Mary Cosby’s Shearling LV Logo Bag at the Italian Cooking Event

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As it turns out Mary Cosby did not totally understand the dress code for her cooking event on last night’s episode of RHOSLC either, because her shearling LV logo bag, sunglasses and scarf are all actually by a French brand and not Italian (). And to this hilarious mishap along with her hostessing of the event in general, we’d like to say to her right now thank you grazie merci beaucoup. 

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Lisa Barlow’s Black Blazer and Graffiti Print Leggings on WWHL

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Just when we thought the adrenaline couldn’t pump through our veins any faster after seeing the ending of last night’s episode of RHOSLC (O.M.G.), up pops Lisa Barlow on WWHL looking as chic as ever in a black blazer and graffiti print leggings. And if you want further deets on the lewk, well we must inform you that this post is “To Be Continued…” (down below).  

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Originally posted at: Lisa Barlow’s Black Blazer and Graffiti Print Leggings on WWHL

What do Meghan Markle, Jennifer Aniston, Drew Barrymore, and Kyle Richards all have in common? These A-listers love the Japanese beauty brand, Tatcha. From the Luminous Dewy Skin Mist to the Kissu Lip Mask, you’re likely no stranger to Tatcha’s iconic makeup and skincare products. 

They’re beloved for good reason, thanks to their carefully-crafted, scientist-backed formulas that merge traditional Japanese botanicals with clinical ingredients. 

We could go on and on about the products’ skin-benefitting ingredient lists, but we’re here to let you know that for this year’s Single’s Day, Tatcha will include a free gift with your purchase. The catch is that you must spend at least $125, but that shouldn’t be hard considering it’s Tatcha we’re talking about. Plus, the reward is beyond worth it. Just make sure to load up your cart now, as this promotion only runs through November 11.

The gift with purchase is the Golden Glow Duo, which has a value of $63. This money-saving set includes the Gold Camellia Beauty Oil and Camellia Gold Spun Lip Balm, both top-notch and celeb-adored Tatcha products.

RELATED: Jennifer Aniston Uses This Tatcha Lip Product To Get Her Plump Pout 

You can find Olivia Culpo applying the lip balm in her Beauty Secrets YouTube video with Vogue. And Ali Wong told Into The Gloss all about her constant use of the same lip product. “Look how fancy it is! It has gold flakes. It makes me feel like Marie Antoinette, wealthy-ass lip balm. I wear that during the day and at night,” she revealed. 

The bottom line is that you don’t want to wait another week, month, or year to treat yourself to a big Tatcha haul. This time around, the splurge will definitely be worthwhile, since you’ll get the beauty oil and lip balm duo as your gift with purchase.

We’ve rounded up six of Tatcha’s cult- and celeb-favorites that you can shop right now in order to get your complimentary gift with purchase.

Our mission at STYLECASTER is to bring style to the people, and we only feature products we think you’ll love as much as we do. Please note that if you purchase something by clicking on a link within this story, we may receive a small commission of the sale.

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The Kissu Lip Mask 

If you want Jennifer Aniston’s plump pout, try a swipe of this rich lip mask. It’s a leave-on treatment with a bouncy jelly texture that’s packed with soothing Japanese peach extract. Not to mention, there’s a limited-edition shade that has the most beautiful color and packaging. 

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The Rice Polish

This foaming enzyme powder is Meghan Markle-approved thanks to its nourishing Japanese rice bran and silk protein that transforms into a creamy foam. The exfoliator leaves your skin squeaky clean and smooth. 

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Luminous Dewy Skin Mist

Kathy Hilton and Kyle Richards keep this skin mist on hand because it’s a fast-absorbing spray-on moisturizer that gives your complexion the perfect amount of dewiness and glow. 

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The Water Cream

You might have spotted this blue jar in Debby Ryan’s Beauty Secrets video with Vogue. She applies the moisturizer with her fingertips to melt the product and let it really sink into her skin.  

