Nicky Hilton might not be a real princess, but she sure looked like one on her wedding day. 

In a handful of snapshots from her July 10 wedding to James Rothschild, Hilton looks positively stunning while posing in her Valentino Haute Couture lace wedding gown with long sleeves and a trailing train. The 31-year-old fashion designer shared a photo on her own Instagram account over the weekend to celebrate one week of marriage. 

The gorgeous couple is currently on their honeymoon in Botswana, according to People magazine. Hilton's family members and Valentino also shared photos of the bride's gorgeous dress.

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Kim Kardashian wasn't afraid to get down and dirty for her System Magazine spread. 

In a newly surfaced photo from the editorial, styled by Kanye West and photographed by Juergen Teller, a blond Kardashian poses in a fur coat, underwear and boots, propping herself up on a pile of dirt.   

The photos were taken in the spring at Château d’Ambleville in France. System Magazine and others involved in the high-fashion shoot published other photos on Instagram last week. 

Issue No. 5 of the magazine, billed as a pop culture treasure ("Nothing could be
more 2015. Proof you are here on the planet with Kanye, Juergen & Kim!"),  is on sale now via Idea Books. 

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But then I met with Alicia Yoon, founder of Korean beauty e-commerce site Peach and Lily, and her perfect, glowy skin convinced me to ditch my two-product bedtime routine in exchange for her eight-plus product regimen. Yoon, who graduated from Harvard Business School, is a skin care expert who frequently travels to Korea, where she interviews top dermatologists and aestheticians and stays up-to-speed on the latest beauty advancements in Asia. So when she gave me an in-person consultation and suggested products that would be good for my extremely dry skin, I listened. Soon after we met, she sent me a five-page PDF (no joke) explaining all the products, serums and sheet masks I was to use over the next four weeks.  

So, it began. For an entire month my morning and night skin care routine went as follows: First, I started with Cremorlab Cleansing Gel Oil to remove my makeup, then I used Shangpree Cleansing Mousse to remove skin impurities, afterwards I applied Be the Skin Botanical Nutrition Power Toner to balance the pH of my skin. I followed up with Cremorlab Aqua Essence Water Fluid to hydrate and repair, and three drops of Mizon Peptide 500 to smooth fine lines. Next, I mixed Be the Skin Botanical Nutrition Power Serum with Aromatica Argan Oil to hydrate with lipids. I moved onto Cremorlab Shadow Off Eye Cream to brighten my under eyes and finally, I finished with another Cremorlab Hydro Plus Snow Falls Melting Cream to seal in all the other products I had just put on my face. If it was the morning, I would have added an SPF and a couple times a week, I would also pepper in an exfoliator, a sleeping mask, under eye masks, face masks and a black head remover. If you're exhausted just reading that, so was I—at first.

*Peach and Lily provided these products for review purposes.

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Never one to shy away from sharing a scandalous picture on Instagram, Chrissy Teigen has done it again -- this time with a cheeky pic that's making us loathe our desk-ridden lives.

The Sports Illustrated model shared a photo of herself on the social media site on Tuesday, in which she's seen lying on her side, head down, wearing teeny bikini bottoms. Oh, and she's on a boat, clearly living her best life. 

The 29-year-old is currently on vacation with husband John Legend, and the two have been posting even more enviable snaps. 

Can we just have their life? 

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New York City turned into Beyoncé's runway when she stepped out Tuesday afternoon. 

The gorgeous songstress was photographed in a thigh-high slit dress and stiletto sandals while walking into her office in Midtown Manhattan. She smiled for the paparazzi as she made her way past the crowd and into the building. 

Earlier in the day, Beyoncé snagged multiple nominations for her "7/11" video, including Video of the Year, when MTV announced the 2015 Video Music Award nominees via Apple Music's Beats 1 "Chart" show. 

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One of the most exhilarating aspects of bargain hunting is figuring out just how big of a deal you've scored. So a new lawsuit against T.J. Maxx, accusing the brand of misleading customers with the comparison prices it prints on tags, is pretty discouraging.

