One starlette stood out amongst the rest on Sunday night at the 62nd Primetime Emmy Awards, Glee's Lea Michele. Classic perfection. Her navy, silk Oscar de la Renta gown complimented her figure, yet the ruffles at the bottom made it a red carpet stunner. With such an elegant look complimented by over 400 carats of Lorraine Schwarts mesh jewels, I was glad to see the birthday girl left her hair down. Everything worked.
“Lea wanted her hair to look touchable and super modern, and full hair with lots of volume and a bit of roughness was perfect against her flawless gown” said her stylist Mark Townsend.
Love the look? Follow the step-by-step straight from Townsend himself. Since Lea is in the middle of shooting Glee, she wasn't able to experiment with color, but Townsend added custom pieces into her hair for dimension.
Starting with clean, damp hair, he used Dove Body & Lift Volumizing Mousse and blow dried with a round brush for added lift. Then, he used a 2" curling iron to give slight bend (not actually curl the hair) from the ends to the roots and clipped each section with a barrel clip for five minutes to allow them to cool.
To achieve the undone look, Townsend took the hair out of the clips and scrunched it with Dove Daily Moisture Therapy Replenishing Mist. To finish, he spritzed a small, natural bristle eyebrow brush with hairspray and ran it through her bangs creating a center part.
Lea also carried around hairspray with the eyebrow brush in her clutch in case she need to touch up!
Do you have any tattoos? How many do you actually still like? I'll confess... I have more than one... and I hate one of them. It needs to be removed as soon as possible, but at the moment, I didn't think before I inked. Truth is – about 45 million Americans have at least one tattoo and nearly half of them regret it.
According to an AskJeeves.com survey, about 50% of men find tattoos on women to be a huge turn off. A very attractive man once told me, "Seeing a tattoo on a hot woman is like seeing a bumper sticker on a Ferrari." Enough said.
Within the blink of an eye, Taylor Momsen has become the it girl of the moment. She practically graces every tabloid and even appears to be outshining her Gossip Girl costars- not an easy feat indeed.
So why is Little J the object of the public’s fascination? Well, the actress knows how to juggle many different projects, as the lead singer for her rock band Pretty Reckless, and as the face of Madonna’s new fashion line “Material Girl” and John Galliano’s perfume debuting this fall. Taylor has also had a remarkable style evolution, from her ingénue days of playing it safe to her current dramatic look of platinum blonde hair extensions and raccoon eyes (and can’t forget that Joan Jett inspired do’ somewhere in between).
Besides the fact that Victoria Beckham looks like a stick figure, she also has a lot of muscle definition and according to her trainer, Ronald Jean of 
Get a buzz in the tub... well, almost. I'm not talking about sipping a glass of wine or champagne while taking a relaxing bubble bath. Who has time for that anyway? I'm talking about lathering up with Zirh Cocktail Bars, $15 ea.
There's a drink for everyone's tastebuds including screwdrivers, Long Island iced teas, 
Welcome to 2010, a decade where it seems like looks are everything. When it comes to getting hired and climbing the corporate ladder truth is – your resume will only get you so far.
According to a Newsweek study, more and more hiring managers are seeking attractiveness and confidence over well qualified, unattractive candidates. Living in a culture consumed by image, being an average candidate for the position with good looks wins almost every time – and no, it doesn't depend on the industry.
Everyone knows that men like to be pampered – as a matter of fact, they make up about 1/3 of the spa goer population. According to the 2010 Day Spa Goer Report, even though men may still be the minority of day spa clients, when they do pay a visit, they spend more and are more loyal to a facility.
Special salons or shall I say – barber shops – are popping up in major cities like New York, Los Angeles and Miami that cater to their manly needs and go way beyond the hair cut. The 
Boredom and breakups are two of the most popular reasons women change their hairstyles. Thinking back, I've definitely had my fair share experimenting with cuts and colors. From blonde, to chunky red highlights and as of late a brunette I forever change my hair color due to boredom – and I think I finally found that my natural color (deepened a little of course) suits me best!
According to a survey by hairdresser Andrew Collinge, a woman will change her hairstyle 104 different times throughout her life, with most of the changes happening between the ages of 13 and 65.
What if there was a lip gloss that had the strong pigment of a lipstick, and the smooth application and luster of a gloss? Estee Lauder’s new Pure Color Gloss has just that. I've always been a fan of Pure Gloss, which provides long-lasting color and hydration (minus the stickiness)!
The new collection has a spectrum of 34 hues in shine, shimmer, or sparkle finishes so you can choose your desired look for any occasion. It also features six colors created by Tom Pecheux, Estee Lauder’s Creative Makeup Director and beauty guru to the fashion world. As someone who has worked with countless celebrities, Pecheux’s custom colors are stylish and playful—and still classy reflecting the brand etiquette of Estee Lauder..
