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Beauty Battle: Emily VanCamp and Katharine McPhee's Pink Lipstick

At Clinique's Dramatically Different Party last night, Emily VanCamp and Katharine McPhee decided to punch up their looks with a bold lip.

At Clinique's Dramatically Different Party last night, Emily VanCamp and Katharine McPhee decided to punch up their looks with a bold lip. Emily's hot-pink hue was a shade that bordered on magenta with purple undertones that works great with cool skin tones. On the other hand, Katharine's choice, Clinique's Chubby Stick in Mega Melon, was a muted mix of pink and orange, making the perfect salmon shade that complements warm complexions. "Kat is always amazing to work with! She is young and fresh so we kept the makeup simple with a pop color on her lips," her makeup artist Gianpaolo Ceciliato explained. Both looks have a hint of pink but are far more interesting than the average bubblegum shade. We know you'll be trying the bright lip trend this season, but which shade is your favorite from last night?

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The New Way to Do a Milkmaid Braid à la Beth Behrs

Last night at the Monsters University premiere in LA, Beth Behrs did a new take on a favorite Summer style.

Last night at the Monsters University premiere in LA, Beth Behrs did a new take on a favorite Summer style. While we're used to seeing the classic milkmaid braid, Beth added even more texture by pinning up two fishtail braids instead. Her stylist Aviva Perea curled her hair in one-inch sections wrapping each piece in opposite directions. Then she used Dove Invigorating Dry Shampoo ($5) all over her hair to help add texture. Perea made four braids, two behind each ear. The braids were half fishtail with the ends being regular three-strand braids. She pinned up the braids to frame Beth's blunt bangs and left tendrils around her face to draw attention to the colorful eye makeup.

Her makeup artist, Jamie Greenberg, created the colorful eye makeup with a mix of pink, purple, and burgundy eye shadows to make her blue eyes pop. She started by applying a primer to lids for staying power. The pink shade on Beth's crease is Mark i-Mark Eye Shadow in Luvstruck ($7) mixed with a darker burgundy shade on the outer corners. Greenberg then used a purple hue to line the eyes. Finally, she layered black mascara with YSL Volume Effect Faux Cils Mascara in Burgundy ($30). Even though Beth wore this look on the red carpet, it's easily translatable to any Summer soiree this season.

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Beauty Battle: January Jones and Taylor Swift's Aquamarine Eyes

Already we have seen marine-hued eye makeup on the runways and red carpet, and last night both January Jones and Taylor Swift tried on the trend.

Already we have seen marine-hued eye makeup on the runways and red carpet, and last night both January Jones and Taylor Swift tried on the trend. At the Women in Film Crystal + Lucy Awards, January lined her eyes with an iridescent emerald eyeliner with a cat-eye flick and a shimmer finish. The emerald hue also matched January's glittering green earrings for a polished look. Taylor wore a similar eye makeup look at the FiFi Awards. The singer mixed bronze shadow with shimmering blue eyeliner. Both women chose a winning combination with the blond hair, blue eyes, and sea-themed makeup. But who wore the look best?

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Fresh Faced: Whose Summer Makeup Had the Most Glow?

Temperatures are creeping up, which means heavy makeup is bound to start melting down faces, but three celebrities had the right idea this week: fresh-faced skin with a natural glow.

Temperatures are creeping up, which means heavy makeup is bound to start melting down faces, but three celebrities had the right idea this week: fresh-faced skin with a natural glow. Jada Pinkett Smith was positively glowing at the premiere of After Earth, while Jessica Stam opted for dewy skin to match her pretty pink frock. And Rooney Mara stuck to blush and little else at the Social Innovation Summit. This makeup look is perfect for Summer, but who wore it best?

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Bridal Makeup Ideas From the Red Carpet

Your wedding can be likened to any major red carpet event.

Your wedding can be likened to any major red carpet event. There will be photographers, men in suits, and to-die-for fashion, so why not look to the ladies who walk the carpet all the time? We've rounded up some of our favorite celebrity makeup looks to inspire your bridal style, whether you're walking down the aisle or attending as a guest or bridesmaid. Click through to see the best of these formal eye and lip looks up close.

