The post reached far more than just one mother. Shared across news sites and social media platforms, "My Real Postpartum Body" empowered a global audience, which Bhosale says has been a very "moving" experience. "I am touched and often have tears in my eyes reading all the comments, messages, feedback and sharing of the blog. I stay up late at night reading them all (and replying)."

Just four months away from completing her doctorate, the nutritionist and mom feels truly inspired to help new parents. "I really hope that mums who read this truly know how beautiful, incredible and amazing they are -- for all they have gone through, are going through and the sacrifices made every single day," she said, adding, "I hope to empower mums to take time to recover and to nourish from the inside out -- with both good food and love."

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That grin! Kensington Palace released a brand-new photo of Prince George on Tuesday, July 21, ahead of Prince William and Kate Middleton's eldest son's 2nd birthday on Wednesday.

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If you're anything like us, you live for Prince George photos. Not only is this little royal one of the cutest toddlers on the planet, but his facial expressions are pretty priceless. 

While we've spent a good part of our working lives looking through photos of this handsome tyke, there are always a few images that we somehow miss.

In honor of Prince George's second birthday today, we've rounded up 15 photos of the tiny prince that you haven't seen a million times. 

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Sold to women and juniors for $12.99 and in plus sizes for $14.99, the black T-shirts in question have the word "Trophy" printed across the chest in white capital letters. 

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When you think of the runway at Miami Swim Week, you probably think teeny, tiny bikinis. But this season, it was all about the sexy one-piece. 

From the plunging necklines at 6 Shore Road by Pooja to the cool cut-outs at Mara Hoffman, designers amped up the sex appeal on full-piece suits.  

Check out the 10 hottest looks from Miami Swim Week and tell us you're not considering trading in your bikini. 

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Sports bras are tricky. You want coverage, you want support, you want sweat-resistant material, and maybe you even want fashion. So whether you're in the mood for some light yoga, a long run or a sweaty cycling class, we've got lots of options for you. 

Behold, a list of sport bras to suit your many exercise needs. 

If you're going to yoga...

There's no doubt that vinyasa classes require support, but you don't have to go too crazy for your sun salutations. Just make sure you have your bases covered. 

Splurge: Outdoor Voices Steeplechase Sports Bra, $55 

If you're spinning (or any super sweaty workout)...

Whether it's hot yoga or a crazy spin class, you want support, ventilation and sweat-resistant fabric when you're on the not-so-dry side. 

 Splurge: High Performance Engineering Combat Bra in Camo, $73 

It wicks away moisture, it resists bacterial buildup, it has mesh paneling for cooling ventilation and a fun pattern. What more could you want in a bra made for sweating? 

 Save: Gap high impact sports bra, $40.46

Gap's high impact sports bra wicks moisture from the skin while providing a ton of support. This bra is also great for a long, sweaty run if you feel like getting an extra workout in.

If you're going for a run...

Running is a high-impact, sweaty business -- and having the right sports bra is pretty darn essential to help keep you in place while you get your strides in. 

Splurge: Ultracor Sculpt Terra Print Bra, $110

This bra is not only made for high performance activities like running, but it's made from a breathable fabric. And who can say no that awesome pattern?! 

 Save: C9 Champion Women's Power Core Racer Sports Bra, $16.99

C9's racerback sports bra helps prevent chafing and boasts medium support that keeps motion to a minimum. Plus, the fabric is quick-drying -- perfect for those sweaty summer runs. 

If you're going straight from work to the gym... 
Sometimes, you just don't have room for your gym clothes. Or you're really busy. Or maybe you just feel like wearing your gym clothes to work. So why not find a bra that works for the office and the elliptical? 

 Splurge: ADAY Smoke It Up Sports Bra, $55

This bra is made from moisture-wicking fabric, but it's also got some fashionable back details that make it perfect for layering under regular clothes. 

