Stop whatever you are doing immediately -- you HAVE to go check out these photos of Kristin Cavallari's wedding dress over on US Weekly. Like right now. Because if you were shocked to hear that she and Jay Cutler had finally tied the knot in a secret ceremony in Tennessee -- you'll be even more blown away by just how exquisite her Monique Lhuillier gown is.

WOW. Was she a gorgeous bride, or was she a gorgeous bride?!? Ok, so I know there isn't a really good, clear shot of the front of the dress yet, but based on the view we got from behind of her walking alongside her new hubby -- she really couldn't have picked a more stunning gown for the occasion.

The 67th annual Tony Awards went down at Radio City Music Hall in New York City last night, and plenty of stars turned out to partake in the evening's festivities. (Love that venue. There's just something so magical and classic about it.)

And yes, Neil Patrick Harris hosted the Tonys again, which is really the only reason any of us watch the Tonys to begin with. (Unless you're a huge theater buff, of course.) But while NPH and all his adorableness definitely stole the show, there were a few red carpet looks that turned heads too -- some in a good way, and others, well, not so much.

Yeahhhh, so, I'm certainly no fashionista, but I'm not exactly loving the new dress Desiree Harstock designed to wear for the next Bachelorette rose ceremony. People has a sneak peek of the royal blue gown -- which we'll get to see more of on Monday's episode.

Oh wait, you didn't know Des was a fashion gal? Yep. She totally is. She studied at L.A.’s Fashion institute of Design and Merchandising and even plans on sketching up her own wedding dress when the big day arrives.

And remember the red dress she wore when she got out of the limo and met Bachelor Sean Lowe? The one in the photo above? Yeah, that was her creation too.

Sigh. For as long as I can remember, I've practically been a slave to whatever the size label of the inside of my pants says -- because I've associated my attractiveness with it not going above a certain number. Every time I go shopping, I only choose things in "my" size, and if they don't fit, I won't buy them -- because wearing anything bigger than what I deem to be an appropriate size is basically like letting myself go or something.

But here's the thing -- over the past month-and-a-half or so, I've been eating healthy and working out like crazy. Like almost every single day of the week. And you know what? I look better. I've only lost about five pounds or so, but when I look in the mirror, I see a woman who looks more toned, fit, and (dare I say it?) -- GOOD.

And that's why I was kind of shocked when I went to try on a couple pairs of capri pants last weekend in "my" size, and they were too tight in the butt.

Ahhh. Summer. It's finally (almost) here, and you know what that means. It's time to hang up our coats, put our sweaters in storage, and bust out the dresses, skirts, shorts, bathing suits, flip-flops, and everything in between.

But it also means we need to switch up our beauty routines a bit since we can't hide under sweatshirts and baggy jeans anymore. And when it comes to looking good in the summertime, there are a few rules that no woman should ever, ever break -- for her own sake, as well as that of the general population.

Designers guessed that Baz Luhrmann's The Great Gatsby would be a box office hit this summer, and that's why we're seeing so many actresses and models on the red carpet now in '20s-inspired clothing and accessories.

The good news is that you can rock the look on even the most meager budget -- and you don't need a flapper's boyish figure to do it. Many designers are taking deco patterns and working them into more flattering styles that take a woman's curves into account. The Haute Hippie dress pictured here may send many of us into our very own Depression (it's $596 AFTER a 40% discount!), but don't fear ...

I've got more affordable Gatsby-inspired looks below!

Nothing says summer -- or summer comfort -- quite like a sundress. It's easy. It's perfect for pretty much any and all occasions. And it's cute. What more do you need? But not every dress is flattering for every body type. What's good for your friend isn't necessary good for you, and vice versa. You need to find what works for you. And I'm here to help you do that. Here are 7 sundresses perfect for every body type.

Damn. Why did I have to get married almost 10 years ago? If only I'd waited, I could've saved a ton of cash by picking up a gown from Target's new wedding dress collection. Yes, I said Target, and yes, I said they now carry wedding gowns.

Is this the best thing you've ever heard?

The line is called Tevolio and features dresses ranging in price from $69.99 to $129.99. In addition to wedding gowns, bridesmaids dresses are also available in a myriad of colors.

And the best part is, they're really, really cute.