Janeiro 2012

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    Rihanna went from sweet little girl to fashion icon, and 2011 really was her year! She rocked look after look, always looking fierce. Click on the pictures to see Rihanna's hottest fashion from 2011, we can't wait to see what 2012 holds for Rihanna!




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    Christina Aguilera has had a rough time in the media lately due to the constant critique regarding her body. But Christina refuses to let it get to her, she fights back instead! "I have a boyfriend that loves my body," she says. "I love my body, my son is healthy and happy and that is all that matters." When it comes to body image, Christina is an amazing role model, "women, we are definitely under a microscope and under massive scrutiny," she says and continues, "As long as I am happy in my own skin, that is all that is all the confirmation I need." We couldn't agree more! It's nice to see that Christina has such a healthy self image! (people)

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    Heidi Klum on a family walk in Brentwood with her singing husband Seal and their daughters Leni Samuel and Lou Sulola Samuel! They are such a sweet family!




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    Maybe one of your New Year's resolutions is to exercise more in 2012? Well then you might need some inspiration! We have compiled training tips from Hollywood's hottest celebrities. Click on the pictures to find out how Jessica Alba and Fergie, among others, are keeping their bodies in shape!

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    We spotted Paris Hilton shopping at Fred Segal and Maxfield yesterday, and noticed a new darker hair color which matched her all-black outfit!




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    Cute kid alert! We recently saw Jessica Alba on a walk with her daughter. She holds Honor Marie's hand as she goes for coffee in Brentwood, so sweet! Jessica looks relaxed and good-looking as always and Honor Marie is one of the cutest things we've ever seen!

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    Photo: Drew Barrymore

    Though rumors of Drew Barrymore’s engagement to Will Kopelman have been swirling all week, the actress finally confirmed them this morning via the glowing picture above.  Kopelman, an art consultant, popped the question in Sun Valley, Idaho over the holidays (where the two were vacationing) with a 4 carat diamond ring from Graff.  So now the real question—what will she wear for her third walk down the aisle?  If she needs help, Kopelman’s dad was the head of Chanel…
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    As you’re cleaning out your closet and sifting through a semester’s worth of trendy H&M purchases, remember not to toss everything into the trash. Fashion in 2011 definitely had its lows (hipster headbands and playsuits, anyone?), but as any frugal fashionista knows, every season has pieces you can incorporate into the next season’s wardrobe. Some of last year’s noteworthy trends, like polka dots and high-waisted flares, have already been showcased—for a second time—on the spring 2012 runways, proving that these looks will still be chic this coming year. We’re listing 11 of the most popular trends in 2011 that are here to stay in 2012, so make sure to hang on to these ones!

    1. Polka dots Marc Jacobs and Suno, Imaxtree Marc Jacobs Fall 2011 and Suno Spring 2012

    2. High-waisted flares Theyskens' Theory and Alice + Olivia, Imaxtree Theyskens’ Theory Fall 2011 and Alice + Olivia Spring 2012

    3. Androgynous Tuxedos Yigal Azrouël and The Row, Imaxtree Yigal Azrouël Fall 2011 and The Row Spring 2012

    4. Parkas Alexander Wang and Max Mara, Imaxtree Alexander Wang Fall 2011 and Max Mara Spring 2012

    5. Chunky knit sweaters Reed Krakoff and Isabel Marant, Imaxtree Reed Krakoff Fall 2011 and Isabel Marant Spring 2012

    6. Bold Colors Carolina Herrera and Rebecca Minkoff, Imaxtree Carolina Herrera Fall 2011 and Rebecca Minkoff Spring 2012

    7. Pleats Miu Miu and Prada, Imaxtree Miu Miu Spring 2011 and Prada Spring 2012

    8. Mixing and matching Suno and Thakoon, Imaxtree Suno Fall 2011 and Thakoon Spring 2012

    9. Neutrals Adam and DKNY, Imaxtree Adam Fall 2011 and DKNY Spring 2012

    10. Multiple bangles (a.k.a. arm party) Marc by Marc Jacobs and Anna Sui, Imaxtree Marc by Marc Jacobs Spring 2011 and Anna Sui Spring 2012

