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As the weather chills, we're starting to wear tights nearly every day under skirts and dresses.

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Pamela Anderson just made Playboy history. 

The former "Baywatch" star revealed to Entertainment Tonight that she was the lucky model chosen to appear on the magazine's final nude issue. We really can't think of anyone better. 

"I got a call from [Hugh Hefner's] attorney who said, 'We don't want anybody else. There's nobody else, could you do the last cover of Playboy?'" Anderson told ET's Carly Steel.

Playboy announced in October that it would stop publishing images of fully nude women in its print issues (they'll still appear online, though). In an interview with the New York Times, Chief Content Officer Cory Jones explained that it was "the right thing to do." 

Anderson, who's now appeared on a record 14 Playboy covers, found out about the magazine's changes from one of her sons.

"I was like, 'What? Are you serious?' But then I thought that's probably a good thing," Anderson explained. "It's hard to compete with the Internet. And the girl next door doesn't exist anymore. She's taking selfies down her shirt. There's no mystery over there anymore. It doesn't have that same charm and innocence that it used to."

Anderson, 48, said that she was concerned about what her sons might think of her posing for yet another cover, but admitted they were extremely supportive. 

"I said, 'Hef just called, he wants me to do the last cover of Playboy,' and he [Brandon, 19] goes, 'Mom you've got to do it,'" Anderson explained. "[Brandon said] 'We're older, we're not embarrassed anymore of you. You know, we think you're great.'"

"He was so excited," she added. "He may have high-fived me!"

Her 17-year-old, Dylan, said simply, "Mom, you know you've done it all." 

Anderson, who was photographed by famed photographer Ellen von Unwerth for the issue, really made sure to have fun on set. 

"I took off all my clothes, and I rolled down the hill as fast as I can. I was just screaming, and hair and boobs were flying, and shoes were going everywhere," she said. 

To read more about the issue and to see some outtakes from the shoot, head over to Playboy. The December/January issue hits newsstands on Dec. 11.

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Bella Hadid has got the whole sheer look down to an art form. 

The 19-year-old stepped out to a party during Art Basel Miami Beach on Wednesday night in a mini skirt and see-through top, accessorized with a chain necklace, patent leather pumps and a gold handbag. 

The model threw a coat over the outfit for an Instagram snap with fellow partygoers, including Lenny Kravitz.

The trend is a pattern for Hadid, who frequently steps out in transparent tops.

Hey, if you've got it, flaunt it, right?

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Hear ye, hear ye. Pantone, the world's paramount color authority, has just announced the 2016 color of the year. And in an unprecedented move, there are two! It seems like no matter how many hours of deliberation the Pantone committee went through, they just could not choose between the two victorious hues, blue and pink. Sorry, Serenity and Rose Quartz. 

It looks like your upcoming year will be the color of a pale sunset, or a baby nursery for eager parents who chose not to determine the sex beforehand. In the words of Pantone: "Weightless and airy, like the expanse of the blue sky above us, Serenity comforts with a calming effect, bringing feelings of respite and relaxation even in turbulent times. Rose Quartz is a persuasive yet gentle tone that conveys compassion and a sense of composure." 

Although Serenity and Rose Quartz will surely be trending in the year to come, the art world has been hot on the pink and blue beat for centuries. (It helps, perhaps that the sky is blue and skin is pink.) From Monet's dreamy haystacks to Marlene Dumas' translucent watercolors, artists past and present have often employed the fine and feathery combination of Serenity and Rose Quartz for their pictorial visions. Take a tour of the painted history of pink and blue -- with a few sculptures and photos thrown in -- below. 

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(Rocking my Krochet Kids beanie)

Most folks think shopping for clothing with your ethics is a privilege that few can afford. I've been writing about being an ethical and engaged consumer since I traveled around the world to meet the people who made my clothes.

Compare to 5-pack of Hanes - $4 per pair

Organic Cotton t-shirt produced by TS Designs in North Carolina: I Love TS Designs. I've gotten to know their owner, Eric Henry, over the years and visited their factory this fall. Eric and TS Designs are the real deal, driven by the greater good.  Cost: $22 / shirt.