Racked reports that customers Staci Chester and Daniel Friedman are suing the chain in California for allegedly misleading shoppers with the "compare at" prices printed on T.J. Maxx price tags.

The pair took legal action after realizing that the listed prices are not necessarily the actual retail price elsewhere, but instead, according to the T.J. Maxx website, the "buying staff's estimate of the regular, retail price at which a comparable item in finer catalogs, specialty or department stores may have been sold."

While that information is readily available on the store's website, it's easy to see why shoppers wouldn't assume the "compare at" price is a number thought up by the brand's staff.

A company spokeswoman said T.J. Maxx prints explanations of its "compare at" prices in store signage as well as posting it online. 

“At T.J. Maxx, we are committed to delivering exceptional value to our customers every day -- it is the foundation of our business," she told The Huffington Post. "We tell our customers what we mean by 'compare at' prices, both through signage in our stores as well as language on our T.J. Maxx website. Transparency is important to us and integrity is ingrained in our culture. Beyond that, we do not comment on pending litigation.”

But don't fret, Maxxinistas. Even if the lawsuit holds up, you're still getting a deal when you buy from the chain. T.J Maxxdoes offer designer apparel and accessories at a major discount, whether or not that's as major as you might have thought.

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Karlie Kloss is taking a break from coding, baking, walking the runway and being an all-around superhuman to launch -- you guessed it -- her very own YouTube channel.

"Klossy" will provide a behind-the-scenes look at the supermodel's life. The trailer shows her working out, driving around and using a face mask. Of course, it is Karlie Kloss, so there are plenty of fancy dresses, parties and famous friends, too. 

"I've spent the majority of my life in front of a camera, just not my camera," Kloss says to her over 36,000 channel subscribers. "That's where this is different. These are the things you didn't get to see before."

Kloss hasn't revealed when her first segment will drop, so we'll have to wait and see with bated breath -- but if slumber parties with bestie Taylor Swift are involved, sign us up. 

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Harper Beckham is one of cutest celebrity kids out there, and as it turns out, she's got a look-alike who's just as adorable. 

Meet Sienna Maunsell, a 3-year-old from Manchester who bears a striking resemblance to the only daughter of Victoria and David Beckham. According to the Daily Mail, plenty of strangers pointed out Maunsell's similarities to Harper, which resulted in the toddler signing a contract with a look-alike agency. 

The young model has Harper's style down pat. Just take a look for yourself: 

And for comparison, here are a few photos of Harper: 

The little girls really do look a lot alike, so much so that Maunsell confuses photos of Harper to be photos of herself. 

Her mother Jennifer told the Daily Mail, "It all started last year when one of my mum’s friends said she looked exactly like Harper, so I Googled Harper Beckham and I couldn’t believe how similar they looked." 

"I emailed the agency to ask if they would be interested in signing her up and they said yes," she continued.“She really has looked like her since she was born, and her 1-year-old sister is starting to look just like Harper Beckham too.”

And Maunsell isn't the only tot who looks like Harper. According to the Manchester Evening News, the agency that signed her (MIM) already has eight other doubles on their roster. And just last year, the Daily Mail wrote about another look-alike youngster who was so in demand she'd earned over 2,000 British pounds. 

Who knew the celebrity child-doppelgänger business was so big?

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Butterfly clips and training bras and glittery nail polish, oh my. 

Nineties babies, gird your loins, because it looks like your favorite mall store, Limited Too, is set to make a comeback.

According to The New York Post, the company that purchased the Limited Too trademarks, Bluestar Alliance, has plans to bring Limited Too merchandise to department stores in fall 2016 and wants to open close to 200 retail locations in the next five years. 

Limited Too was at its height in the late '80s and '90s, and attracted young girls and tweens with their slogan tees and fuzzy pencils (which were conveniently located next to the checkout). But the store closed its doors in 2008 and replaced all of its locations with a new lower-priced teen store called Justice.

While millennials may be rejoicing the Limited Too news, an article in Policy Mic aptly pointed out that the reason the store is making a comeback has something to do with the fact that many of the young girls who shopped at the store in their youth are now moms ... who will soon have their own tweens. Yeah, we are just going to let that sink in. 

