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When I think of the phrase 'fashion sense', what comes to mind is having that knack of knowing what's your style. And if you're able to incorporate the latest fashion trends to make it your 'own', then you definitely have that 'fashion sense'.

I would define fashion sense as having a grasp on who you are. Your fashion is just an outward expression of that person inside of you so I think it's all about owning the beautiful you inside & letting the world see what you're all about. Whether you're making a statement with vibrant pieces or cozy comfortable, true fashion sense is about having a voice & being heard.

I believe fashion sense is knowing what looks work well together, fashion staples and how to dress your (or someone else's) body type.

For me, fashion sense is knowing style (that lasts vs trends that fade away).. It's knowing how to mix and match colors and patterns, knowing what look is appropriate for different occasions, and knowing when to throw all of that out of the window. Ultimately, fashion is how you let the world know who you are without saying a word, so having a great sense of fashion is saying the right thing about yourself with your clothes.

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Meet the new face of empowerment.

Last week, 28-year-old Lauren Wasser made her runway debut at New York City Fashion Week sporting a bold accessory -- her prosthetic leg.

Wasser -- along with transgender model, Isis King, and plus-size stunners, Sabina Karlsson and Denise Bidot -- walked in a show titled "Lumina" for the forward-thinking brand, Chromat.

"Great day with great people," Wasser wrote in an Instagram photo caption backstage at the show, which garnered over 500 likes and comments loaded with supportive kissy-faced emojis written by followers inspired by the Wasser’s fierceness.

Wasser’s road to the runway was an emotional one that includes a four-year detour sparked by the loss of her right leg to toxic shock syndrome.

At 24, Wasser, a tall, blonde and blue-eyed beauty was living a charmed life -- riding 30 miles on her bike by day and rubbing shoulders with Los Angeles’ elite by night. According to a profile in Vice, she had given up a full-ride basketball scholarship at a Division I school to pursue modeling -- a career that began when she appeared next to her model mother when she was 2 years old in Italian Vogue.

It was the fall of 2012 when everything changed. Wasser showed up to a friend’s birthday party on Oct. 3 feeling sick. She had her period, but the pain had spiraled past cramps and lower-back pain. She was feeling flu-like symptoms and was struggling to stand upright.

"Everyone was like, 'Dude, you look horrible,'" she told Vice. Wasser decided to leave the party, drove home and fell asleep.

Aside from a few spotty moments, Wasser awoke from a several-day slumber in the hospital on the verge of death. Her organs were failing.

“They were telling [my mom] and my godfather to prepare for my funeral,” she told Today.

Wasser didn’t connect her pain to her period until an infectious disease specialist asked if she was wearing a tampon. She was, the tampon was rushed to a lab and tested. Wasser had toxic shock syndrome. The diagnosis surprised Wasser. She had changed her tampon three times the day she got sick -- in the morning, afternoon and again in the evening, Vice reported.

When HuffPost reached out for comment, a spokesperson from Kimberly-Clark, which owns Kotex, said:

"Kimberly-Clark does not comment regarding ongoing litigation. In regards to tampon usage, we encourage all consumers to thoroughly read the instructions and warnings that accompany tampon packaging and be diligent in using the product as directed.”

Many women are familiar with toxic shock syndrome, due to warning labels on the back of tampon boxes that warn customers to change their tampons every four to eight hours. The labels were placed on boxes back in the 1980s after 38 women died from toxic shock syndrome from tampons, according to the CDC.

But tampons aren’t the sole reason why someone develops toxic shock syndrome. According to the Mayo Clinic, men and children can also get toxic shock syndrome. What makes menstruating women more susceptible is if someone has staph bacteria (or Staphylococcus aureus) in their system and uses a tampon made out of synthetic materials rather than pure cotton, according to Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine. The combo can cause a bacterial infection or toxic shock syndrome.

Roughly 20 percent of the general population carries Staphylococcus aureus, according to the journal.

Due to complications, she had to have her right leg below her knee amputated.

"I literally was laying there, thinking my life was over. That I would never be accepted again, I could never model again. No one would look at me the same," Wasser told Today.

After the amputation, Wasser was in pain and contemplating suicide. But through support from her family and girlfriend, photographer, Jennifer Rovero, who took hundreds of pictures of Wasser, as sort of a photo therapy, as she recovered, she slowly regained control of her life.

Wasser is now suing Kotex, the brand that created the tampon that caused her illness, and in 2015 Mic reported that she appeared in a Nike campaign for Nordstrom.

"I'm more beautiful than I've ever been because I've experienced so many things, and I can relate to so many different people," Wasser told Today. "And you know, it's just made me a better person."