 Save: Forever 21 Medium Impact caged-back sports bra, $14.90 

With moisture-managing fabric and removable cups, this is another bra you can definitely sweat in and wear out in out in the world. If you ask us, those back details make it a pretty stylish wardrobe addition. 

If you need a bit of extra support...

Let's be real: If you've got bigger breasts, those teeny tiny sports bras just aren't going to cut it. We've got you covered!

Splurge: Panache Underwire Sports Bra, $68

When it comes to extra support, this British brand is a great option. Panache sports bras are flattering, come with or without silicone-wrapped underwire, have thick, comfortable straps and reduce bounce. 

Save: C9 Champion Women's Cami Sports Bra, $19.99

Made with wicking, fast drying and stretch fabric, this bra also provides a ton of coverage and support complete with a wide comfort band with and adjustable straps.

Who's ready to go shopping?

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It's hot. REALLY hot. And short of wanting to walk around in a swimsuit all day, we've been in search of some stylish relief from the heat.

Enter the strappy sundress. Just like your favorite pair of shorts, these easy, breezy designs are fashion's fabulous version of air conditioning. 

We've rounded up 12 whispers of dresses that will help keep you cool from now until Mother Nature decides to chill out. 

Top row: Miss Selfridge "Floral Tie" dress, $44; Calypso St. Barth "Annalyn" dress, $175; Miss Selfridge "Stripe Double Layer" dress, $38; Abercrombie & Fitch "Swing" dress, $29. 

Middle row: CP Shades "Lia" dress, $250; Boohoo "Sade" dress, $20; Topshop "Tile Print" dress, $50; New Look "Aztec" dress, $16.

Bottom row: Peacocks racerback dress, $14; Factorie "Eva" dress, $22; Topshop "Apex" dress, $52; Talula "Cosimo" dress, $40. 

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After Taylor Swift needlessly dragged herself into Nicki Minaj's beef with MTV over her lack of VMA nominations, Kim Kardashian (accidentally?) inserted herself into the conversation, as well. 

In the middle of Minaj expertly shutting Swift down, explaining none of her tweets were directed at the "Bad Blood" singer, Kardashian tweeted and then quickly deleted a snap from her latest photo shoot with the well-timed caption, "Imma let you finish but..." 

Of course, that's a now infamous reference to what Kardashian's husband Kanye West said when he interrupted Swift's speech after she won Best Female Video at the 2009 VMAs. 

Kardashian deleted the photo, which was also posted on Instagram, and went on to claim it was all just a funny coincidence: 

We're not sure if we're really buying that such a coincidence could occur the way the reality star claims, but it's not like she was the only celebrity to chime in.

Bruno Mars, who is nominated for four awards at the VMAs including Video of the Year for "Uptown Funk," saw Swift and Minaj go at it and knew what he had to do:

Meanwhile, former "Breaking Bad" star Aaron Paul had a sweet, if, ultimately naive solution: 

Neither Swift nor Minaj has taken him up on the offer at this time.  

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Eva Longoria is basically ageless, but even she admits she'd rather have her 20-year-old body. 

The actress, who was in Sydney to judge Specsavers Spectacle Wearer Of The Year 2015, spoke to the Daily Mail Australia about aging and enjoying life. 

"Let me tell you," she said. "I love my 40s -- I want my 20-year-old body -- but I love my 40s." 

The comment struck us as strange, considering Longoria looks amazing just the say she is (like we said: ageless). And these days, it seems way more common for celebs, especially females, to proclaim how comfortable they are with their bodies (which is great, don't get us wrong, but we know it's not always easy to be that confident). 

We're not the only ones who think the "Desperate Housewives" star is gorgeous -- the actress has topped countless hot lists -- but we can't be mad at her for being honest. Because, let's face it, we've all wished for our younger bodies at some point or other. We're human, and so is she. 

But, for reference, here is Longoria in her 20s: 

And here she is today, at 40, looking sexy and amazing as ever: 

The former soap star continued, "When you get older, you appreciate every moment. I know I love my 40s way more than my 20s, I'm just appreciating every moment more."

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