Smash

Smash star Katharine McPhee made us do a double take when she walked the red carpet in her daring Theyskens' Theory gown, co-star Megan Hilty also struck a chord in her red Novis dress.

Winner: McPhee. Too many stars opted for red for the Golden Globes, while McPhee took a fashion risk with her look.

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Modern Family

The four main ladies on Modern Family— Sofia Vergara, Sarah Hyland, Ariel Winter and Julie Bowen— all know how to work the red carpet, but only one can win this fashion face-off. So, who's it going to be? Vergara was her typical sexy self in a black Michael Cinco gown, while Hyland went full sex kitten in her Max Azria Atelier gown and bombshell hair.

Bowen and Winter, on the other hand, went the safer route in their Halston and Valentino gowns, respectively.

Winner: Hyland. She looked fab, even if she broke out in hives Sunday morning.

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Nashville

Hayden Panettiere and Connie Britton battle it out each week as Juliette Barnes and Rayna James on Nashville, but at the Golden Globes, they battled it out with fashion, not music. Panettiere looked fab in her Roberto Cavalli, while Britton struck a shiny pose in her neutral strapless dress.

Winner: It's a tie. They both look fab.

New Girl

New Girl stars Zooey Deschanel and Hannah Simone went for drastically different looks at the Golden Globes. We love, love, love Deschanel's custom Prada dress, but Simone also looked amazing in her glam gray gown.

Winner: Deschanel. We're so happy she's embracing designer fashion, 'cause it looks so good on her.

Tell us: Who was the best dressed at the 2013 Golden Globes?

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Trends
to keep,
trends
to leave

Last night's carpet was everything from fabulous to bland and a lot in between. Accessories were kept minimal, colors were kept classic, and everyone let their inner glam shine on the red carpet. Here are the noteworthy trends — some to keep and some to leave!

Stars such as Jennifer Lopez, Nicole Richie, Kate Hudson, Adele, Naomi Watts and Eva Longoria all wore sleeved gowns at the Golden Globes. It was rare to see so many sleeves on such a skin-bearing carpet, but this long sleeve trend was done right when sleeves had sheer lace accents, embellishments and low necklines.

What this means for you: This is great news for everyone out there who loves to cover their arms. To wear the sleeve trend right, your dress has to be sleek and should have something going on such as a lace or embellished trim.

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Forget about black or candy colored gowns. White, nude and blush stole the show as tons of stars kept it neutral and donned this lighter look. Anne Hathaway, Amy Adams, Amanda Seyfried, Helen Hunt, Megan Fox, Amy Adams, Francesca Eastwood and Lea Michele were among the many starlets seen living on the lighter side.

What this means for you: Don’t be afraid to wear your winter white, nude or blush. To avoid looking washed out, be sure to put some color in your lips.

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Red is always a popular choice on the red carpet because it makes you pop and looks great in photographs. But last night's reds were on a whole other level. Jennifer Lawrence, Claire Danes, Marion Cotillard and Zooey Deschanel chose a bright red with a more orange undertone and minimal accessories. By choosing dresses with orange undertones and simple accessories, it really made their look all about the color.

What this means for you: No matter where you’re going, whether to a high school reunion, an important meeting or anywhere you want to make an impression, go for the red.

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With every red carpet, there’s always a silhouette that stands above the rest. Last night's silhouette to beat was the mermaid, which stars like Hayden Panettiere, Taylor Swift and Jessica Alba stepped out in. This silhouette, with its fitted bodice and flared out bottom, shows off your curves while staying on trend.

What this means for you: The mermaid style is here to stay. If a mermaid gown is too much for you, try a mermaid style skirt paired with a blouse or top to stay on trend.

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Unfortunately not everything was pure perfection last night. There were a few style trends that could have stayed at home.

No one needs extra fabric getting in the way of their super sleek look. Lucy Liu, Julianne Hough, Debra Messing and Julia Louis-Dreyfus got a little carried away with the volume and could have opted for a sleeker, more streamlined walk down the carpet.

What this means for you: Learn a lesson and always opt for the sleek over the volume every day of the week. Less volume is always more slimming.

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Rumer Willis and Kristen Bell opted for high Edwardian-like collared gowns but didn’t really do themselves any favors by covering up so much. This vintage look is best kept in the archives and not on the carpet. Not only does a high neckline keep you from wearing fabulous jewelry, but it also detracts from your face and can make you appear older.