Smart move, Limited Too.

We don't know about you, but we plan on taking our kids to our favorite childhood store -- though this time, the tchotchkes by the cash register might not seem quite as appealing. 

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Sometimes, hair looks its best after a day at the beach. Between the sunshine, the salty water and the humidity, natural soft waves are practically guaranteed.

Recreating this look at home is not as relaxing as swimming in the ocean, but it's also not as difficult as it may seem. You could take ocean waterhome with you, or try this DIY sea salt spray to help create highly texturized locks when there's no sand in sight. 

The recipe calls for only three ingredients, five if you count water and the optional essential oil. Mix the items together in a spray bottle, and you're off. Easy peasy, right?

Follow the steps below to make sea salt hair spray for beachy waves, and tell us which homemade beauty recipe we should try next! Share in the comment section, tweet us at @HuffPostBeauty or tag #HuffPostBeauty on Instagram.

DIY Sea Salt Spray

You'll need:

A plastic spray bottle

1 tablespoon of sea salt

1 tablespoon of melted unrefined/organic coconut oil

1 tablespoon of hair gel or leave-in hair conditioner

1 cup of warm water

Note: You can also add a few drops of an essential oil such as lavender, mint or jasmine for a refreshing scent.

Instructions:

Step 1: Pour the warm water and sea salt into the spray bottle. Give it a generous shake until salt dissolves.

Step 2: Combine the melted coconut oil and hair gel (or leave-in conditioner) into a separate bowl, then add the mixture to your spray bottle.

Step 3:  Add a few drops of an essential oil. Shake the bottle again, and voila! You've got homemade sea salt spray. Apply to towel-dried hair. 

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Thongs, boyshorts, bikinis -- when it comes to underwear, all women have their preferences. And it turns out, so do men. 

Unlike guys' underthings, which are pretty basic, women have a plethora of choices. Here at The Huffington Post, we are firm believers that everyone should pick their lingerie for themselves, no matter what anyone else thinks.

That said, it's always interesting to get a guy's take. So, we teamed up with AskMen.com and conducted a survey, asking over 2,700 dudes about their lingerie preferences. Below, we compiled the results into an infographic created by our own Jessica Kane. Scroll all the way to the bottom for our thoughts on the matter.

Not surprisingly, most men preferred women in push-up bras and thongs, however, bralettes and cheeky briefs were both close seconds. 

While some of the results were hardly shocking -- it looks like most men have literally no idea how much a bra costs -- other responses left us pleasantly surprised. One question asked men, "If a woman's lingerie wasn't to your liking, would it ever be a deal breaker during a hookup?" And thankfully, a whopping 92 percent said no. Another asked guys, "Why would you buy lingerie for a woman?" and 68 percent of men responded "to make her feel sexy."

 One pollster took the words out of our months when he responded to the survey by saying, "I'm happy when she is happy. Women are such wonderful creatures. It's all about letting her know she is worshipped." PREACH. 

The survey was conducted on AskMen.com from July 8-16, 2015 and the number of respondents varied between 2, 797 men and 2,830 men per question. 

Bra photos in the infographic are courtesy of Net-A-Porter (Click through for the bralette, push-up bra, balconette bra, strapless bra, sports bra and lacey bra). Underwear photos in the infographic are courtesy of Me Undies (Click through forthe bikini, boyshort, brief and thong). 

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You probably grew up wishing you could hang with the Disney princesses.

Belle was super sharp, Mulan was straight-up badass and Ariel was the dreamer down for an adventure.

Now, artist Bev Johnson has carried that fantasy to its logical end, with an art series depicting how Disney princesses might look as your friends today. How refreshing is it to see these characters with bodies that are actually realistic?

For more of Johnson's work, head over to Instagram. 

H/T Bustle

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Why not wear a sheer black jumpsuit when you're Kim Kardashian, right? Literally, there is not a single reason we can think of. 

The pregnant reality star was spotted on Wednesday dressed in head-to-toe black as she made her way through LAX after returning from Paris. 

Forget what you thought you knew about maternity style because, Kardashian truly DGAF about the rules and she's changing the game.

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