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- These Will Be the 6 Biggest Hair Trends to Try This Spring - Yahoo Lifestyle
- Kaia Gerber’s Massive Givenchy Veil Is Destined To Be A Meme - Yahoo Lifestyle
- Here are the best red carpet looks at the 2020 SAG Awards, including Sophie Turner's modern Barbie dress - Yahoo Lifestyle
- THEN AND NOW: How celebrities' red-carpet fashion has changed since their very first Golden Globes - Insider - INSIDER
- Moore From L.A.: Golden Globes Fashion — Sexy Tuxedos, Giant Sleeves and a New Day for Chanel - Yahoo Lifestyle
| These Will Be the 6 Biggest Hair Trends to Try This Spring - Yahoo Lifestyle Posted: 23 Jan 2020 10:12 PM PST Spring is a time for fresh beginnings, and nothing refreshes your look quite like a new hairdo. Luckily, the S/S 20 runways were rife with hair inspiration, giving us a glimpse into the biggest hair trends that are set to be all over our Insta feeds in just a few months. According to the runways, retro '70s styles will reign supreme, braided pigtails will be our new go-to paired with work suits (yes, they're all grown up), deep side parts are a must, and out-of-the-ordinary pearl and crystal embellishments will unquestionably add a pretty, of-the-moment touch for all your spring soirées. Scroll below as we share the biggest spring/summer 2020 hair trends that you can try right now, and shop the products to achieve the looks. Wet-Hair LookChic and shiny slicked-back hair was prevalent on the spring runways, seen everywhere from Chanel to Lanvin and Carolina Herrera. The fierce style can easily be achieved no matter your hair length. All you need is a generous amount of hair gel combed through from root to tip with a fine-tooth comb or boar-bristle brush, a glossing spray, and a shine-enhancing hair spray to hold it all together.  View photos View photos View photos Achieve the look: View photos L'Oréal Paris Advanced Hairstyle Lock It Extreme Style Gel ($4) View photos Sephora Dual Boar Bristle Brush ($20) View photos O&M Frizzy Logic Finishing Shine Spray ($37) View photos Tigi Bed Head Masterpiece Shine Hairspray ($11) '70s-InspiredThe '70s made a huge mark on the runways, and hair unquestionably got the retro touch too. From textured shaggy waves at Celine to afros at Chanel, think back to the era for inspo but with a modern touch. View photos View photos View photos Achieve the look: View photos Dyson Supersonic Hair Dryer ($399) View photos Dyson Supersonic Wide Tooth Comb Attachment ($40) View photos R+Co Trophy Shine Texture Spray ($18) Deep Side PartsIt's time to try a razor-sharp side part in 2020. We saw deep side parts on just about every spring runway. At Chanel, they were slicked back; at Tory Burch, they were inspired by Princess Diana's locks; and at Michael Kors, hair was free-flowing. View photos View photos View photos Achieve the look: View photos Salon Solutions Black Carbon-Fiber Anti-Static Fine-Tooth Comb ($7) View photos Redken Quick Dry 18 Instant Finishing Hairspray ($12) Grown-Up Braided PigtailsCan we really get away with braided pigtails at work without looking, well, 5 years old? The runways convinced us that we really can. Braided pigtails were paired with sophisticated suits and sharp tailoring and held together with seamless hair ties. This is a refreshingly cool and easy one to try and will exude an of-the-moment touch to your spring look. View photos View photos View photos Achieve the look: View photos Redken Powder Grip 03 ($15) View photos L'Oréal Professionnel Tecni Art Ring Light ($14) View photos Scunci Hair Elastics ($2) Heavily EmbellishedFrom pearls to crystals, beads to gems, bows to flowers, shiny waves, braids, and buns were heavily embellished with hair combs, pins, clips, and pretty adornments providing imaginative inspo for our upcoming spring and summer weddings, music festivals, and soirées. View photos View photos View photos View photos Achieve the look: View photos Anthropologie Monogram Pearl Bobby Pin Set ($24) View photos Lychee Dreadlocks Beads Rhinestone Hair Ring Decoration ($7) View photos JER Fashion Crystal Rhinestones Hair Comb ($13) View photos Hicarer