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Life as North West means dressing up as Elsa from "Frozen" and having your mom's celebrity hairstylist friend help with your look. 

The 2-year-old was the star of Jen Atkin's Instagram account on Monday. In an adorable shot, little Nori stands beside a sink dressed in a blue Elsa costume while Atkin hairsprays her high bun in place. 

"Final touchups on 'Elsa' while she studies her part in 'Frozen,'" Atkin wrote. 

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You might be having a good Tuesday, but chances are it's not quite as good as the one Queen Elizabeth II is having.

For starters, today QEII is wearing this insanely fun purple hat.

Worn with a matching dress, pearl necklace and earrings, and a sparkly brooch, this look is just an all around good time.

Today, she also hung out with Boris Johnson, the mayor of London...

... Shook hands with some construction workers:

And even got to stand inside a new, unfinished rail station in central London.

But the real reason she's having the best day ever is because she did all of this to unveil a new rail line renamed in her honor. Naturally, it's marked purple. 

The line, aptly named "Elizabeth," will debut in 2018 in the new underground station currently under construction. 

Having a subway named after you, all while rocking an epic hat and simultaneously being all around the most adorable human on earth? Sorry, everyone else. The queen is officially having a better day than you.

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Adam Levine just got some serious fresh ink. 

The Maroon 5 frontman revealed a newly finished back piece -- which was six months in the making (!!!) -- on Instagram Monday. The tattoo, done by Bryan Randolph of Spider Murphy's Tattoo in California, shows a mythological scene with a mermaid in the center; she's holding a skull in her hands as a ship rides over the waves behind her. 

"Thanks @bryanrandolph for absolutely blowing my mind with this one! Woooo hooooo!!!!" the singer and "The Voice" coach captioned the photo. 

The singer's supermodel wife, Behati Prinsloo, also shared a snap of her husband's fresh ink with the caption, "Some serious art happening between @bryanrandolph@milodecruz and @adamlevine☠." 

Levine shared a teaser image of his tattoo in the works about five months ago, giving fans "a clue" before revealing the whole thing.  

What will he get next? 

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In 1996, Oprah fell in love with a pair of pajamas.

She wore them frequently around her own house during the day, she gave them away to countless friends as gifts and she couldn't stop raving about the soft comfort of this unique sleepwear. Other people simply had to know about these PJs, Oprah thought, and soon enough, "Oprah's Favorite Things" was born.

One pair of pajamas inspired "Oprah's Favorite Things," which has been going strong now for nearly 25 years. The woman behind those PJs, however, didn't have her own storybook ending.

Karen Neuburger, a former fashion industry executive, created the very first set of PJs for herself after the birth of her second child. Friends became fans, then Oprah became one, and the pajamas' popularity took off. By 2004, Karen's business -- KN Karen Neuburger -- was reportedly worth $100 million.

You'd think that selling all those pajamas would have turned Karen into a millionaire herself, but as she revealed to "Oprah: Where Are They Now?" recently, that wasn't the case.

Things began to go downhill after Karen received a particularly large order that she knew she'd have trouble filling herself.

"I got a big order -- a single order -- for about $400,000. That was way over my capacity," she says. "I went to a friend who I had worked for, and he had everything I needed. He had a big warehouse, he had a big business at the time. So, he was willing to make a deal."

That deal, however, ended up being Karen's professional unraveling.

"He became my partner, but he was adamant that he have controlling stocks," she continues. "In other words, he owned more of the company than I owned."

I started off badly, and it did nothing but get worse.

Desperate to fulfill her order at the time, Karen agreed… despite not having a clear understanding of what she was signing. 

"What I didn't pay enough attention to is anything that had to do with legal matters -- boards, the stocks and shareholders -- I didn't understand any of that," she now admits.

Rather than reviewing the documents with her own lawyer, Karen made the million-dollar mistake of using the other's side's lawyer instead.

"I did not bring my lawyer. I used his lawyer," she says of her business partner. "He made his corporate lawyer available to me for documents. So, I started off badly, and it did nothing but get worse."

In 2009, Karen lost KN Karen Neuburger to her business partner after a two-year legal battle. She no longer retains any ownership over the company or the use of her name in business. Effectively, Karen Neuburger cannot use her own name in business ever again.

"I can call myself Karen Neuburger, but for a business? I cannot use it for business," she says.

In 2011, Karen's business partner sold KN Karen Neuburger to an Iranian company called Delta Galil. Although Karen has worked as a consultant for Delta Galil in the past and retains a positive relationship with the company, she received no money when a pair of KN pajamas are sold.

