Our favorite neighborhood salon, JUNO, will be partying it up today at their 8th and Lincoln store from 4 to 6 pm.

The salon will host a DJ, and be handing out fun hair tips, discounts, and free water bottles - which we can definitely use in today's muggy weather!

So stop by and wait out the rush-hour traffic at JUNO - you'll walk out looking even more fabulous than when you walked in. What more could you ask for?

We all know condoms are one of the best and most cost-effective ways to protect yourself from STDs pregnancy. But did you know they also make a fashion statement? Inhabitat picked up on an apparently increasing fashion trend of using latex condoms to create clothing.

And these are so much more than boudoir-specific attire. Condom dresses are appearing all over the internet and even in some fashion shows. Many of the designs are downright beautiful.



And while we're not quite sure we buy that these ensembles are "eco-friendly" (unless they're made with expired or - gag - used condoms), they certainly ARE fascinating. And definitely make a statement about safer sex and how it can be beautiful and sexy.

David Beckham today unleashed his latest ad campaing for Emporio Armani in London!

More drop dead gorgeous pics here.

PrideFest is coming up and who knew that Gillette was so up on male grooming? They give you pretty detailed instructions on how to make your groin … well, pretty.

There's even video … no lie! Along with your groin they show you how to shave your head, chest, back and armpits.

Check it out and like they say, "trimming the bush makes the tree look taller."

Click here to watch and learn.

"Dip died" Coroyal swim shorts from Diesel (available at www.internationaljock.com).

If you're not ready to take off your shirt, then you HAVE to hit Bodylab's ab class. They're at 101 Broadway and if you don't get results from this class … throw in the towel! PrideFest is about 4 weeks away!

Doll-like beauty Amanda Lepore launched her new fragrance "Amanda" in NYC. Lepore sang a sultry rendition of "Happy Birthday" to Lance Bass – lucky girl.

Even though my last name is Montoya, suffice to say my Spanish no es bueno. I'm from that generation where my parents as well all of my aunts and uncles didn't teach or generation to speak Spanish. Unfortunate but true – so the Spanish I did learn was in school and for some reason my Spanish gets better after a couple of margaritas! Yo no se?

But I speak enough Spanish to know the words, "Grande," "Caliente" and "Lindo."

These guys are hot and their shirts are hotter and you can get them at www.gaytshirt.com.

Que bueno, verdad?

Tonight on Sirius XM radio fashion megadesigner Isaac Mizrahi will debut his radio 5-week, hourly radio show on Sirius 112 (The Martha Stewart Channel) and XM 157.

The show called, Tell Me Everything, airs 7-8pm (EST – that's 5-6pm Denver time) and Mizrahi has a mission to demystify style and fashion. It should be part of everyone's life. He'll take on-air calls from designers, stylists, and everyday people who have questions and ideas. Style is a constant evolution and Mizrahi will mix his magic with the microphone.

Following up his radio show, Mizrahi will join Kelly Rowland on Bravo TV's, The Fashion Show, (airing May 7 – check local listings) where 15 professional designers will compete in a fashion creative competition series for a chance to have their designs sold in the retail market and win a $125,000 prize. They will be joined by fellow judge Fern Mallis from IMG Fashion. For more on the upcoming show, chick here.

TLC is coming to Denver and we need YOU to nominate a friend, lover, family member or co-worker whose wardrobe is screaming for a make-over! You gotta know someone who needs help! The city is filled with unique individuals who aren't dressing to their full potential!

WHAT NOT TO WEAR provides fashion intervention to people nominated by friends/family/co-worker as someone who desperately needs a style overhaul! Fashion experts, Stacy London and Clinton Kelly then confront the person and reveal their plan to teach them "WHAT NOT TO WEAR" sorting through the person's current wardrobe and providing them with rules for maximizing their best assets and personal style. They are given a Visa card worth $5,000, and its time to hit the shops. After a consultation with Stacy and Clinton on these new clothing choices, along with a dramatic hair and makeup revamp, viewers will see a complete transformation and a stunning reveal.

For fashion before and after photos visit the official Web site of WHAT NOT TO WEAR at www.discovery.com and click on TLC

*Send an email telling WNTW about the person you'd like to nominate and about yourself and your relationship to that person.

FMI contact, Susan Fried at sfried@bbcnyproduction.com, 212 254-2629, ext. 22.

Spring and summer isn't too far away and the goddess of all things pretty, Lilly Pulitzer has a spring/summer line that allows your mind to forget what's going on in the world to day and be fancy and carefree – you can't help it. Take a look at the little Fiesta dress and the Charles blazer – totally fun!

Fifty years worth of cheery, campy Lilly Pulitzer prints have become shorthand for spring and summer fashion.



Some are sweet - flowers and palm trees - and others are sassy - streakers and martini glasses - but there's never been a print repeated for a second season.

They're similar enough, though, that they're all recognizable as Lillys. The common thread often are the bright shades of pink, yellow, green and blue that originally covered up Pulitzer's fruit stains when she was squeezing juice at a stand in Palm Beach, Fla.

The AP asked the company's current creative director Janie Schoenborn to pick out a hit parade of prints:



- Jubilee Patch, a checkerboard of all the most popular motifs, ranging from tigers to toile. There's more pink, green and yellow than you'd find in most Easter baskets.

- Ring My Bell, a pink, white and two-tone green print that recreates in colorful style the curlycues of the ironwork of the gate in front of Pulitzer's home in the 1960s.

- Streaker, a classic rule-breaker print with naked male and female cartoonish bodies set among pop-art waves of green, hot pink and blue, as well as oversized floating flowers in orange and pink. From a distance, you can't see the specifics of the print, says Schoenborn, so it was a way for Pulitzer's social set to be a little edgy without everyone knowing it.

- An ode to Disney, an explosion of Mickeys and Minnies in pink, green and yellow, from the early '70s as Disney World was opening in Orlando - a very big deal in Florida. Even then, Schoenborn says, Disney had very particular rules about using Mickey Mouse's likeness.

- Color by Numbers, an oversized floral in mostly dark pink and white with touches of green, is new this spring. There's an outline of a blooming garden with only portions filled in. Even though it's the finished print, it still looks like a work in progress. (AP)