Pearl Hair Pins ($10) Low PonytailsIt's time to go low. Long locks were slicked back and tied low at the nape of the neck, often secured with chic accessories such as leather hair ties and black ribbons. This is an easy one to replicate at home with a flat iron and de-frizz serum and spray. View photos View photos View photos Achieve the look: View photos Living Proof No Frizz Leave-In Conditioner ($26) View photos Living Proof No Frizz Instant De-Frizzer ($15) View photos Ogx Hydrate & Defrizz Oil ($15) View photos Mia Beauty Wired Leather Ponytail Wrap ($9) Up next, six ways to make your at-home blowout look like you just left the Drybar. This article originally appeared on Who What Wear Read More from Who What Wear |
| Kaia Gerber’s Massive Givenchy Veil Is Destined To Be A Meme - Yahoo Lifestyle Posted: 22 Jan 2020 08:51 AM PST   It's only a few weeks into 2020, and Kaia Gerber is already having an eventful year. Between brushing her teeth with her sunglasses on (can we talk about her Adam Driver phone case?!); a spot in Vogue's February issue looking cozy and chic; a starring role in a Ports 1961 campaign; and an appearance in the Loewe spring summer 2020 campaign, the second-generation supermodel is everywhere we look. This week, Gerber appeared on the Chanel spring couture runway wearing a white lace gown with a sheer black sheath, tights with thick socks, and slicked-back hair (and yes, we are copying this full look immediately). She also walked the runway at the Alyx Studio Autumn Winter 2020 show, rocking a futuristic black peacoat look the model dubbed a "matrix fantasy" on Instagram. Then, yesterday, Kaia closed the Givenchy couture show (a major honor in the fashion world) wearing a voluminous wedding gown with a dome-like veil trailing behind her. The collection as a whole was inspired by designer Clare Waight Keller's deep love for gardens, specifically the garden rooms at Sissinghurst House by Vita Sackville-West, and love letters between Virginia Woolf and Vita. The white, off-the-shoulder dress that Gerber walked in featured intricate floral lace details and "a hat so huge it almost formed a canopy under which to take her vows," according to Vogue. The veil — which is truly big enough for two — is strange, beautiful, and meme-worthy all at the same time. We can't wait to see which celebrity bride will don this unusual look on their wedding day, and if it'll spark a new bridal veil trend. It's like a dinosaur egg meets Cinderella's chariot. David's Bridal, are you listening? Kaia shared what an honor it was to close the show on Instagram writing, "@clarewaightkeller you have left me completely speechless. words will never begin to express my gratitude & appreciation for this moment. thank you to the incredible atelier and everyone who worked so hard to make this so special." Naturally, we're keeping our eyes peeled for Kaia's other iconic appearances during couture week and for any memes the Givenchy veil inspires. Related Content: Like what you see? How about some more R29 goodness, right here? Kaia Gerber's Necklace May Be About Pete Davidson |
| Posted: 20 Jan 2020 08:12 AM PST Chrissy Teigen may have joked that the busy awards season meant that everyone had to wear their third favorite dress to the 2020 Screen Actors Guild Awards, but if these are everyone's third faves, we need to see their top two. Because we'll say it: The fashion was so on point on the 2020 SAG Awards red carpet, and it's starting some huge new trends. Black-and-white was the color combo of the moment, and many stars even went for an all-black look for their red carpet looks. But that didn't mean it was boring! Voluminous silhouettes, bows, and jaw-dropping suits took styles to the next level. It wasn't all dark, either. Many celebs went for major pops of color, like hot pink, bright orange, and a return t0 the pink-and-red combo trend. Another major trend? Belts were all the rage, adding a little something extra to the red carpet looks. Without further ado, we present our picks for the best red carpet looks at the 2020 SAG Awards. Spoiler: The Game of Thrones cast came to play. Millie Bobby Brown