    11. Wide leg trousers Michael Kors and Karen Walker, Imaxtree Michael Kors Fall 2011 and Karen Walker Spring 2012
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    Few can say they’ve hosted the Academy Awards, written a book, and have taught a college course (about themselves) all in one lifetime. Even fewer of those people have done all of this before the age of 35. But we know of one person: James Franco. With news about him playing the lead in Hugh Hefner’s biopic film on top of recently writing his own novel, Actors Anonymous—a supposed fictionialized account of his experiences as an actor—we had to ask ourselves, is there anything James Franco thinks he can’t do? The maverick’s first breakthrough role was on the unfortunately short-lived TV show Freaks and Geeks in ’99 but started gaining recognition for the television movie James Dean, which landed him a Golden Globe award. Since then, he’s starred as Tobey Maguire’s best friend-turned-enemy Harry Osborn in Spider-man and Spider-man 2 and taken on a recurring role on ABC’s soap opera General Hospital. His other films include Tristan and Isolde, Milk, 127 Hours, and most recently Rise of the Planet of the Apes. So, what do we love about the do-it-all dreamboat? better question might be, what’s there not to love? Besides his ability to play both a gay lover in Milk and a hilarious loveable stoner in Pineapple Express, the boy’s got skills aside from the big screen. Franco returned to UCLA where he earned his undergrad degree in 2008. He then moved to NYC for graduate school at Columbia University’s writing program and NYU’s Tisch School of Arts, where he graduated with his MFA in both 2010 and 2011. He is currently a PhD student in English at Yale University and just last fall taught a course about film making at NYU (we don’t know how those students found the concentration). The James-of-all-trades is also in talks to write and direct the Hollywood version of William Faulkner’s iconic novel, As I Lay Dying. We literally don’t know how he does it; we can barely balance school and a social life! Whatever his secret is, we’re honored to add to his accolades by crowning him ELLEgirl’s crush of the week.
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    Newly resolved to have perfect fingernails? You don’t have to drop major money at a salon to keep your nails glossy and strong all winter. Set aside about an hour, follow our eight easy steps, and you won’t want to cover up with winter gloves or coat sleeves. You’ll need: Base and top coat (see our top pick below) Nail polish remover Cotton pads or Q-tips Nail file Cuticle pusher or clipper.

    1. Soak your hands in warm water for at least three minutes. A little bit of lemon juice will help loosen any nail color, meaning less damage done by nail polish remover.

    2. Remove any old polish with a cotton ball or Q-tip and apply moisturizer to your cuticles. The alcohol in nail polish remover leeches moisture from your skin, so make sure to apply lotion or hand cream before, and after you take off old polish.

    3. Push back cuticles. If you’ve left your nail beds unattended for a while, you can trim your cuticles but be careful, if you cut your cuticles too short they’ll bleed.

    4. Shape your nails with a nail file, being careful only to file in one direction. A back and forth motion will weaken your nails. Give yourself square edges, and a round tip, the perfect shape for growing out your nails and keeping them strong.

    5. Buff your nails so you have a smooth surface for the polish to stick to.

    6. Base Coat. Always use a base coat! It helps your color stick and strengthens your nails. We love Sally Hansen’s Double Duty Polish, which can be used as both a base, and top coat. It’s packed with vitamins to strengthen your nails, and is a hardcore chip resister.

    Photo: Courtesy of Drugstore.com Sally Hansen double duty nail polish, $5.

    7. Color. Always roll the bottle (never shake!) to mix up the color, and get your perfect shade. 8. Top Coat. Wait at least half an hour before applying a top coat to seal in the color, and keep your nails looking lovely for as long as possible.
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