What this means for you: Showing off the chest, collarbone and neck can be the most flattering way to shine. By picking a low V or scoop neck, you will appear thinner. No one wants to look like they are stuck in Edwardian times.

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Now that we’ve officially kicked off award season with the Globes, we can’t wait to see you at the next one!

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Amy Poehler and Tina Fey did the unthinkable: They made the Golden Globes the most genuinely funny awards show ever.

And they looked hot doing it.

The former Saturday Night Live duo showed us exactly what sort of night we were in for when they appeared on the red carpet looking seriously sexy in polar opposite outfits. Fey went the girly glam route with her L'Wren Scott dress and Salvatore Ferragamo shoes, while Poehler went with a Stella McCartney pantsuit and Charlotte Olympia shoes.

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And how did Poehler get ready for such a cleavage-baring shot?

A spray tan, of course. The Parks & Recreation star got a custom tan courtesy of St. Tropez's skin-finishing expert Fiona Locke.

"She's going to have three costume changes with one that shows off some leg and I didn't want her to have to worry about, 'What will my legs look like?'" Locke told The Cut on Monday.

"I wanted to give her a golden, glowy look."

Mission accomplished.

Fey and Poehler only had a couple of wardrobe changes during the show — a form-fitting navy dress and two cleavage-baring gowns .

Who knew she had such a great set of girls?

Of course, it wasn't really about the fashion — it was about their cutting one-liners that left us dying with laughter.

The best line of the night? When Poehler skewered notoriously difficult director James Cameron.

"When it comes to torture, I trust the lady who spent three years married to James Cameron," Poehler quipped, referring to Zero Dark Thirty director Kathryn Bigelow.

Oh, Tina and Amy: Please host every awards show ever.

Fashion face-off winner: Poehler. Her looks were daring — and they paid off.

Tell us: Who looked better at the Golden Globes, Tina Fey or Amy Poehler?

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Jennifer Lawrence wasn't feeling so hot on the red carpet at the Golden Globes, but you wouldn't know it. The Silver Linings Playbook actress looked stunning in her Christian Dior Haute Couture dress, Brian Atwood shoes and Ferragamo clutch.

But don't ask her to explain the meaning behind the designer name.

"This is Dior Haute Couture. I don't really know what 'haute' means, but I had to say it,"she told Ryan Seacrest before the show.

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Lawrence wasn't the only A-lister wearing red, though: French actress Marion Cotillard opted for a similar red Dior Haute Couture dress, though she paired hers with Dior shoes and a Christian Louboutin bag.

And, like Lawrence, Cotillard doesn't get too into fashion — she just uses it as a reflection of her personality.

"If I don't feel like myself in an outfit — if it makes me feel like a different person — I won't wear it," Cotillard told Time magazine last fall. "I always find something that's kind of crazy but at the same time is wearable and really looks like me."

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Okay, so who wore it better? We're going with Lawrence here, even if the bodice of her dress did feature those strange crumb-catcher things. The young actress is a star — and this gown just proved it.

We wonder what she'll wear to the Oscars? We'll be floored if it tops this.

Tell us: Who was better dressed, Jennifer Lawrence or Marion Cotillard?

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Why we love it: There’s nothing more on-trend than an army green parka. You can throw one over the thinnest sweater, and you’ll still be unbelievably warm for those frigid days.

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Why we love it: You can’t go wrong with a dark peacoat. The black option Jasmine is rocking here is slimming and will never go out of style. Invest in a good quality option, and you’ll be able to wear it forever. Literally!

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Why we love it: Kate has that whole rocker-chic look down. We love a pair of skinnies, mixed with motorcycle boots and a fun graphic shirt.

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Why we love it: Leather is a huge trend right now! Mary-Kate and Ashley’s younger sister offsets the edginess of the skinnies here with a sophisticated, ladylike tote and printed infinity scarf.

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Why we love it: The pop of color! There’s nothing we adore more than sporting an all-neutral outfit with one, colorful standout piece. Emma chose a hat here, but you can add color with a scarf, handbag and even a fierce pair of boots!

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Using a round brush can be an intimidating task for some, but it's time you learn to overcome that fear. Alli Webb, founder of Drybar, shows you how to use a round brush to get that voluminous hair every woman yearns for!