Be sure to check out our other celebrity-inspired wedding beauty looks, too, from stunning updos, manicure options, and glamorous hair accessories.

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Get the Looks: Jessica Szohr and Rose Byrne at the Internship Premiere

Last night at the Internship premiere, Jessica Szohr and Rose Byrne both wowed the crowd with sultry makeup looks.

Last night at the Internship premiere, Jessica Szohr and Rose Byrne both wowed the crowd with sultry makeup looks. Jessica went with a sexy smoky eye, while Rose went with a lighter look that still smoldered. Find out the products and techniques used to create both red carpet looks.

Jessica Szohr played up her eyes with a subtle smoky eye. Her makeup artist Mai Quynh started by applying Shiseido Shimmering Cream Eye Shadow ($25) in Caviar (an inky hue) all over lids up to the crease. "I like to start with the eye makeup because I can clean up any fallen shadow on her bare skin," Quynh said. Then, she used a mix of the black and brown shades from the Femme Fatale Dolce & Gabbana Eye Shadow Quad ($59) in Jessica's crease. A touch of the black shade was also used underneath the eyes. Finally, Quynh lined the entire eye with Becca Automatic Eye Pencil ($23) and swiped on two coats of Diorshow Black Out Mascara ($25). This smoky eye is a look that won't overwhelm the beginner, and it's subtle enough to wear to an afternoon party. Make sure to balance the look with a soft lip like Jessica's Nars Satin Lipstick ($26) in Tolède.

Rose Byrne went with a lighter look that still had a touch of edge. "Rose's dress was so sophisticated yet sweet, so I wanted the makeup to be a little bit on the tougher side," said her makeup artist Monika Blunder. "My inspiration was Kate Moss — a rimmed black eye to create a smudgy, smoldering look." Her eyes were shaded with Chanel Quadra Eye Shadow ($43) in Premier Regard. Blunder applied the bronze shade to the lid first, then used the shimmering black hue on the outer corners and crease. She defined the eyes with liner, and three coats of mascara completed the eye makeup. Blunder complemented the dramatic eyes with peachy cheeks using a Chanel Powder Blush ($43) called In Love. The last touch was a nude lipstick, Rouge Allure Lip Colour ($34) in Gracile.

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Behind-the-Scenes Beauty: Get Kerry Washington's Scandal Makeup Look

On Scandal, Kerry Washington (as Olivia Pope) portrays a businesswoman with influence in high places, which means her makeup palette is always work-appropriate and simply stunning.

On Scandal, Kerry Washington (as Olivia Pope) portrays a businesswoman with influence in high places, which means her makeup palette is always work-appropriate and simply stunning. And as it turns out, it's so easy to do at home, you'll want to wear it every day. You can see more of her character's standout beauty moments on the season finale tonight on ABC at 10 p.m. EDT. But before then, see what Denise Hooper, makeup department head for the show, reveals about getting Olivia's signature look when you read more.

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Heidi Klum, Hayden Panettiere, and More Celebrate Versace's Latest

Last night marked the launch of Versus Versace, and the event was a star-studded affair.

Last night marked the launch of Versus Versace, and the event was a star-studded affair. Celebrities like Heidi Klum and Hayden Panettiere stepped out sporting some seriously gorgeous beauty looks that almost distracted us from the beautiful clothing. Want to see more? Just keep clicking.

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50 Reasons Red Lipstick Will Never Go Out of Style

It's usually wise to stay away from sweeping generalizations, but it's pretty safe to say that red lipstick will never go out of style.

It's usually wise to stay away from sweeping generalizations, but it's pretty safe to say that red lipstick will never go out of style. From dark brick to candy apple, red lipstick has been a staple in makeup kits since the beginning of beauty time (whenever that was). On lips, this fiery hue conveys both sophistication and fearlessness. You'll find numerous shades for different skin tones, every occasion, and complementary eye-makeup ideas when you peruse this celebrity-inspired guide.