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Ever fallen asleep on your keyboard? We're talking face pressed upon keys, with an endless stream of "jknnjkkkkkkkkk" typing onto your screen? Well there's a new, comfy way to pass out on those QWERTYs.

Behold: the QWERTY sofa from Zo_loft Architecture. It's not so much a QWERTY sofa as it is an ERTY one, thanks to a few key letters missing. Still, it folds flat into a sofa bed while small electro-monitors control every key (or cushion) so you can adjust its height and turn it into your very own playground. The couch gets major points for its fun and incredibly unique design, but we also can't help but think it belongs in a tech company's lobby or an airport terminal. We want to know what's on your mind, so spell it out for us — love it or leave it?

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QWERTY Sofa: Love It or Leave It?

Love it — Just look at that sofa stunner!

Leave it — Meh, this geeky couch is nothing special.

On the heels of her run-in with the law, Reese Witherspoon made headlines again last night. The newly brunette actress posed alongside Mud costar Matthew McConaughey at the film's NYC premiere in a sleek LBD — which featured an embellished neckline — and classic black pumps. To finish, she accessorized with a black and gold clutch. Despite the attention surrounding her and husband Jim Toth's disorderly conduct and DUI arrest (respectively) on Friday night, Witherspoon looked every bit the sexy starlet. Are you a fan of her look? Or do you think she should have kept a more subdued low profile?

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Are You Into Reese Witherspoon's Look?

Love it — Reese looks great, and that's all there is to it.

Leave it — She should have kept a low profile!

When Jessica Biel stepped out with husband Justin Timberlake in NYC last night, she was all business on top, but her trousers told a slightly more provocative story. The actress, who we're more likely to see sporting skinny jeans and Nike Dunks, opted for a fashion-forward ensemble that combined a buttoned-up collared blouse and long wool coat with a pair of see-through flared pants and cap-toe heels. It's safe to say that undergarment-revealing pants are a bold departure from Biel's more feminine, girl-next-door looks, but she was also careful to follow an essential rule of styling: balance out the overt sexiness of one piece with something more conservative. Now, we're turning it over to you — did she successfully pull together all of the pieces or did her pants overpower the look?

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Does Jessica Biel's Latest Look Work?

Love it — she tried something different and it works!

Leave it — it looks like she dressed for two different events.

Still deciding — I'll tell you what I think in the comments.

The ePad Femme is not your average, ordinary tablet. It may sound like another feminine hygiene product, but, according to the ePad Femme's maker, it's actually "the first tablet for women"!

Aww, isn't that sweet? We'll let you be the judge.

The Middle East-based Eurostar Group has made the ePad Femme exclusively for women. Since the iPad and Kindle are just too manly, the eight-inch tablet comes with a pink background (every girl's "favorite" color) and apps that are already preloaded (because we can't make our own decisions). Don't worry, the apps for yoga, grocery lists, and recipes are everything "a woman who might find difficulties in terms of downloading" would need.

The ePad Femme will retail for about $190. But ladies, let's get real . . . what do you think of the female-focused tablet?

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A Tablet Made For Women: Love It or Leave It?

Love it — We need more devices built for women.

Leave it — The pink background and preloaded apps are insulting.

What would Rihanna wear to the celebration of her collection launch at the River Island store in London? Rihanna for River Island, naturally. The singer chose one of the most eye-catching pieces in the line: boyfriend-style denim that gives the illusion that she layered on two different pairs (one light, one dark) on top of one another. Up top Rihanna sported a boxy white crop top, then finished off with black ankle-strap sandals and an assortment of her signature gold jewels. You have to give it up to her for designing such a unique piece, but tell us, would you wear it?

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Would You Wear Rihanna's Jeans?

Yes — they're so innovative and cool.

No way — they're a little too over the top for my taste.

Tech can certainly be fashionable, but how about when that tech gets right into the fibers of fashion? At New York Fashion Week, designer Vivienne Tam debuted a dress emblazoned loud and proud with a QR code. The dress is part of the designer's Fall 2013 collection, which combines a pop art influence with the aesthetic of a Mao Zedong-style military jacket.

With its bold color scheme and graphic print of a joyous President Obama, the dress is certainly a refreshing look from the runway. After seeing more tech meets fashion in the world — Carrie Underwood's light show Grammy dress was one for the geek fashion books — we have to know, would you add a QR-code dress to your wardrobe?

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Are QR Codes the Fashion Print of the Future?

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Beyoncé stood out in a black-and-white Osman by Osman Yousefzada jumpsuit at the Grammys, but she's not the only one who's gone against the fashion grain recently by donning pants on the red carpet. Jennifer Lawrence chose a navy-and-black-striped Stella McCartney jumpsuit at the 2013 Santa Barbara International Film Festival, and Sarah Jessica Parker showed off a black Elie Saab jumpsuit with a subtle keyhole with Jean-Michel Cazabat pumps at the BAFTA Awards in London. So tell us: after seeing these dressed-up jumpsuits cropping up on the red carpet, are you a fan of the new trend, or would you prefer to see celebs stick to gowns?

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Red-Carpet Trend Alert: Celebs Forego Gowns For Jumpsuits

I'm a jumpsuit fan — It's such a fresh look.

No, I prefer gowns on the red carpet.

I'm not sure — it depends on the event.

Girls star Allison Williams hit the red carpet at tonight's Grammy Awards in true glamour-girl mode. She arrived on the arm of her friend Katy Perry wearing a black diamond-encrusted column gown by Kaufmanfranco, which she paired with easygoing curls and smoky eye makeup. Allison accessorized her look with a pair of shimmering drop earrings and a couple of oversize cocktail rings. Are you loving her look?

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Grammy Awards: Allison Williams

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Alicia Keys hit the Grammys red carpet in a sexy black cutout, fishtail-hemmed gown by Azzedine Alaïa — her second time wearing the label in a week, after donning a red formfitting number at the Super Bowl last Sunday. Between the croc embossing on the crisscross top, the buckle detailing at the waist, and the soft pleating at the hem, the textural intrigue on Keys's dress certainly deserves a second glance. Her slicked-back hair and matching black-and-white earrings and ring completed the dark ensemble. So, how did Alicia do?

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Grammy Awards: Alicia Keys

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Solange Knowles had us green with envy donning a beaded emerald gown by Ralph & Russo Couture at the 2013 Grammy Awards. From the structured cap sleeves to its thigh-high slit, Solange was all-out glam. Fluorescent spiked Christian Louboutin pumps, au naturel curls, and a few statement rings completed her red-carpet look. Was this a win for Solange?

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Grammy Awards: Solange Knowles

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