Get well-rounded hair

Step 1: Divide and conquer

Before you begin, make sure you are working with very clean, 1-inch sections of hair. It is always helpful to use a clip to create sections as well. Don't overwhelm yourself — take it one piece at a time!

Step 2: Wrap it up

When beginning to use the round brush, wrap your hair completely around the brush and pull through the ends, applying heat as you go. It is important to include your ends in the brush so you can seal them with a soft and shiny look.

Step 3: Pump up the volume

To add some extra bounce to your hair, use the round brush to pull the hair up and away from the base of your head. Closely apply heat while you perform this step and continue to wrap your hair around the brush.

Step 4: Keep at it

Repeat the motion of going over the hair with the dryer until each section is fully dry. Continue this step around the whole head, and maintain working in clean sections. It may take a couple times in order for each section to become completely dry, but be patient — you'll have great hair in no time!

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Breaking any task into smaller sections makes for better results and a happier you. To curl your hair with a Style Winder, dividing your hair into smaller chunks will help you get a cute, consistent curl without a messy hassle.

Get the perfect curls

Use these simple steps to avoid tangles and hassles when curling your hair.

To begin, find a comb and three or four hair clips that you know you can trust to keep the rest of your hair under control as you work with smaller sections.

Step 1: Do your part

Part your hair the way you want it to be in the end. This way, you know which direction to curl each chunk of hair as you go along. Don't wait until your hair is curled to decide between having your part in the middle or to the side.

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Ever wonder how to get those chic, messy, just-got-out-of-bed waves worn by some of the hottest stars? Hairstylist Alli Webb, founder of Drybar, shows you how to get this effortlessly sexy look in just a few simple steps.

beach up your locks quickly and easily

Step 1: Brush it out

Before styling, brush out your hair to ensure it's free of any tangles or knots.

Step 2: Curl loosely all over

Using the Style Winder, curl roughly 1-inch sections all over your head. Remember, you're going for a slightly messy look, so don't worry about holding the curls for very long.

Step 3: Straighten your ends

Take your curler and smooth out your ends so they're slightly straighter than the rest of your hair to really achieve that easygoing, beachy style.

Step 4: Lock in the style

Use a pomade and run your fingers through your hair to break up the curls and mess up the look a little bit more. Secure with hairspray and you're ready to go!

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Do you want to achieve that fresh out of the salon look at home? Alli Webb, founder of Drybar, is here to show you how to master the basics of a blowout.

Learn the basics to sleek and smooth hair

Step 1: Get a fresh start

The secret to achieving the perfect blowout is to start with freshly washed and clean hair. Any excess product or oil residue will make it harder for you to get that sleek and smooth look.

Step 2: Section your hair

Neatly divide your hair in 1-2-inch sections around your head. This will help create a better foundation when you are using a round brush to get that voluminous look.

Step 3: Seal the deal

To get a frizz-free blowout, point the nozzle of the blow dryer down the hair shaft to help seal the cuticle. Make sure each section is perfectly dry before you move on to the next.

Step 4: Break it up

Once your hair is completely dry, comb your fingers through your hair. This will help break up the lines of demarcation, creating the smooth hairstyle you were hoping for. One more look in the mirror and you'll be out the door looking fabulous!

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Nothing ruins a blowout faster than unruly flyaways. Learn how to tame them quickly and easily from Alli Webb, founder of Drybar.

Avoid those
pesky flyaways

Step 1: Use a styling cream

Starting about halfway down your hair shaft, run a styling or hydrating cream through your hair down to the ends to prevent flyaways while blow drying. We love Paul Mitchell's Super Skinny Serum to keep things under control.

Step 2: Blow dry downward

When blow drying your hair, point the nozzle of your blow dryer downward while brushing out your strands. Using a natural bristle brush as opposed to a synthetic one will also help keep flyaways at bay.

Step 3: Tame any flyaways

After completing your blowdry, tame any flyaways that may appear by lightly spritzing hairspray all over and running a pomade through your hair.

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What does it all mean?

Style shrink

We can learn a great deal about a celebrity’s true self as expressed through fashion on the red carpet. Why they select one haute couture gown over another speaks volumes about what they’re going through at this moment in their lives, how they want to be seen by the public, and most importantly, how they see themselves.

Despite the fashion aftershocks or “afterfrocks” and their stylists' agonized attempts to pull the best gowns for their client before the big day, when it comes to the final decision, it’s often made far more intuitively than you might imagine.

