Need to update your updo? Take a cue from stars at the Golden Globe Awards, who gave their hair a twist — literally. Whether they were adding curls to straight hair or just letting their natural waves flow, these stars suggest that a little movement can have a big impact on the red carpet. Read on to see some of the evening's best.
Mining past decades for inspiration, Hollywood's hottest hairstylists gave their celebrity clients beautiful curls for the Golden Globe Awards. The look isn't about literally mimicking the look of the '40s and '50s, though. Instead, these stars borrow from past silver-screen beauties while letting their hair have more movement. Is this a preview of what we'll see at the Oscars next month? We'll just wait and see who'll ride that wave, but for now, check out some of the evening's best vintage-inspired hairstyles.
A big winner last night (picking up Golden Globes for Best Dramatic Actress and Best Supporting Actress), Kate Winslet looked equally award-winning on the red carpet in her black YSL gown. As she accepted her statues, you may have noticed her lovely nails – that's Lippman Rhapsody in White.
Makeup artist Jillian Dempsey created this beautiful look for Kate Winslet. To find out how to re-create it at home, read more
When you're sixteen years old, the most flattering makeup is fresh and light, much like Miley Cyrus's look at the Golden Globes. Makeup artist Mai Quynh, working with Mark cosmetics, created this easy look for the teenage superstar. I like it on the red carpet, but it would be just as appropriate with jeans and a tee. Here's how to steal Miley's makeup look:
- Face: For everyday wear, stick with a tinted moisturizer that lets your skin show through. Use a sheer cheek stain (Miley wore Just Pinched Instant Blush Tint in Nude) on the apples of cheeks. Let your cheeks capture the light by applying luminizer or a sheer gold powder blush such as Golden Glo.
- Eyes: Create the appearance of larger eyes by sweeping shimmery eye shadow on the inner V of your eyelids. (Quynh used Shimmer Cubes in Moonlight and Shimmer Bars in Twilight on Miley.) Then, use a shimmery bronze eye shadow in the creases of the eyelid; use the same color to line the bottom lash line. Follow with black mascara.
- Lips: Quynh played up Miley's lips in two steps. First, she applied Gleamstick in Platonic, a neutral pinky brown. She followed with a sheer pink gloss — in this case, Glow Baby Glow gloss in Smooches.
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It was all about the underdog last night, as Slumdog Millionaire was the big winner at the 2009 Golden Globe Awards. And the film's young star, Freida Pinto, was most definitely a winner with this look. With you calling her "gorgeous," "stunning," and "a natural beauty," you were clearly digging her total ensemble.
Want to play celebrity makeup artist at home? Well, thanks to Jeffery Paul, who created Pinto's fresh look, you can try your hand a recreating her glowing makeup using champagne, pinks, and gold accents from Jouer cosmetics:
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Hayden Panettiere is a consistent hit on the red carpet, and most of you loved her makeup at the Golden Globe Awards. Makeup artist Amy Oresman created this look for the Neutrogena Natural Radiance Bronzer in Sunkissed, sweeping it through the crease of her eyelid, on her cheekbones, and down to her clavicle. To further warm up Hayden's face, she used a round brush to apply two shades of Neutrogena Soft Color Blush (Sunny Spice and Divine Wine) to the apples of her cheeks. If you like, finish with a soft tap of bronzer on your nose — you'll look as though you've just had an afternoon in the sun.
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Last night, Blake Lively stepped out in a gown (that most of you hated) and very casual hair for the red carpet. However, her makeup's spot on. She typically chooses similar beauty looks for the red carpet and on the set of Gossip Girl. As the saying goes: "If it's not broken . . ."
Makeup artist Angela Levin, working with Chanel, created last night's look for Blake. To find out how to recreate it at home, read more
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