Compare to Nike cotton shirt -- $18.99

Oliberté: The first shoe to be certified by Fair Trade USA. I'm one of their ambassadors, which means they sent me a free pair of shoes and I posed for some pics wearing them. Since that first pair, I bought another pair. They are really high quality and stand up against any leather shoe I've ever owned. Cost: $50 (usually more in the $125+ range but I found a pair on sale)

SoleRebels: Ethiopian-owned and -operated, I had a chance to visit this factory to see the amazing things they are accomplishing by paying workers a living wage. The shoes themselves are really comfortable--love the feel of the inner tube tire on the soul--but can look a little homemade. Cost: $85

Raleigh Denim - I own one pair. Let's just say when I bought them the credit card company called my wife. They are by far the best, most comfortable jeans, and by far the most expensive jeans I've ever owned. Cost: Let's just say, it's more than this entire outfit I'm putting together.

Levi's - GoodGuide (a resources every ethical shopper should have on his or her phone) actually ranks Levi's 2nd to Patagonia in their list of jean brands. Cost: $50

Compare to Old Navy - $40

Compare to Under Armour beanie - $20

Now for a larger point: We aren't just going to shop our way to a better world. Each purchasing decision we make is a decision about people and planet, and, made collectively, they can make a difference. But we need to be more than consumers. We need to be producers.

Once you are dressed in all this ethical apparel, what are you going to produce? What are you going to produce with your passions, curiosities, life experiences and skills?  Are you and your snowboarding buddies going to start crocheting? Are you going to start an apparel business in North Carolina when 97 percent of such businesses have gone overseas?

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When it comes to maintaining your health, don't underestimate the importance of your cuticles. The small layer of skin not only protects the developing nail but it also prevents harmful bacteria from getting into your system. So the next time you're getting a manicure and you're asked if you want your cuticles cut, you should politely and confidently answer: 

Instead of snipping that skin away, the best method of maintaining your cuticles is by giving them some TLC via nourishing lotions, gels and creams. We were immediately intrigued after being sent a package of Nailvana Revitalizing Nail Treatment. The creamy formula is the brainchild of Los Angeles-based manicurist Gina Alcedo, who developed the product after witnessing the damaging effect of gel manicures.

"[Gel manicures are] a fantastic concept but it ruins the natural nail because of the process," Alcedo told The Huffington Post. "Also, regular nail polish dries out the natural nail for some people, which causes splitting and brittleness, which can cause the nail to break."

We decided to put the cream to the test. And when I say "we" I mean myself -- someone who has relatively healthy nails but never thinks about her cuticles and often has them cut at the nail salon (eek!) -- and Katelyn Mullen, HuffPost Lifestyle's Managing Editor, who is a self-proclaimed cuticle caretaker because she has "very angry cuticles" that often bleed if she's not constantly tending to them. 

With that said, we both embarked on gently massaging the cream into the cuticles and nail beds 3 to 4 times a day over the course of two weeks. We came to the same conclusion that it helped in rejuvenating our nails, but here's a rundown of the pros and cons:

Con: It left our hands a bit greasy after it absorbed into the skin. 

Con: The application wand was easy to use, but we wish the tip had bristles for more accurate distribution.

Pro: The consistency was creamy -- not sticky.

Pro: The cream has a nice neutral scent. 

Pro: The packaging is beautiful and compact. 

Pro: It absorbs quickly into the skin and leaves it perfectly moisturized. 

Pro: After two weeks our cuticles and nails look and feel healthier.

The key to this particular cream's healing formulation is the use of myrrh extract. The dried resin that is derived from tree bark softens cuticles and prevents nail breakage. There is also a combination of botanical ingredients, vitamins, minerals and essential oils in each Nailvana tube. And while we are certainly fans of the product, there are other ways to keep your cuticles in tip top shape if lotions and potions aren't your thing,

"Gently push back the cuticle with a wash cloth after a shower," board certified dermatologist and nail specialist Dr. Dana Stern told The Huffington Post. And while we now know that cutting is a no-no, don't be fooled by liquid cuticle removers. Dr. Stern, who will be introducing a 3-step nail care system in February on QVC, says that some contain alkaline ingredients that can "destroy keratin by attacking the disulfide bonds of cysteine" -- in other words, they can really damage your nails. 

Nailvana provided a sample of the Revitalizing Nail Treatment ($26) for review purposes. Note: Part of the proceeds of this product will go to a scholarship fund to help a beauty school student pay for tuition. 

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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Get ready to start watching live video of your friends and family doing something fun, boring and even dumb on Facebook.

