What's the recipe for success on the Oscars red carpet? Stunning designer dress, matching makeup and accessories. And it’s good if there is a companion nearby, whose image is also impeccable. However, if the second part did not work out, then with the first everything is in the hands of the celebrities, or rather, their professional stylists and makeup artists.
It was once generally accepted that evening makeup was qualitatively different from daytime makeup in deeper shades of shadows, bright or dark lipstick, wide eyelashes, and long artificial eyelashes. But makeup for a special occasion does not necessarily have to be expressive, although, of course, it can be so. Beauty looks from the 2017 Oscars red carpet prove that sometimes you can give preference to light, natural, almost invisible makeup, relying on a beautiful feminine hairstyle, which can be either shining Hollywood curls or a regular sleek ponytail.
Red waves and expressive lipstick
French star Isabelle Huppert and new Oscar winner Emma Stone are from different age groups, but their makeup and hairstyles were remarkably similar. Both actresses have red hair, green eyes, similar hairstyles and expressive lipstick. Both actresses looked incredibly harmonious with soft curls in an elongated version of the bob parted on the side.
Erica Aurora
Another young actress and model of Italian origin, who proves by her own example that beauty is not a ton of makeup and an intricate hairstyle, but naturalness, which is emphasized with the help of make-up and styling.
Feminine makeup in soft colors
Felicity Jones and Dakota Johnson have dark brown hair and soft features that don't suit harsh makeup solutions. These actresses want light makeup in natural shades, without wide hard lines and contrasting shades. Their makeup artists know this very well, so they created makeup with long eyelashes and natural lip shades.
Secrets of makeup artists: how stars are prepared for the red carpet. Take note!
The stars on the red carpet look like a perfectly photoshopped picture. In fact, just like in a graphics program, makeup artists use some “magic wands” when creating celebrity looks.
Some makeup artists' secret tricks will surprise and even shock you, but judging by the pictures from the carpets, they are very effective. Getting rid of inflammation
Blake Lively
If a pimple suddenly pops up on their face right before the ceremony, celebrities don’t call a cosmetologist in a panic; they use a proven trick - they apply eye drops to the inflammation. Dermatologist Katie Fields, creator of Proactiv cosmetics, explains that the vasoconstrictors found in the spray and drops cause blood vessels to contract, which reduces redness and reduces the size of the scourge (that is, the pimple itself). “Visine is my favorite product for inflammation. I combine it with an ice cube. First, I rub ice over the inflammation, then apply a few drops of the product,” says Desere Cherman, a makeup artist who has worked with Blake Lively and many actresses of popular TV series. Makeup artists also use eye drops to remove puffiness and dark circles under the eyes. Masking wrinkles
Ciara
If you are afraid of injections, and wrinkles have appeared on your forehead, here is a trick from Hollywood stylists: if you braid pigtails on the sides of your temples as close to your head as possible, or make a ponytail, the skin of your face will tighten a little, and the wrinkles, albeit slightly, will smooth out. This advice is followed by singer Ciara (by the way, one of the few who prefers to do her own makeup). Evening out the tone
Beyoncé
To ensure that your face is perfectly contoured and your skin radiates a healthy glow, you can’t do it with just foundation. The face needs to be prepared for its application. A day or two in advance, Beyoncé's makeup artist Sir John recommends exfoliating with glycolic acid. It doesn’t have to be in the salon; now there are many products for home use containing this component. Glycolic acid removes dead cells, fights inflammation and does not cause skin flaking.
Hillary Duff
On Day X, Hillary Duff's makeup artist Etienne Ortega recommends that owners of combination and oily skin make a clay mask, but only in the T-zone. It begins to shine very first, and the clay absorbs excess sebum.
