SINGER22.com, one of the fashion industries leading online retailers has announced the launch of a new website dedicated solely to men. As with the women's site, SINGER22.com for men will feature the latest in men's contemporary clothing as worn by today's hottest male celebrities including Zac Efron, Taylor Lautner and Gerard Butler.

SINGER22.com has a user-friendly interface and is a convenient way for the busy man who is pressed for time and wants to dress well to shop for clothing. Detailed product descriptions and no pushy sales people will allow label-lovers to the stylistically challenged to pick up jeans, shirts, tees and more 24/7.

"Having successfully launched a women's retail website, we felt the time was right to enter the men's market. We see a big void in the men's market for good online retailers and think we can bring the same level of energy and taste to the men out there, as we have done for the women." says Jon Singer, CEO. Brands offered on the SINGER22.com men's site include: AG Adriano Goldschmied, Steven Alan, Nudie Jeans, Fred Perry, Simon Spurr, Spurr, Ever, Chaser, Vince, J Brand, Gypsy05, 7 For All Mankind, Rebel Yell and more arriving daily.

Customer service will continue to be SINGER22.com's first priority. There is free shipping in the continental U.S. for orders of $250 or more, and international shipping is also available.

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Who couldn't love Taylor Swift? I'm talking to you Joe Jonas! She is too precious for words. Uch, she is so cute in Valentine's day and on SNL. I'm totally loving this Tracy Reese dress she wore to Jet Blue's "Live from T5" concert series. She always looks pulled together in an effortless way. Taylor Swift was the first to wear the dress, which hits stores mid-November and retails for $268.

Could there be a more perfect funny-girl than Emma Stone? I am obsessed. Did anyone catch the monologue? Such amazing imitations of Jonah Hill and Michael Cera.

If you haven't seen this SNL Digital Short yet, check it out. I Broke My Arm…

I'm loving the return to refined luxury, minimalist looks, and pops of color. Last week,  Elle threw its 17th annual Women in Hollywood Tribute at The Four Seasons Hotel. Looking stunning in a bright Calvin Klein dress, Diane Kruger, the face of Calvin Klein Beauty, evoked femininity and sophistication.  Diane, as well as Kerry Washington, sported the perfectly tailored look in Calvin Klein as well. I don't know what Kate Hudson is wearing but I heart her and her carefree look.

You know I've been documenting my Laser Hair Removal reviews and I just had my fourth treatment done. So far the results have been fantastic. I still have two more treatments to go and I have had to keep postponing my appointments because the hair hasn't been growing back enough. Too much information? Nahh, that's why you're here right? Anyway it's been really working. I'll keep you posted as I continue on my hair removal journey.   My only advice thus far is that if you make an appointment to come to a Completely Bare Salon make sure that you don't shave before your appointment. Some of the machines require a little stubble and my appointment has been thwarted once because of my having just shaved that morning when I wasn't supposed to. I mean I didn't want to come in with hairy pits. Gross. But you should. Or at least call ahead to see what your specific machine requires. 

Enjoy shaving while I'll be enjoying that extra time each and every morning! Mwah!

Take your Halloween costume to the next level with Kiss Nails. Whether you're a witch a goblin or a Jersey Shore cast-member Kiss Halloween Nails are the perfect way to accessorize. Each nail kit comes with 24 press-on tabs that are easily removed by running hands under hot water. They stay on for just the perfect amount of time. I really am a Kiss fan when you want to wear something crazy. They'll stick on too.

Nails are $3.99 a set and the body art is $1.99 a pack. The nails are available at Walgreens, Kmart, CVS, Rite Aid and other drugstores nationwide!. Pick up the body art at Walgreens. 

Happy Haunting, dolls!

*Nails were given to me for purposes of review by Kiss

For centuries, traditional herbs have been used in Asian medicine to provide an array of health and beauty benefits. On November 15^th, two leading experts in Asian medicinal herbs are revealing how to incorporate the traditional remedies into everyday living: leading acupuncturist and clinical herbalist Jill Blakeway and legendary Korean skincare brand Sulwhasoo.

Founder of the YinOva Center, a destination for family wellness through acupuncture, herbal treatments and massage therapy, Jill Blakeway specializes in using the power of Asian Medicine to heal and balance the body inside and out. A former professor of Asian Medicine and a highly regarded acupuncturist and herbalist, Blakeway brings 3,500 years of Asian wisdom to bear on issues that effect contemporary women, from skincare to hormonal imbalances.

Sulwhasoo is founded on the belief that the body’s energies change every seven years, falling out of balance at 35. As vital energies weaken, skin becomes prone to dryness and significantly more vulnerable to the aging process. Blending indigenous medicinal herbs through traditional Korean methods, Sulwhasoo restores balance and strengthens the energies that are crucial to younger-looking skin.

In partnership with Sulwhasoo, Blakeway will meet with consumers to answer their questions about Asian medicine and highlight some of the proven benefits of traditional herbal remedies, including the effects of medicinal herbs in skincare. Blakeway will reveal how the potent herbal blends used in Sulwhasoo’s renowned skincare treatments draw on ancient wisdom help correct imbalances and restore youthful radiance.

WHO:              Jill Blakeway and Sulwhasoo

WHAT:             Personal Appearance with Jill Blakeway

Clinical herbalist, leading acupuncturist and former professor of Asian Medicine

WHERE:           Bergdorf Goodman

                        Beauty Level Café

WHEN:            November 15^th, 2010

                        5:30-7:30pm