The world's largest social network is testing a new feature that will enable its 1.5 billion users to use their smartphones to shoot video so other people can see what they are doing in real time.

Facebook began testing the live video option Thursday among a sliver of its U.S. audience with iPhones. The company didn't say when everyone with a Facebook account and a smartphone will have an opportunity to broadcast live.

The feature represents Facebook's latest challenge to online messaging service Twitter, which introduced a live video application called Periscope earlier this year. Another popular app called Meerkat also can be used to share live video.

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Instagram is all about pretty, pretty pictures and we all have a friend who is all about that life (if you don't have that friend, you probably are that friend). We've rounded up 25 gorgeous gifts for her, guaranteed to rack up Hearts.

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You might've noticed that Miley Cyrus has a flair for the eccentric, the outrageous and -- of course -- the NSFW.

The singer, who's currently traversing North America on her Miley Cyrus and Her Dead Petz Tour, continues to "out Miley" herself at nearly every performance. Just when you think the singer couldn't get more naked or more scandalous on stage, Cyrus does something like adding prosthetic genitals to her tour costume. 

"Dead Petz," which kicked off in Chicago a few weeks ago, features all the raunchiness, wild acts and crazy costumes you can imagine. Hell, Miley's even making her audience members get naked at a show.

If you can't make it to an upcoming concert, scroll through some of Miley's most outrageous (and did we mention NSFW?) tour moments below: 

And, of course, Cyrus has had many more outrageous moments on and off the stage. Take a look back at some of the craziest things she's worn over the years. 

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What a difference a wig makes.

"Pretty Little Liars" star Ashley Benson looks almost unrecognizable as a brunette in a racy photo shoot for Flaunt magazine. The usually blond actress threw back to a sexy '70s look in a sheer bra top and high-waisted paisley pants. 

In another shot taken by photographer Frederic Auerbach, the 25-year-old goes topless under a long coat and paired with sexy snakeskin thigh-high boots. 

Benson stars as Hanna Marin on the ABC Family drama, which returns in January with a five-year time jump from where the show left off at the Season 6's midseason finale.

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If your favorite part of the holiday season is collecting greeting cards and stationery shopping, the Pretty Paper Obsessors welcome you to the club. Happy browsing!

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Amy Schumer continues to give us major -- sorry to say it -- #stylegoals.

The star attended the GQ Men Of The Year Party Thursday night in a white minidress we're adding to our dream wardrobe list. Also adding: those chill glam blonde waves.

Schumer recently opened up about the impact of working with her stylist Leesa Evans during an interview about her partnership with Goodwill and Stylefund, an organization that helps women feel empowered through their clothing choices. 

"Leesa had given me this gift of showing me how to dress and feel good," she said.

Schumer also rocks it sans clothes in this year's Pirelli calendar in a gorgeous photograph shot by Annie Leibovitz. She shared the image on Instagram earlier this week.

Don't forget to take your daily moment of gratefulness that Schumer is the most famous person right now.

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Keeping up with Kylie is hard. 

The 18-year-old reality star and makeup mogul attended the GQ Men of the Year Party at Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles on Thursday night. Jenner wore a black Balmain dress with sheer panels from the Spring/Summer 2016 collection, paired with black lace-up heels and minimal jewelry.

Of course, Kylie made sure to Snapchat her night out at the party: 

Jenner took heat this week for an Interview magazine photo spread featuring the reality star seated in a gilded wheelchair.

Just a few days later, Jenner also got a visit from animal control after her Italian greyhound, Bambi, appeared to be underweight. She was cleared of all animal abuse allegations. 

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Keep warm this winter in the most whimsical of ways. 

Etsy seller CassJames Designs has the perfect answer for everyone who has longed to be a mythical half-human sea creature: the mermaid blanket. This crocheted covering is made with rainbow colors in the design of a mermaid tail.

The blankets, which were featured on Bored Panda and My Modern Met, were selling for up to $200 and have since sold out, shop owner Melanie Campbell of Macomb, Michigan, wrote on her Etsy page. The waitlist is booked for now, as well, but will open up again after the holidays for an eight week waiting period. 

Until then, keep dreaming, dreamers. 

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Whether your friend (or sibling) is a Bloody Mary lover or a bacon and eggs kind of gal, you no longer have to wonder what to get her this holiday season.

Below are 24 egg-ceptional gifts for the lady who knows the most important meal of the day is the one that lasts all weekend.

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