Street Style From The Democratic National Convention

STREET STYLE FROM THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION The style savvy of the Democratic party has been a HuffPost Style pet passion since 2008 when we launched, the same year Michelle Obama became the object of our first lady obsession. (She still is!) But, not every Democrat is FLOTUS, Hillary Clinton or Reggie Love, so we wanted to see what the rest of the party wears when they get gussied up, D.C.-style. We sent photographer Tony Stamolis to the National Convention in Charlotte this week to capture what the media, the bigwigs and the party's biggest supporters are decked out in down in North Carolina. PERSONAL ESSAY: HOW TO SPRING CLEAN...IN FALL STYLE EVOLUTION: WHY BEYONCE IS TRULY A ONE-WOMAN SHOW THE ANTI-STILETTO (AKA THE CHUNKY HEEL) IS BACK BEAUTY STREET STYLE: HOW TO GET THIS COLLEGE GRAD'S LUSH LASHES THE WEIRD TRICK YOU CAN DO WITH EMERY BOARDS (AND IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH NAILS) BLOG POSTS SARAH KENNEDY | NEW YORK FASHION WEEK: WHAT TO WEAR? Fashion crowd-watching is almost as much fun as craning your neck for a glimpse of next season's looks. Here's to the hassle, excitement, personal wardrobes and personalities of NYFW. ALEXANDER WALTERS | WHY UGLY PEOPLE SHOULDN'T BOTHER WITH FASHION It's a Saturday afternoon and, having told me that my wardrobe is a little "tired", my girlfriend decides to take me shopping in Shoreditch. We go to a store called A.P.C. It's French, which is apparently justification for charging £75 for a t-shirt.  YVES DURIF | THE LONG AND THE SHORT OF IT Often, people view their hair as an afterthought; something to be dealt with, or in extreme cases -- a "huge pain in the derrière." It really shouldn't be this way. Your hair is an incredibly important accessory. GOVINDINI MURTY | SUPERMODELS AND TRUE BEAUTY: A CONVERSATION WITH TIMOTHY GREENFIELD-SANDERS OF HBO'S ABOUT FACE Was the rise of the supermodel a sign of female empowerment or female objectification? KAREN KLOPP | BLACK AND WHITE TRANSITIONAL DRESSING Our solution to simplify dressing in the swing month of September is to combine the summer fresh whites, and the ubiquitous urban blacks into a fresh fall look. All of these dresses can go from coffee to cocktails with great ease.

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