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datingeditor’s note

After graduating high school here in San Diego, I chose to go to the University of California Los Angeles for college and then attended law school at Loyola Marymount University. In my experience at both schools, the first couple weeks of class were sometimes stressful as I would have to learn my professor’s different styles.

The most important lesson I learned was to show up early to each of my classes and get a seat near the front. Having the right supplies with me on the first day of class also made me feel better, especially good quality ball point pens. Even if you take notes on your computer, have your paper and writing utensils just in case. A highlighter is also handy for reviewing the syllabus.

Although it may be tempting, don’t copy what the professor is saying verbatim because you may not receive the lesson well. Also, make a couple of connections the first day of class. Find someone you can relate to or want to get to know and introduce yourself.

So get prepared, show up early and make some new contacts this semester. As they say, the early bird catches the worm. Also, the students who shine in school also tend to shine in life, so get out there and make it happen!

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cOVER: Photo by Gail Bowman. ‘new romantics lolita’ Knit dress by free People, available at bloomingdale’s, $148. ‘Petriccione’ earrings available at aldo, $8.

departmentsp. 12 hot sPotsaugust hot Spots

p. 14 DatInghow to be a man-magnet

p. 16 MusIcKaty Perry... Tranforming before our eyes

p. 33 fashIonnews, Style & Fall Color Palette

p. 38 beautyeasy back to School hairstyles

p. 36 health9 Ways to exercise your brain

p. 46 augustcalenDaRWhat's happening!

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p. 45 hoRoscoPenew astrology with Cathy moe

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p. 22 back to school WITh ToP model KIerSTen brada

oPenIng Day at Del MaR Floral dreSSeS and bIG haTS

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BrainExercises

Fashion News

AugustHot Spots

ANDTHEY'RE

OFF!

Del Mar Races

floral dresses

and big hats!

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These days it is becoming more common to see the words “Gluten Free” in your grocery store or even on your restaurant menus. Is this a trend? It could be for some but it is important to note that gluten is actually a poison to many, including myself.

What is gluten?Gluten is a protein found in wheat, bar-ley and rye. This protein is a glue-like substance found in many of the things we eat, from breads and pastas to dress-ings and sauces. Gluten can even be found in the beauty products we use!

Why is “gluten free” trending now?• There are more people than you could

imagine that are ailed by gluten. Ap-proximately 1 in 133 people in the Unites States suffer from Celiac Dis-ease and approximately 1 in 7 people suffer from a moderate to severe gluten intolerance.

• These numbers are rising rapidly as the awareness continues to grow and people are talking about their symptoms. Others are recognizing their symp-toms and finding answers.

• Research has found that being on a gluten-free diet helps balance those who suffer form Autism, be-havioral disorders, arthritis, fibromyalgia and more.

• Eating gluten-free is a good way to begin a healthy lifestyle. But don’t be fooled, just like any “normal” diet you must be careful with portions and eat cer-tain foods in moderation.

What are the symptoms?• Stomach issues: Diarrhea, stomach pain,

cramping, bloating, abdominal disten-sion, constipation, etc.

• Skin rashes• Headaches and migraines

My favorite “g-free,” san Diego restaurants:• Claire’s on Cedros in Solana Beach, CA• Lotus Café in Encinitas, CA• Sprinkles Cupcakes in La Jolla, CA (gluten free red velvet only)

Also, many local chain restaurants now have gluten free menus, such as P.F. Changs, BJ’s Pizza and Cali-fornia Pizza Kitchen.

If any of the symptoms of gluten intolerance or celiac disease jump out you, run to your doctor, talk about tests or get a book like the one I read. Educate your-self and if it is in your best interest, get rid of that poison immediately!

After being gluten free for three years my life has com-

pletely changed for the better. I grew up dealing with extreme stomach pain and visited doctors often. I was subjected to several medical tests and frequently adjusted my diet. All the doctors could tell me was that I had IBS (irritable bowel syndrome). I lived my life running to the restroom and was constantly hostage to ex-treme, bloated pain. For days on end I was unable to “fix” my discomfort.

Three years ago my mother gave me “The G-Free Diet,” a book authored by Elisabeth Hasselbeck. I looked at my mom telling her there is no way I could actually eat gluten free. My fa-vorite foods were bagels, sandwiches, pizzas and pastries! I couldn’t imag-ine a life without them. After I began reading the book however, I soon came to find that many of Elisabeth’s symptoms were symptoms I had battled my whole life. Immediately I tested this “G-Free Diet” out and started feeling free of pain. I suddenly didn’t think about what I was giving up, but what I was gaining in being pain free. That’s when I committed to being gluten free.

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FuN FAcT: seaWorld originated with four uCla fraternity brothers who wanted to open a restaurant with a marine show.