Rihanna
Before applying foundation directly, on the advice of Rihanna's makeup artist Mila Morales, you can treat your face with a spray based on essential oils and algae. It will moisturize the skin well, and the foundation will lay on top in an even and thin layer. If the skin is oily and quickly begins to shine, celebrity makeup artist Scott-Vincent advises mixing powder with moisturizer and applying this mix with a beauty blender or brush. This way you will avoid the effect of a mask, and oily shine will not make itself felt for a long time. We mattify the skin
Nina Dobrev
To prevent sweat from appearing on your face at the most important and crucial moment, when you are giving a speech, you can use... antiperspirant! Apply a thin layer to your forehead, along your hairline and above your upper lip. These areas have the greatest concentration of sweat glands, so moisture appears there first. Cosmetologists, of course, are not enthusiastic about this idea - with the constant use of an antiperspirant for other purposes, there is a possibility of the formation of comedones, but if this is an emergency, you can take a risk.
Enlarging lips
Emma Stone
Are plump lips your dream? Use the secret of Emma Stone's makeup artist Rachel Goodwin: on day X, apply a mask with collagen to your lips. It would be better if it was in the form of a patch. This smoothes the surface of the lips and increases their volume, albeit briefly. Then take a contour pencil that matches the tone of your lips and draw a line slightly higher than your natural one, then apply lipstick. You can give your lips even more plumpness using a clever trick from makeup artist Joanna Schliep: mix a neutral lip balm with eye shadow (you probably have pink ones in your palette , purple, wine, red). And you get the perfect (and individual) tone, and reflective particles optically increase the volume of your lips. Love the shine effect but don't want your hair to stick to your lips? Bruce Grayson, a makeup artist, advises applying a pigment on top of lipstick (available in makeup collections of brands, it looks like crumbly shadows) in a white, yellow or gold shade using a damp brush. You will get a gentle and natural glow effect without stickiness.
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Light makeup in soft pink tones
Some women need a lot of courage to appear in public with a bare face. To create the effect of no makeup, makeup artists sometimes need a lot of time, but this effect is most often achieved by fair-skinned blondes. Such are Michelle Williams, Scarlett Johansson, Kate Hudson and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, who appeared at the Oscars wearing light, almost invisible makeup using light shades of pink and beige.
Golden Globe 2013
Last night in Los Angeles, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association handed out Golden Globes to top filmmakers. Now it’s our turn to hand out prizes to the stars from the 2013 Golden Globes red carpet, examining fashion breakthroughs and failures, describing emerging trends and the bad taste that some were unable to hide. Here are our nominations and winners. Beware, angry fashion critic!
Best Angelina Jolie on the red carpet at the 2013 Golden Globes
Brad Pitt and his wife did not attend the Golden Globe ceremony this time, but it is obvious that those who did find time to walk along the red carpet are haunted by Angelina Jolie’s right leg, cleverly exposed at the last Oscars 2012. No one managed to win the correspondence competition with Angie, and Evi Longoria’s attempts to throw out her knees look pathetic. Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Miranda Kerr came closest to success. Their other halves - Jason Statham and Orlando Bloom - can only be envied.
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Best Black Dress on the 2013 Golden Globes red carpet
There were plenty of black dresses on the 2013 Golden Globes red carpet. We would give first place to Kate Hudson, who, like Nicole Kidman, chose an Alexander McQueen dress for the ceremony - only much more successful. But, alas, we were unable to find a single photo where Kate Hudson’s black dress was without whitish spots of unknown origin on the skirt. That's why our award for Best Black Dress at the 2013 Golden Globes goes to Helen Mirren. And deservedly so - the queen, as always, is impeccable. And Salma Hayek gets the question: sparkles, half-naked breasts, a bow and a pose - Salma, why do all this when we are already crazy about you?
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Helen Mirren in a black Badgley Mischka dress 67168
Rachel Weisz in a black Louis Vuitton dress 67227
Nicole Kidman in a black Alexander McQueen dress 67125
Sofia Vergara in a black dress from Vera Wang 67197
Best red dress on the 2013 Golden Globes red carpet
Most of the stars who chose a red dress for the red carpet thought, at first glance, sensibly and decided to calm the catchy color with a laconic cut, calm makeup and hairstyle, and a minimum of jewelry. But in the end it turned out boring.
