Fashion

It's that time of year again for brides to walk down the aisle, and soon-to-be brides to stay at home watching 'Bride Wars' and hoping their dresses look half as good as Anne Hathaway's or Kate Hudson's. Oh wait, they can be.

Remember adorable elderly couple Joey and Mel Schwanke? Well, they're back, and cuter than ever.

What you wear into the water, and how much skin you choose to reveal, is now mostly a matter of modesty (or lack thereof) and personal taste. Not so long ago, the options were much more limited, for men and women both.

We all know Utah's home to some extremely conservative and buttoned up religious zealots. Remember the girl at BYU who received a note from a male student chastising her for dressing immorally? Well, now comes a story about a parent who was called to his daughter's junior high school in Tooele, Utah for his daughter's "inappropriate clothing."

Skinny jeans may be fashionable, but if they are too skinny they may cause permanent nerve damage. That is the downside of being trendy according to Karen Boyle, a doctor at the Greater Baltimore Medical Center. In fact, folks who like to keep things tight on their bottom half run the risk of developing a condition with a scary name.

It's that time of year again when all the soon-to-be brides get just a tad bit stressed from all the spring wedding preparations. Not to mention they want to look perfect in their dresses, no matter how over-the-top or extravagant they are.

Thanks to hipsters, tight pants are now semi-acceptable for men. And count Will Ferrell and Jimmy Fallon among those who have embraced the form-fitting bottoms.

Kentucky Derby fans know that the action in the stands is just as exciting as the actual race. We're talking, of course, about the elaborate fashions and over-the-top hats.

Most young girls dream of living the Cinderella life. For some reason, the whole idea of getting swept away by a Prince Charming-type billionaire appeals to the masses. (We blame 'The Real Housewives of Disney.') Well, to help attract that dream boat with tons of cash, designer Christian Louboutin is putting his own "magic touch" on a pair of Cinderella-inspired glass slippers just for y

If Nicki Minaj, Rihanna, Beyonce and Pinterest are any indication, women are rediscovering the concept of nail art. That is, they're turning their fingernails into majestic works of art through heavy, heavy bedazzling.

Any bride-to-be looking for high drama at her wedding may want to consider this record-breaking wedding dress featuring a train that's a staggering 1.85 miles long. But there's just one foreseeable problem -- you'd need a gazillion attendants to heft it down the aisle.

Every child of the '80s loves Nintendo. It's built into their DNA, along with knowing all the lyrics to the "Full House" theme and owning at least one piece of "Alf" merchandise. But some people take their love a bit further than others. Like, painting shoes further.

The 2012 Oscars is that one night a year where no one wants to be on the worst dressed list. Despite all their efforts, however, there's always those handful of stars that think they're workin' it when really Tim Gunn is rolling his eyes in the background.

The 2012 Oscars is like the Super Bowl of fashion, and while not everyone can be an Academy Award winner, some are definitely winning in the best dressed category.

'The Simpsons' have already made an indelible mark on fashion. Who can forget all those Bart Simpson T-shirts that everybody wore back in the '90s? But Springfield's finest got a fashionable new spin at the runway show for Jeremy Scott's 2012 collection, which took the Web by storm during New York's fashion week.