Get the Look: Queen Latifah’s Subtle Sultry Style Maybe it was subtle, maybe it was standout; either way, Queen Latifah’s red-carpet look was nothing short of simply stunning. Want to look subtly sexy too? We’ll show you how to get the rap royal’s demure diva look using only the Cover Girl Queen collection.—Lucy George and India-Jewel Jackson
Get the Look: Reese Witherspoon's Low Bun The bun, one of the most classic hairstyles of all time, will forever be at home on the red carpet. Case in point: Reese Witherspoon at this year’s Oscars. Gorgeous gowns and brilliant baubles aside, this polished hairdo can also underscore everyday sophistication and is surprisingly easy to re-create on your own. Hairstylist Mark Townsend—the man responsible for Natalie Portman’s bun at the 2005 Academy Awards and her 2006 Golden Globe look—offers no-fail steps for whipping up a trophy-winning twist. —Amy Gurvitz
Get the Look: Salma Hayek's Old Hollywood Glamour Hair At the 2005 Golden Globes, Scarlett Johansson channeled screen sirens of yesteryear with her picture-perfect do, re-igniting the popularity of old Hollywood glamour. This classic look won’t be fading out of the spotlight anytime soon, as the oh-so-elegant Salma Hayek turned up with an equally exquisite coif this year at the Oscars. Hairstylist Mark Townsend, who dolled up Rachel Weisz’s tresses for this year’s Academy Awards, shares his secrets on how you can get your own show-stopping locks. —Amy Gurvitz
Get the Look: Uma Thurman's New Nudes Uma Thurman’s ethereal glow had photographers snapping away at this year’s Academy Awards. The red carpet hosted a handful of glamour goddesses complemented by a fresh-faced nude complexion—a sexy, pared-down look sure to be in full bloom this spring. Hop on the beauty bandwagon and follow Cover Girl makeup artist Carmindy’s peachy-keen tips on how to use soft and shimmering shades to highlight your features with a less-is-more approach. —Mari Tzikas
Get the Look: Evangeline Lilly’s Porcelain Skin This just in! If you’re tired of the bronzy, head-to-toe glow, give pale skin a try, as this polished look reigns supreme as well. Porcelain skin is fast becoming the sought-after beauty trend this season, both on the runway and the sidewalk. FYI: Evangeline Lilly is ahead of the pack. At this year’s Emmy ceremony, her as-usual flawless skin offset her lightly rosy cheeks and soft, wavy hair. Her beauty is certainly undeniable; she’s living proof that pale skin can be just as healthy, dewy, and ethereal as burnished skin. Leave the overtanned look to the others—see if this look works for you. —India-Jewel Jackson
