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Ah, probably the most famous set of brows in the world...

From 2010 to 2015, Cara Delevingne hasn't changed much except the colour. She knows she has a good shape but also knows a warm dye on your brows can really enhance your beauty look.

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4/21

When it comes to beauty, Drew Barrymore almost always gets it right except when she over-plucked her eyebrows back in 2007.

Over plucking can really age you so it's best to let your brows grow in, keeping them neat but natural.

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Now, this is a serious eyebrow transformation. Gwen Stefani nearly lost her brows back in 2000... Thank God she's recovered them, eh!

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6/21

Jada Pinkett-Smith's 2015 brows are much more preened than her former 1991 pair. The shape lifts the eye helping them to appear bigger and the arch is right on point.

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7/21

Jennifer Lawrence proves that you need a little colour in your brows to flatter. Her eye brows in 2014 where just a shade too pale (and too short). Today they've got their mojo back which a nice rich colour and great length.

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8/21

Jennifer Lopez's '98 brows may be this generation's idea of hell but you can't blame her. Back in the Nineties, this was a flawless look.

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9/21

Yes, Julia Roberts' set may have been just a little overgrown in 1990 but we're glad she hasn't totally massacred today. We'd hate to have totally lost her gorgeous thick shape through tweezer abuse.

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10/21

1998, Kate Winslet is digging her arched mocha brow. Now? The actress opts for a heavy, coaled eyebrow with less of a severe shape. 

One thing she has kept is her excellently shaped arch. Arches, when plucked correctly, can really help you to appear more confident.

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11/21

We think we prefer Kim Kardashian's more natural brows that she rocked back in 2007. Thoughts?

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12/21

Kylie Jenner's brows are much thicker than they were in 2010. They're also a different shade which suits her newly coloured hair.

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13/21

We mean, Madonna was bound to change her eyebrow shape between 1987 and 2015, wasn't she? Her latest look is a softer colour with a more defined arch and we like it.

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14/21

Ah, the Spanish beauty queen, Penelope Cruz. Since 1999, the actress' brows have got both thicker and darker - something we totally approve of.

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15/21

Rihanna hasn't changed her spot-on shape much since 2006, instead she's used a pencil to add a darker colour and fill them out.

It's an easy beauty technique to do at home, with a powder or pencil, even if you're after more of a statement look.

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16/21

Back in '99, Salma Hayek was a major fan of the over-plucked vibe that trended at the time. Luckily she's got right on board with the more naturally shaped style of today - a wise beauty choice.

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17/21

In 1986 it was all about letting her brows grow wild and free but nowadays Sarah Jessica Parker opts for a much more polished brow.

Don't get us wrong, she's a style Cameleon but we're kind of glad she left her old look in the '80s...

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18/21

Sienna Miller never gets it wrong, except when it came to eyebrows in 2003. Way, way to thin, Miller! Today she sports a beautiful set of deep brunette brows. Gorgeous!

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19/21

Taylor Swift wears a slightly deeper shade of pencil on her brows than she did in 2007. This helps to make her look more sophisticated and goes with her honey-blonde locks much better...

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20/21

Now this is an excellent brow transformation. At the height of her Spice Girl fame in 1997, Victoria Beckham felt less was more.

Wrong, so wrong! Thank God they've grown back to frame her gorgeous eyes. It was a close shave...

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In 1989, Winona Ryder was all about the natural look which she's largely maintained to this day. 

Often, not having much of an arch in your brow isn't very flattering but she pulls of the flatter style well. It just shows, use your natural shape as guidance. You're born that way for a reason.

