Eva Longoria

Eva Longoria always manages to look like a total bombshell, and this week at the Glamour's Women of the Year Awards in London, the actress certainly didn't disappoint. We're obsessing over Eva's tangerine Victoria Beckham dress, aren't you? The color of the year doesn't seem to be going anywhere any time soon with summer approaching, and we're glad about that.

The dress' silhouette shows off Eva's toned physique and offers a pleasant little surprise detail -- front pockets! -- that we love. We love that she kept her accessories a bit neutral and let that gorgeous color speak for itself.

The final verdict? Work it girl! Eva, you know what works for your shape and your curves, and you work it well. Keep it up!

Kristen Stewart

Let's preface this by saying that K. Stew isn't usually at the top of our best dressed list. In fact, she made our worst dressed list two weeks ago! But this week, we did a double take when we saw this photo of her at the Cannes premiere of Cosmopolis. We literally weren't even sure if it was her, at first, to be honest.

Sure, there's a little too much boobage going on in this pose, but overall, we're in love with Kristen's red Reem Acra gown! The color looks great on her skin tone, the lace cutouts are so on trend, and the dress hugs Kristen's shape perfectly.

The final verdict? For Kristen, this is a personal best. The silhouette is striking, her confidence is at an all-time high, and she's rocking the look. It's a hit in our book.

Nothing says summer like gorgeous bohemian braids and here, Perrie Edwards of British girl group, Little Mix, does it right. This hairstyle is great for naturally wavy hair. Edwards starts by twisting a small section of her hair on the upper left portion of her head into a small braid. Then, being very careful, she starts to tease out each section with her fingers, making the braid appear larger. Once she’s done, she pins the braid back with bobby pins the same color as her golden hair. She looks chic, cute and ready for brunch or the beach.

The bun will never go out of style. But because it can go grandma or high fashion, it’s all about how you rock it. Here, Keisha Buchanan does it right. Paired with her blunt, straight across bangs, she sweeps her long black hair into this tight bun at the top of her head. It’s a comfortable, yet perky, look that can be worn from day to night.

Sure, a messy bun could look like you’re ready to take a trip to the gym, but paired with the right outfit, this sporty look can be taken from the beach to the club. Start with uncombed hair, push it back and secure with bobby pins. Make sure to tease some pieces out for that unkempt bed-head look.

Ponytails can go more than one way. They can make you look like you’re a little girl, ready for the gym or preparing for a night out on the town. Josephine De La Baume does it right with this ultra-chic ponytail, complete with dangling bangs in front for a sexy, sassy look to an otherwise "been there, done that" hairstyle.

There’s nothing sexier than showing a little shoulder and here, Leslie Mann does it without looking too sultry or vulgar. The comedic actress shows off her face and shoulders with this simple, slightly messy ponytail that can be created in less than three minutes. Simply gather your hair, prop it to the top of your head and secure with your favorite holder. Then, once it’s secure, push out a few hairs on top for an imperfect look.

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Wonderful wedges

If you are going out with your girls, you need shoes that aren't just hot, but also comfortable. You could wear flats, but that would be boring. Instead, look for a pair of wedge heels. Wedges are trendy right now. They are also exponentially more comfortable than stilettos because they distribute the weight over a larger surface area, putting less stress on your feet. You'll love these Bandolino Moderngirl wedge sandals. Cheap and chic, these modern shoes are big on style, but without the big price tag.

Let's go retro

Put a little retro glam into your look with a pair of platform pumps from Betsey Johnson. These multi-colored pumps will definitely turn some heads with their old-school design. The Betsey Johnson Maxiee is on sale now, marked down 37 percent. Whether you're wearing a mini-dress, flared jeans or hot pants, you'll definitely look retro cool in these shoes.

Get your shine on

Heels don't have to be ultra-high to be impressive. Little kitten heels can be amazing when done right. Add a little sparkle to your look with these Jack Rogers Marina kitten-heel sandals. These platinum-leather sandals feature plenty of unique details and a pretty little heel. Wear them with everything from a flirty dress to skinny capris.