In the video below, Karen speaks out about her grief over losing the rights to her name and opens up about the latest business venture she is a part of. Though she tells Oprah that she is happy now, Karen adds that some of the grief of her experience hasn't gone away.

"This is hard for me, still," Karen admits. "This was my baby, and it was good."

"Oprah: Where Are They Now?" airs Saturdays at 10 p.m. ET on OWN.

Related:How a little girl's lemonade stand turned into her multimillion-dollar legacy

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Miss Piggy needs no introduction. The matriarch of The Muppets has been a bona fide superstar since she took Hollywood by storm in the '70s.

These days she's been busy filming ABC's "The Muppets," which chronicles her soaring career as the host of the talk show "Up Late with Miss Piggy." And when she's not chit-chatting with A-list celebrities, she's acting as a muse to a host of fashion designers like Marc Jacobs, Zac Posen and Christian Louboutin. 

And although Miss Piggy is sadly no longer romantically involved with Kermit (fingers crossed they get back together soon), her single status hasn't affected her awesomeness. There is just a je ne sais quoi about this pig that we can't get enough of. 

We caught up with Miss Piggy to chat about her personal style, why getting a full night's sleep is so important and how to take the perfect selfie. 

HuffPost: Where do you shop for clothes that flatter your body shape?  

Miss Piggy: I mostly work with designers who create clothes especially for moi. But when I do go shopping, the staff always knows that if they want to sell me anything they had better start flattering me and my body shape the moment I walk in the store.

Who are your favorite designers?

Oh, I adore -- and I’m creative muse -- to so many designers! There’s Vivienne Westwood, Zac Posen, Marc Jacobs, Christian Louboutin, Jeremy Scott, Jason Wu, to name just a few who’ve been inspired by moi. And I’m especially fond of a brand new designer whom I’ve just discovered. His name is Uncle Deadly, and he’s my wardrobe supervisor/dresser on “Up Late with Miss Piggy." He’s planning to launch his own line of haute couture -- Uncle By Deadly. Trust moi, it’s the next big thing! 

What word of advice would you give to women who are not as confident as you are when getting dressed?

Love yourself. Naturally, I have it easy because I have me to love. But you’re pretty good too. I know you work hard to be the best possible you; if someone doesn’t appreciate that, who needs them? As it says in the song: “The greatest love of all / Is easy to achieve / Learning to love yourself / Is the greatest love of all” (FYI: I also believe “the children are our future” but since that has nothing to do with your question, I left that part of the song out.) 

What has been your favorite red carpet moment?

Well, I learned so much about the red carpet from my dear friend, the late Joan Rivers! She was fearless. And so, I dedicate my favorite red carpet moment to her. Recently I was at a major awards show. Who can remember which? All I recall is that it involved statues, stars and endless speeches. And as I was strutting and posing, the unthinkable happened: my dress ripped and my derriere was visible.  At first I was devastated, but then I thought WWJRD (What Would Joan Rivers Do) -- and I decided to embrace the moment and make it work!  The result: #UnveilTheTail. 

What are your thoughts about contouring? 

I love contouring. I’ve always believed in highlighting my best features by any means possible. Since I have so many “best” features, it can be difficult to decide which to highlight. But it’s well worth the effort -- especially if, like moi, you have your own team of stylists, make-up artists and special effects experts. 

Do you wear fake lashes, or are those your natural ones?

There is nothing natural about any part of me, especially my lashes. Everything’s been remodeled, reconditioned, upgraded and embellished.  

How do you figure out how to style your hair, especially considering your pronounced ears?

I’m not sure what you mean by “pronounced” ears? If you mean “perfect," then I couldn’t agree more. But if that’s some kind of code for “honking big ears”…well! How’d you like your hair styled with a weedwacker?  … Oh, you meant “perfect”! I thought so. How do I style it? I have no idea. I wake up, my beauty team surrounds me and about an hour later -- voila, it’s moi!

Sleep is so important. How much beauty sleep to you get every night?

I get 12 hours of sleep during the night, and then take a one-hour nap just before I go on stage for “Up Late with Miss Piggy." And if my guest is boring, I sometimes catch a few winks while they’re jabbering away.

Any must-have beauty products?

There is only one must-have beauty product: a mirror.  Everything else is just smoke, mirrors and spackle.

When do you feel the most beautiful?

At night. When there is full moon outside and I’m perfectly backlit by klieg lights and a couple of baby spotlights. When you’re a star, you leave nothing to chance. 

Finally -- you're a selfie queen! What's the key to taking the perfect selfie? Teach us your ways.

Make sure I’m in it. And, of course, use a professional photographer. I’ve got the fabulous Annie Leibovitz on a retainer to take all my selfies. What that girl can do with a cell phone and a selfie-stick is breathtaking!