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Childhood was never our most fashionable era. With most of our outfits laid out by our well-meaning but ignorant moms, let's just say most of us were not the coolest kids on the block. Ironically enough, the inevitable fashion cycle means that dusting off some of those same looks can now make you the chicest, sleekest woman in the room.
If you are a '90s child, now is your style moment. In the ever-changing sartorial world, '90s fashion is as its prime, proving that despite time, there is an intrinsic pining for the past. Fashion in the 1990s instigated a youthful movement and offered carefree styles that dabbled in rebellion. And thankfully, grunge, minimalism, casual streetwear, and mod androgynous styles are all back and better than ever. So the next time you're scrolling through your old pictures for a perfect #tbt, don't forget that your youthful self actually had some serious style mojo. Although there are some throwback memories we would definitely rather forget, these six trends as worn by our beloved ‘90s style icons are still totally applicable to your adult wardrobe. Join us on our trip down memory lane as we recount the most fashionable—and notable—moments of the decade. 1. LINDSAY FROM FREAKS AND GEEKS: ICONIC MILITARY JACKET

Judd Apatow's teenage dramedy Freaks and Geeks hardly warrants an extended introduction. The show's accolades alone should pique your attention: Time voted it as the third best comedy of the era. Lindsay's style is a distinctive fusion of her inherently nerdy style mashed up with some newfound grunge. She's often seen sporting knit sweaters, blouses, and striped tops, but her most iconic piece is the signature military parka she wears throughout the entire show. Her "anti-fashion" approach to style creates a casual look that brilliantly emulates the new, rebellious social group she becomes entwined in.
2. CHER FROM CLUELESS: KNEE-HIGH SOCKS

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Cher defined the sleek and on fleek prototype that we all wanted to be. Not only was her closet every girl’s deepest fantasy, her witty dialogue and unconventional, feminine fashion ushered in a departure from ’90s grunge into an era of contemporary glam. One of her most iconic statements were the knee-high socks we’ve grown so familiar with in the past few seasons. They're snug, ultra flattering, and becomes the perfect schoolgirl sexy ensemble when paired with the iconic plaid skirt. Stockings? As if! Continue on page 3 3. RACHEL FROM FRIENDS: OVERALLS

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Nowadays, denim overalls have become synonymous with utilitarian attire—something about rugged street style meets runway just clicks in the most aesthetic way. Nobody taught us that better than Rachel Green from Friends, arguably one of the most inspirational style models of all time. Back in the '90s, overalls had not yet become a catwalk staple—in fact, they were the choice ensemble for shows such as The Fresh Prince of Bel Air and the NSYNC boys. Kudos to Rachel for showing us how to make this chic or else we might have tragically never realized this was a closet go-to. Continue on page 4 4. WILLOW FROM BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER: CHOKERS

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Otherwise known as the turtlenecks of jewelry, chokers have thus far been lurking on the brink of the trend wave. But as is the case with all classic '90s fads, their return to the style spotlight is preordained. Good news is, chokers are finally having a moment on the accessory front. Instagram enthusiasts and indie brands alike have been styling them with every look, from swimwear to formal attire. To quell any lingering naysayers, take a cue from our queen Willow. More so than any other character on the vampire series, Willow depicts a clear style evolution throughout the show that parallels her rising confidence and self-assurance. Her '90s-licious love is mainly incarnated in quirky oversize sweaters and beat-up sneakers, topped with the perfect choker, of course. Continue on page 5 5. JESSIE FROM SAVED BY THE BELL: OFF-THE-SHOULDER TOPS

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Grab your hall pass and scrunchie, and fasten your driver's ed seatbelt. Demure yet seductive at the same time, off-the-shoulder tops were a favorite in the celebrity circuit during the '90s andpresent day alike—Kelly Kapowski, Olivia Palermo, and Kendall Jenner all remain fans of the trendy number. Saved by the Bell’s onscreen wardrobe has been influencing women's personal style since the '90s. Jessie’s skintight biker shorts, off-the-shoulder crop tops, and canvas shoes always reigned supreme. Providing sartorial inspiration to an entirely new generation, we’ll always look to Bayside High for advice about fashion, friends, dating, and the tumultuous ride that epitomized high school. Continue on page 6 6. AUNT BECKY FROM FULL HOUSE: MOM JEANS

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Protective dad Danny Tanner always made it difficult for his daughters to adhere to the increasingly risqué trends of the ’90s. But still, as one of the most iconic, cherished shows of the decade,Full House surprisingly gave us some seriously wistful outfit inspo. Its quirkier, conservative ensembles sparked an unassuming treasure trove of ’90s style. One of our favorites will always be the mom jean, because really, what could be better than a high-waist pant and tapered leg?