Animal magnetism

Take a walk on the wild side with a pair of leopard-print heels. Season after season, animal prints remain on-trend. Don't dress in leopard print from head to toe -- prints worn sparingly are just perfect. For a real bargain, you'll adore the Charlotte Russe Mary Jane leopard print pumps.

This cool watch offers sporty style and water resistance up to 100 meters. Featuring a comfortable, waterproof strap and marine-grade stainless steel case, this watch is both durable and attractive. The Rip Curl Cortez Two Midnight polyurethane sport bezel watch is perfect for surfers, and anybody else who is in or around the water.

Casio's Baby-G line offers very cute, colorful watches that you are sure to love. Bright accessories are trendy this season, so it's the perfect time to add a vibrant watch. The BG169R Baby-G watch is water-resistant up to 200 meters. It features a bright pink resin band and bezel.

White watches are hot for summer, and this one is absolutely beautiful. Waterproof watches don't have to be casual. This MARC by Marc Jacobs watch features sparkling Swarovski crystals all around the face. The watch has a white silicone-wrapped stainless steel bracelet and three-hand quartz movement. Who knew something so pretty could be waterproof too? This watch is waterproof to 30 meters.

Modern styling and a minimalist design come alive with color. This blue and green watch really stands out. The numberless Nixon 'The Time Teller' watch is made from a polycarbonate finish with a polyurethane strap, and is waterproof to 100 meters. The vibrant colors make this watch the perfect accessory to pair up with all your favorite summer fashions.

Tangerine Tango was named Pantone's Color of the Year for 2012, making everything in the orange color family sought after -- from home decor to clothing. If you love orange, you'll adore this Momentum Atlas watch. This watch features a sturdy orange Cordura band and striking orange dial. Waterproof tested to a depth of 100 meters, this watch is perfect for everyday wear.

Floral dress

Floral dresses are very popular this year, from minis to maxis. The style we love the most, however, is the fit-and-flare. Look for these ultra-feminine, pleated dresses that hit right at the knee. We love the Muse cutaway shoulder stretch cotton sateen dress with its lush floral print and box pleated skirt.

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Floral bottoms

You don't always have to wear your florals up top. Floral pants and skirts are also trendy this season. Partner your floral bottoms with a simple solid top to keep all the emphasis on the pattern. You can find adorable floral mini skirts, skinny floral leggings and comfy floral wide-leg pants. We love the Nanette Lepore Kiss Me Floral capris. These eye-catching pants feature a colorful neon print of tiny little flowers.

Floral jewelry

You don't have to dress head-to-toe in floral prints. Instead, get into this trend a little more subtly with floral jewelry. You can find colorful floral necklaces, tiny floral earrings or unique floral cocktail rings. Check out the Barse Arboretum bronze floral ring to add texture and style to your look. This ring features a blooming floral and leaf pattern in genuine bronze. Without much flash or a big price tag, this ring certainly stands out.

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Floral bag

Jazz up your look by adding a floral tote or handbag to any outfit. Whether you are wearing a breezy white cotton dress or a T-shirt and jeans, a floral bag can put the finishing touch on your look. Check out the Milly poppy print canvas tote bag with chain handles. This roomy carryall is big enough to be your go-to daily bag this summer. It's 15 1/2 inches wide and features three interior pockets.

Floral top

Partner a floral top with anything from white capris to faded denim jeans to a pencil skirt. For a look that is a little bit vintage and Boho-inspired, look for a floral top with loose, billowy sleeves. You'll adore this Buffalo David Bitton blouse. It features a button-down front and allover floral print. The relaxed silhouette is very flattering and the lace trim adds a flirty touch.

Floral shoes

Dress up your feet in a pretty pair of floral sandals. Bring out your inner flower child when you wear these braided wedge heels. These Seychelles Rogers sandals feature a floral print upper accented with a fabric flower over the toe. These adorable shoes will look fabulous with your long skirts, cropped jeans and just about anything else in your closet.

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Nothing is more refreshing on a hot summer day than biting into a cold slice of watermelon. Now, get that image out of your head and onto your nails. These fun, fruity nails are achieved by starting with a base of bright pink polish like OPI’s Too Hot Pink . After the pink coat dries, brush some clear top coat over it. Once both layers are dry, take a black nail pen -- like Sally Hansen’s Color Quick -- and make small dots to look like seeds. Once the dots dry, brush a straight line of green at the tips, like L.A. Colors Art Deco Nail Art in Bright Green .

