Thanks so much! We use a Canon EOS Rebel T3 - it's a great beginner dSLR!

Oh dear... this is definitely a trial and error, depends on the shoe, kind of deal. Things like adding extra padding, whether they're Foot Petals or Dr Scholls inserts, helps. Also, for events where your standing or walking a lot (like NYFW!) moleskin is a lifesaver, just a tad tricky to cut to size but it helps enormously with rubbing and preventing or easing the pain of blisters. Also, picking the right shoe, the right fit, and breaking them in is definitely crucial. Surprisingly, out of all my shoes ranging from high end top designers to cheapest of cheaps, the brands I have more success with when it comes to comfort are SoleSociety and Jessica Simpson. Now I can't vouch for all their shoes but I generally have more luck with some of their styles (peeptoes specifically). Going back to events like NYFW (or MAGIC/Vegas) where you're sure to wear heels multiple days in a row for long lengths of time with lots of walking, before I go to bed, I apply Salonpas patches to my feet (top area above my toes behind the balls of my feet and also around the ankles where I personally have a lot of pain) while I sleep at night and it's been a life saver the next morning! Hope this helps!!

Yay! Glad to hear it :) and I'd definitely be open to the idea of being a personal shopper, sounds like fun!

Awe, you are too sweet, you just totally made my day :) I'm in Vegas pretty frequently so say hi next time!! I don't bite ;p lol promise! Xox

Hi there! Sorry for the late reply!! Thank you so much! I use a curling rod/wand type of tool... like a curling iron without the clamp on it. I love it for the beachy wavy look :) it's 1" and you can get the same effect with a regular 1" curling iron... just wrap your hair around the iron without opening the clamp and hold on to just the tip of your hair to keep it on there until you release it. It gives it a more natural look than using the clamp... hope i'm making sense lol!! I'll do a video or google+ hangout on it soon!

Here's a wand similar to the one I use! http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003YC8NS2/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B003YC8NS2&linkCode=as2&tag=haute07-20&l=as2&o=1&a=B003YC8NS2

Hi! I just responded, sorry so late! Thank you so much though :) I'm not sure it's showing up correctly so here goes again... I use a curing wand/rod type of tool like this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003YC8NS2/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B003YC8NS2&linkCode=as2&tag=haute07-20&l=as2&o=1&a=B003YC8NS2

It gives your hair a more natural looking beachy wave but I think you can get the same effect by using a curling iron without opening the clamp. It's 1" :) hope this helps!

Hi! Thanks so much!! I'm wearing an XS - the waist is elastic so it was easy to put on and looser/flowy'er than anticipated :) hope that helps & happy shopping!

I've only used it for about 5 weeks now, I think they're a little longer but I could just be imagining it LOL from what I've read, people typically see some results after 8 weeks so I have less than a month to go before I'll probably see anything noticeable! (...and then people usually get the full effects of it after 16 weeks.)

I'm certain it does work though, I have friends that have been using it for a while and their lashes are amazingly long! You do have to continue using it to keep the legnth though (not as frequently but like a couple applications a week). Hope that helps! I'll probably do a blog post about it once I see the results after the full 16 weeks of using it.

Yay!! I will! I know I keep saying I will but the thought of recording myself kind of freaks me out lol! I'll try to do it soon though. Have fun with that pallette! It's my favorite!!

I actually tried eyelash extensions a long time ago (7+ years ago). I liked them but at the time I wasn't very good at regularly getting "fills" or touchups. I thought about getting them again but right now, I'm giving Latisse a shot :) just started a couple weeks ago so it depends if I see results from Latisse. If not, I'll probably consider extensions again. I do love how extensions look on especially when you're not wearing any makeup! :)

I think these are the pair you're looking for http://bit.ly/FO6oUd

I prefer the newer Naked2 palette because, although both are neutrals, I feel like the second palette has more wearable shades. It also still has shimmery shadows but not "glittery" like the first, if that makes any sense? Lol both are really similar though, so I don't suggest buying both unless you're a makeup hoarder like I am ;) Anyway, I still end up wearing the matte colors more. I really wish they'd come out with an all matte version!

I've had my hair about every color you can think of in the past - blonde, red, pink, blue, green, purple, highlights, lowlights, peekaboo etc... but I haven't dyed or chemically treated my hair in 6 years :) I get super tempted, especially when ombre hair was first all the rage a couple years ago (hell, I'm still tempted!) but I also remember how damaged my hair was back in the day, brittle, dead, almost elastic like from all the crazy things I would put it through... I think the fact that my hair is long also plays a huge part in how damaged it would get, even now without doing anything extreme with it, I constantly get split ends. My hair is naturally very straight and slippery so it's hard to do anything fancy with it - I love braids but they slip out and it's hard for me to pull off that "messy on purpose" look, it ends up looking, well, messy *not* on purpose LOL. Nowadays, I just stick to flat ironing or curling it. I use mostly Yuko products for hair care (shampoo, treatment conditioner and leave-in conditioner) along with KMS styling products on my hair. I also use Aveda Damage Remedy Daily Hair Repair on the tips of my hair and it seems to be a life saver on preventing split ends so far!

Thanks so much! I'll definitely work on a tutorial soon <3 stay tuned! xox

Hmm... I try my best to stay away but off the top of my head, Tapitio over Lay's Limon chips :)

South East Asia - delicious food and exotic fruits, beautiful beaches and super cheap shopping :)

Tokyo and Hong Kong are definitely on my must lists. I'd also love to go to Europe (Italy & France).

I can! Just not with my fingers - that, I've always wanted to learn!

Thank you! It's called Sweetie Pie :)

Yay! That's awesome! Hope you love them as much as I do! I should probably get mine hemmed, actually though xP

Oh no! So sorry, you're right, your comment didn't come through. Thank you though :) I'd definitely say they run true to size! They are really cute on and comfy. They are the Felow skinny jean and the wash is called Premium Vintage (http://www1.macys.com/shop/product/buffalo-jeans-felow-skinny-leg-stretch-jeans-premium-vintage-wash?ID=555128)