View photos Axelle/Bauer-Griffin, Getty Images Millie Bobby Brown's monochrome white Louis Vuitton ensemble was a standout in the best way. The whiteout look paired a coat dress with pants and silver accents. We're basically in love. Sophie Turner View photos Amy Sussman, Getty Images If you could take your eyes off her stunning, sky-high lashes, you'd fall for her modern-Barbie red carpet look. The color, the belt, the neckline—everything about Sophie Turner's Louis Vuitton dress was on point. Jennifer Lopez View photos Jon Kopaloff / Stringer, Getty Images Jennifer Lopez brought the drama in her Valentino ball gown with the oversized bow and diamond accessories galore. She may not have won for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role for Hustlers, but she won everyone's hearts on the red carpet. Lupita Nyong'o View photos Axelle/Bauer-Griffin, Getty Images Lupita Nyong'o took the black-and-white trend to another level with her floral Louis Vuitton gown. The dress, her styling, and her whole beauty look is giving us Old Hollywood glamour. Zoë Kravitz View photos Axelle/Bauer-Griffin, Getty Images Audrey Hepburn, is that you? Maybe Zoë Kravitz was channeling Season 1 of Big Little Lies with her gloves and Oscar de la Renta gown that was retro and so modern at the same time. That peachy color? Stunning. Gwendoline Christie View photos Axelle/Bauer-Griffin, Getty Images If you think black dresses are a snooze on the red carpet, just get one look at Gwendoline Christie's oversized Rick Owens gown and you'll change your mind. Of course, Brienne of Tarth could pull off that volume. Charlize Theron View photos Gregg DeGuire / Stringer, Getty Images Charlize Theron's two-piece wonder from Givenchy brought the glitz. She rocked a shimmery crop top, silver belt, and even Tiffany diamonds to accent the part in her hair. Nathalie Emmanuel View photos Axelle/Bauer-Griffin, Getty Images Between the floral print and the bow, we couldn't look away from Game of Thrones' Nathalie Emmanuel's red carpet gown by Miu Miu. It could have looked over-the-top, but her hairstyle and natural makeup (styled by Neeko for Dove Hair) made the perfect pairing. Kathryn Newton View photos John Shearer, Getty Images The Big Little Lies and The Society star Kathryn Newton wow-ed on the SAG red carpet with this orange, Valentino gown that she said made her feel like the sun. What we wouldn't give to twirl around in this one. Margaret Qualley View photos Jeff Kravitz, Getty Images Yes, hello, we'd like to purchase Margaret Qualley's entire look so we can feel like a boss on the regular. The Once Upon a Time…in Hollywood and Fosse/Verdon actress glittered in her Chanel suit, and her ponytail was the perfect accent. Cynthia Erivo View photos Jeff Kravitz, Getty Images Cynthia Erivo (who is on her way to an EGOT) proved that red-and-pink is still the color-combo trend of the moment. This fun Schiaparelli gown livened up some of the neutral colors on the SAG silver carpet. Lili Reinhart View photos Jon Kopaloff / Stringer, Getty Images Lili Reinhart went with the black-and-white trend for the SAG Awards, and we are swooning over the romantic silhouette of her Miu Miu gown. She certainly made a statement in her first SAG Awards appearance ever. Who were your picks for the best red carpet looks at the 2020 SAG Awards? |
| Posted: 06 Jan 2020 12:00 AM PST
From huge puffy sleeves to bold floral prints, the red carpet at Sunday's Golden Globes proved that celebrities are continuing to push the boundaries when it comes to red-carpet fashion. But it hasn't always been a night of body jewelry and removable feathered trains. We've dug up pictures from many of your favorite stars' very first Golden Globes to see just how much has changed since their red-carpet debut. The photos prove that many celebrities are feeling bolder than ever with their style, swapping classic black dresses and simple suits for dazzling couture — and plenty of skin. |