Airr Supper Club is an innovative space for dining and lounging in the Gaslamp District. The venue, designed by Amy Noel, is a refreshing change of pace from many other downtown clubs and res-taurants and provides a look and feel that tran-scends guests to the trendy lounges of Soho or Chelsea in New York. The hostess greets you at the door to Airr, which may be inconspicuous if you don’t know to look for it, and you ascend the steep flight of black and red stairs into an imagina-tive rock and roll venue. Rounding the corner of a graffiti wall you and your guests enter the dining room, which is designed completely in white. The high ceilings expose white lighting fixtures and the back wall is warmly illuminated with candles creating an elegant and edgy vibe. As afternoon turns into evening and cocktails turn into a flow of

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offering fashion options that are “so stylish, so you,” styles for less is a clothing store that has been growing in popularity due to their up-to-date selection, with the latest trends at reasonable prices. the store offers staple items like sweaters, shorts and dresses and even recurring deals, like buy-one, get-one half-off tanks and camis. frequent shipments of new merchandise are always rolling in with trends rocked by celebrities and showcased in fashion 5.0.

Weekly visits to styles for less will ensure the freshest, most chic items are part of your wardrobe. the pieces can mix and match and fashionable pairing recommendations are on dis-play around the store for shoppers to enjoy some inspiration. the back wall displays accessories (such as bangle bracelets) and fedora hats. shoes of all kinds, from wedges to boots to sandals, are also a standard here. styles for less is the kind of store you can visit to thoughtfully build your back-to-school wardrobe or to throw an outfit together for a last summer fling. ask about the discount card; for 5 bucks you get 10% off on all purchases for a year and a special dis-count in your birthday month!

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favorite PlaCes to eat, Chilland Play

supper courses, you and your friends will feel like Carrie and the girls from Sex and the City.

Chef Brian Redzikowski serves up flavorful, rich dishes that are best ordered family style for you and your friends. The farm fresh, local ingredients of the menu are showcased in the aromas, colors and textures of each course and the clean white background allows the delicate flavors to come into full focus. Each menu item packs rich flavor and is cooked perfectly, from pea froth and a bang of bacon atop the shrimp cavetelli pasta to the delicate, melt-in-your mouth richness of Washimi (non-Japanese Kobe) beef rib-eye. Chef Brian is also the mind behind a list of tasty, smooth cock-tails featuring VeeV, an açaí spirit that donates por-tions of all sales back into the Brazilian rainforest.

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While the beginning of classes is a harbinger of countless nights of studying, taking notes and reviewing materials, prepping for exams does not mean you have to miss out on a social life! the living room café offers a unique study space with free Wi-fi and a buzzing at-mosphere. the ambiance feels like five different living rooms put to-gether with various couches, easy chairs and dining tables interspersed throughout the café. outdoor seating is available for warmer nights and early fall as well. the set-up is conducive to a variety of options: a cup of coffee with a friend after church, private time to knock out an eight-page paper or collaborating with classmates and powering through a practice tests. the vibe changes throughout the day from a quiet, task-oriented groups studying in the afternoons to buzzing groups participating in open debates throughout the evenings.

soups, sandwiches and a variety of breakfast foods are served by a friendly, welcoming staff. but the real showcase at the living room is the unique coffee drinks and varieties of teas. try a fancy blend like the milky Way or a mint mocha to get some kick in your caffeine. and remember to save room for dessert! the living room has a variety of delicious pastries and fresh baked desserts on display that taste even better than they look!

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BONuS Tip: in addition to wearing pink/peach hues, wear textures that look soft to the touch (think velvet, cashmere, angora and corduroy).

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photo by jonah gilMore

did you know there are certain colors that attract men? studies have shown that women who wear the color pink tend to be more approached by men. so congratulations ladies, here is your excuse to go crazy with it! pink represents the universal color of love, it’s non-threaten-ing and it makes men automati-cally comfortable. increase your success rate in the dating world by wearing pink more often!

Who doesn’t like fresh roses and a nice summer breeze? pick up a new perfume to wear and take a guy friend along to test the scents. remember, just because it smells delicious to you doesn’t mean guys like it!

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the next time you are trying to attract mr. right, reel him in with a killer smile. a woman smiling at someone is an invita-tion to say hello. sultry stares and frowns will backfire, so don’t be one of those women who attempt to hide their pearly whites with an embarrassing grin. sounds pretty obvious right? a simple smile, weather directed at someone or not, makes one appear more attrac-tive and fun. use your smile cor-rectly to become more interest-ing and inviting to others.

one of the easiest ways to en-gage a man is to play the dam-sel in distress role and ask for help with a small task. then feed him compliments that

will boost his self-esteem. for example, “can you tell me how to get to the beach” or "What are you drinking? that looks good...should i order one?" once in conversation, feel free to tell him you just wanted to talk to him because you think he’s attractive. then ask him if he is single. heart racing yet?

Whether or not you make the first move, having self-confi-dence is one of the biggest tools you can use to attract others. nothing is more al-luring to a man more than a woman who knows who she is and what she wants in life. don’t be afraid to approach every situation with a self-assured attitude. hold your head high and shoulders back as if you own the world!

one way to get a man’s atten-tion is to use your body lan-guage. men are very visual. if they like what they see, they will often come back for more. avoid defensive body signs like crossing your arms or turning your body away from the scene. be animated with your gestures and facial expressions to be no-ticed in a great way.

men love a challenge. don’t share everything about your-self on the first date. this keeps men eager to learn more about you and forces them to wonder what is coming next. Just when they think they have you figured out, do something different and spontaneous to keep them coming back for more.