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Engineering is quickly becoming one of the largest professions in the United States. There is no better place to study engineering.

There are many unique answers when posing the question of “How?” How does this chair hold me up? How is that I can talk on my cell phone or chat on the Internet with someone across the world? How did this water in my glass become clean? Although the answer to each of these questions is unique, there is one simple explanation for all of these questions: engineering.
No matter where you are in the world, the evidence of engineering is universal. Today, engineers are developing solutions and building the latest technologies for everything from smart phones to solving the world’s most dire problems. The rapid pace of technology and the scarcity of natural resources have made the demand for engineers greater than ever.

The Smart Choice: The Benefits of Taking the GRE® General Test for Business School
Are you thinking of pursuing a professional business degree? More business school students than ever before are getting into top-ranked business programs using GRE® scores. You do have testing options. If you’re weighing which test is right for you, this overview of the unique features of the GRE® General Test can help you choose the right one.

The test that gives you more options.

The world’s top business schools view the GRE General Test equally with other graduate admissions tests. It provides schools with an excellent assessment of the skills you need to succeed in MBA and specialized master’s degree programs.
To do this, the test includes Analytical Writing, Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning sections, as you may already know. What you might not know, however, is what makes the GRE General Test different.

• GRE® scores are accepted at graduate and business schools. It’s the only graduate admissions test that can be used for both, giving you the option of applying to more top-ranked programs all over the world. Double-check that your top-choice schools accept it.
• You have the freedom to approach the test in the way that works best for you. Unlike other tests, you can preview and skip questions and go back to review and change answers within each section. This can help you feel more at ease and achieve your best scores on test day.
• Scores are good for five years. That means you can take it now and have plenty of time to figure out where and when you want to pursue your degree.
• You decide which scores schools will see. With the ScoreSelect® option, you don’t have to send your scores if you feel you didn’t do your best. With the GRE General Test, you have the option to test again and send only your best set of scores to the school of your dreams.

The path that brings out the best in you.
Because the GRE General Test is not the same old business school admissions test, more people are taking it for MBA admissions than ever. Those who like choice and control, and who think outside the box are the ones on this path. It’s the route that provides the freedom to pursue one’s own definition of success and bring a new level of passion to the pursuit of a business degree. Those doing so are consultants, entrepreneurs, tech specialists, bloggers, accountants and more. See this in action by connecting with the official GRE General Test business school community on LinkedIn

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When you think business school, you probably think MBA. A Master’s of Business Administration has long been a coveted — and often essential — qualification for business professionals. In recent years, however, the tide has begun to quietly shift, with more business school students than ever pursuing master’s degrees in specialized fields such as accounting, economics and business analytics. So, which option should you choose? Let’s take a look at both.
What are the differences?
There are several key differences between an MBA and M.S. degree. The one you choose depends on your career goals, experience, finances and more.
 

• Focus
  • MBA programs are more all-encompassing. They are meant for students looking to gain functional knowledge across all aspects of business.
  • A specialized master’s program is exactly that — it focuses on a specific area of business and provides a deep and precise knowledge of that subject. 
• Program
  • The programs can differ in length and requirements. MBA students often enter business school after a few years of experience in the workforce. They’re looking to take their career to the next level, and will have to spend an average of two years to earn their business degree.
  • M.S. programs can be shorter, sometimes just one year, and usually accept students with little work experience. M.S. programs provide an accelerated way to gain the depth of knowledge required to secure a position within the specialization.  
• Cost
  • An MBA can cost more to attain, but it can also provide a higher ROI. Companies will pay top dollar for an experienced professional who carries a broad range of business knowledge — base salaries can be more than $60,000 higher for MBA graduates at some consulting firms, for example.
  • While a specialized master’s program also provides great returns, it is often a more affordable route to career success.
• Goals
  • If your career track requires an overall business knowledge, you’ll want an MBA.
  • If you are certain of your job interest and would like to become an expert in that particular field, a specialized degree could be your best bet.

How do I decide?
Ultimately, it’s about envisioning where you see your career path leading and which route will provide the best boost to get you there. Talk to schools, do your research, be true to yourself and know your future is full of potential either way.

