- StyleSabrina Rojas Weiss
14-year-old Millie Bobby Brown's moonlight kiss with boyfriend provokes critics
Even Ariana Grande had an opinion on this romantic moment.
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Designers pour in to dress Ontario teen with royal wedding invite
Faith Dickinson from Peterborough, Ont. says she's received "overwhelming" attention from fashion brands who want to dress her on the big day.
- StyleMaggie Parker
Teen boy wears crop top to make a point about sexist school dress codes
“What made me want to do this was the fact that women in my school get dress-coded for showing a little shoulder or some stomach area,” says Phil Rodriguez.
StyleHayley SpencerWhy School Girls In New Zealand Are Taking A Stand Over The Length Of Their Skirts
Female students in Australia were told their skirt lengths were distracting to male staff [Photo: Rex]
StyleRachel Grumman BenderDad Speaks Out After 'Skittles Party' Leads to Son's Death
“Skittles parties” may sound innocent, but they are far from it: They’re an alarming trend in which teens raid their parents’ medicine cabinets and dump the prescription and over-the-counter drugs they’ve gathered into a communal bowl. The teens then take handfuls of a random assortment of pills, often with alcohol, to get high. Several teens have overdosed after playing Russian roulette with pills at these parties, which are also known as “pharming parties.” Last month, five high school students in Marin County, California, overdosed after an apparent “Skittles party” and were taken to the hospital. He died from a drug overdose after a “Skittles party” in 2013, just days before he was supposed to head off to college.
StyleLauren TuckKnow Their Names: The Rising Fashion Stars Still in Their Teens
You don’t have to be an adult to be a fashion icon and these young stars prove this to be true. Take Kiernan Shipka for example. She started out on Mad Men as a kid and after seven seasons on the air, she blossomed into a red carpet newbie into a seasoned pro. Elle Fanning’s another standout.
StyleJennifer O'Neill3-Year-Old Crowned Homecoming Queen
One high school football team was so inspired by a remarkable 3-year-old girl, they decided to crown her homecoming queen. STORY: Birthday Party, Prom, and Wedding: Parents Throw Epic Bash for a 5-Year-Old With Cancer Ever since they and fellow students of Manual High School in Denver, Colo. helped landscape the backyard of ailing preschooler Avelynn (nicknamed Avi) this summer, they could not get the child out of their minds. “When we saw that little girl walk out onto her new lawn it touched my heart so much,” student Losseny Knoe told Fox31 Denver.
StyleLauren TuckTrue Life: I Took My 47-Year-Old Stepmom to Fashion Week
Not your mama’s Lacoste: A revealing spandex dress from the recent runway. Photo: Getty Images “What do I wear?!” my stepmother excitedly texted me after I told her she could be my plus one to a fashion show. Since I started attending runway presentations a few years ago, she’s dropped not-so-subtle hints that if I ever got an extra ticket, she’d really like to come.
StyleLauren TuckMalia Obama Photo Mysteriously Appears on the Internet
Photo: proera/Instagram It was only a matter of time before Malia Obama’s secret social media profiles were revealed. On Monday, amysterious photo surfaced apparently featuring the First Daughter striking a pose. The image shows her wearing a white T-shirt with a red and green logo on it from Pro-Era, a Brooklyn-based hip hop collective. A representative for Joey Bada$$, who is a member of the group,told Gawker that the photo was received through “a mutual friend of Malia and the pro era member.”
StyleLauren TuckMalia & Sasha Obama's Travel Style Is On Point
Sasha and Malia Obama’s travel style is on-point as they return to the White House from Hawaii on January 4. Photo: Corbis The First Family flew back to DC on Sunday after vacationing in Hawaii over the holiday. They go every year, but this time around something was different: Sasha and Malia Obama displayed seriously enviable vacation style. From the minute they left DC, the teenagers set an example for all travelers—even those who aren’t flying Air Force One.