Photo credit: theinvisiblewombat via Flickr

These brightly-colored stripes look like the shirts, swimsuits and umbrellas you’ll see on the beach. First, start with a pink bottom coat, like China Glaze in Pink Voltage , and let dry. On your index and ring fingers, brush a bright yellow polish at the base of the nail, using a color like Kleancolor’s Funky Yellow . Then, using Sally Hansen’s Chrome Nail Makeup in White Pearl , brush on the final stripe. Cover with a top coat and let dry.

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This swimsuit-inspired look takes its attitude from tribal tropical attire. First, coat your nail with a bright red polish like OPI’s Apple Red and let dry. Brush on some white polish on the sides of each nail, covering the red color as pictured. A nice, brilliant white like Suncoat’s Pearl White will look stunning. Then, using the black Sally Hansen nail pen mentioned above, draw on the striking stripes. Let dry and finish with a clear coat.

Photo credit: lacrisma via Flickr

Go wild this season! Start with a base coat of gold nail polish. Essie polish in Shifting Power should do the trick. Then, with the Sally Hansen Color Quick nail pen mentioned above, draw on stripes. Set with a nice, healthy coat of top coat.

Photo credit: lacrisma via Flickr

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Diane Kruger

Cannes you handle it? We certainly can't! Diane Kruger stepped out in this Dior disaster for the final night of the Cannes film festival and she definitely didn't save the best for last. What the fug?!

Diane looked perfectly stylish all week in the south of France. We loved the coral dress she wore to the Calvin Klein Euphoria party and the maroon cutout mini dress she selected, too. But then she went and chose this Christian Dior Haute Couture gown from their spring 2012 collection for her final walk down the red carpet. Color us confused!

The checkered print reminds us of a tablecloth and it looks like she could be hiding a table under that dress, too . We know peplum is a major trend, but this takes it to a whole other level. If you can't sit down in your gown, you shouldn't be wearing it.

The final verdict?

Diane was a juror at Cannes, and the SheKnows jury has reached a unanimous verdict in the case of Diane's Dior dress: guilty of a red carpet fashion crime!

Katherine Jenkins

Singer Katherine Jenkins showed she had some serious skills on the dance floor when she competed on Dancing with the Stars, but we're dubbing this look a fashion misstep. Katherine stepped out for Glamour's Women of the Year Awards in London wearing a Mary Katrantzou cocktail dress and Jimmy Choo shoes.

Her body looks fabulous from all the booty-shaking she did last season on DWTS and the frock fits her nicely, but the print is just so busy! There are a ton of bright colors and patterns going on. It almost reminds us of those Magic Eye optical illusions. If we stare long enough, is it supposed to look better?

Then again, considering it's by the same designer that Elizabeth Banks wore to the Met Gala, we guess this could be called simple for her style. Clearly, over the top is this designer's MO!

The final verdict?

It's a figure-flattering dress and definitely not the worst fashion we've seen, but we know Katherine can do better. Props to her for keeping her shoes simple since the dress was so loud on its own. Kim Kardashian, take note!

DO know that SPF is not an accurate predictor of protection!

The SPF number on your sunscreen only rates protection from UVB rays, the ones that cause sunburn , not UVA rays, the ones that cause wrinkling, sagging, leathering, pigmentation, aging skin and long-term damage . Crazy right? Many believe high SPFs can be even more dangerous, because it allows you to believe you can stay in direct sun longer simply because you are not getting a sunburn, while overexposing yourself to UVA rays. You need to protect against BOTH rays.

DON'T use products with chemical "active ingredient" oxybenzone and avobenzene

These chemicals do not provide UVA ptotection; they penetrate the skin and rapidly oxidize to become potent free radicals linked with cell damage, and they are also known to be endocrine disruptors.