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"Since the age of nine all I’ve wanted to do is share my perspective and hopefully help people through my music..."—Katy Perry

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aty Perry has transformed before our very eyes. During her earlier years as a singer, Perry sang gospel music in her first album titled by her birth name Katy Hudson. Now, with a different genre and a different style, Perry is conquering the music world one hit song at a time.

as perry grew older she began to realize that she wanted to help people through her music. according to Rolling Stone, perry stated “since the age of nine all i've wanted to do is share my perspective and hopefully help people through my music, whether it just makes someone smile or a song becomes someone's mantra for life or a motto or whatever. i'm not a dummy. i know California Gurls isn't go-ing to save the world. but i got a lot of heart from my upbringing and i put a lot of heart in my songs.”

With her transformation from gospel music to pop rock, perry eventu-ally learned how to embrace her body.

"i started praying for [breasts] when i was, like, 11," she said in Rolling Stone. "and god answered that prayer above and beyond, by, like, 100 times, until i was like, 'please, stop, god. i can't see my feet any-more. please stop!' i was a lot more rectangular then. i didn't under-stand my body. someone in sixth grade called me 'over-the-shoulder boulder holder.' i didn't know i could use them. so, what i did was, i started taping them down. how long did i tape them down for? prob-ably until i was about 19. and, no, i don't have any psychological pain because of it."

perry’s acceptance of her body turned out to be a success. in fhm magazine’s 100 sexiest Women poll, perry came in at no. 23 in 2009 and no. 37 in 2010. in 2011, perry catapulted to no. 2, second only to rosie huntington-Whiteley.

critics who think perry is just another pretty face are mistaken. dur-ing her career, she has been the first artist to have at least one song ranked in the top ten of the Billboard hot 100 for a full year. her hit song I Kissed a Girl peaked at number one for seven weeks, and also topped charts in 30 countries including australia, canada and the united Kingdom.

recently, perry has been nominated for nine mtV Vma awards for her song Firework alongside lady gaga, beyoncé, adele and eminem. the Vma’s will air live on august 28. also, perry is being considered to star alongside husband russell brand in the movie version of the broadway hit, Rock of Ages. perry is likely to play one of the sexy bar-maids in the musical that will also star tom cruise and alec baldwin.

perry’s next appearance in san diego is for her summer tour concert at Valley View casino on august 9. katy perry

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eFForTleSSly ChICGuest columnist and local celebrity, Tenley Molzahn, on the scene in a gorgeous coral colored ensemble. Her bright dress is paired perfect with coral jewels and gold accents. Chatting up Fashion 5.0 staff writer Tori Haynes, the buzz is on waiting for the first race to begin!

ShadeS oF blUeLaughing it up before the races! Their vivid blue hats will definitely be ones remembered here at Open-ing Day. We especially love the hat on the right as it covers all the unwanted sun from her face without being too over the top!

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lthough people travel from all over to see the famous Del Mar Thoroughbred Horse Races, Opening Day is much more of a fashion statement than watch-ing and betting on fast horses. This year, the racetrack venue was filled with

around 40,000 people, most of which were dressed to impress, sporting their over-sized hats and bright summery dresses.

The biggest fashion trends spotted were casual beach, couture, floral, polka dot and classic white dresses, along with peacock and traditional feather accessories. Com-fortable wedges or high fashion flats were the clear footwear winners as much walk-ing around is involved. Although the “beauty is pain” footwear mantra still lives in the nightlife scene, the band-aids and blistered feet look is never in style.

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these fashionistas sport fantastic hats. each one is notably unique!

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CHECK THiS oUT!Every Wednesday is Free & Easy Wednesday, with free stretch run admissions, free programs and free seating along with half price beers (domestic drafts), regular sodas and regular hot dogs at stretch run concession stands. Check it out!

enseMbles galoRe!some of our favorite picks from the big day.

ClaSSIC blaCKLooking very classy in her off-the-shoulder dress and mary-jane plat-forms. We especially love this outfit because it's just the right amount of sexy without showing too much skin.

PreTTy In PInKShowing her girly side in this pink outfit, this fashionista is looking fabulous in her polished day dress matched with the perfect over-sized pink hat!

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DelMaRscene.coMCheck out Del Mar's lifestyle site! For tickets, visit www.dmtc.com or call 858.755.1141

the guys aRe lookIng gooD too!We can't forget how sharp all the men looked here at opening day! a crisp suit is all it takes for a man to look his best!

Many women, includ-ing bridget naso from KUSI, wore beautifully crafted hats by local Del Mar designer carol bater. She often designs hats uniquely for each in-dividual client’s taste. tenley Molzahn was seen walking the grounds with boy-friend kiptyn locke by her side, wearing a classic cut coral dress from Urban Outfitters and jewelry by ella nora (see page 21). According to Tenley, she “likes this outfit because it’s conve-nient and affordable, and any girl could get it.” The hat she chose to wear this year was the same black hat she wore the previ-ous year and in her own words, “it has become her lucky hat.”

Whether you’re there to intently watch the races or to enjoy a summer day with your friends, check out the Del Mar race-track for a guaran-teed good time!

