Showing posts with label beauty. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beauty. Show all posts

Monday, March 3, 2008

Beauty: Oscars 08





Barely There makeup was a definite trend at the Oscars this year. Here are some great examples - which by the way don't mean no makeup, but makeup that makes me look like I'm not wearing any. I love that. These looks would be great for your wedding day. My favorite trick in these is the white/silver pencil on the inside corner of the eyes...

Wednesday, January 30, 2008

Wedding Bling







No, we are not talking about the typical diamond engagement ring. We're talking about ways to add some personality to wedding dress without doing the predictable colored sash. We like the idea of using something you could wear everyday but when paired with your dress it really comes to life in a way that says "you". Don't think you have to do the traditional pearls or crystals. Where colored shoes are more popular today, so is colored jewelry. Wedding "jewelry" can mean a necklace, bracelet, pin or even hairpin/barrettes. And the beauty of it is that it doesn't even have to be expensive...just you.

Tuesday, January 15, 2008

Spring 08 Makeup Trends


The eyes still have it this spring. While the smoky colors of winter are traded in for more vibrant colors, the eyes are still the focus with nude lips a secondary accent. Clockwise from top left, Givenchy, Revlon, Chanel, Shisedo.

Thursday, December 20, 2007

Best for Less




Today we're thinking style and beauty for less. First, look at this gorgeous silk dress from JCrew for only $225! It's empire waist and v-neck is universally flattering to most figures. Add a gorgeous necklace or brooch to it to make it more you. Then there's the always perfect Cetaphil face wash for $5. There is no need to buy those expensive face washes when this cleans without drying out...and it's always a top pick by dermatologists. Finally, Rimmel mascara for $6.79. The genius woman who did my makeup for my wedding hands down recommended this over the expensive alternatives. And now I've replaced my $25 mascara with this one - and like it better! Moral of the post: sometimes the less expensive things are actually the best.