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Sugar Shout Out: Holiday Cards Your Loved Ones Will Adore

November 12, 2012

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Sugar Shout Out: Holiday Cards Your Loved Ones Will Adore:

Creative holiday cards that'll wow your loved ones
A millet, lentil, and pomegranate salad perfect for Thanksgiving
Cameron Diaz and Leonardo DiCaprio link up for a charitable NYC bash
The best lip balms under $10
All the Bond girls, from Casino Royale to Skyfall
Collared dresses that will sweeten up your Winter wardrobe
Achieve design bliss with vibrant orange and charcoal gray
Watch Anne Hathaway's Les Misérables-inspired SNL monologue
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Hair and makeup tutorials to use for a budget-friendly girls night in
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CelebStyle: Stars like Angelina Jolie and Gwen Stefani love their white coats
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Bloggers dish on new ShopStyle features

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