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PaCKInG UP:black embroidered top by free People, available at bloomingdale’s, $68. Purple sweater by free People, available at bloomingdale’s, $88. Capri Jeans by true religion, available at bloomingdale’s, $198. natural ‘Classic Crochet’ slip-on by toMs, available at sun diego, $58.

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WalKInG To ClaSS: Polka dot dress available at forever 21, $15.80. army Jacket by billabong, available at sun diego, $41.88. dangle heart earrings by betsey Johnson, available at bloomingdale’s, $35. or-ange bangle by Pop art, available at bloomingdale’s, $128. ‘Pretty nylon’ tote by MarC by MarC JaCobs, available at bloomingdale’s, $188.

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navy tank by dex, available at eden boutique, $48. yellow tank by billabong,

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boutique, $132. earrings available at eden boutique, $15. Watch by flex Watches, avail-able at dolcetti boutique, $25. booties by 2

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FuN FAcT: HBO's True Blood series is based on the wildly popular book series, The Southern Vampire Mysteries, by Charlaine Harris.

by ashley Mehrdad and nohely Mendoza

iman 2011drew canole was crowned itan’s 2011 iman on July 9th, at 207 at the hard rock hotel san diego. this was itan’s 2nd annual iman event where they donated $5 for each entry they received to support homefront san diego, a local non-profit military organization helping military families in need. “i thought [the event] was fantastic,” said canole. “the guys i was competing against were a great group of men. i always enjoy having fit life tV’s charity events at the hard rock, itan really did a remarkable job.” canole donated his prize money of $1,000 to support this cause as well.

What’s hot and sizzling this suMMer? a neW trend called aMericana! this latest style includes many nautical bolds and sailor inspired looks. the chic summer trend has a sailor boat feel to it where striped sweaters, high wasted short shorts and the palette of red, white and blue mixed together adds to the hot new look.

blood redWith the kickoff of hbo’s highly-anticipated season premiere of True Blood, you can now vamp up your look with tarte’s limited edition line of true blood makeup products exclusively at sephora. get your blood pumping with these goodies at sephora fashion Valley and university town center today!

h&m ParTnerS WITh VerSaCeh&M announced their recent collaboration with versace to design their iconic collection releasing in h&m stores this fall. “i am thrilled to be collaborating with h&m and to have the opportunity of reaching their wide audience. the collection will be quintessential Versace, perfect for h&m and Versace fans everywhere,” says donatella versace to h&m correspondents. mark your calendars for november 17th to shop this exclusive collection! What better way to shop than at the brand new h&m store that opened this past June at the forum in carlsbad!

eden oPenS In The GaSlamPeden boutique recently made its debut in the Gaslamp Quarter just in time for the summer. Eden’s flagship shop is lo-cated in Orange County and just recently expanded into San Diego. Eden is a women’s boutique consisting of a mix of trendy and classic clothing and accessories assorted throughout a garden of Eden inspired environment. 520 5th ave, San diego, Ca 92101


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looKing to sPiCe uP your Wardrobe this seMester? san diego is loaded With great boutiques that Will offer Plenty of ChoiCes for your nightlife stateMents.

on left:dress by yumi, available at

dolcetti boutique, $110. platforms by andrea, avail-able at tutto cuore, $37.99.

on right:dress by naven, available

at dolcetti boutique, $330. necklace by a.V. max, avail-

able at dolcetti boutique, $36. 'maxinnee’ platform

by steve madden, available at tutto cuore, $129.99.

93%of sdsu college females purchase new clothing within the first six weeks of each semester.

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BONuS Tip: don't be afraid to pile on all these colors at once! the neutrals tone down the darker autumn colors.

1 red stone bracelet available at h&m, $9.95. 2 ‘Javi’ sandal in camel by sam edelman, available at nordstrom, $149.95. 3 peek-a-boo shoulder top available at forever 21, $12.80. 4 staring at stars sheer cinched-Waist Jacket available at urban outfitters, $79.00. 5 chimborazo necklace available at anthropologie, $68.00. 6 mid century mustard betty purse available at forever 21, $22.80. 7 ‘classic’ linen slip-on in bottle green by toms, available at nordstrom, $47.95. 8 Knit tunic in ocean by free people, available at nordstrom, $88.00. 9 crochet overlay tank in clayred by eye shadow, available at nordstrom, $26.00. 0 silicone Watch strap in barely pink, bright blue, and red by michele, available at nordstrom, $70.00 ea. q corduroy shorts in brown by life in progress, available at forever 21, $19.80. w island faux stone bracelets available at forever 21, $6.80. e pointelle Knit poncho available at forever 21, $22.80.

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games that stim-ulate your brain

sudoku, scrabble and cross-word puzzles are great for improving cognitive func-tion. download “Words with friends” for your smartphone and next time you see the boys playing guitar hero, jump in and get your game on!

