January 18th, 2010, 6:29 pm |
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by Michelle
Here’s another example (along with Jennifer Garner—sorry to keep snarking on you, Jen) of a hairstyle that ages you. Diane Kruger usually gets it right, but last night things went very, very wrong. It’s another half-mullet, with the upper part of her locks held back with a jewelled barette and the underneath part curled in what looks like ringlets.
Diane gets a pass because, after all, she used to be a model—so it’s hard to make her look BAD. (And of course I get that you need to harmonize your hair with your dress, so one might be tempted to try the Old Hollywood Hair.)
I just think it rarely works outside the pages of a magazine. Check out her fantastic (and younger, fresher) mid-length waves at the People’s Choice Awards and then come back here and tell me if I’m wrong.
January 18th, 2010, 6:13 pm |
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by Michelle
Catching up on the Globes gossip today, it seems like most people loved Drew Barrymore‘s hair and makeup. Me? I miss the old Drew. The Drew that wore that crazy-ass big, blonde, bouffant, Marilyn Monroe-style hair at these same awards last year.
This, of course, is still very pretty. The side-parted updo is très elegant along with the subtle eye makup and matte pink lip. It’s just not sexy, you know? I’ve come to expect a bit of rock ‘n’ roll from Drew, so let’s hope she brings it when it counts: at the Oscars.
January 18th, 2010, 6:00 pm |
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by Michelle
I’ll always have a soft spot for my beauty doppelganger Nicole Kidman. (She’s my celebrity double—I’ve always been told that I look like her, which was cool 10 years ago, but becomes less and less so as she dabbles in lip injections and Botox. Please stop, Nicole!)
Anyway—questionable dermatological procedures aside, I think she looked great last night. Particularly because I’m falling in love with this NEXT BIG HAIR TREND: the side bun. Ain’t it purty? (Once I get my hands on a good tutorial for this, I’ll post a how-to.)
She has also taken her hair back to a more flattering auburn hue, which I definitely prefer over the blonde we’ve seen in recent years. (Despite appearances, though, she’s actually a natural blonde, not a redhead.)