| Posted: 05 Jan 2020 12:00 AM PST   View photos Click here to read the full article. It's been two years since Hollywood's red-carpet blackout, when female stars wore all-black to the Golden Globes to show solidarity with the #MeToo movement, and Time's Up pins were the hot accessory. But at the 2020 Golden Globes on Sunday, on the eve of Harvey Weinstein's trial, at an awards show where female nominees were entirely shut out of the Best Director category, the only statement on the red carpet was pure fashion. More from WWD It is a new decade after all, and maybe the idea is to look forward, not dwell on the past — or even the woes of the present, Australian wildfires and Iran threat among them. Hollywood can always be counted on for escapism and we need it now more than ever. So bring on the puffy sleeves ("Booksmart" star Kaitlyn Dever in a lush floral lace Valentino and Dakota Fanning in a lavender princess Dior gown); pastels ("Fosse/Verdon" actress Michelle Williams in creamsicle Louis Vuitton and Cate Blanchett in a lemony yellow Mary Katrantzou sun pleat goddess gown), and everyone's perennial favorite red carpet red ("Bombshell" actress Nicole Kidman in a hip draped Versace). Never mind that there were some real clunkers — Taylor Swift in an Etro gown resembling wallpaper; Gwyneth Paltrow in a Fendi caramel-color tulle bra situation, and J.Lo gift-wrapped in Valentino like a leftover Christmas present. Gender-blending styles, which could be read as a kind of detente between the sexes I suppose, made a big impact. One of the night's major trends was tuxedos, or "sex-edos," as stylist Law Roach calls them. Phoebe Waller-Bridge looked like the boss actor-writer-director triple threat she is in a Ralph & Russo beaded tuxedo with a new gamine hairdo and Awkwafina's Dior tuxedo dress with frilly bow collar was fresh and elegant. Cynthia Erivo paid homage to her corseted character in "Harriet" with a corseted Thom Browne tuxedo gown with pearly neckline and peony details (Erivo's favorite flower). It was couture that felt oh-so-personal. "She is so inspiring because the quality of the work comes first," Browne said of the star, though he just as well could have been describing his own approach. The embroidery on the gown took 11 people 800 hours. Wow. Billy Porter bookended his famous tuxedo-gown hybrid from the 2019 Oscars with a custom white tuxedo with detachable feather train by designer Alex Vinash. "I'm fascinated by how the meaning of a tuxedo has evolved over time," Porter's stylist Sam Ratelle told WWD. "Plus, Billy loves trains and capes. He said, 'I just want to look like André Leon Talley all the time!'" The color white was meant to represent "peace and hope, which given what's happened in the last couple of weeks, is something we want to push," added Ratelle. Indeed. Roach dressed Kerry Washington in an Altuzarra pre-fall "sex-edo" that involved a crystal body chain, side-slit skirt and blazer. It was hot — and came together in just a couple of weeks, Roach said, after Altuzarra's team originally passed. All of the big fashion brands were represented, natch. But it was a great night for Chanel, kicking off the first red carpet season since Karl Lagerfeld's death. The couture looks by artistic director Virginie Viard shined with a new approachability. Exhibit A: Margot Robbie's stunning multicolored embroidered bustier and ivory satin crepe skirt — with pockets. With her beachy blonde waves, this was not your grandmother's couture. "The attitude and ease is what I love about it," said stylist Kate Young. Margaret Qualley's strapless black dress with white camelia brooch was also casually elegant. Iris van Herpen isn't a name you see on the red carpet so much, which is why it was such a brilliant call for up-and-comer Joey King to wear it. Against red carpet vets like Blanchett, Kidman, Paltrow and more, she was able to make an outsized impression by choosing the fashion futurist's black-and-white, optic illusion gown, and people couldn't stop staring at it and posting about it. "It was her moment to shine," said stylist Jared Eng of the Best Actress in a Miniseries nominee. "Joey has such a unique and quirky personality, we wanted to reflect that…." Now that's 2020 vision. For more from WWD, see: |
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