Mind exercises

practice memory, visualiza-tion and reasoning exercises. remember those word prob-lems from elementary school? processing numbers and vari-ables stimulates the brain.

brain. do you know your driver’s license number?

get Plenty of sleep

When the brain lacks sleep, it can interfere with your ability to assimilate new information. this means those all-nighters you plan on pulling are much less ef-fective than you thought. your brain needs rest to operate at its peak performance, so get your sleep on!

learn another language

if you want to lay some new neu-ral pathways in the brain, take on another language. if you’ve ever tried to learn even a few new words, then you know this can be difficult. of course, the hard-er something is for the brain, the better!

exerciseyour body

you didn’t think you were going

to get away without a little time on the treadmill did you? car-diovascular exercise improves blood flow to the brain, which improves brain functioning.

Read challenging Material

books, academic journals and articles are just a few examples of challenging lit-erature that will get your brain going. even reading this article helps!

Remember everyone’s name

have you ever met someone then forgot their name off the bat? use tricks to remember names to both increase your networking skills and exer-cise the brain! When you meet someone new, repeat their name in conversation, ask the person how to spell it (if it’s a name with options such as “Kel-ly”) and visualizing their name in color.

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Meet Micah: Micah Skye is a nutritional consultant, gourmet chef and yogi. He hosts an international radio talk show called Esoteric Action Radio. Tune in every Sunday from 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. on www.oraclebroadcasting.com to hear Micah’s exploration of health and wellness. Feel free to call in about any health concerns you may have!

Make some Music

learning to play a musical instru-ment is a great way to super-charge your brain. it requires dif-ferent parts of your brain to work together to make the melodies that you desire. if you are already a musician then learn a new piece or instrument and push yourself to learn new techniques.

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practice remembering phone numbers, passwords and your credit card numbers. you have to deal with them constantly throughout your day, so you might as well workout out your

Our brain is like our muscles — the more you use and exer-cise it, the stronger and more powerful it becomes. If you want to get the most out of your thinking machine what you need to do is practice! When you specifically practice exer-cising the mind, it stretches the boundaries of your capabili-ties. Follow these tips and take your mind to the next level!

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beauty

Don’t you just love summer? it feels like you have all the time in the world. well, that was great, but now you’re hitting the snooze but-ton three times before literally rolling yourself out of bed in order to scramble to get a good seat in the back of class. it’s going to take time to adjust back to school mode, so until that happens use these minimal effort hairstyles to maximize your snooze minutes.

Braidsright now all braid styles are having their mo-ment. to switch it up, try out the newly popular fish-braid.

1 start by dividing your hair into two equal sections, hanging one over your left shoulder and one over your right shoulder.

2 take a small, half-inch piece from the outside of your left section and overlap the rest and add it to the inside of the right section.

3 continue this process until the ends and secure with an elastic band.

Front twist Bun1 start with a center part.

2 take all but the front two inches from each side and pull back into a low ponytail and twist into a loose bun.

3 then twist inward the front pieces from the root to the end.

4 next tuck them into the bun and secure with bobby pins and you have something simple yet fresh!

Faux BoBthis style is slightly below the chin length with curled under ends. that’s easy if you’ve got the guts to cut your hair. long haired vixens don’t fret! the faux bob is almost just as easy.

1 start by using the hair at the nape of your neck to create a small, tight, flat bun that can act as a fastener for all other pieces.

2 create three ponytails, securing them with a small, clear elastic at a decent distance from the nape of your neck. for each ponytail, roll your hair up and inward and secure with bobby pins to the central bun.

3 gently tug and loosen areas that look pulled back that threaten the illusion of a loose, natural bob.

back tO scHOOl HaIrby Morgan ferrari

photos by jonah gilMore

TREND AlERT: another trend to note... the Pixie Haircut is making another comeback with quite a few celebrities going for the cut.

w a r d r o b e b y michelle aquinom a k e u P b y meagan brownh a i r b y candice lyn wandtke

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essentIalsbeauty

by Meagan broWn

laura Mercier tinted Moisturizer spf 20

for a natural a light weight, natural looking

foundation. available at nordstrom, $42.00.

24/7 glide-on shadoW pencilin a hurry? slide on urban decay's easy to use shadow pencil for a night on the town.

available at sephora, $20.00.

living proof straight spray $29.00for long lasting, perfectly straight hair. available at

sephora, $29.00

nars lipstickuse this highly pigmented

lipstick for any long hour day. this hue is heat Wave.

available at sephora, $24.00.

nars laguna body illuMinator

add a golden glow to your body using laguna body illuminator. available at

sephora, $45.00.

yves saint laurentglossy lip balm in

Volupté sheer candy.available at

sephora, $30.00.

illaMasque nail varnish

for perfect, flawless looking nails. available

at sephora, $14.00.

