A lady has decided to imitate Moses Bliss's fiancée, Marie Wiseborn, in her quest to search for a life partnerThe lady known as Rosemary made a dance video and called on the God of Moses Bliss to see her as she was dancingIn the clip, she wore a brown sweater and grey trousers just exactly how Moses Bliss's fiancée dressed for her music videoA lady known as Rosemary has decided to mimic Moses's Bliss wife-to-be, Maris Wiseborn, by making her own dance video.
The official start of fall is merely weeks away, which means now is prime time to do your seasonal wardrobe refresh. Luckily, Amazon just dropped thousands of new pieces, and the fall-ready fashion selection is teeming with cart-worthy picks. To make your shopping experience a breeze, I narrowed down the six best new arrivals — and right now, they’re all less than $35. Below, you’ll find cozy loungewear to curl up in all season, versatile dresses to wear now through autumn, and, of course, stylish sweaters to pair with practically anything in your closet.
With its minimalist, eco-friendly, and luxurious body care, Nécessaire is practically impossible to dislike. Courteney Cox is a fan of the brand’s body wash — as are InStyle editors, who chose it as the best of all they tested. I’ve been a fan of the Nécessaire Body Retinol, which has single-handedly faded tiny scars I’ve accrued from scratching mosquito bites of summers past. The Nécessaire Body Exfoliator is another favorite — perhaps the favorite of all formulas I’ve tried.
DEAR DR. JENN, I recently read about how Gwyneth Paltrow went on her honeymoon with her new husband and brought along her ex-husband. I can barely sit in a room with my ex, much less vacation with him. In the beginning we tried to do holidays and family dinners to make the kids happy but it was a disaster. What is realistic for a family post divorce? —Consciously Un-dinnering DEAR CONSCIOUS, It has been estimated that 42 to 46 percent of marriages end in divorce.
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