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1 Oscars Beauty: Hairstyles From the Back
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2 2010 Golden Globe Awards: Mo'Nique
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3 Mo'Nique Goes Unshaven. What Do You Think?
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4 2010 Screen Actors Guild Awards: Mo'Nique
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5 2010 Independent Spirit Awards: Mo'Nique
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6 2010 Oscars: Mo'Nique
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7 Oscars Trend Alert: Retro Updos
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8 Whose Oscars Hairstyle Was Best?
Mo'nique in Tadashi Shoji, Maggie Gyllenhaal in Dries Van Noten, Rachel McAdams in Elie Saab Haute Couture, and Gabourey Sidibe's money shot Marchesa. We saw it all over Fashion Week runways and red carpet celebs are taking note of one of the top trends from the catwalk. Check out our video to see who won our Arrive in Style Award for Color Queen on the Red Carpet. Read more
At the Oscars, hairstyles ranged from classic to cutting-edge. Of these women, whose style did you like most? Whose Oscars Hairstyle Was Best? Diane Kruger Carey Mulligan Mo'Nique Kristen Stewart Sandra Bullock Cameron Diaz Other — I'll tell you in a comment. Read more
We're so used to seeing photos of stars from the front, we neglect to mention what's going on in the back. We're talking updos, and on Oscars night, there were plenty to inspire. Some stars chose simple chignons, while others brought in real gems. Check out what I mean now. Read more
Whether it was Mo'Nique taking a page out of Billie Holiday's book with white roses in her hair, Nicole Richie looking perfectly mod, or Diane Kruger accenting her Andrews Sisters-esque hair with a delicate barrette, retro updos were all over the Oscars red carpet. Elizabeth Banks, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Amanda Seyfried also went vintage when it came to their hair, and with this many stars Read more
Mo'Nique walked the red carpet looking great from head to toe. An Oscar nomination, a loving man by your side, and an impressive hairstyle will do that, no? As for her makeup, she chose her usual palette of warm-toned shades. What do you think of Mo'Nique's red carpet style? Two thumbs up? Vote on all of my Oscar polls here! 2010 Oscars: Mo'Nique Love it Hate it Read more
She's won just about every award possible for her role in Precious, but will Mo'Nique take home another statue tonight, too? That remains to be seen, but in the meantime, let's talk beauty. The comedienne and actress keeps her makeup palette on the warm side tonight, and her long lashes give the look plenty of drama. A sleek, high-slung pony provides a sophisticated finish. Are you awarding this Read more
For the Golden Globes, Mo'Nique wore warm, chocolate-brown tones For the SAGs, she's sticking to a similar theme. This time around, she opts for a less dramatic makeup look, all pulled together with a voluminous, flippy coiffure. Are you a fan of her natural, sophisticated style? Vote on all of my Screen Actors Guild polls here! 2010 Screen Actors Guild Awards: Mo'Nique Love Read more
I missed this on Sunday, but apparently Mo'Nique attended the Golden Globes with hairy legs. I know, breaking news, right? Actually, one paper thinks it is: a Daily News writer barely tries to conceal her horror in discussing the actress's leg hair. Mo'Nique, she writes, "forgot to take care of a little beauty matter before the awards — shaving her legs. And if she was at all embarrassed by Read more
Congratulations to Mo'Nique, who shined with that well-earned Golden Globe in her hand this evening. Mo'Nique went with the red carpet hairstyle she usually favors, a sleek bun. Tonight she switched up her makeup a little, wearing a pretty plum-chocolate lipstick and fawn eye shadow that stood out in a sea of pink lips and white shadow. What do you think? Did you love its low-key sophistication, Read more
While we love poring over the latest bridal confections from Vera Wang and Monique Lhuillier, there's really nothing more special than getting to see your wedding moments. Thus, we asked our readers to submit a photo of "the dress," and in return, you shared a plethora of gorgeous awe-inspiring gowns that are sure to provide brides-to-be with some serious styling cues. From dramatic trains in Read more