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DO use a zinc oxide "mineral sunscreen" instead

The "active ingredient" zinc oxide provides broad spectrum protection without those nasty endocrine disruptors or other harmful chemicals. The use of sunscreen is known to prevent the direct DNA damage that causes sunburn and the two most common forms of skin cancer, basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma. However, if sunscreen penetrates into the skin, like oxybenzone, it promotes indirect DNA damage, which causes the most lethal form of skin cancer: malignant melanoma. You read that correctly, your sunscreen could be causing cancer! So, use a mineral sunscreen to keep the sun protection on the surface of the skin. Think zinc!

DO be sure to avoid nanoparticle zinc oxide

Be sure that your zinc oxide is not formulated with nanosize particles. Be careful, though, because most are. Research shows that nanoparticles cross the cell barrier and enter organs, including the brain in humans. I, for one, am not willing to be a guinea pig. The problem is that safe sunscreens containing larger, non-nanoparticle minerals that reflect light also have a tendency to appear white on the skin, so they are not as popular with consumers who don’t yet understand the benefit of zinc and harm of other types of sun protection. Well, now that you do understand this, I hope you will "get over it" and be willing take a few extra seconds to apply zinc sunscreen.

DON’T use sunscreen with ingredient retinyl palmitate

The FDA released a report last spring that retinyl palmitate enhances skin cancer lesions in the presence of sunlight in animal research. Again with the guinea pig thing -- I'm definitely avoiding it!

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DON’T use sunscreen with endocrine disrupting parabens  

Just last month, the physician research team at Mt. Sinai Children’s Environmental Health Center released a list of the 10 chemicals that could potentially cause autism, ADHD and neurological disorders -- and guess what -- endocrine disruptors came in at number six on the list! Future moms -- avoid it at all costs.

DON’T use the ingredient "fragrance"

Manufacturers can legally hide phthalates and hundreds of other ingredients in this one "trade secret" ingredient. Guess what -- yup -- phthalates are endocrine disruptors, too. Stay away!

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DO read labels and look up your sunscreen on the Skin Deep cosmetic database

The database ranks products on a 0-10 toxicity scale. Check it out. The sunscreen I used to use is an 8. What’s yours? I like to remind everyone that it is all about the ingredients -- the rest is just marketing! Most big-box brand name sunscreens have multiple "hits" of endocrine disruptors in every application. Now think of how many times you reapply to yourself and your children daily. There are actually some sunscreens with all four of these endocrine disrupting offenders -- parabens, retinyl palmitate, fragrance and octinoxate. Yikes!

DO reapply often and cover up

You should apply sunscreen to dry skin 30 minutes before going outdoors. Apply sunscreen liberally. Be careful to cover exposed areas. Sunscreen should be applied in the morning and reapplied every two hours, or sooner after swimming, showering or sweating. Reapply often for maximum protection, especially if you have towel-dried. Avoid exposure from the strongest sun when possible. Get covered, go wild and get a great hat!

DO give my AVA Sunscreen a try

We are really proud of this product -- it is a great moisturizer that also happens to be a sunscreen, all organic and no harmful chemicals. Yes, you need to rub it in a bit, but based on all of this information, isn’t it worth it?

Jacket

You may adore Forever 21’s array of affordable on-trend fashion and accessories, but did you know the retailer has a well-stocked men’s department as well? Especially their assortment of jackets! Even though young people are attracted to the store, the classic suit jackets are perfect for any age. Your dad can pair one with a white button-front shirt for the office or a cool, American Apparel tee for the weekend.

Forever 21 Classic Woven Blazer, $55

Jeans

Is he still wearing the same jeans he’s worn for years? Update his closet with a cool pair of relaxed denim from Lands' End Canvas! They’re so comfy and soft, we swear he’ll want to live in them forever!

Lands' End Canvas Slim Fit Jeans, $60

Shoes

Every man needs a perfect pair of leather loafers for work and play. Try these functional kicks from J.D. Fisk. Have him roll up the jean with a bright pair of socks from Happy Socks, and he will instantly create that cool, downtown vibe.

J.D. Fisk John Shoes, $199

Briefcase

Does your dad need a new briefcase? Maybe to replace that black one he’s had for 10 years? Try this stylish, yet extremely masculine Ben Minkoff option to round out this perfect Father's Day gift idea. He’ll be sure to be the hit of the office.