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English is a complex language. Ask around and you’ll hear that even native speakers can find it complicated and sometimes confusing. This can make the GRE® General Test particularly challenging when English is not your first language. With adequate practice, however, you can be sure to feel confident on test day. The following tips will help you do your best.

Immerse yourself in the English language.
It’s so much more than memorizing vocabulary. Being comfortable with English comes with understanding context. Watch English TV and movies. Read English books and publications. Listen to podcasts in English. Practice speaking and texting with your friends in English. The more you use it, the more natural it will become. And even if you don’t know a word on the test, you may be able to figure it out based on the context.
Don’t ignore math.
Yes, mathematics is a universal language and you might find it to be an easier topic than the purely verbal sections. However, you will need to understand the questions as they are presented to you on the test, which is often within a word problem or at least among some math terms. Be sure you review the basics ahead of time.
Make time for practice tests.
The more you practice, the more you will be exposed to English as it’s used on the test. You will have the chance to formulate a plan for the writing tasks. You will also be able to hone your pacing, since the timing on the test can be tricky for those who read and digest English more slowly. The benefits of practice tests are endless, which is why the makers of the GRE General Test provide some of the best materials to help, including:

• POWERPREP^TM Online  – These simulate the actual test and include the test-taker friendly design features you’ll encounter on test day, like moving back and forth between questions, changing answers within a section and the on-screen calculator. Order your free practice tests.
• Official GRE^® Verbal Reasoning Practice Questions – 150 real GRE Verbal Reasoning questions with complete explanations, plus sample writing tasks and scored examples.
• The Official GRE^® General Test Social Communities – Find insider advice, strategies and the opportunity to connect with experts and your peers on Facebook and LinkedIn.

By increasing your familiarity with the English language and knowing where to focus your preparation, you will soon be on the path to success.

Whether you're hosting your own or going to your friends and family's, bbqs are always full of fun, laughter and of course, tons of tasty treats. Take a look at some of the best drinks to have at your bbq. Take a jug to your best friends cookout or serve some at your own, these will be guaranteed party favorites.
1. Watermelon, Mint and Lime Granita There is not much more to say about the most amazing little cup of goodness you have ever tasted. It is refreshing, light and so flavorful. It will leave you cool on a hot summer day and you may even find yourself turning the cup upside down to get every last little sip humanly possible!" -Kitchen Belleicious Get the recipe Continue reading on page 2
2. Coconut Daiquiris "Daiquiris are one of the most simple classic cocktails you can make.  And look, we're talking traditional daiquiris, the ones that were invented in the late 18th century. ." - Probably This Get the recipe here Continue reading on page 3

3. Ginger bliss "Another one of my favorite summer cocktails is a Daiquiri!  Not the frozen ones that are made with lots of sugar and food coloring, but a classic daiquiri like the ones Hemmingway used to drink!  " - Gastronomista Read more about the recipe here Continue reading on page 4

4. Pink Grapefruit Sparkler ( refined sugar free) "This grapefruit drink is a healthy, refined sugar free alternative to soda.  You can enjoy with or without the alcohol, depending on yourpreference.If you are having friends over for a dinner party or backyard BBQ, using fresh juice and pure, natural sweeteners, like raw honey, in your drinks is a great way to still enjoy!" -Colorful Eats Read more on the recipe Continue reading on page 5

5. Strawberry Margarita "So, to inspire all of you to get together here’s a strawberry margarita  that is perfect for your festivities." - Endlessly Elated Get the recipe Continue reading on page 6

6. Pineapple orange creamsicle smoothie "This pineapple orange creamsicle smoothie is a creamy, 5 ingredient smoothie tastes like a tropical cocktail and an orange julius!" - With Salt and Wit Read more on the recipe here!  Continue reading on page 7

7. Blueberry lemonade "If you had to think of a signature drink of summer, what would it be?  For me, I’d immediately respond lemonade! I’ve figured out a way to make an incredible flavored lemonade in record time thanks to a delicious shortcut.  My Blueberry Lemonade requires just four ingredients and 15 minutes to prepare." -Melanie Makes Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7