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Meet the dad and daughter duo who like to dress up as - Disney characters together. Charlie Perez, 27, and her dad Eric ...

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A roomy button-up shirt is essential for any fall travel ... Finding a travel-friendly dress can be tricky, but this In Flight Dress from Zella — currently on sale for just $37 — was built ...

So how well does the ice cube hack work? I tried it on a wrinkled cotton/rayon blend dress that had been sitting in a pile of clean clothes for a while. I scooped some ice out of my ice maker, tossed ...

we love this ribbed button-down style and ultra-flattering wrap-waist dress. Want to turn up the heat even though summer's over? We found a one-shoulder maxi and curve-hugging SKIMS lookalike ...

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GREENSBORO, N.C. — A restaurant in Greensboro has put a dress code on its front door. The windows on and around the door read phrases like 'no skimpy clothes of any kind,' 'no crop tops,' 'do ...

Dress to Impress, a simple dress-up game on “Roblox,” has suddenly ... to walk around a dressing room full of customizable clothes, accessories, makeup and hair options. The avatars then ...

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“That was my dress from 30 years ago. So I thought that was pretty cool.” She jokingly told her husband, Mark Consuelos, “See? Price per wear!,” referring to the value of reusing old clothes.