Ben Minkoff Harry Computer Briefcase, $475

Grooming

Who doesn't want that touch of luxury in their morning routine? Have your dad test out this super soothing new shave gel from Elemis, and he will instantly feel refreshed and bump free. He’ll probably request this item for his birthday, Christmas, Easter… we could go on... it’s that good.

Elemis Skin Soothe Shave Gel, $34

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Schedule a pedicure

What better way to show off your new wedge sandals than by getting a pedicure first? After a long winter shoved into boots and stuck in socks, now is the perfect time to pamper your feet. A pedicure will ensure your tootsies are well taken care of – rough patches will be removed leaving feet smooth and ready for sandals, and of course toes get painted a summer-ready hue.

Exfoliate all over

There’s no better way to get your body ready for summer than to start scrubbing. Dry skin can accumulate leaving skin looking flaky and lackluster. Grab an exfoliating brush and your favorite cleanser or a body scrub and give your skin a fresh, smooth start. We suggest making it a weekly habit to exfoliate in the shower. You’ll feel better plus your skin will look smooth and radiant.

Body wash: Try Neutrogena Body Clear Body Wash , which helps keep back, shoulders and chest blemish-free.

Treatment: Try Murad Clarifying Body Spray , which works to heal existing blemishes and kill surface bacteria.

Moisturize

Once skin is smooth, it’s important to keep it that way. Well-hydrated skin is luminous and healthy-looking – and ready to be shown off in short shorts and summer skirts. It’s also important to remember that exposure to sun, chlorine and salt water can all dry skin out, so add daily moisturizing to both your pre and during summer routine.

Get a facial

Help skin transition to a new season by getting a facial. It might seem like an unnecessary indulgence, but letting a skin care professional assess your face means knowing exactly what it needs to look its best. You’ll get advice targeted to your skin’s issues , not to mention leave with a glowing complexion.

Striped racer back

Sleek and sexy, you’ll love this brightly striped racer back maxi dress with a scoop neck and fun, summer-ready colors . We love the bold stripes and the body-hugging design of this cute maxi, and the racer back gives it a sporty vibe you don’t usually get from longer dresses.

Strapless sophistication

Stay cool and look elegant in this navy strapless cotton blend jersey maxi dress . Easy wearing and effortlessly chic, all this fashionable frock needs are some bold bangles and a clutch to match. Wear this versatile maxi everywhere – from the beach to evening cocktails.

Sexy silk

Everything about this silk, floral print maxi screams summer . Large bright flowers stand out on a white background and we especially love the geometric design of the adjustable black straps. Step things up a notch with espadrille wedges and statement earrings.

Drop waist diva

We were impressed when we spied this stunning strapless drop waist maxi dress featuring unique white patterned circles against a pretty purple background . The simple but stylish frock can easily be taken from day to night and looks equally gorgeous with flats as it does heels.

That’s a wrap

Create an elegant summer evening outfit with this black wrap jersey maxi dress . Flattering, polished and versatile, wear this stylishly simple maxi with sky high platform sandals and metallic accessories. Perfect for both date night or a more casual summer wedding, you’re bound to get lots of use out of it.

Lots of lace

We love the effortless elegance of this white maxi dress with a scoop neck and Swiss-dot lace skirt . Pair this chic piece with flat strappy sandals, an armload of thin silver bangles and a belt to add definition to the waist. Now you have a look that’s the epitome of sunny summer style.

BB cream

Steadily gaining popularity for a couple of years, BB cream is a great option for summer because it combines several products you’re probably already using. BB creams are basically a primer, moisturizer, SPF and tint all in one . We just like it because when it’s hot out, less is more when it comes to what we want on our face.

Try it: Boscia B.B. Cream boasts SPF 27, hydrates and tones skin while also providing light, skin-evening coverage.

Bronzing powder

Obviously we’ll be slathering on the SPF rather than baking on the beach, but that doesn’t mean we don’t want a healthy sun-kissed glow. For that we’ll be relying on bronzing powder, which is the easiest way to get a faux glow. Apply a light dusting only where the sun would naturally hit your face.

Try it: Bobbi Brown Shimmer Cheek Glow is a unique skin-illuminating powder and gel hybrid that gives skin a natural beach-side glow.