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Not a single red dress from the 2013 Golden Globes is capable of causing an enthusiastic “Ah!” We put Miranda Kerr in first place, fully aware that you can’t take your eyes off your legs, and not your dress. We are simply grateful to him for the view that opened up.
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Melissa Rausch in a red dress 67238
Zooey Deschanel in a red Oscar de la Renta dress 67136
Jennifer Garner in a red dress from Vivienne Westwood 67044
Best Backless Dress on the 2013 Golden Globes Red Carpet
Listen, from the back they are all good! But Naomi Watts is flawless.
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Julianna Margulies in a backless dress from Emilio Pucci 66928
Jessica Chastain in a backless dress from Calvin Klein 67111
Taylor Swift in a backless dress from Donna Karan 67096
Eva Longoria in a backless dress from Emilio Pucci 67186
Best Light Dress on the 2013 Golden Globes red carpet
Anne Hathaway (in Chanel) or Downton Abbey star Michelle Dockery (in Alexandre Vauthier)? We cannot choose. We only know one thing for sure: both of these beauties deserve nominations in two more categories - best hairstyle and best makeup at the 2013 Golden Globes.
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Michelle Dockery in Alexandre Vauthier dress 66945
Kerry Washington in a Miu Miu dress 67108
Hayden Panettiere in Roberto Cavalli dress 67153
Best Dress with Flowers on the 2013 Golden Globes Red Carpet
Of course, Lucy Liu in a Carolina Herrera dress. We simply forgive the rest.
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Tina Fey in L'Wren Scott dress 67168
Ariel Winter in Valentino dress 67115
Best Color Dress on the 2013 Golden Globes red carpet
We equally love the freshness of Jessica Alba's performance and the festive gloom of Morena Baccarin's image. The hairstyles and makeup of these actresses deserve praise exactly as much as the dresses they chose for the 2013 Golden Globes.
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Morena Baccarin in a Valentino dress 66971
Young mothers at the 2013 Golden Globes
Sienna Miller, Claire Danes, Megan Fox - aren't they beautiful and don't we immediately want to know how they managed to so quickly return to their ideal forms after pregnancy and childbirth? Kristen Bell, who is about to become a mother, is also beautiful with a baby bump.
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Claire Danes in a Versace dress 67058
Megan Fox in Dolce and Gabbana dress 66989
Kristen Bell in Jenny Packham dress 66970
Old Mom at the 2013 Golden Globes
Hey Jay! We love you. Therefore, we have the right to say. First of all, this satellite doesn't suit you. He ages you. At a certain age and status, men should be selected no less carefully than a dress, a stylist and a hairdresser (and your hairdresser is excellent!). And think about your makeup artist. Or at least take away all the highlighters. What kind of hole did he draw on the bridge of your nose? And the dress... Ok, we understand that you like it. But maybe you can shorten it quite a bit and dance the samba? Will you take part in any ballroom dancing competition? Just not with people. Please.
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Confusion at the 2013 Golden Globes
For some reason, Halle Berry showed up to the 2013 Golden Globes in a Versace dress that would have looked perfect on the ascetic Sarah Jessica Parker, but Holly herself makes—we won’t use any milder words—vulgar.
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Best Curtain Dress on the 2013 Golden Globes Red Carpet
Since in this case by best dress we mean worst, we declare the winner in this dubious category Berenice Marlowe, the Bond girl from the film Skyfall.
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Megan Fox in Dolce&Gabbana dress 67355
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Self-repeats at the 2013 Golden Globes
Kelly Osbourne, like last year (far right photo), came to the Golden Globes in a Zac Posen dress. Do you see any evolution in the look other than the hair color and makeup becoming even worse?
