Caroline Stanbury’s White Cutout Dress on Instastories

Caroline Stanbury Instagram Fashion 2020

Considering there’s barely any shows on right now and our favourite Bravolebs haven’t really been posting on the ‘Gram like they used to (besides the trusty old faithfuls: Braunwyn Windam-Burke, Kameron Westcott, Tracy Tutor and Paige DeSorbo obvs), we’re just grateful that we can always rely on ex-Bravoleb Caroline Stanbury to keep us in business with her daily (and we mean daily) OOTD’s like today’s white cutout dress. Now if only she could please look into returning to show business, that would be really great (although our wallets may beg to differ).

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When you think of Morphe makeup, “light” and “soft glam” probably aren’t the first things that come to mind. Morphe’s biggest fans love a full face beat and look to the brand for products with bold, vibrant hues. That’s why the Morphe x Maddie Ziegler Imagination Collection is such a departure for the beauty company. The 17-year-old dancer and actress worked with the Morphe team on colors and products she would use that are a bit more fresh and Gen Z-friendly. To say she’s excited about the project would be an understatement. She’s finally able to talk show her passion for makeup.

“Ever since I can remember, my dream in life was to have a makeup line,” Ziegler wrote on Instagram. “Makeup has been one of the biggest lights in my life for me. Sometimes when I can’t find the right words to say I’ll just translate it in makeup. If I’m feeling off, makeup is my way to feel better. I’ve always been able to express my emotions through makeup. It’s such a therapeutic thing for me. Just to lose myself in the look I’m doing that day.”

She goes on to thank the Morphe team for making her “dreams come true,” giving her “full control” to make the line look and feel just like she wanted. To her fans, she said: “I worked so so hard on the shades, the drawings, the packaging. everything! Go crazy, experiment and be creative!!” It’s true. According to the brand, she chose the color range and shade names that make up the collection, and her artwork is on all of the packaging and pan stamps in the eyeshadow palette.

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As for the products themselves, well, they’re definitely not just for Gen Zers. The colorful eyeshadow palette, face gloss stick and lip-and-cheek kits will look great on everyone. Shop the entire Imagine Collection, below.

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The Imagination Palette

Includes 20 shades with matte, shimmer, duo chrome and glitter finishes.

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Dew Bomb Face Gloss Stick

Get a translucent, luminous finish around face, eyes or lips.

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Pink About It Lip & Cheek Duo

With Wondertint Cheek & Lip Mousse in Pinky Swear and Glaze Dreams Lip Gloss in Libra Energy.

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Peach That Pops Lip & Cheek Duo

With Wondertint Cheek & Lip Mousse in Peach Out and Glaze Dreams Lip Gloss in Peach Pucker.

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Oh So Berry Lip & Cheek Duo

With Wondertint Cheek & Lip Mousse in Berry Good and Glaze Dreams Lip Gloss in Butterfly Kiss.

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For years I thought I had my finances and investments figured out. I had a financial advisor and felt well taken care of. I was grateful to have this smart man advise me and manage my investments for my retirement.

Whilst we never socialized, he became a trusted telephone friend. We talked about our kids, and jobs and life. He sent me Christmas and birthday cards. I thought I was set.

A few years ago, Tony Robbins published a hefty 600-page book, “Money: Master the Game.” The publicity and promotion for this book was so convincing that I bought a copy and devoured it.

Tony interviewed the most successful investors in the U.S., men (yes, they are all men… grr…) who are billionaires. They shared their investment philosophies and strategies and the stories of how they became billionaires.

The Same Rules for Investing Apply

What do financial wizards and billionaires have in common with me? The rules for investing are the same, whether you’re a billionaire or a person like me. Their advice is simple and logical. No magic tricks or secrets.

About Fury and Fear

The more I read, the more I was shocked. Why? Finally, I was reading the truth about investing. I learned about the financial services industry and its practice of hiding fees and commissions, of a financial advisor’s natural inclination to sell investments which had high fees and hidden commissions.

I learned about the power of compounding, asset allocation, and how to rebalance a portfolio – and why that is important.

The deeper I got into the book, the sicker I felt in my soul. I realized I was being manipulated by my financial advisor. He wasn’t doing it personally to me, it is just the way the industry is structured.

It was a scary moment. I realized I could no longer continue the way I had been. I called my financial advisor and asked the questions I never previously knew to ask. His uncomfortable answers convinced me even more that I would leave him and take control of my money.

Information is Power

After reading the book I felt confident enough to withdraw all my investments from my “trusted” financial advisor. I transfered them to a low-cost brokerage house that operated with fiduciaries who would give me advice when I needed it.

It was one of the scariest moments of my life. And once I did it, within months I saw the rewards of my decision, both financial and emotional. I was empowered.

What You Want is a Fiduciary

A fiduciary is a financial advisor who has no relationship to any financial products and who earns no fees or commissions from any recommendations they make to you. A fiduciary is responsible for helping you make the best decisions for you – and not for their wallet – if they make a recommendation of a particular investment.

If the person you seek advice from is not a fiduciary, walk away. If the person who manages your money is not a fiduciary, walk away. If your financial advisor is a fiduciary and something else, walk away. You want a fiduciary only.

Now I’m “Unshakeable”!

A 600-page book is a daunting read, so Tony Robbins wisely decided to slim it down into his new book, “Unshakeable.” It’s a brilliant title and a brilliant book, and yes, I suggest you read it. The book is available in many formats: audio book, hard cover, Kindle and, shortly, in paperback.

Tony’s mission is to make you feel unshakeable in your ability to take care of yourself financially and to feel unshakeable in less-than-good times.

He’s very clear in communicating the fact that the financial markets go through good times and bad. But if you are set up to be unshakeable, you will get through any financial scenario or economic crisis.

It’s Never Too Late to Take Control of Your Money in Retirement

It is never too late to do something about your financial situation. In keeping with my how to feel like a millionaire on a retirement budget series, I wanted to give you this report so that you too can review your situation and become unshakeable.

At the time I read the first book, I was in my early 60’s. I took the plunge and took control of my finances. Just by lowering the fees and banishing the high commissions I previously paid, I have experienced significant growth in only a few years, and that’s not even considering the returns of the stock market over the last several years.

So, when the market dips – which it will – I am unshakeable, thanks to Tony Robbins. And that’s the point.

This is not a paid or sponsored post. It is merely my book report and a story about my experience of how I learned about the financial services industry and the simple rules of investing.

Giving advice about money is delicate. We all have our phobias, fears, beliefs, secrets and traditions about money. Some people refuse to talk about money. The only thing I’m asking you is to consider doing some homework about your finances in whatever way feels comfortable to you.

Reading a book is private and not threatening. You can read a book and do nothing, or you can read a book and do something. Either way, you will have valuable information – and information is power.

Are you worried or excited about retirement? Or maybe a little of both? Are you satisfied with how you are handling your finances and investments? Do you feel empowered and in control, or overwhelmed by it all? What lessons and advice can you share with us regarding your financial education? Please join the discussion below!