Shimmer eye shadow

Light reflecting shadows are perfect for summer because they offer lighter coverage with a hint of shimmer that works for warmer months and brightens up your eyes. Choose pink, peach and champagne-hued shadows for optimum summer-ready eyes.

Try it: We like Nars Shimmer Shadow in Baby Girl, a soft, summery pink .

Lip & cheek stain

We love cheek and lip stains because you don’t need to use much to add subtle color, and the product is easy to layer depending on how much coverage you want. Stains just seem to feel lighter than their powder or cream-based counterparts, which is something we look for in the summer months.

Try it: Get reintroduced to one of the classic multitasking stains, Benefit’s Benetint, a rose-tinted sheer color for lips and cheeks .

Oil blotting papers

Summer shine is something that can’t be avoided, but rather than continually pat on powder , we suggest keeping oil blotting papers in your purse. These won’t mess with your makeup or leave any further product behind.

Try it: Sephora Oil Blotting Papers quickly absorb excess oil and reduce pesky shine .

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Coverage that protects

Let’s start with skin. When the weather gets warm, we spend a lot more time outdoors and putting sunscreen on exposed areas, especially the face. This is a MUST. But, let’s say your skin is not as perfect as you’d like or you have a daytime outdoor special event. There’s no need to buy a special foundation with high SPF. Simply mix a few drops of your favorite liquid foundation into a facial-quality sunscreen. You'll have UVA/UVB protection and enough coverage to make people think your "real" skin is amazing!

My picks for perfect facial suncare to mix with your foundation are:

• Supergoop City Sunscreen Serum, $42
• Dermalogica Solar Defense Booster, $48
• Kate Somerville Serum Sunscreen, $45

Add some color

Next, we add a flush of color, but let’s make sure it stays. When color has to stand up to a steamy climate, I immediately reach for lip/cheek stains. They’re easy to apply, add a very natural looking flush to the skin and are heat and moisture-proof. I like to apply stain to the apple of the cheeks and blend back towards the ears. I rub some of the same stain into moisturized lips at this time. The best part of stains is their ability to be layered to either intensify or customize colors.

Some of the best budge-proof lip/cheek stains are:

• Benefit - Benetint, Posie Tint and ChaCha Tint, $29 each
• Becca - Beach Tints, $25 each
• Vincent Longo - Lip & Cheek Stain, $23

Highlight your features

Now we’re going to sculpt your face with highlighter/illuminator. I love highlighting because it takes the guesswork out of contouring your face. This is also a very important technique for HD Video production because dark contouring looks very un-natural to the Hi-Def camera. If you accentuate the high points of your face by highlighting, the rest will fall into natural contours.

For warm weather, I prefer to use an illuminator to a highlighter. They add a subtle sheen or glow -- not sparkle. I apply the illuminator to the top of the cheekbones, down the center of the nose, at the cleft of the chin and in the center of the forehead.

Perfect illuminators for warm weather are:

• Nars - Illuminator Liquid, $30
• Smashbox - Artificial Light Luminizing Lotion, $26
• Illamasqua - Illuminator, $20

Never forget the bronzer

Next, we grab the bronzer to bring this all together. The foolproof way to achieve perfect bronzer placement is to stand directly in front of your mirror. Tilt your face up slightly. Now imagine the sun is in front of you at noon. The sun would be concentrated at the highest points on your face - the tops of your cheeks, the bridge of your nose, your chin and along your hairline. That’s where you apply either a powder or cream bronzer and make sure to blend in well.

Perfect bronzers for warm weather are:

• Too Faced - Aqua Bunny Waterproof Cream to Powder Bronzer, $29
• Tarte - Amazonian Clay Waterproof Mineral Powder Bronzer, $29

Finish with gloss

Lips are already stained so all that’s left is a dab of juicy-looking gloss to complete this glowing summer goddess.

I prefer to keep it simple and use clear gloss with a golden or a silver shimmer.

My favorite shimmering summer sheer glosses are:

• Armour Beauty - In Marilyn or Stardust, $21 each
• FACEatelier - Ice or Arctic Gold, $24 each
• NYX - Mega Shine Gloss in Crystal or Sunshine, $6

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