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How-To: Amanda Peet's Hipster Ponytail
At a party in New York feting her Gotham magazine cover, actress Amanda Peet rocked a downtown style, from her Thakoon dress to her berry lips. Her messy, heavy-banged ponytail is the perfect top to her 1940s-ish makeup. Total girl-crush chic!
Love It or Hate It? Amanda Peet's Tousled Hair
Didja see Amanda Peet on last night's Letterman? She was there to promote the new X-Files movie, and she went with well-defined eyes just like she did at the Hancock premiere (Get the makeup tutorial here.)
I love this makeup look on her, but I'm just not feeling the hair. It looks a little messy and a bit stiff — which just doesn't flatter her gorgeous mane.
How-To: Amanda Peet's Hot Hot Hot Hancock Makeup
Amanda Peet hit this week's Los Angeles premiere of Hancock with sexy, sultry makeup. Her eyes looked like a feisty feline lined in a coppery brown and highlighted with this season's hottest color, gold. I've broken down her look so that you can recreate this sexy look in a few simple steps.
Love It or Hate It? Amanda Peet's Costume Institute Gala Look
The theme of this year's Costume Institute Gala is "Superheroes: Fashion and Fantasy." Looks like Amanda Peet got the memo, because her sparkling hair accessory seems like it was lifted from Wonder Woman's jewelry box. A little bit of shimmery white shadow near her inner eyes brightens her look, but I'm not crazy about the lipstick — it seems a little dull for this otherwise icy look.
Who Looks the Prettiest Plain-Faced at the P.S. Arts Party?
Looks like Kerry Washington, Rachel Bilson and Amanda Peet decided to keep things simple Thursday night at the P.S. Arts Party event. I think they are all gorgeous without having to wear a ton of makeup.
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Best of Bella, 7/6
- Charlize Theron's makeup artist offers some tips.
- Huzzah! The best shaving creams don't cost much money.
- How well do you remember Disney-heroine beauty trivia?
- Think you can't wear glitter? This gloss may make you think again.
- Steal Amanda Peet's sultry makeup look.
- Kerry Washington may or may not have developed this eye shadow palette, but it's a steal either way.
- Lots of discussion about the politics of skin-whitening creams.
- Paris haute couture hair and makeup: Super dramatic.
- Do you know which celebs used to be beauty queens?
- So, yeah.
Cult Favorite: Nars Blush in Orgasm
Since this week is super blush-centric, I thought I'd pay tribute to the queen of all blushers: Nars Cosmetics Blush in Orgasm ($25). When it first launched, girls giggled then oohed and aahed over the sexy name. In time, product sales shot to the moon and the lengthy wait lists became no laughing matter — attaining Orgasm was nearly impossible!
BellaSugar Interview: Byron Williams, Celebrity Hairstylist and Makeup Artist
If you haven't heard of makeup and hairstylist Byron Williams yet, don't worry, you will! Byron, who is originally from Korea, came to the Los Angeles to study fashion and design, but realized his passion lay more in hair and makeup. After attending the Vidal Sassoon Academy and working at Prive Salon (practically a Beverly Hills landmark), he decided to open his own salon on Robertson Boulevard called Byron Studio.
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