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Beauty Byte: Amy Winehouse Says Yes, Yes, Yes to a Beauty Line
If you're into winged eyeliner, you'll be happy to know that Amy Winehouse is expanding her talents far beyond the music business. The soulful jazz singer (who just went to visit her incarcerated hubby) is set to create a line of hair and makeup products that will include star items such as hairspray, head scarves — and of course, black liquid eyeliner.
An anonymous friend of Amy's explained the reasoning behind the line, saying:
Amy’s style has been copied by girls around [England] and there’s a lot of money to be made.
How-To: A Honey of a Hive
For those of you saucy Bella Donnas who strive for a hip beehive that stars such as Amy Winehouse are making chic again, here's an easy way to recreate this punkier and slightly messier version of the popular '50s hairstyle at home.
There's no doubt that you can use a wig, like makeup artist and hairstylist Yvette Beebe did here for Halloween. But if you want to rock a hive with your own hair in under five, you'll need:
- a styling spray
- a comb
- a set of bobby pins
- firm hold hairspray
Halloween How-To: Amy Winehouse
I'm hearing a lot of buzz about people going as Amy Winehouse this Halloween, which is a great idea—her look is unmistakable, and it's over-the-top fun. So when makeup artist Yvette Beebe offered to show me how to recreate her hair and makeup, I jumped at the chance to share the steps with you. Yvette has her own cosmetics line, and she really knows how to get a rocker-girl look down pat—not surprising, since she went on tour with Pink to give her that cool-girl look.
How-To: Amy Winehouse's Beehive
A year ago, the only people talking about Amy Winehouse were music aficionados. Fast-forward to the present day, and she's become a sort of style icon. While her look isn't for everybody, I like the fact that she has her own individualistic look.
Build a Bouffant with Bust
I know some of you are already fans of Bust magazine (I'm willing to bet money that Krampalicious is a long-time reader like me). But since it's an independent magazine that isn't carried all over the place, it might be new to some of you. If you like smart stories and saucy sex advice and fashion spreads that have curvy girls as well as slim ones, you'll like it a lot.
Trend Alert: Heavily Lined Eyes
Heavily lined eyes have been a part of beauty for decades. The trend began in the 60's mod era, and we can see it recreated by Sienna Miller playing Edie Sedgwick in Factory Girl. Since then, it's made appearances in the 70's, in bright colors in the 80's and again in black in the 90's.
Love It or Hate It? Amy Winehouse's Neo-'60s Style
Singer Amy Winehouse is getting attention not just for her old-school Motown tunes, but for her funky beehive hair and winged eyeliner, too. What do you think of her unusual hair and makeup look? Source
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Each year, there are several It costumes from which to choose. Last year it was Sarah Palin, the year before that it was Amy Winehouse, and 10 years ago, I seem to recall lots of Monica Lewinskys strutting their stuff. This year, if I had to wager, I'd say we'll be seeing several Kate Gosselins, Anna Wintours, Michael Jacksons, and Rihannas — just to name a few.
The 2009 Skinnies Honor Epidermal Excellence
Awards season is in full swing, and along with the red-carpet galas, there's one less-publicized awards ceremony: the Skinnies. Every year, San Francisco dermatologist Dr. Vail Reese looks at the world's most famous faces, keeping an eye on their skin's changes.
Bella Donna: Ronnie Spector
Girl groups from the Spice Girls to Le Tigre might not exist were if not for Ronnie Spector, the lead singer of 1960s girl band The Ronettes and first wife of murder suspect (and alleged nutball) Phil Spector. During a time when multiracial, all-female bands (Ronnie and her sister-cum-bandmate Estelle's mother was black and Native American, their father Irish) were uncommon, The Ronettes topped charts. Their most famous song, "Be My Baby" (yes, from Dirty Dancing) has been covered or sampled by bands from The Beatles to Concrete Blonde to Amy Winehouse.
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