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We told you back in May 2021 about TikTokers chopping off their ponytails in search of the perfect shag haircut. It didn’t always work so well. Luckily, hairstylists are pros at what they’re calling the wolf haircut, a style that’s shorter in the front and longer in the back (giving it a mullet vibe) with layered pieces throughout. Celebs love the edgy look. Camila Cabello is the latest to get a wolf haircut from stylist Dimitris Giannetos.

Cabello changes her hair up all the time going from blonde to brunette, long to short, with bangs and without. She loves wigs and extensions. It’s hard to tell what’s a somewhat-permanent change to her real hair or just another temporary hairpiece. Take one look at Giannetos Instagram account and you’ll see all the work they do together and how creative they get with her hair. It’s a lot of fun.

This new wolf cut feels different. It’s hard to fake a shorter haircut, especially with all these layers. Plus, Giannetos writes Cabello “looks fire in her new wolf cut.” And does she ever.

Source: Instagram

The singer currently has golden highlights in her brown hair, ones that provide a good amount of contrast. This helps the shaggy layers stand out. From the front, it looks like she has eye-grazing bangs and some long layers. But when she turns to the side, you can see she has these shorter layers throughout her hair, sitting on top of longer strands, giving it that mullet vibe.

Patrick Ta did the makeup for this look, which is seemingly for an appearance on The Voice. Even before we saw that Giannetos tagged the makeup artist, we knew it was his work. We can spot that rosy Patrick Ta blush anywhere.

Heather Gay’s Teal Ribbed Velvet Dress With Angie and Danna

Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Season 3 Episode 9 Fashion

In this scene on this week’s episode of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Heather Gay wears this fab teal ribbed velvet dress to lunch with Angie and Danna. And based on the whopping price tag, we’re assuming this one of the bills she has shut in a drawer to never be seen again. 

Fashionably,

Faryn

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Originally posted at: Heather Gay’s Teal Ribbed Velvet Dress

Angie Harrington’s Black Logo Sweatshirt With Heather and Danna

Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Season 3 Episode 9 Fashion

On this week’s episode of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Angie Harrington wears this black sweatshirt to lunch with Heather and Danna. And if you’re scratching your head at what brand logo that is, well don’t worry, we’re definitely not gunna ghost ya. 

Fashionably,

Faryn

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Originally posted at: Angie Harrington’s Black Logo Sweatshirt

Do you have a knitter in your life? Are you a knitter yourself? Knitting is a very popular hobby and is gaining a notable following.

It once was thought of as a “grandma pastime,” but now younger generations are getting in on the trend as well. Knitting, crocheting, and even macramé have all made a considerable comeback over the last years.

Here are our 10 favorite gifts for Knitters:

1. Personalized “Made By” Labels
2. Personalized Yarn Bowl
3. Personalized Notebook
4. Vogue Knitting magazine Subscription
5. Knitting Wine Charms
6. Knitting Row Counter
7. Knitting Backpack Organizer
8. Couch Arm Knitting Caddy
9. Travel Knitting bag
10. Desk Organizer

Are you looking for the perfect gift for the knitter in your life? Or maybe you want to gently send hints to your family and friends who are wondering what to get you for Christmas. Forward them this article with our curated list of great gift ideas for knitters and hint at your favorite ones.

Personalized “Made By” Labels

Knitters can personalize and brand their work with their names. Order made-to-order personalized labels for them that they can attach to their knitted creations. Excellent personal touch!

Personalized Yarn Bowl

There are lots of yarn bowls on the market today, but they are not all created equal. This customized yarn bowl is personalized with your favorite knitter’s name on it.

Personalized Notebook

Knitters like to take notes of their work and their stitches and also like to jot down future projects. What better way to do that than with this personalized notebook.

Vogue Knitting Magazine Subscription

Vogue Knitting magazine is full of useful information for active knitters. Get your special knitter a yearly subscription so that they have the magazine delivered straight to their door.

Knitting Wine Charms

Wine-loving knitters who also enjoy entertaining will love these knitting inspired wine charms. Each charm is different and designed to clasp around the stem of each wine glass so that each guest can easily identify their glass. Cheers!

Knitting Row Counter

Every knitter needs a knitting row counter. They come in all shapes and sizes. We like this one because it has a steel back that can attach to magnetic surfaces and windows that magnify the numbers so they can clearly see which row they are on. Never miss a stitch again with this nifty knitting row counter!

Knitting Bag Backpack

For the on-the-go knitter! This yarn storage organizer bag is water resistant and can carry several yarn balls, knitting needles, crochet hooks, and other accessories.

Couch Arm Knitting Caddy

Help your knitting friend stay organized with this useful couch arm knitting caddy. No more looking for the lost knitting tools. Everything is neatly stored in one place.

Travel Knitting Bag

Perfect gift for the knitters on the go. Offer them this convenient travel knitting bag made from a blend of organic cotton and recycled plastic bottles.

Desk Organizer

Store pens, scissors, and other desk items in this organizer that can also be used as a mug.

Knitting Needles and Wool Earrings

How cute are these earrings! These handmade silver yarn and needles earrings are sure to please your stylish knitting friend.