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Kelly Osbourne at the Golden Globes (2012) 67045
Glenn Close also let Zac Posen down: on the left is a photo from the current Golden Globes, on the right is from the Oscars 2012. Do you see any difference? A! The earrings are different!
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Glenn Close at the Oscars (2012) 67045
But we praise George Clooney for his consistency. For the second year, he comes to the Golden Globes with the same girl - Stacy Keibler (in 2013, she chose a black dress). Unprecedented consistency for a confirmed bachelor and heartthrob. Gray hair in a beard - monogamy in a rib?
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George Clooney and Stacy Keibler at the Golden Globes (2012) 67148
Worst makeup on the 2013 Golden Globes red carpet
Kaley Cuoco. You won't believe it, but she is 27 years old. No comments needed. Wine lipstick and black eyeliner too.
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Best makeup on the 2013 Golden Globes red carpet
Emily Blunt. We also love her hair, jewelry, dress, and husband John Krasinski.
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The brightest lips at the 2013 Golden Globes
This year, actresses almost did not use red lipsticks, but with the help of pink, orange, and ruby shades they perfectly shaded their happy Hollywood smiles.
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The palest lips at the 2013 Golden Globes
Yes, we are aware that in makeup it is customary to highlight one thing - eyes or lips. But some did not bother to do this (like Marion Cotillard). And some still chose too pale lipstick. Let's face it, we don't like the tendency to erase lips from our faces. Only Kate Hudson looks fresh and stylish with light lipstick.
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Best Hairstyle at the 2013 Golden Globes
Amy Adams: one look at these waves is enough to understand that we are in Hollywood.
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Best manicure at the 2013 Golden Globes
Last year, nail art lover Zooey Deschanel dressed her nails in a tuxedo, and this year she painted a camera and film strip. Shh... Not a word about the cuticle! Have your hands ever been photographed by the paparazzi? What about macro mode?
Best manicure
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Best Couples at the 2013 Golden Globes
Everyone is charming. But Tim Burton and Helena Bonham Carter found a way to evoke both sympathy and tenderness.
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Best Male at the 2013 Golden Globes
Even if you're already tired of the diamonds, sequins and highlighters from the 2013 Golden Globes red carpet, let Hugh Jackman's smile also dazzle you. And the satin lapels of his tuxedo. And a sparkling Golden Globe, won for the main role in the musical “Les Miserables”.
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This is all. We are waiting for Oscar 2013. With a million reasons for beauty and fashion gossip for us. And a statuette for Hugh Jackman.
Lilac and blue around the eyes
Women with the “Italian winter” color type should follow the example of Olivia Culpo and Taraji Henson, who abandoned the classics for brown-eyed, dark-skinned brunettes in the form of eye makeup in brown tones and preferred contrasts. Eyeliner or lining with shades of blue or lilac emphasizes the depth of brown eyes and makes them more expressive.
The same examples were demonstrated by Thandie Newton with blue eyeliner and Emily Ratajkowski with silver shadows around the eyes.
Brazilian beauty
What do Adriana Lima and Alessandra Ambrosio have in common? The fact that they are both Brazilian supermodels. Adriana Lima wowed at the Vanity Fair party with a sleek high ponytail and eye makeup with dramatic black eyeliner all over, which only highlighted her almond-shaped gray eyes, making them brighter. Brown-eyed Alessandra Ambrosio wore natural makeup that didn't overpower her dazzling red satin dress.
The most striking fashion looks in the history of the MTV Video Music Awards
Here's a look back at the most talked-about looks to ever hit the red carpet, from Salma Hayek in a butterfly to Lady Gaga in a meat dress.
Lil' Kim at the VMAs in 1999.
On August 30, the MTV Video Music Awards became the first music industry awards ceremony to be held offline since the global Covid-19 outbreak. In keeping with the new "outdoor festival" concept, the awards ceremony took place at various outdoor venues throughout New York City and was hosted by actress and singer Keke Palmer.
