• Love him, hate him, swoon over him on The Voice: Adam Levine has been chosen America's Sexiest Man Alive by the authorities at People magazine. They tested things like maximum sex-ability, and abs-tasticness, and general smoldering-ness, and decided that Levine beat out all other hotties to take top honors. So the next time you see him, give him a high five, we suppose. [People


• Queen Elizabeth doesn't mess around. When it comes to nail polishes, there is only one she'll step to: Essie's Ballet Slippers, a perfect pale pink polish if ever there was one. And get this? She's been wearing the same shade since 1989. Now that's commitment. [Huffington Post]

• Beautycounter is a beauty and skincare line aimed at getting the garbage out of cosmetics. To that end, they've created a "never list," of nasty toxic stuff that you should avoid in your beauty products. You can print out the list and keep it in your wallet to make sure that the mascaras and lip balms you buy don't contain any of the verboten toxic chemicals. Or, you could be lazy like us, and just buy Beautycounter's in-house line of all natural products instead. [Stylelist]

• Oh hello, we didn't see you there -- we were too busy staring at these amazing ice cream stilettos. Because they're from Charlotte Olympia, we're betting they're more than the price of a few cones, but that won't stop us from salivating in their general direction, anyway. [Incredible Things]

• The Japanese crooked teeth trend is nothing new. Young women pay good money to have dentists ruin their smiles by gluing in fake crooked teeth their mouths. The procedure, called "Tsuke-Yaeba" can cost upwards of $300, and aims to appeal to people who are into the whole nerd chic thing -- think of it as sort of the next step up from a gap tooth or a cute girl with glasses. Now the Tsuke-Yaeba trend has its own band. They're called TYB48, and they're a gaggle of cute-as-pie girls with crooked teeth who've put out a CD to promote the work of a particular dental salon. Their song? It's called "Mind If I Bite," natch. [Beautylish]

• May the games be ever in your favor, and if not the games, the at least clothes, with Net-A-Porter's amazing Hunger Games: Catching Fire collection. The 16-piece Capitol Couture by Trish Summerville collection goes on sale November 21. Pieces start at $100. We think Katniss would approve. [Racked]