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You know it. You have it. And given that it's just dead cell matter, you may spend a surprising amount of time fretting about it. "We color it, perm it, shave it, implant it, braid it, wax it, highlight it, mousse it, gel it, brush it and brush it and brush it," says Diane Simon in her new compendium of follicular phenomena, Hair: Public, Political, Extremely Personal.

Grab BagsLately Hollywood's women have been in a holding pattern. Weary of totes and cumbersome bowling-style bags, stars including Minnie Driver, Jamie Lee Curtis and Sarah Jessica Parker are embracing '40s-style clutches but with a crucial new twist: roominess. "They're not tiny, which is why they've become popular again," says designer Larisa Barrera, who created the flower-beaded clutch Tracy Pollan carried to an awards show last year. "You can put your cell phone in them, not just a lipstick." Which actress Hilary Shepard-Turner can appreciate.

Kristian LaliberteMarch 13, 2012, 9:30 PMWhether you say yay to man bags, or you're firmly in the nay camp, we think we'll get some bipartisan for Steve DeLong (pictured), who's dude clutches are pretty... well... clutch. We spotted the Director of Wholesale and Merchandising at Ernest Alexander (who you may remember from our want-it-need-it Reserve collab) carrying this bright orange Wax Banker's Zip Folio—a butch version of the c-word—at GQ's Style Bible party at the Jane last night. Intrigued by this sartorial risk taker, we quizzed DeLong and Alexander on all things man bag.

When then-17-year-old Kylie Jenner admitted to getting lip fillers it caused expressions of shock - and even anger - across the internet. But, the fact is, she's just one of thousands of teenagers who are undergoing cosmetic procedures.

According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, nearly 64,000 cosmetic surgery patients in 2014 were aged 13-19, and experts believe this number is bound to rise.