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The weather has been pretty unpredictable these past few weeks in the Northeast. One day we are layering with sweaters, fleece-lined tights and winter boots in order to brave freezing temps. Three days later we are stripping down to just a light coat and Converse sneakers because it's unseasonably warm outside. Naturally, this makes it extremely difficult to always look pulled together.

With bad weather on the way, we turned to street style stars for much-needed inspiration. Below are five simple tricks to avoid looking like a hot mess when it's raining, snowing or hailing outside.

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At the bottom of every woman's purse you can find a few things: A loose tampon, a half-finished lip balm and of course, bobby pins.

For some reason, women seem to amass tons of bobby pins, but these little gadgets usually prove to be more or less futile. Thanks to our friends at Cosmopolitan.com, we now know how to put them to good use. 

The video above shows 20 life-changing bobby pin hacks that you're going to want to memorize. Between coating your bobby pin in dry shampoo (so it stays in place) to flipping them upside-down for a better grip, these tricks are total game changers. 

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Beauty is big business -- which means as we continue to fill our cabinets with lotions, potions and products, we're depleting our wallets of more and more money. 

While buying a tube of lipstick or mascara isn't going to break the bank, we need to remind ourselves that sometimes the things that make us feel the most beautiful don't always come in a bottle. 

Our editor-in-chief Arianna Huffington certainly agrees. Her number one beauty tip is getting plenty of sleep. 

"The most important beauty decision of my day is getting eight hours of sleep. It changes how I feel and how I look. And in fact, modern science backs me up."

"For example, a study in UK tested the effects of sleep deprivation on a group of 30 women. Their skin was analyzed and photographed after they slept for eight hours and then again after sleeping six hours for five nights in a row. Fine lines and wrinkles increased by 45 percent, blemishes went up by 13 percent and redness increased by 8 percent," Arianna explained. "In other words, we wear our lack of sleep on our faces. Who needs Botox, just get eight hours of sleep!"

To that end, here are 11 more ways to feel beautiful -- free of charge.  

1. Call your mom or your best friend for a good catch-up.

2. Get super dressed up for a casual lunch or dinner.  

3. Dance in the mirror before leaving the house each morning.

4. Make sure to laugh (real belly laughs) as much as possible.

5. Wear your hair in a style that you usually only wear for special occasions. 

6. Commit random acts of kindness. 

7. Go for a run or walk and admire nature's beauty.

8. Compliment yourself or write yourself a love note. 

9. Watch a movie that makes you smile. ("The First Wives Club" is always on that list.)

10. Take a few selfies, whether you share them on social media or not. 

11. Wear your best underthings under your everyday clothes. 

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Fashion designer and mom of three Mindy Scheier has advocated tirelessly for more adaptive clothing for kids with disabilities like her son Oliver who has muscular dystrophy. This week, she achieved a major milestone with a special new line from Tommy Hilfiger.

Today, the global brand unveiled the new Tommy Hilfiger adaptive clothing line for kids -- a collaboration with Scheier's nonprofit Runway of Dreams. According to the brand's website, the line is "a very special collection addressing the challenges the differently-abled community faces each day when getting dressed."

The new clothes feature velcro and magnet closures from MagnaReady, an adaptive clothing brand founded by a designer whose husband has Parkinson's disease. The pants feature closures on the legs and fly and also allow for waist and length adjustability. 

According to the Tommy Hilfiger website, the new line features 22 pieces in sizes spanning from four to 18 for girls and four to 20 for boys. "Every detail was considered, so the clothing is not only functional but looks exactly the same as the TH Kids collection." Scheier states in the Q&A portion of the site, adding, "They also cost the same price, which is an amazing thing." 

The tagline for the collection is "because every kid deserves a great pair of jeans" -- a nod to the experience that inspired Scheier to launch Runway of Dreams. 

When Oliver was 8 years old, he asked his mom if he could start wearing jeans like his friends did, but because he wears leg braces, traditional jeans just weren't an option. Scheier tried to make it work by altering a pair of jeans to go over the braces, but she had to go to Oliver's school at lunch time to help him take off the pants to use the bathroom. Ultimately, the mom understood the pressing need for more substantive change for kids with disabilities who struggle with clothing every day. 

Fast forward a few years and thanks to Scheier's work, the Tommy Hilfiger adaptive line features skinny and straight leg styles of jeans, as well as jeggings to address different kids' needs and abilities.

