If there is an era that your social influencer would love to have lived in, the Roaring Twenties would fit just right! That’s when the economy took an extraordinary increase in profit and everyone (well, mostly everyone) embellished themselves in extravagant dress wear and threw glamorous parties simply because they could.

Oh, what a fancy time in life that must have been! Men in tailored tuxedos and women in sleek fringe dresses adorned with bejeweled headbands and bobbed hair … SO MAJOR!!

There’s a scene in “Evita” where Eva Peron decides she has had about enough with people spreading false rumors about her, and consults to her personal team for a glamorous makeover.

During this musical number, “Rainbow High,” Evita sings about the new woman she wants to embody and portray to Argentinians.

One of her operative lines from that song, “so Christian Dior me, from my head to my toes,” is clearly proclaiming that this woman means business - and knows her fashion houses very well.

Billet-Doux: n. (bĭl'ā dōō, or "billa doo") A love letter. (literally "sweet letter" in French)

So, you have your friends and then you have the people who you think are your friends. Those people are called “frienamies.”

Urban dictionary defines a frienemy as someone who pretends to be your friend but really isn't, as in they turn on you.

Let’s face it, we have all been faced with fake friends. Hell, I'll be the first to admit I have been one. I committed the biggest sin of all in a friendship.I slept with my so-called best friend’s man. And not just once.

Darlings, les be honest here. For so long, women have had the pleasure of having more variety in the fashion department than men: from gowns to skirts to glitter to silk to glass slippers.

Unfortunately, some women don’t play with variety. Some women choose to look rather … boring. And that makes some gays mad.

To cure this catastrophe, we will be looking at four women who probably don’t need a gay friend to help them dress.

Tilda Swinton