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You don't have to start an organic cotton farm in your backyard to do your part in making fashion more sustainable. In honor of Earth Day, we put together an illustrated guide to making your home—and life!--a little more green. With minimal tools and money spent, these crafty eco-friendly solutions are easy to assemble, pretty to look at, and kind to Mama Earth. Oh—and you definitely don't need a garden to get these guys growing. We all live in NYC and, yeah, we are not living that garden lifestyle. Ready to get recycling? Click through for inspiration!

The Conde Nast College is no longer a myth. It will be opening in London's Soho district in January 2013. {Refinery 29} Didn't think a "killer red lip" could actually kill your job, did you? Neither did Francine Siddaway, until she was fired for wearing too much make-up. {Stylelist} Gucci has launched a year-round travel collection for those of us who need Gucci for every occasion. {WWD} Jean Paul Gaultier has released his second collaboration with La Perla {WWD}

The former intern who sued Harper's Bazaar back in February is now suing Dana Lorenz and the Fenton Fallon group, where she interned last summer. {NY Post} Black and yellow is fall's buzziest color combination. Unfortunately, it can potentially leave you looking like a bumblebee. Let FabSugar show you how to avoid a faux-pas and wear it the right way. {FabSugar} The United Arab Emirates is considering imposing tourist dress codes, banning short shorts and revealing dresses in the modest, Muslim nation. {HuffingtonPost} In the market for a breezy summer layering piece? Look no further than this quick and easy DIY. {Refinery29}

Welcome to our new nail art column–the Top Coat! Every week we’ll be doing a step-by-step nail art tutorial. We’ve already told you the essentials yo

Name: Fay Leshner Occupation: Designer, Stylist What's your nickname? "Every Day Fay." Because every day I look different. I have to feel like the b

Here at Fashionista, we're always up for a little DIY. And with the biggest sport (and advertising) event of the year's kickoff happening in just a f

One of the most irksome parts of trying to get by on little money is that inevitable time when you run out of a necessary beauty item. Buying another is more of a need than a want but it's like a pin in your side to have to shell out precious dollars on shampoo or mascara, especially if you share our opinion that it's better to splurge on a few nicer beauty products that you'll use every day rather than on an expensive article of clothing that gets much less wear. However, while some beauty products are worth shelling out for, many others you can easily make at home for little to no money. Raiding the cupboards or local bodegas can be surprisingly fruitful and yields results identical to those of pricey packaged products. Here, we've compiled a how-to of basic at-home treatments ranging from hair conditioners to teeth whitening.

Fascinated by fascinators? Kate Middleton's fondness for fascinators (they're de rigueur for royals and posh Brits at formal affairs) have created an increased fascination for the frou frou head pieces. Google searches for fascinator are up 50% since January and sales have spiked at the few US retailers that sell them, according to CNN. So in honor of the big day tomorrow, we asked DIY goddess Erica Domesek of P.S. I Made This... to come up with a fascinator that you can make at home so we can all be like Kate. You know you wanna...

more Erica Domesek of P.S. I Made This is back with another DIY installment just in time for Valentine's Day. She's taught us how to make a denim cro

So, you got an It bag. You know you shouldn't have splurged but you convinced yourself that you absolutely cannot live without it (this season anyway). You buy it. You notice that every girl (and Bryanboy impersonator) on the street is carrying "it." Now you feel like that person wearing a fedora and you have no money to purchase anything from the Fall 2010 first deliveries. What to do?