Mom and HuffPost blogger Ellen Seidman, whose son Max has cerebral palsy, had the opportunity to sample the collection before its release and shared a glowing review on her website. Despite the many hurdles her son has overcome -- like learning to feed himself, hold a cup and twist a doorknob -- he is still not able to dress himself without help.

"When your fingers don't do what you want them to do, buttons, snaps and even zippers can be tough to manipulate," she wrote. "Your child is frustrated by this lack of independence. Therapists at his school put fabric loops on sweatpants so he can pull them up and down, but have no suggestions for how he can put on his own shirts."

But the new Tommy Hilfiger line can help change that. "Clothes like these will be a game-changer for our kids,"Seidman continued. "Not only will they have more autonomy, they'll better fit in with their peers, given that the clothes have the usual cool, crisp Tommy style."

The mom told The Huffington Post, "Max may have special needs, but his desire to look cool is totally typical."

As for Mindy Scheier, she has no plans to rest on her laurels. As she told Seidman, "My dream is that there's adaptive mainstream clothing for every person out there whether you're shopping at Walmart or Saks Fifth Avenue."

Keep up the life-changing work!

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Kim Kardashian may be the queen of contouring, but North West is right there behind her ready to take the throne. 

The reality TV star's makeup artist, Mario Dedivanovic, uploaded a photo of the 2-year-old on his Instagram last week, showing her face covered in contour makeup. Little North was just trying to accentuate her cheekbones, obviously. 

"When #North steals your contour palette ... omg," Dedivanovic captioned the pic, adding a row of weary face emojis. 

We'd say her first attempt was pretty good (and so adorable) for a 2-year-old. 

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"America's Next Top Best Friend" is back! Oh wait ...

Sorry, when an opportunity for a Jade GIF presents itself, we rise to the occasion. #Guilty

The reality TV show that introduced words like "smize," "booty tooch," "dreckitude" and "pot ledom" into our cultural lexicon, as well as instilling unhealthy body standards and career aspirations in your middle-school self, is officially back in business.

VH1 announced on Tuesday that the network is reviving "America's Next Top Model" for 14 new episodes, according to Variety. Tyra Banks will remain involved with the production, ditching her hosting duties to executive produce full time -- yes, that means you'll have to memorize the cadence of an entirely new elimination speech. 

"We could not be more excited to bring back and breathe new life into one of the greatest unscripted franchises on television," Scott Koondel, chief licensing officer for CBS Corp., said in a statement. "VH1 is the perfect partner for this new endeavor and we hope this is the beginning of a long relationship."

The reinvented 23rd cycle will be set in New York and have an entirely new panel of judges (JADE 4 JUDGE 2016), in hopes of appealing to the next generation of "Top Model" fanatics. There's no premiere date at this time, but expect to be introduced to a new slate of models you'll never hear about again once the show is over sometime in 2016. 

"This is a homecoming for the series," Chris McCarthy, VH1's general manager said. "VH1 helped catapult the show to cultural icon status as the first cable network to air the show after it launched.” 

So, how are we all feeling?

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Martha Stewart may be known for prim and proper parties but she's definitely not above answering our unconventional wedding questions.

To pre-game or not to pre-game? Most embarrassing thing she's witnessed at a wedding? Martha answers those questions and more in the video above.

For more wedding talk with the queen of lifestyle, check out this Facebook Live chat and her new book. 

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Move over, Frank Sinatra. There’s a new set of baby blues in town.

Meet Coby the cat, whose set of peepers has garnered 295,000 followers on Instagram and more than 4,500 on Facebook.

This cat even has natural winged eyeliner that puts Adele's game to shame.

Coby’s human, an art director named Rebecca (who would like her last name to remain anonymous), says when she first laid eyes on the white, fluffy British Shorthair, it was love at first sight.

“He fell asleep in my arms, and the rest is history!” Rebecca told HuffPost.

According to Rebecca, Coby is extremely affectionate and playful. He enjoys tuna, chasing feathers and snuggling.

“He loves to follow me around and sleeps on my pillow every night,” she said.

He's about to celebrate his first birthday in March, making him a Pisces, which is a water sign. The element isn’t just reflected in his baby blues -- it also may explain his love for all things H2O, Rebecca said. “Surprisingly, he loves playing in water,” she told HuffPost. This could explain why his Instagram account is flooded with pictures of him sitting in sinks and tubs.

Cats with eye-catching eyes are becoming a social media phenomenon. Just last week, a Japanese tabby with evil eyes was introduced to the cat-crazy sect of the Internet and in January many went wild for Bum, a silly-looking cross-eyed cutie with worried eyes.

Who will be the next kitty with interesting eyes that’ll make the Internet let out a collective purr? We’re not sure, but if Coby is any indication, we want to see them meow!

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