TREND AlERT: thin is no longer in... the bold brow is back! adding a few strokes to fill in your eyebrows can frame your face beautifully.

nars creaM blushtry this perfect summer cream blush in cactus flower (shimmering poppy) available at bloomingdale's, $27.00.

hourglass extreMe

sheen high shine lip gloss

shine all day.available at

sephora, $28.00

end-of-the-suMMer beauty Must-haves to KeeP you looKin' hot

hourglass filM noir lash lacquer

amazing for getting shine back

to those lashes! available at

sephora, $28.00

jack black's aMazing lip balM spf 25

dry lips? problem solved.

available at sephora and

nordstrom, $7.50


nightlife

DOLCettIsuMMer fashion shoW at dolCetti boutique

after the races on opening day at del Mar, the fashion heated up at bar West in Pacific beach. Check out bar Weezy for College night every thursday offering $5 drinks and no cover before 11 p.m. with college i.d.PhoToS by Pol SanToS

Bar WeSt oPening day at del Mar raCes after-Party

dolcetti boutique, located at 635 5th av-enue downtown, teamed up a style Con-cierge to showcase their summer fashion show on July 7th. Check out dolcetti for all the latest trends.PhoToS by Tom yIP

FolloW bar WeST

WaTCh reCaP VIdeo

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GaLLaGHer'StraffiC light re-run Party gets frisKy

the rules were simple enough. Wear green if you are single or red if you are taken. With a hot, young crowd and live music and dJ’s Wednesday through saturday nights, gallagher’s always spells a great time!PhoToS by STeVen daVId brandon

Se HOteLon July 23, fashion 5.0 teamed up with a style Concierge to host a party at se san diego. With body-painted models and a “good vs. evil” theatrical runway show, we celebrated Comic-Con in style!PhoToS by JamIe le denT

good vs. evil CoMiC-Con after-Party

FolloW GallaGher'S

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Bare BaCkfashion 5.0 July issue release Partythe July issue release party started off with live music from ablaze, then followed up with a live fashion photo shoot (see page 34) and a fash-ion show. special thanks to dean hall and the a style Concierge salon team.PhoToS by emIly SoTo

With guesthouse at stingaree launching sKaM artist dJs Wednesdays, fashion 5.0 showed up in style to dance the night away and celebrate the birthday of fashion photog-rapher gail bowman. PhoToS by JameS norTon

GueStHOuSefashion 5.0 July issue release after-Party

FolloW bare baCK

FolloW GUeSThoUSe

43aUGUST 2011 //

AuguST | iN THiS iSSuE:

CoVer‘New Romantics Lolita’ Knit Dress by Free Peo-ple, available at Bloomingdale’s Fashion Valley Mall (619) 610-6400, $148. ‘Petriccione’ Earrings available at ALDO Fashion Valley Mall (619) 291-8591, $8.

Table oF ConTenTSPage 8:Center: See Page 25. on right: Top by The Battalions, available at Dolcetti Boutique (619) 501-1559, $158. Tur-quoise Bandeau Scarf available at American Apparel Fashion Valley Mall (619) 293-7180, $14. Leggings available at American Apparel Fashion Valley Mall (619) 293-7180, $34. Clutch by Moda Viajando, available at Dolcetti Bou-tique (619) 501-1559, $48.

baCK To SChoolPage 22-23:Purple Sweater by Free People, available at Bloomingdale’s Fashion Valley Mall (619) 610-6400, $88. Black Embroidered Top by Free Peo-ple, available at Bloomingdale’s Fashion Valley Mall (619) 610-6400, $68. Capri Jeans by True Religion, available at Bloomingdale’s Fashion Valley Mall (619) 610-6400, $198. Natural ‘Clas-sic Crochet’ Slip-On by TOMS, available at Sun Diego Fashion Valley Mall (619) 268-2295, $58.

Page 24:‘Sunkissed Summer’ Dress by Free People, available at Bloomingdale’s Fashion Valley Mall (619) 610-6400, $108. Ivory Stud Earrings by Kate Spade, available at Bloomingdale’s Fashion Valley Mall (619) 610-6400, $45. Gold Sparkle Bangle by Betsey Johnson, available at Bloomingdale’s Fashion Valley Mall (619) 610-6400, $35. ‘Kowis’ bag available at ALDO Fash-ion Valley Mall (619) 291-8591, $35. ‘Maxinnee’ Platform by Steve Madden, available at Tutto Cuore (858) 490-4685, $129.99.

Page 25:Sheer Blouse by Jenny Han, available at Bloomingdale’s Fashion Valley Mall (619) 610-6400, $78. Pink Shorts w/ Belt available at Forever 21 Fashion Valley Mall (619) 278-0066, $22.80. Ivory Stud Earrings by Kate Spade, available at Bloomingdale’s Fashion Valley Mall

(619) 610-6400, $45. Clock Duo Necklace by Betsey Johnson, available at Bloomingdale’s Fashion Valley Mall (619) 610-6400, $42. Brown Bangle by Sequin, available at Bloomingdale’s Fashion Valley Mall (619) 610-6400, $30. Luxe ‘Sohpie’ Oxfords by Vans, available at Sun Di-ego Fashion Valley Mall (619) 268-2295, $59.99.