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The Rice Wash

Ally Maki and Adria Arjona are huge fans of the The Rice Wash that’s infused with Japanese rice powder. Your skin will feel moisturized and look radiant after using this soft cream cleanser.

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The Silk Powder 

Our beauty writer can’t sing enough praises for The Silk Powder. She tested the makeup product and found her skin to appear smooth and radiant, rather than cakey. And isn’t that what we all want from a setting powder?

Preserve the Practice of Ritual

When we were first married, my husband would sit on the edge of our king-size bed every morning and circle my slim waist with his massive hands.

Facing him, with a large toothed comb in one hand and globs of conditioner in my other hand, I’d transform his mass of dark curly locks into a more professional look. Then he would pull me close for a warm embrace before reluctantly releasing me from his muscled grasp.

This “Harlequin Moment” gradually dwindled both in brevity and regularity with the arrival of babies who grew into toddlers and toddlers who grew into nursery school goers. Early morning chaos replaced the previous Zen-like beginning of our day.

My husband’s curly locks and heavily muscled back are gone, as is my slim waist. The toddlers are grown with families of their own. No pressing work demands await us. And we wake up once again – just the two of us.

Our new morning ritual begins with me now facing his back, not his chest. Magical cream designed to block nerve pain has replaced the hair pick and conditioner.

With long, smooth strokes, I carefully apply the cream to his back, shoulders, and lower torso – cream that enables him to walk a few city blocks with relative ease.

The series of actions I performed has now changed to a prescribed order. However, the ritual of doing something intimately and consistently with my husband has been re-ignited.

Show Your Best Side to Your Spouse

My charm, cleverness, and sense of humor were often other-directed – into my writing and speeches. To my wide circle of friends. To utter strangers.

But how was I treating the man I had been married to for over 40 years? With shock, I started noticing a shrillness creeping into my voice when I spoke to him. A dismissive, insensitive tone. A condescending way of answering his never-ending basic questions about how to use the note section in his cell phone.

I silently instigated a campaign to “lose the snippiness.” I stopped myself from getting irritated at the way he clapped too loud at concerts – always out of sync with the rest of the audience. I stopped criticizing his relatives, even when I felt I was right.

I stopped complaining about his clothes thrown on the floor and his cane invariably left in a place where I would most likely trip over it. I stopped denigrating his food preferences for what I considered to be bland and uninteresting.

Apply Kindness

Instead of leaving him a written, blistering note full of directions and exclamation marks (and a few expletives too), I started politely asking him to call the landscaper and check on the withering bushes against the southern wall.

Instead of bitchily shooting off strident directions, I started laughing at his inability to take a decent picture with his iPhone. Instead of displaying ill-concealed and irritated impatience, I started respectfully listening to his political opinions with full attention.

Recently, a friend pulled me aside and whispered in my ear, “Geez, when did all this start? You’re being so nice to your husband.” I flushed with embarrassment, recalling all the moments I’d lost to snappiness.

And then, flooded with happiness, I realized that the random acts of kindness, gentleness, and compassion I’d been showering on friends and strangers was now also drizzling down to the most important person in my life – my partner.

It’s funny. There seem to be less clothes on the floor for me to trip over. His camera skills may be improving. He’s not clapping as loudly at concerts, and he’s experimenting with new foods. Or is it just my imagination?

Perhaps it’s just that my new approach has sharpened my focus on why I fell in love with him in the first place.

How does your long marriage affect the way you treat your spouse? Do you think there are ways you could be kinder and gentler with him? Please share with our community how you utilize ritual, attitude, and behavior to keep your marital sparkle alive.

Whitney Rose and Heather Gay’s Woven Bags at the Italian Cooking Event

Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Season 2 Episode 9 Fashion

While Whitney Rose and Erica? Heather Gay may have been given totally different dress code assignments for Mary’s cooking party on last night’s episode of RHOSLC, they both opted to choose woven bags by a very of-the-moment Italianooo brand. And therefore both totally aced the assignment of providing us with some excellent Italian mafia girl Housewives street fashion.

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Originally posted at: Whitney Rose and Heather Gay’s Woven Bags