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| To play off of her icy Chanel gown, Anne Hathaway painted on the label's opalescent nail lacquer in Pearl Drop ($27). "The look was elegant, but still youthful and light," said her makeup artist, Kate Lee. A standout digit coated in Ciate's Caviar Pearls ($25 for a two-piece set; sephora.com) added a trendy nail art element. (CREDIT: Jeff Vespa/WireImage; Courtesy) See the Full Story |
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| Just when you thought you had seen the last of Tangerine Tango, Jessica Alba gave Pantone's 2012 color of the year new life with her high-impact matte lip. "The dress was the inspiration," said her makeup artist Lauren Andersen, who used Hourglass Opaque Rouge Liquid Lipstick in Riviera ($28) on the star. "I loved the contrast between her glowing skin and the orange lip. It's an almost-tropical pop of color that's not an exact match for the dress, but it's close." (CREDIT: Steve Granitz/WireImage; Courtesy) See the Full Story |
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| Although Michelle Dockery's beauty routine on "Downton Abbey" takes the minimal route, she appropriately lacquered up in Deborah Lippmann's Nefertiti ($16), a pale gilded hue, for the Golden Globe Awards. We love how it mirrors the metallic lace on her dress without appearing too matchy-matchy. (CREDIT: Kevork Djansezian/NBC/Getty Images; Jason Merritt/Getty Images; Courtesy) See the Full Story |
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| Rather than complementing her retro finger waves with a tried-and-true rouge shade, Rose Byrne's makeup artist Hung Vanngo drew inspiration from her pastel floral dress and used ck one's Pure Color Lipstick in Wow ($16), an electric pink. "The bright lip added a pop of color to complete a beautiful and modern look," Vanngo said. (CREDIT: Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images; Courtesy) See the Full Story |
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| We love spotting Rihanna's creative nail art designs, but the timeless red manicure at the Grammy awards gave her look a classic touch. Her manicurist, Kimmie Kyees, who also works with Katy Perry, used a combination of Red Carpet Manicure's Gel Polishes in Ooh La Liscious and Red Carpet Ready ($10 each). "She wanted to match her dress perfectly with an orange-red color, so we blended two shades to come up with the perfect look," Kyees told us. Mission accomplished! (CREDIT: Christopher Polk/Getty Images; Courtesy) See the Full Story |
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| Truth be told, we're still torn up over the ending of "My So-Called Life," so seeing Claire Danes sport a '90s-era burgundy lip was a defining beauty moment at the SAG Awards. After laying down a hydrating lip balm base, Danes's makeup artist Matin Maulawizada blended Laura Mercier's pencils in Coffee Bean and Deep Wine ($22 each) for a deep bordeaux shade that would make Jordan Catalano swoon. (CREDIT: Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images; Courtesy (2)) See the Full Story |
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| The Superdome in New Orleans may have lost power following Queen Bey's stellar half time performance at the 2013 Super Bowl, but her solid gold nails kept shining thanks to the gilded chevron Minx pattern (prices vary; minxnails.com for locations) her manicurist, Lisa Logan, applied. (CREDIT: Kevin Mazur/WireImage; Courtesy) See the Full Story |
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| Zou bisou, bisou! Perhaps as a homage to Paré's "Mad Men" character Megan Draper, makeup artist Mai Quynh balanced her mod smoky eye with a combination of Chanel's Rouge Coco Lip Color in Chalys, and Rouge Allure Lip Color in Gracile ($34 each). "My inspiration came from the forest green chiffon dress," said Quynh. "The couture-with-a-bad-girl-edge echoes the regal essence of the overall look." (CREDIT: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images; Courtesy) See the Full Story |
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| Jenny from the block knows a thing or two about working a perfect nude lip, and the buff gloss she wore to the Golden Globes was no different. Makeup artist Mary Philips balanced her smoky eye with L'Oreal's Shine Stain in Eternally Nude ($10), a flesh-toned hue with the slightest touch of peach. (CREDIT: Jason Merritt/Getty Images; Courtesy) See the Full Story |
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| When Old Hollywood glamour serves as inspiration, what better way to finish the look than with a classic red lip? At the SAG Awards, Jennifer Lawrence opted for Giorgio Armani's Lip Maestro in #400 The Red, a blue-based crimson that delivers saturated color with a matte finish. Marilyn Monroe would have been proud! (CREDIT: Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images; Courtesy) See the Full Story |
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| To play off of her icy Chanel gown, Anne Hathaway painted on the label's opalescent nail lacquer in Pearl Drop ($27). "The look was elegant, but still youthful and light," said her makeup artist, Kate Lee. A standout digit coated in Ciate's Caviar Pearls ($25 for a two-piece set; sephora.com) added a trendy nail art element. (CREDIT: Jeff Vespa/WireImage; Courtesy) See the Full Story |
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| January Jones left Betty Francis's retro red lip on the set of "Mad Men" in exchange for the modern, orange-based hue she wore to the SAG Awards. "I wanted her makeup to be classic and graphic," said makeup artist Rachel Goodwin, who used Chanel's Rouge Allure Lip Color in Incandescente ($34). "It's a powerful red with a warm undertone." (CREDIT: Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images; Courtesy) See the Full Story |
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| Julianne Moore completed her otherwise understated beauty look at the 2013 Golden Globe Awards with a pop-of-color lip. Her makeup artist, Elaine Offers used L'Oreal Colour Caresse lipstick in Velvety Fuchsia ($10) to add a spring-like touch to her black-and-white Tom Ford number. (CREDIT: Jason Merritt/Getty Images; Courtesy) See the Full Story |
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