Wooden Sock Blockers

Adjustable sock blockers should be in every sock knitter’s bag. This is an excellent gift for the sock knitting enthusiast on your list.

Set of 60 Hexagon Stitch Markers

These stitch markers are snag free and are perfect to mark a place on the knitting in progress without worrying about getting markers tangled up with the yarn. They’re quite stylish and modern!

Yarn Stash Puzzle

Does your knitter also love to do jigsaw puzzles? Combine the two pastimes and give her a yarn stash puzzle.

Personalized Ball of Wool Coasters

These cute and colorful yarn ball coasters are handmade and personalized with the knitter’s name.

Keyring with Charms

A beautiful “Love to Knit” brooch with knitting-inspired charms on a keyring is the perfect gift for all the knitters on your list.

Sleep Eat Knit Knitting Clock

Personalize a knitting large wall clock with the knitter’s name. Sleep, Eat, Knit!

Neck Light

Neck lights are not just for reading in bed. These are great for knitters and crafters as well. Your knitter’s work will be nicely lit so that they don’t miss a stitch.

Portable Knitting Bag

The perfect bag to store all the knitting supplies in a safe place that they can bring wherever they’re going.

The Ultimate Knitting Book

This classic book should be on every knitter’s bookshelf. It has been published for many years now but regularly gets revised and updated. Great for beginners and also for seasoned knitters who need some refreshers.

Yarn Winder

No more winding yarn into balls by hand with this helpful yarn winder. The device easily creates handy yarn balls in a jiffy.

Light Knitting Needles

Pretty sure your knitting buddy doesn’t have a pair of these. Glow in the dark lighted knitting needles are perfect when knitting with dark yarn or in low-lighting.

Mix and Match Mini Tools for Knitting, Spinning and Crochet

Over 40 hand made wooden tools to choose from.

Monthly Subscription Yarn Box

Sign your knitter up for a subscription box filled with exciting knitting projects delivered straight to their door. Pick from a single delivery box or a monthly subscription for the number of months that you choose. The gift that keeps on giving even after the holidays have passed!

Personalized Knitting Needles

Last but not least, personalized bamboo knitting needles are sure to be a hit with your knitting friend. Write their name or their favorite saying on the needles.

Let’s Have a Conversation:

Are you a knitter? What’s your favorite gift on our list? Do you have any to add? Have you ever received a gift made for knitters? Tell us about it. Let’s have a conversation!

Happy December, my 60 and Me friends. I know what a whirlwind December can be and how fast the month flies by – family, friends, parties, happy times, reminiscing of people we wish were still with us and happy to celebrate the festivities once again.

And, maybe we get a moment to pause and think… where will this wonderful adventure of life take us in 2023? So, let’s take a few minutes to actually plan where we want our hearts to go in the new year.

The Shyness Syndrome and Dating

Are you a shy person? A bit skeptical about online dating? Still thinking the man must always pursue the woman?

Well, I have news for you: There are large research groups that study this type of thinking, and according to their results, 43% of the singles’ population is shy. According to one of my favorite mega-researchers, Pew Research Center, 30% of singles are skeptical about online dating.

But you know what I see in those numbers? 67% of all singles are not shy and 70% are not skeptical about online dating! Yay to online dating and the strides made in the past 20 years! Why I’m saying this? It’s very simple actually. Think back to the ‘90s. If you were suddenly single at age 52, 67, or 75 – what would you do for your love life? Let me tell you as I was around before the advent of online dating – not much.

Who Approaches First?

It’s very curious what men say about always having to pursue women. According to Pew, 63% of men over the age of 50 love when the women make the first overture. Yay, us!

Oh, the options today – and you needn’t be brave-hearted. Shy people are flocking online.

I thought about this quite a bit last week after four different phone calls with successful “normal” men in their 50s to 70s who told me they were shy.

Ha, I said. Do I have the magic recipe for you! Here are four cures that will do you good in the new year:

It’s Your Job to Get Proactive

If you’re too shy do go it alone, find a dating coach who will get you 4-5 first dates with different people over a couple of weeks. It might sound like you’re getting right into the fire, but you’ll come out smiling, not burnt. And the right coach will be your cheerleader!

Get Out of Your Friendship Rut

Friends are crucial in your life – but they add no value to your romantic life. Asking them for advice might bring you heart trouble, as their experience is likely limited.

Don’t Stretch It

You’re really not looking to have a date a month. This will only stretch your uncertainty over a long period of time, and you certainly don’t want that. Several dates in the first month will ease you into dating and you’ll find yourself being you!

It’s the 2020s

The ‘90s are in the long-gone past, and dating has come so far. With over 1400 dating sites and apps, there are at least 3-4 that will be a great match for you no matter how skeptical or shy you are.

Last, what a fun time of year to date. Holiday fever has begun, parties are teeing up, and there’s a magic this time of year. It’s one of my busiest, as many singles choose December/January to start the online dating process. Something like a New Year’s resolution. I want you to embrace this season of sparkly, bright, joyous and precious time, and simply enjoy online dating as it can bring you the happiness you are seeking.

Let’s Have a Conversation:

Are you shy or skeptical about online dating? Is there a different reason why you haven’t tried it yet? What’s your New Year’s resolution in regard to online dating?