The ‘winning’ photograph features Alicia Keys seated in a gold-colored dress with a sleek back hairdo in a sitting pose. An elated Alicia Keys revealed how much she loved shooting the Ad to WWD “This scent is grounded, but still has a femininity that is very earthy, and I love that,” We think Givenchy chose the perfect muse! ncG1vNJzZmivp6x7scHLrJxnppdkuaqyxKyrsqSVZK%2BmrdStsGaglZa5tbSOnZihpJmWeqW11aKlZpmcnrCqrYyknLKrXaGur7DSZp%2Beql2btrO%2F02aZnpmlqcZur8Cmp5qhl6N8r73LbW%2Bjmw%3D%3D
Warning: This post contains spoilers for American Nightmare.
Denise Huskins says that when she was released on March 25, 2015, by one of the men who had kidnapped her two days earlier, the last thing she was thinking about was ensuring everything she had been through sounded believable. But almost immediately after reaching safety, Huskins, then 29, started to realize that she had returned not only to a media firestorm, but to a brigade of law enforcement officials intent on proving she had pulled a real-life Gone Girl. Read More...
Whatever your opinion of the campaign by Sheryl Sandberg’s Lean In foundation to ban the word bossy — which, for the record, I advised on — one thing is indisputable: the power of words is stark.
Call a little girl “bossy” and she starts to avoid leadership roles because she’s afraid of being seen as unlikeable. People are already wary of assertive women at work, but call a woman “aggressive” out loud and they will probably like her less. Read More...