This year's best actress winner, Jennifer Lawrence, tried on just two gowns the day before the award show before selecting the third dress, a deep coral silk satin trumpet creation by Dior Haute Couture, to wear into the history books. I’ve spent longer deciding what to wear on a first date!

So let's peel back the layers of silk chiffon and the facade of hand-sewn sequins to reveal what some of Sunday night's most polarizing Golden Globes gowns really said about the stars who wore them.

Having grown up in the New York artist scene, the Girls creator and winner of best television performance elected to wear a gown by childhood friend Zac Posen. Lena’s decision to wear a gown by her longtime buddy reveals her deep sense of loyalty and commitment to staying true to herself in the face of her whirlwind rise to fame.

A self-admitted fashion lover and usually far quirkier dresser, Lena moved away from her edgier looks for her first major awards show, revealing her respect for the establishment but also her desire to be accepted more than she would like to admit.

She may be a fresh voice discussing contemporary women’s issues, but the classic corset and ball gown silhouette reveals she has a love for tradition and is a great student of past greats.

Lena bravely reveals herself in her writing and on screen performances, but when it comes to the red carpet and being a star, she still hasn’t quite come into her own and embraced her fabulous differences.

If there’s anyone in Hollywood who knows that the right dress that dances between scandalous and spectacular can make or break a career, it’s Jennifer Lopez. Her navel-grazing leafy green Versace gown at the 2000 Grammy Awards launched her into a whole new stratosphere and turned her into J. Lo the brand.

At Sunday night's Golden Globes, Jenny from the block delivered the night's most risque and high fashion moment in a body-baring, cream lace Zuhair Murad gown that left little to the imagination.

Despite its almost nude look, the choice of virginal cream lace and long sleeves offered the perfect amount of modesty and ladylike appeal. This dress is classic Lopez — as she comes to terms with the fact that she is all at once a sexy, free spirited girl from the Bronx, a powerful mogul, a romantic who wants nothing more than to be in love and treated like a lady, and a proud mother of two.

After years of being in relationships where she either had to be “little miss perfect” or “bad boy babe,” she now realizes that she is a mix of both. The nakedness of this gown reflects an inner peace that comes with finally being in a relationship that allows her to be her true self .

Even her hairstyle — half slick, half classic — mirrors this dichotomy between naughty and nice.

No one plays the role of humble, earnest thespian more convincingly than Anne Hathaway. The Les Miserables winner’s white sequin strapless Chanel gown expressed a desire to show her unbelievable talent naked and unembellished for the world to see.

The white fuss-free detailing and clean, simple lines reflect her inner idealistic leaning. Despite her material wealth, this girl values ideas and ideals above all else. She is a perfectionist and principled in everything she does.

Her uncompromising approach to what she views as right and wrong is both her strength and her weakness. She can easily become so attached to the cause that she becomes extreme in her actions and morally judgmental in her thinking. Despite her holier-than-thou approach to life, if she believes in something, she will fight for it with her life, which makes her a loyal friend and a success in everything she attempts.

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What does it all mean?

Style shrink

We can learn a great deal about a celebrity’s true self as expressed through fashion on the red carpet. Why they select one haute couture gown over another speaks volumes about what they’re going through at this moment in their lives, how they want to be seen by the public, and most importantly, how they see themselves.

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Bored of peplums? The trend that seemed to pop up on everything from shirts to skirts last year is still in full swing so it’s understandable if you’re over it. But peplums can still feel fresh and we’re sourcing five pretty pieces that breathe new life into the trend.

Cardigans can get boring in terms of shape and fit, which is why we were instantly intrigued by this cute cardigan with a fitted peplum hem . The simple sweater — with a twist — also features a peaked shawl collar and optional tie at the waist. We’ll be wearing ours with fitted pencil skirts and bold-hued blouses.

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Whether we realize it or not, hormones affect our beauty treatments throughout our lives. See how these body regulating chemicals control our skin, hair and body — and how to deal with them effectively.

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You really are what you eat

While many of us have been crafting plans for the year ahead to navigate our diet scene in relation to our waistlines, we may have overlooked another factor that should influence our food and drink choices: our skin.

The old adage, "you are what you eat," rings especially true for our skin, which quickly responds to the sodium-rich, sugar-laden foods that play a starring role at social gatherings.

