Hollywood Beauty Secrets: Remedies To The Rescue

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Lips Trends 2008 - Berry

Berry-stained lips

What: Stained lips in berry colours of deep reds, blueberry and burgundy.
Seen on: The runways of Carolina Herrera, Peter Som, Donna Karan and Erin Fetherston, to name a few.
How to wear it: The only real necessity to this look is minimal makeup - it works best with a fresh face and child-like eyes, like a girl who's just tucked into a bowl of freshly picked berries. To add to the look, try a touch of white eyeliner to open up the eyes, and a dusting of pink or peachy blush.




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Lips Trends 2008 - Pink

Bold pink lips

What: Though pink lips on the 2008 runways were mostly quite subtle, bolder pinks will definitely have their impact on makeup trends over the next few seasons.

Seen on: On the runways of Marc by Marc Jacobs, Michael Kors, Roberto Cavalli, Rodarte, Stella McCartney, Thakoon and Valentino.

How to wear it: Like any look where the lips are the focus, it's best to keep the rest of the face subtle; a touch of colored eyeshadow, or some black eyeliner.



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Eyes Trends 2008 - Bright Blue

Bright blue eye makeup trend

What: It's been a colour of caution since the 80s looks we don't really want to revisit. But in 2008 bright, electric blues are making a comeback in bold and interesting ways.

Seen on: Alexandre Herchcovitch, Threeasfour, Proenza Schouler, Dior.

How to wear it: In bold color blocks, or a touch of bright blue mascara. Don't overdo the rest of the face - go for toned down lips and cheekbones to avoid looking clownish.

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Eyes Trends 2008 - Bronze

Shimmering bronze eye-shadow trend

What: Bronze eye-shadow highlights on the lids creating a shimmering metallic effect.

Seen on: Touches of bronze on many of the Autumn / Winter 2008 runways, with Oscar de la Renta, Tuleh, Nina Ricci and J.Mendel among them.

How to wear it: Blend with darker colors or gold highlights. Works fantastically with nude lips and bright eyes.

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Eyes Trends 2008 - Smoky

Dark & smoky eyes

What: It's fair to say that dark eye makeup rarely goes out of favour. In 2008, subtle and natural makeup looks are a favourite for daytime wear while super-dramatic dark eyes can be brought out at night for after-hours glamour.

Seen on: The Autumn / Winter 2008 runways were littered with dark eyemakup in varying degrees of dramaticism; from smoky gray lids at Lagerfeld through to Yamamoto's Batman-inspired black shadow. Gucci teamed theirs with bedhair and subtle pink lips, while Viktor & Rolf went for classic glamour - eyes rimmed with dark shadow, and lips immaculately painted red.

How to wear it: Make your eyes the focal point if you go for this look; either pale pink or neutral lips help to do this. If you do go for strong colour on the lips, follow the classic glamour of Viktor & Rolf (top left) with immaculately painted red lips and dramatic dark eyeshadow. Colour is big in 2008 so experiment by adding colour into the mix - a touch of bronze (like at Versace, top right) or a hint of blue or purple can lighten up the dark.

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Eyebrows Trends 2008

Thick & dark eyebrows trend

What: Natural eyebrows took over from thinly plucked ones some time ago. Now they've taken a step further into being enhanced in thickness and darkness - and on the runways often combed upwards to make them appear even more bushy and prominent.

Seen on: Jeremy Laing, Prada, Dsquared2, Phillip Lim, Fendi, Dries Van Noten.

How to wear it: With perfect grooming and symmetry. Making the eyebrows a focal point means there can be no mistakes - they must be neat, even and symmetrical for this look to work.



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Paris Hilton Diet Secrets

Paris Hilton doesn't seem to follow the normal Hollywood trend of eating low calorie food, training with weights or cardio workouts for fat loss. No, Paris is really on her own program when it comes to diet and exercise. Paris says, "I eat at McDonald's or Taco Bell." What does Paris Hilton drink? "I hate the taste of alcohol," Paris says. "When I'm drinking, I'm drinking Red Bull."

Paris Hilton's Hair:

Paris is a definite bottle blond. And she likes it that way. Her sister Nicky however doesn’t. Apparently Nicky was desperate to distance herself from her look-alike sister PARIS so much, that she dyed her hair brown just so that they’d look different.

But Paris’s hair is probably one of the stronger points of her personal style. Her blond locks are extremely versatile. She’s gone from a pixie cut, to long extensions, and surprisingly she’s managed to suit them all. Her favorite look at the moment is done with the use of hair accessories. So head down to your nearest department store, supermarket or chemist and pick your self up some flower hair pins, diamond hair clips or a satin hair band. Whether you have an up-do…or let your hair down, an added embellishment will give your style that extra Paris pizzazz.

Paris Hilton's Make Up:
Paris’s bright blue eyes are actually not all they seem. Her eyes are actually a dark green. For whatever reason she chooses to wear colored contact lenses, but you don’t need to go to those extremes to emulate her style.

To emulate her eye make up, pick shimmery eye shadow shades in either pale pinks or bronzes. Also use a charcoal shade on your crease, and a white shadow on your brow bone. And don’t forget the all important black liquid eyeliner, and lashings of mascara.

Paris Hilton's Fashion:
"So many tacky trends, so little time." That was just one of the reasons that Blackwell gave for why Paris entered his worst dressed list at number one. I guess he didn’t enjoy the main stays of her wardrobe...sky-high stilettos, butt-baring jeans, mini skirts, diamond studded belts and plunging tops. Lately however she’s been going with a much simpler style…maybe it has something to do with her appearance on The Simple Life. Her skirt lengths are longer, her color choices are more muted (pastels actually feature), and she’s swapped leather for satin.

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