The only thing more marvelous than an afro is an afro atop a little human's head -- no matter how curly, coily, big or tiny it is.
We rounded up photo of 25 poofy-haired angels and were completely unable to deal with all of the cuteness. Start scrolling down and you won't be able to, either.
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You’d think they’d have learned their lesson by now.
From using exploitative earrings depicting African women to Asian catwalk models representing “tourists who have just arrived in Italy,” Dolce & Gabbana is no stranger to criticisms of racism.
The Italian brand has come under fire yet again this week, this time over a “Slave Sandal.”
The “Slave Sandal in Napa Leather with Pompoms” recently became available for pre-order on the Dolce & Gabbana website for $2,395. The brand features the sandals in its spring 2016 collection, which it describes as “a declaration of love to Italy.”
“Slave” was once a common name for lace-up sandals, according to the shoe magazine Footwear News. The term “gladiator,” however, has largely replaced that term in fashion circles.
Social media erupted this week with shock and horror at Dolce & Gabbana’s choice of shoe moniker.
It seems the brand noticed the controversy. As of early Friday, the website’s description of the sandals has changed significantly.
It now refers to the shoes as the “Decorative Flat Sandal.”
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This week, we thought we had gotten our fashion fill on the Oscars red carpet, but it looks like the stars kept cranking out amazing outfits.
Margot Robbie stunned in a black jumpsuit, Sarah Hyland found an age-appropriate gown and Jessica Biel stole the show at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party.
Check out the best-dressed celebs we saw over the past few days:
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The world has looked on with wonder as Chrissy Teigen seamlessly moves from one amazing maternity look to the next. There's no question her sartorial choices have been stellar -- this most recent look, from the opening of a comedy show in New York City Thursday night, included.
But in gushing over her many outfits, including this black lace Asilio gown that's still available in white, we've neglected the fact that this woman has some awesome hair, too. Take her glorious braided ponytail, for example:
It's just so darn cool:
Seriously, look at that thing!
Chrissy Teigen: fashion queen, and now #braidgoals, too.
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Scoring a sweet deal on an inexpensive shirt feels really good. But when you learn what happens when you're done with that cheap top, you'll feel anything but.
You know how the cycle goes: You buy a piece of clothing from an inexpensive chain retailer and wear the item a few times. But before you even realize, the shirt falls quickly out of your fashion rotation. Eventually, whether it takes months or years, you toss the top to make more room.
The act seems harmless -- after all, purging your drawers and spring cleaning is key -- but it has a serious effect on the planet and its people. Did you know Americans alone send 10 million tons of clothing to the dump each year? As Grist's video above details, fast fashion may not charge consumers much, but its cost is enormous on the environment and people who work under bad labor conditions or for less than appropriate wages.
There are some really simple ways to break the unethical habit of consuming fast fashion. Buying fewer items that are more durable, timeless and made in fair conditions will actually save you money in the long run. It'll also reduce the stress we all feel when picking out an outfit: With fewer choices but more clothes that "spark joy," as organizing wizard Marie Kondo puts it, it's nearly guaranteed that you'll be wearing something you feel great in.
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The crown braid is one of the most versatile braided hairstyles. It's also a really simple way to pull off a polished updo without opting for the usual topknot or ballerina bun. However, one of the things we struggle with when wearing a braided crown is looking our age. Thankfully, we can look to Ciara as a muse.
The "Dance Like We're Making Love" singer attended the H&M Fall 2016 show during Paris Fashion Week sporting a crown braid. Mizani Global Artistic Director Cesar Ramirez wanted to "play off the fun patterns" in Ciara's intricately patterned dress. "I immediately thought something tribal, twisted, dreaded and maybe frizzy would complete her look," he said.
The thickness of the French braid and fishtail combination made it more grown-up, while the "undone" hair wisps added a youthful touch.
See Ciara's beautiful crown braid below. Plus, find out which other celebrity braided 'dos we can't stop talking about.
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Men grooming their eyebrows isn't a new trend, but it isn't a priority for most guys when getting ready in the mornings. Damone Roberts, the brow expert and face behind MAC Cosmetics new Brows Are It collection, says they absolutely shouldn't be abandoned.
"Men spend every day taking care of the hair on their face, but they neglect the hair above their brows and it grows as well," Roberts told The Huffington Post.
The self-proclaimed "Eyebrow King" also notes that we are living in an era when everything is a bit more fluid. "There's not as many rules as there used to be," he said. "People are doing a lot of things to bring out the best version of themselves. And a lot of that involves eyebrow makeup."
The one product Roberts believes men need to tame wooly eyebrows and long hairs is brow gel. "If you simply make two eyebrows versus one, get rid of that unibrow and use a clear brow gel to brush them up, it opens up the eye," he said.
This instant "lift" creates a more youthful, refreshed look -- a simple grooming trick when you want to appear less tired. Roberts also recommends tinted brow gel for men who want to cover up gray hair without the hassle of dyeing.
Shop our editors' picks below for brow gels to help whip your brows into shape.
From left to right: MAC Cosmetics Brow Set, $17; Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow Gel, $22; NARS Brow Gel, $23; Maybelline Brow Studio Eye Drama, $6.99; NYX Tinted Brow Mascara, $7
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"Pretty Little Liars" star Lucy Hale is known for her gorgeous brunette locks.
It's definitely one of the reasons she could be mistaken for Selena Gomez.
But those mistakes probably won't happen anymore, now that she's a blonde!
We're talking platinum blonde, too:
On Wednesday, hair stylist Kristin Ess gave us our first look at Hale's new blond 'do with a photo on Instagram. "Going blonder by the minute," Ess captioned the snap.
We're loving the new look, but we're not going to get attached to it. Ess told People that the actress "just wanted to do something fun while she's not filming" and will be dying her hair back to the highlighted brunette color she has been rocking this season on "Pretty Little Liars."
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Simply growing your beard isn't enough. You have to take care of it.
If you don't, all your friends will have to deal with your smelly, flaky, prickly face (and so will you). The hair on your chin isn't the same as the hair on your face, so you'll need to wash your beard with a special shampoo and follow your regimen with a conditioner or beard oil. Over time, your beard will grow soft, shiny and smelling fresh.
And you can kiss your chin dandruff goodbye.
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