Salty foods like snack mixes,
dips and processed meats

Consume too much sodium and dehydration and fluid retention occur, resulting in a puffy face and under eye swelling.

Foods containing dairy

While the clinical link between dairy and acne continues to strengthen, those who experience frequent acne breakouts have long been convinced of the connection. The suspected culprits are the hormones that are present in milk.

Sugary, high-glycemic foods like
cookies, cakes and canapés

Eating these foods leads to a spike in blood glucose levels. When that happens, inflammation may occur, which can lead to a host of skin issues, including acne. What’s more, consistent consumption of these foods may lead to premature skin aging, as they cause the degradation of collagen and elastin.

Alcohol

Even a small amount of alcohol can cause blood vessels to dilate, which makes skin look red or blotchy while worsening the appearance of conditions like rosacea. Alcohol also dehydrates the skin, causing fine lines and wrinkles to look more prevalent. Additionally, a recent study showed that alcohol consumption decreases the antioxidant concentration in the skin, which reduces the skin’s ability to defend itself against free radical damage.

Read more: Booze benefits your skin?>>

To keep skin in optimal condition, limit your intake of complexion-sabotaging foods, and instead implement these positive practices:

• Stay hydrated. While an occasional cocktail is fine, skin benefits when water is your drink of choice. Most individuals are dehydrated so the importance of this step cannot be overstated.
• Choose antioxidant-rich foods. Fruits, vegetables and nuts are not only loaded with vitamins and minerals, most also contain a good amount of antioxidants, which help to protect the skin — and the entire body — from extrinsic and intrinsic damage.
• Eat before you go to big social gatherings. It’s more difficult to control your eating if you arrive to a party on an empty stomach.

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For this fragrance, we used eucalyptus, orange and lemon essential oils for a bright, citrusy scent — perfect for the winter or summer months! Before using the fragrance, test it on the pulse points on your wrists to help ensure you can tolerate its use. Properly stored in a glass jar with a tight-fitting lid, your fragrance will last for about a month.

If you are pregnant, you should not use essential oils. For facts and safety information related to essential oils and aromatherapy, visit the National Association for Holistic Aromatherapy.

DIY fragrance made with vodka

Supplies:

Instructions:

1. Pick a combination of three different essential oils that you enjoy and that work well together. For this fragrance, we used 10 drops of orange essential oil, 10 drops of eucalyptus essential oil and five drops of lemon essential oil.
2. Use the measuring cup and add two cups of distilled water to a large glass jar. Add three tablespoons of vodka to the water. Next add five drops of glycerin to the mix.
3. Add your essential oils to the mixture. Stir the mixture. Add a few more drops of your preferred essential oil, as desired. Mix well and add the tight-fitting lid to the jar.
4. Place the jar containing the fragrance in a cool, dark spot for at least 12 hours. After 12 hours, shake the contents to mix it. Use a dropper or baster to add the mixture to a perfume bottle, and enjoy!

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There were a lot of amazing 'dos at last weekend's Golden Globes, but we'll highlight some of those next week! This week, I just need to give a shout-out to the lovely Jessica Chastain and the chic French twist she recently sported to the National Board of Review Awards Gala.

I love looks with a twist — get it?! — and this flawless updo works so well with the embellished neckline Jessica's dress features. Naturally, I want to know how to get the look myself, so I turned to Shannon Walsh, stylist at Boston's renowned Jeffrey Lyle Salon, to find out how we can all recreate the look at home!

Get the look

"Jessica wears this style beautifully with her natural makeup and simple black Alexander McQueen dress," Walsh says.

1. Start by using your curling iron to give the hair body and make it more pliable when you pin it up later.
2. Next, use fingers to "comb" out curls and lightly mist with hairspray.
3. Now take the styling comb, and tease the entire head of hair. This helps give the bobby pins something to grab onto.
4. Section out the mohawk and clip out of the way.
5. Using the paddle brush, smooth out the rest of the hair, brushing it back and sweeping it to the left side.
6. While holding the hair, use your other hand to slide in bobby pins vertically from the very bottom, criss-crossing as you work up the head.
7. Now, gather all the hair and twist tightly to the right, covering all of those bobby pins.
8. Insert bobby pins horizontally into the twist, so they intersect with the vertical pins, making the style secure.
9. After, take out the mohawk section and lightly comb hair back, leaving a loose wave. Pin ends of hair into the French twist.
10. Finally, spray with hairspray!

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