Page 26:Polka Dot Dress available at Forever 21 Fashion Valley Mall (619) 278-0066, $15.80. Army Jacket by Billabong, available at Sun Diego Fash-ion Valley Mall (619) 268-2295, $41.88. Dangle Heart Earrings by Betsey Johnson, available at Bloomingdale’s Fashion Valley Mall (619) 610-6400, $35. Orange Bangle by Pop Art, available at Bloomingdale’s Fashion Valley Mall (619) 610-6400, $128. ‘Pretty Nylon’ Tote by MARC by MARC JACOBS, available at Blooming-dale’s Fashion Valley Mall (619) 610-6400, $188.beauty Pages 22-26: Face and Body Liq-uid Makeup by Make Up For Ever, available at Sephora, $38. Laguna Bronzing Powder by NARS, available at Sephora, $33. Automatic Volume Mascara by Sephora Collection, avail-able at Sephora, $15. Pure Pigment Shadows by Illamasqua, available at Sephora, $24. (page 26) Wonder Lip Gloss by NARS, available at Sephora, $24.

STUdIo ShoWCaSePage 28-29:Romper by Charlie Jade, available at Dolcetti Boutique (619) 501-1559, $115. Necklace avail-able at Dolcetti Boutique (619) 501-1559, $140. Orange Stone Ring, available at Eden Bou-tique (619) 696-3336, $15. Fringe Bag by Let Them Eat Cake, available at Eden Boutique (619) 696-3336, $48.

Page 30:Tank by Audrey 3+1, available at Eden Bou-tique (619) 696-3336, $32. Stockings available at American Apparel Fashion Valley Mall (619) 293-7180, $16. Bag by Hurley, available at Sun Diego Fashion Valley Mall (619) 268-2295, $38. Heels by Andrea, available at Tutto Cuore (858) 490-4685, $37.99.

Page 31:Navy Tank by Dex, available at Eden Boutique

(619) 696-3336, $48. Yellow Tank by Billabong, available at Sun Diego Fashion Valley Mall (619) 268-2295, $26. Skirt by Pleasure Doing Business, available at Dolcetti Boutique (619) 501-1559, $132. Earrings available at Eden Boutique (619) 696-3336, $15. Watch by Flex Watches, available at Dolcetti Boutique (619) 501-1559, $25. Booties by 2 Lips Too, available at Tutto Cuore (858) 490-4685, $49.99.

Page 32:Tank Top available at American Apparel Fash-ion Valley Mall (619) 293-7180, $22. Sunglasses available at Urban Outfitters Pacific Beach (858) 273-3942, $10. Earrings available at Eden Boutique (619) 696-3336, $15.

FaShIon STylePage 34:on left: Dress by Yumi, available at Dolcetti Boutique (619) 501-1559, $110. Platforms by Andrea, available at Tutto Cuore (858) 490-4685, $37.99. on right: Dress by Naven, available at Dol-cetti Boutique (619) 501-1559, $330. Necklace by A.V. Max, available at Dolcetti Boutique (619) 501-1559, $36. 'Maxinnee’ Platform by Steve Madden, available at Tutto Cuore (858) 490-4685, $129.99.

FaShIon deParTmenT PhoTo CredITSCover/back To School: Photography, Gail Bowman. Photo Assistant, Ella Collado. Ward-robe, Ashley Mehrdad. Wardrobe Assistant, Tori Haynes. Hair, Candice Lyn Wandtke. Make Up, Meagan Brown. Talent, Kiersten Brada of No Ties Management.

Studio Showcase: Photography, James Nor-ton. Photo Assistant, Devin Kiyoshi White. Ward-robe, Dean Hall and James Norton. Hair, Randal Byers. Make Up, Morgan Gates. Talent, Shan-non Baucom of No Ties Management.

Fashion Style: Photography, Emily Soto. Photo Assistant, Victor Soto. Wardrobe, Dean Hall. Wardrobe Assistant, Brandie Johnson. Hair, An-drea Duggan and Jeremy Harris of A Style Con-cierge. Make Up, Jessica Lopez and Marisa Villa of A Style Concierge. Talent, Alexis Coons and Alexandria Rideout of No Ties Management.


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fILm feStla Jolla fashion filM festival 2011

the 2011 international fashion film festival showcased director’s works from around the world, including george Manzanilla (best Picture – “Move”) and Marcus K. Jones (best director). the after-party at barfly la Jolla featured Karen bystedt’s never before seen photos of andy Warhol and proved to be a night to remember.

PhoToS by JamIe le denT

to kick off the new “spotlight saturday” events each saturday night at se hotel, fashion 5.0 hosted a september model search alongside a style Con-cierge and sd young Pros. to get on the no-cover viP list, email names to [email protected] today. PhoToS by Jonah GIlmore

taLent SearCHsPotlight saturdays at se san diego hotel

behInd The SCeneS

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august 2011by Cathy Moe

arIeS The ram { april 19 – may 13 }you're flying high. silks, satins and soft cottons show off your unstoppable personality. Watch for a special connection as you turn heads all month. you're in charge and people know it!

TaUrUS The bull { may 14 – June 19 }your glossy locks and striking complexion make your lips and eyes shine natu-rally. light reflects inner sparks as romance brings more than one flirtatious moment. take business seriously. you are about to enjoy a breakthrough.

GemInI The Twins { June 20 – July 20 }fun in the sun and glamour to go with it is yours in august. lively conversa-tions and new wardrobe additions prepare you for travel and a glittery night-life. your style brings romance just when you least expect it! get ready.