BTS, Lady Gaga and Ariana Grande were among the performers in the MTV VMA Hall of Fame, which also featured Miley Cyrus' performance of her hit Blurred Lines and Britney Spears' number I'm a Slave 4 U.
However, we can't talk about the VMAs and ignore the fashion looks that celebrities rock on the red carpet. Since the first ceremony in 1984, the show has featured plenty of crazy outfits featuring pop stars. From Lady Gaga's meat dress and Katy Perry's all-denim look (an homage to Britney and Justin Timberlake) to Rose McGowan's barely beaded dress. Here are 14 radical fashion looks that deserve special attention.
1 / 14In 1998, Rose McGowan arrived at the VMAs in a barely beaded sheer black dress.
2 / 14 In 1999, Pamela Anderson graced the VMAs in New York in a bright white suit, pink fur hat and embellished pants.
3 / 14 In 2002, Christina Aguilera relied on a denim miniskirt and a homemade scarf top.
4 / 14 In 1997, Mariah Carey released her sixth studio album, Butterfly, with the infectious single Honey, and appeared on the red carpet in a tight black bandeau top and skirt that would garner a lot of compliments today.
5 / 14 The Destiny's Child trio appeared at the awards ceremony in 2000 in black leather suits.
6 / 14Alia in an asymmetrical black and yellow dress in 2001.
7 / 14 In 1996, Gwyneth Paltrow appeared in a red Gucci suit and blue shirt at a show in New York.
8 / 14 In 2002, Britney Spears showed up to an awards ceremony wearing a dominatrix-style leather ensemble with strappy heels and a fetish cap.
9 / 14Katy Perry in a denim dress at the 2014 VMAs.
10 / 14In 2010, Lady Gaga came to the awards ceremony in a dress made of meat, which ten years later is still intriguing and disconcerting.
11 / 14 In 1998, Jennifer Lopez appeared on the red carpet in a cream suit and cowboy hat.
12 / 14 In 1998, Salma Hayek looked amazing in a tight black dress and butterflies, symbolizing hope.
13 / 14 Lil' Kim appeared in public in 1999 wearing a purple jumpsuit.
14 / 14Paris Hilton appeared at the VMAs in 2002 in an asymmetrical pink wrap skirt, a floral top and a pink handbag.
Text: Eni Subair
Photo: Getty Images
Smooth straight bob
Kerry Washington and Katy Perry show by their own example how well a smooth, even geometric bob with a side parting is suitable for evening style. This simple hairstyle only requires smooth, shiny hair, which can be achieved with a shine serum or a special oil spray.
Parting in the middle
The parting is very popular for creating simple and uncomplicated beauty looks, bringing natural beauty to the fore. You can let your hair down like Naomie Harris and Michelle Dockery, or wear it in a ponytail or bun, like Miranda Kerr and Olivia Munn did.
Lena Dunham
Alexey : “The girl looks like she spends her free time doing fortune telling with cards and casting love spells.”
Yura : “I think it’s great. Looks stylish. The hair is long and beautiful. And the view of the tattoo opens up..."
Maxim : “Some kind of childish video. And the dress is carelessly unbuttoned.”
What would you change?
Alexey : “I would change the black robe to something more feminine. I would pull my hair back.”
Yura : “Maybe hair in a ponytail? This way the face will be more open and pretty.”
Maxim : “We need to do something with the bangs. Because of her, the face is square, and the girl looks like she’s fifteen years old.”
Big waves on a bob for blondes
Not a single large social event is complete without the return of images in the style of the Golden Age of Hollywood, reminiscent of film stars Marilyn Monroe or Jayne Mansfield. This year it was Diane Kruger and Kate Upton, who opted for side partings and big waves on their platinum-gold hair.
Natural chestnut bob
The natural dark brown color of thick hair is an indication for simple natural styling without an abundance of styling products and other manipulations. This is perfectly demonstrated by Sarah Paulson's short chestnut bob parted on the side and Alicia Vikander's side-parted bob with large curls.
