Summer Style accessories for everyone

Hot weather brings a wealth of new choices to every woman's closet. This year, try bright blues in your 20s, maritime motifs in your 30s, and bold prints in your 40s! Earth tones, mosaics, and crisp whites are perfectly suited for more mature women.

                                                                              Dean-harris-necklace

                                                                                         Fab-lanvin-tote

                                                                                                 gap-bikini

                                                                                              marni-earrings

Spring/Summer 2010 fashion Trends

The women showcased their style outfits at the spring 2010 runway shows in New York, London, Milan, and Paris.  It appears designers are abandoning a woman whose fortitude matches her survival instincts in favor of something more flou and flirtatious.Short, transparent chiffon dresses will become “must haves” compared to more structured outfits.

Vinatge fashion

Stars in the latest model designs

'Avatar' star Zoe Saldana wowed the crowd in a daring jewel-encrusted Givenchy gown previously worn by model Natalia Vodianova during the Spring 2010 show at Paris Fashion Week.

Gorgeous Angelina Jolie in black gown

Angelina Jolie Sticking to her love for wearing basic black; Angie wore an Elie Saab gown and added a punch of color with a pair of over-sized, green Lorraine Schwartz earrings.

Naomi Campbell in black shoes

Naomi Campbell stomps her way through Bryant Park during New York Fashion Week in these sexy shoes.

Eyelash Lovers shout for blows of Genius

A court officer from Long Island named Janet Garaguso is using a safety pin to divide her eyelashes after applying mascara. Mascara—a blend of waxes, polymers and pigments—coats lashes, making them thicker and longer. Garaguso has been doing this beauty practice for about 30 years to give her eyelashes a generous look.

Beauty for Janet Garaguso means heaping on layers of mascara every morning and then, ever so carefully, carving her clumped-up lashes into long, thick strands with a safety pin.

The 44-year-old court officer from Westbury, N.Y., has made this her routine for 30 years. She hasn't punctured her eye since she was a teenager, when it happened "just once." "Every now and then I prick my eyelid, but nothing serious," Ms. Garaguso says.

Ms. Garaguso is one of the many women who go to extreme lengths to enhance their lashes. Their numbers are big enough that the beauty industry gives them a name—"volume seekers." And it is plowing more time and money into products that might meet their needs. From dueling mascara-wand technologies to eyelash perms, lash-by-lash extensions and prescription medication, cosmetics executives are rushing to satisfy volume seekers' voracious appetite for full, separated lashes.

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