With mascaras and (under) eye liners beyond BIG this season, the perfect nude lip is now a necessary masterful art. Not unlike the artist capable of creating the subtle distinction between naked pictures and the nude portrait, this tweezer-sized tube from Rock & Republic's ultra fab cosmetics collection elevates the nude lip to an art form. For sparkly, sultry, gold-dusted lips it's a must h
Rock & Republic's Alpha Blonde Creates an Art Form

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The Radiant Concealer SPF 25 by La Mer: The New Fountain of Youth

Though it's only Tuesday, I've already worked twenty-one hours and I'm about to hunker down with some pasta and clock in a few more. Still, everyone insists I look radiant. Glowing, even.Odd? Would be - except I have discovered the fountain of youth in La Mer's Radiant Concealer. Though it comes as a shiny, covetable mini-compact with a matching miniature brush I've taken to expanding its real es

Jason Wu Goes Fiercely Green

Jason Wu partnered with Aveda and Odile Gilbert this season to created a truly original organic look. The video below reveals the truly brilliant marriage of chic sophistication and elegant edgy-ness bound up within those crisp black ribbons. Interview questions with Jason are also below.Q: What is the inspiration for your collection? What is the look you are capturing?“Contemporary artist, Tara

Shalom Harlow at John Patrick Organic

We always take a moment to pause for one the "girls." The original supermodels summon moments of silence as their ability to enthral my 11 year old self is the entire reason Beauty's SPOT exists. Here is Shalom Harlow primping - Aveda style - before the John Patrick Organic show. No words. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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LC Goes Chic at VMAs

Remember when I met Lauren Conrad as we both happened to be getting our hair done at Warren Tricomi Salon on Melrose? I know, I know it's one the highlights of this blog (my life?)Anyhow although Lauren couldn't take a picture because she was makeup less at the time she did have her PR people provide all the deets on Amy Nadine's perfect application of her mark. makeup that night (her LA Fashion

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L.A.M.B. 2010 Spring Fashion Presentation

I am so with Gwen on being over color. By the end of fashion week last year I was already sick of purple but it had somehow infused my whole wardrobe. I going back to black and camel and maybe some updated hunter green. Color is for makeup and accessories this winter. The ever polite (and fashion forward) Ms. Stefani made sure to thank the New Vaseline® Sheer Infusion body lotion sponsors, as the

The Braids at Diego Binetti: A Bit of Fashion Week Heaven.

Girls, I know I keep covering Thomas Dunkin - but he keeps creating a-MA-zing coiffures. I've loved the Faux-bob, the classic pony, and now the next evolution of last year's messy braid combined with this season's faux bob...and voila...behold Beauty!Spearheading the brilliant stylists at Sebastian Professional yet again, Thomas Dunkin created the look for the Diego Binetti show. This modern, tex

Ponytails Trot the Runway at Michael Angel

Ponytails of all kinds - messy, chic, and properly primped - are showing up all over the runways of SS10. Thomas Dunkin was the key artist for Sebastian Professional's stylist design team at the Spring ’10 Michael Angel show and he created a muted ‘perfect pony’ to complement Michael Angel’s bold spring ’10 collection. Taking inspiration from influential women like Nancy Cunard, Josephine Baker a

Best Colored Mascaras: Estee Lauder Sumptuous Color

Having just returned from Mercees Benz Fashion Week in New York's Bryant Park, I've seen more new product in the last 5 days than most people see in wal-mart all year long. Still, these little babies have stolen my heart. Inspired by the colorful fall runway looks of John Galliano and Marc Jacobs, Estée Lauder's Limited Edition Sumptuous Color Bold Volume Lifting Mascara are the loveliest lash ac

New York Fashion Week: Sebastian Professional's Faux Bob at Costello Tagliapietra

I'm dying over Costello Tagliapietra's frocks that debuted yesterday at New York Fashion Week. Famed designers, Jeffrey Costello and Robert Tagliapietra presented Costello Tagliapietra Spring ’10 line last night at Milk Studios in Chelsea and (in a moment of genius) partnered with Sebastian Professional for a killer combination: the next direction in fashion and a shadow of beauty from the past.

Fashion Week Report: John Patrick Organic Show Hair by Aveda

I am completely adoring the look created by Odile Gilbert for Aveda at the John Patrick Organicshow. The modern, playful take on Bohemian-chic is absolutely worthy of my first fashion week post of SS10. Hair is smooth and shiny on top with soft, free-flowing curls below the cheekbone and volume at the front—pulled back into a barrette, adding a girly touch.Here is what Odile had to say about his

Red Door Spa at the Willard InterContinental

I'd heard of the legendary Red Door Spas from the time I was a little girl. One particular D.C. socialite spoke of her lengthy stays there (gifts from her lawyer husband) and her compatriot celebrity patrons in such a way that I imagined the Red Door not as a place that was actually accessible to me, but rather a lone, posh compound of spas located in the highland dessert of the southwest where o

Fashion's Night Out with La Mer at Saks Fifth Avenue

There are certain brands that I'm dedicated to heart and soul. La Mer, with all of their earth and ocean friendly aesthetic perfectionism is high atop that list. I'm just kicking myself that I haven't picked up their new tourmaline-and-malachite-gemstone-infused Radiant Concealer SPF 25. I suppose I'll just have to pick up this lightweight cream-to-powder concealer at their Vogue Fashion’s Night

The Ritz-Carlton Georgetown: Where Washington D.C. Culture Resides

There is something intangibly magnificent about The Ritz-Carlton's boutique hotel in Georgetown. Writers (yes, I'd like to be one someday) have a long standing tradition of taking up residence in hotel lobbies to do their best work. The Roosevelt Hotel in New York played nurse maid to more than one great American novel by keeping their creators well nourished with a diet of seemingly endless insp
