Citizen of the World Elegant looks perfect for globe trotting, modeled by up-and-coming actor Rhianne Barreto, star of HBO’s Share Photographed By Brianne WillsStyled by Chelsea VolpeMakeup by Robert Greene @ Honey ArtistsHair by Amy Farid @ Honey Artists Stylist’s Assistant: Jarrod WilliamLocation: The Williamsburg Hotel Litkovskaya Pink Leather Jacket; Sabinna Pink Striped Dress; MPJ Pink Pattern Shirt; Alexander McQueen Shoes; Joanna Laura Constantine Earrings. Rora Clothing Dress; Hildur Yeoman Sweater; Murielle Maalouf Earrings; Onirikka Ring; Mondo Mondo Bracelets; Malia Mills Belt.   LIE Collection Dress and Blazer; Murielle Maalouf...

Send Nudies IF SOME DUDE on Craigslist hadn’t dicked her over when she tried to buy his chainstitch machine, Judith Pierce, the “stitch witch” behind Rose-Cut Clothing (rustycuts.com), may have never tried appliqué. Using this needlework technique, she no longer needed expensive, specialized equipment, and her line of Western-inspired pieces was born. The L.A.-based designer had been using vintage fabrics—from velvet paintings to old Star Wars and Budweiser sheets, “every kitschy thing that you can think of,” she says—when she decided to lean into her obsession...

  Charmed CHARM BELTS ARE all the rage again. But you don’t need to drop mad loot on this look. Instead, you can customize your baubles to better match your personal brand by making this season’s hot accessory yourself. 1. Measure your waist, double that, and add 15" to calculate the length of chain you’ll need. Get a chain with large links; we used a 6mm curb chain (available at any jewelry supply store). The larger the links, the easier it will be to clasp the belt and...

  Float On Floating eyeliner, originally made famous in the ’60s by Twiggy, has been modernized with bright pops of color, thick uneven lines, super thin lines, or even broken up lines. Today’s version has no rules. The easiest method, pictured here, is a thick line of color. Using a chubby color pencil liner (like Sephora Collection Colorful Shadow & Liner in Turquoise, $14), draw a rounded line above your natural eye crease, just below the brow bone. Smudge the sharp pencil line with an eye shadow brush...

  These cute products support all kinds of personal growth. “Arm Hair Don’t Care” Hairy Armpit and Hearts Design Mug, $15, teepublic.com  Patty Bouvier The Simpsons “Hairy Legs Club” Embroidery Hoop, $20.64, campbellsewp.etsy.com   Hairy Legs Lighter, $6, thewednesdaysart.etsy.com  Cactus Leg Pillow, $30, raishamf.etsy.com   Many Queens Tarot Deck, $40, lettiejane.com Hairy Mermaid Necklace, $24.77, animalhairstuff.etsy.com  By Callie WattsPhotographed by Lanna Apisukh This article originally appeared in the print edition of BUST Magazine. Subscribe today! More from BUST Miss Eaves' New Music Video “Bush For The Push” Dares You To Embrace Your Pubic Hair 4 Reasons Why I...

  For our ongoing Fashion Nation series, we talk to people about their personal style. Emily NokesSinger for the band Tacocat and Music Editor for BUSTSeattle, WA Tell us about your outfit.  This dress is a Tinkerbell costume dress. The boots are really amazing, but they’re almost falling apart. The tights are handmade sparkle tights by Sequin Designs (@sequindesigns), an awesome woman from Texas who I met on Instagram. The sparkle kimono was a gift from my boyfriend.  How would you describe your style? More is more, for sure. Pattern clashing...

    Imagine a world where you can buy crystal infused cosmetics that promote the healing qualities of such stones in your beauty routine. Thanks to the recent collab between The Hoodwitch and Smashbox Cosmetics you can pep up your beauty routine with crystalized products that aim to blend spirituality and beauty together. From eyeshadows to lipglosses that shimmer under the stars, this cosmetics collection which is exclusively sold at Smashbox.com and in stores only at Ulta Beauty (and now available at Shopper’s Drug Mart in Canada), is beyond...

  FAMILY TIES In September 2017, Lesley Ware, a Brooklyn-based designer, educator, and author (Sew Fab and My Fab Fashion Style File), drove her then-83-year-old dad from her hometown of Muskegon, MI, to Lexington, KY, where her enslaved ancestors had lived in the mid-1800s. “Dad showed me where he, his father, and his grandfather had farmed; the home of the only Black doctor in town; the place where he collected rocks with his older sister Etta; and even a tree near where his mother had given birth...

In the nineteenth century, Easter Sunday was an occasion for ladies of all classes to don their most fashionable bonnets.  Some of these bonnets were specially bought for the holiday. Others were old bonnets made up with new trimmings. In either circumstance, Easter bonnets were as essential to celebrating Easter as were eggs and bunnies.  An 1889 edition of the Ladies Home Journal even went so far as to declare that it was “an accepted fact that every woman who can buy or make a...

  Eighty-plus years after her death, Amelia Earhart is still the world’s most famous female pilot. It’s easy to understand why. The first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic, she died doing what she loved in a 1937 attempt to circumnavigate the world. To finance her flying habit, Earhart authored books, gave lectures, endorsed products from chewing gum to luggage, and penned articles for Cosmopolitan, then used her celebrity to support the Equal Rights Amendment and encourage other women to fly. She did all this while looking...