It's no secret that a good haircut can transform your face, but sometimes the differences in the before and after pictures are truly a sight to behold. Sure, good lighting and makeup can make the differences seem more obvious, but in some cases, a fresh new haircut and overall style can really change a person's whole appearance. Check out these photos of people who prove how true this is.
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We're back with another selection of pictures of our favorite senior citizen: Baddie Winkle! If you're ever having a bad day, scroll through Baddie's Instagram feed and we promise you instantly better. At the very least, it will put a smile on your face. You're welcome! Once you're done looking at those, check out our other features on this 91-year-old style icon, great-grandmother, and all-round awesome human.
The fashion world favors slim women. It's a sad fact and a growing movement of voluptuous and plus size women are trying to do something to change that. They campaign for clothing brands to make their sizes more inclusive of all women's body types, from the user slim to the plus sizes. One such woman is Katie Sturino, an influencer who posts side-by-side pictures of her and celebrities wearing the same outfit. She aims to prove that style does not depend on size at all. Her huge fan base leaves positive comments on her page, showing that she's speaking to the masses through her posts. Here are some of her wonderful outfit comparisons.
Jaymz Marsters is a hair color artist in Norfolk, England, and creates the most mesmerizing masterpieces in people's hair by using various shades of the rainbow. Each design is unique and captivating; from burning yellow to soft pink, the colors he uses create spectacular works of art on the heads of his muses. Check out some of his incredible work below.
Meet Helen Ruth van Winkle, aka Baddie Winkle — the 91-year-old great-grandmother who's been "stealing ur man since 1928."
This badass, way-too-cool-for-her-age, style icon has become an Instagram sensation. Boasting an impressive 3.9 million followers, Baddie shot to fame five years ago when her great-granddaughter posted a picture of her in cut off shorts and tie-die t-shirt to Instagram. It quickly went viral and propelled Baddie into the limelight. The world immediately fell in love with her charisma, her infectious smile and her bright and bold sense of fashion.
So how did the name Baddie Winkle come into being? Baddie said: "I'm a bad bitch; always been a rebel. So we decided 'bad' — 'baddie.' And then my last name was van Winkle, so we put the Winkle on."
Check out the pictures below to see for yourself Baddie's infectious energy, her iconic style and just how badass this vivacious 91-year-old is.
Meet Amina Mucciolo who's life is nothing if not colorful. Donning rainbow braids, glitter makeup, and bright, colorful clothing, Mucciolo is a designer who has done wonders to her home. Rainbow paper cranes hang from the ceiling, walls in light purple, all the furniture is pastel and she's even got a Hello Kitty microwave! It's so bright and full of rainbows that it leaves you in awe.
Barbara Peacock is a successful photographer from Portland, Oregon. She has recently started a new project where she aims to photograph the hidden and transparent complexities of who Americans are through detailed and intimate portraits taken in the bedrooms across the USA.
Work, family, health, finance, digital media, consumerism and more… it's all in the average day of a woman. Slovakian illustrator and graphic designer Daniela Olejníková was commissioned to capture the busy everyday lives of women for a book project by Modrý Koník, the largest social network for women in Slovakia. Check out this series on Behance.
Street photographer Alex Greenberg is having fun capturing the weirdest t-shirts worn by people on the streets of Shanghai. On his Instagram account ShanghaiObserved, he documents the t-shirts written in English, with often extremely inappropriate meaning, worn by people who are probably not aware of the message they are displaying…Via: UFUNK