CanCer The Crab { July 21 – august 9 }finances strengthen as you find your niche. friends heighten your fun factor. your style matches the depth of your feelings in warm sultry colors and fab-rics. romance is a snap with more than one choice to consider!

leo The lion { august 10 – September 15 }a light-powered smile brings leo a luscious month. as the lioness of the zo-diac, you are regal in clear bright colors. royal blues and lavenders encourage your followers. more than one admirer is vying for your attention! your leader-ship qualities enchant others.

VIrGo The maiden { September 16 – october 30 }a spiritual journey brings you clarity this month. you know what looks best as you combine jewelry with fabulous outfits. enhancing your wardrobe brings light to social connections. you'll find out who has a secret crush on you, too!

lIbra God of Justice { october 31 – november 22 }complementary colors balance your aura as you fill the spectrum of social invitations this month. a smooth transition keeps you in everyone's calendar. be yourself as august highlights having fun. nights are filled with friends, freedom and laughter.

SCorPIo The Scorpion { november 23 – november 29 }scorpios are known for their smoldering heat with hot august nights as your venue. your allure connects bright colors to black hues so that a mysterious image prevails. look for someone who seems like a friend but secretly wants more.

oPhIUChUS The Serpent holder { november 30 – december 17 }ophiuchus is all about finesse. this august you climb to higher views, seeing what the world has for you. you're defining who you are, what you like and who deserves your time. choose wisely as you'll soon be on center stage.

SaGITTarIUS The archer { december 18 – January 18 }you're everyone's darling as you fall in love with august. let your light shine, you'll find plenty who bathe in your glow. accessorize and upgrade outfits to match your adventurous spirit. happy at home and out on the town, romance is everywhere.

CaPrICorn The Goat { January 19 – February 15 }bright colors match your mood as august provides memories to share. nail polish, eye shadow, scarves and high heels pronounce your natural flair. move your serious wardrobe aside and treat yourself to romance. satins, silks and fitted suits make a statement no one can change.

aQUarIUS The Water bearer { February 16 – march 11 }trust your move in the direction that pulls you. you'll find joy and time for yourself. sculptured necklaces and rings reflect your whimsical side and ro-mance abounds. someone is curious about you - could you be curious about them too? clear up the question for a magical month.

PISCeS The Fish { march 12 – april 18 }the sun is bright and so are you as you dazzle in shimmery colors. sequins and sparkles add to your allure. august is your month to behold, finding romance without being bold. caring and compassion are your strengths. luckily a spe-cial someone wants to take care of you too!


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aUG.2011WhaT’S haPPenInG * San dIeGo CoUnTy

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San dIeGo PadreS home GameS Petco Park, east Village

august 1: vs. Los Angeles Dodgers, 7:05 p.m.august 2: vs. Los Angeles Dodgers, 7:05 p.m.august 3: vs. Los Angeles Dodgers, 3:35 p.m.august 15: vs. New York Mets, 7:05 p.m.august 16: vs. New York Mets, 7:05 p.m.august 17: vs. New York Mets, 3:35 p.m.august 18: vs. Florida Marlins, 7:05 p.m.august 19: vs. Florida Marlins, 7:05 p.m.august 20: vs. Florida Marlins, 5:35 p.m.august 21: vs. Florida Marlins, 1:05 p.m.

san diego chargers hoMe gaMesqualcomm stadium, Mission valleyaugust 11: chargers vs. seattle seahawkspre-season game 1, 5:00 p.m.

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august 2: kid rock W/ sheryl croWcricket Wireless amphitheatre, 7 p.m.

august 4: Moeniahouse of blues, 6:30 p.m.

august 9 & 10: colbie caillathumphrey’s concerts by the bay, 7:30 p.m.

august 8: katy perry valley view casino center, 7:30 p.m. august 15: phil’s bbq tailgate party

phil’s is working with big brothers big sisters to help raise $50,000 for their “operation bigs program,” which provides mentors to children of military families. tickets are $25 and includes a ticket into the padres vs. mets baseball game along with a great dinner hosted by phil's bbQ.petco park, gaslamp, 5:00 p.m.- 7:00 p.m.

august 20: daniel toshlooking for a good laugh? comedian daniel tosh from tosh.0 on comedy central visits copley symphony hall with his tosh tour on ice.copley symphony hall, san diego, show times 7 p.m. and 10 p.m.

august 9: vans Warped tourJoin the expendables, the aggrolites, paramore, gym class heroes, a day to remember, family force 5 and more for a full day of great music and action sports! cricket amphitheatre, chula vista, 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

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august 13: Mike pintobelly up, 9 p.m., 21+

august 14: steel pulse W/ tribal theoryhouse of blues, 7:30 p.m.

august 19: unity tour:311 & subliMe With roMecricket Wireless amphitheatre, 7 p.m.

august 23: the goo goo dollshumphrey’s concerts by the bay, 6:30 p.m.

august 23: sade W/ guest john legendcricket Wireless amphitheatre, 7:30 p.m.

august 3: “hippiefest”for all you hippies out there, this event is a perfect place to jam in harmony. With artists including dave mason, mark farner, rick derringer, gary Wright and felix cavaliere’s rascals, you are sure to have a great time. humphrey’s, point loma, 6:30 p.m.

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