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Chelan Simmons is most likely known for her role in Good Luck Chuck, alongside Dane Cook and Jessica Alba, and she also stars in the new movie Sorority Wars. In this exclusive interview, Chelan talks beauty, and lets us in on her secrets and favorite products!
Celebrity and expert makeup artist Maura ‘Mo’ Lewit is best known for starring in Lifetime's reality competition TV series “Blush: The Search for the Next Great Makeup Artist.”She currently resides in Las Vegas where she is a senior makeup artist for the Bellagio Salon in the Bellagio Hotel and Casino. Over her career span, Mo has worked with Cirque Du Soleil, the Duchess of York, Sarah Ferguson, Rachel McAdams ("The Notebook") and Omorosa Manigault-Stallworth (Donald Trump's NBC show "The and Norma Strait for the Country Music Awards. Her regular clientele include actress Jennifer Tilly and author Lucie Venture. She is currently the head makeup artist for the Las Vegas-based cable television show “In My Corner” starring Rasheeda Ali.
The modeling industry has been hard-hit by the economic crisis, but the value of the beauties at the top is as strong as ever.In Pictures: The World's Top-Earning ModelsLess than two years ago, Claudia Schiffer declared that the age of the supermodel was over. Magazine covers and beauty contracts had become the province of celebrities. The industry's newest generation had not quite attained the international, first-name basis fame that Naomi, Cindy and Christy had pioneered.
Between the Bruno/Eminem "unscripted" debacle to the Twilight multiple award winning mania there were plenty of memorable moments during Sunday night's MTV Movie Awards. The awards may have been the main attraction, but it's the pre-show red carpet that made our beauty loving hearts go pitter-pat. As we watched our favorite celebs arrive, we couldn't help but notice two big beauty trends emerge but as you'll see below, whether that trend works is all in the execution.
Our editors braved the scene at Smashbox Studios in Culver City, Calif., to bring you advice from the top hair and makeup pros we met backstage at LA Fashion Week. See what their quick, convenient runway tricks can do for you.
Celebrities are on the cutting edge of beauty trends and have access to the very best hair and makeup artists. But they can also get away with extremes that we mortals could never pull off in real life. Here are the latest celebrity beauty trends to try and to avoid.
Rihanna is known for her looks, style, and makeup as much as her singing abilities. Indeed, few young stars possess the ability to shift looks so dramatically and with such ease. With the snip of a scissor or a new lipstick shade we see a new side to the singer, and, as time passes, she becomes edgier, chicer, and more on trend. Let's take a look back at RiRi's beauty evolution, from her days as a cookie-cutter teen queen to her rock-star status now.
High-definition television is supposed to bring crisp, clear, realistic images into your living room. For TV stars, that potentially means an up-close — and unwelcome? — view of any imperfections they might have.
Professional makeup artists have been scrambling to adapt, especially with the formal, government- mandated switch yesterday from analog television to digital.
"I've been in television almost 15 years, and HD has become a makeup artist's nightmare," says Unique London, star of BET network's reality segments "Hair & Makeup." "There was a time when the light was forgiving. Once you go digital and high-def, it's great for football games and National Geographic, but not for faces. You can see flaws you didn't even know you had." Even though it's not their mug on the screen, makeup artists know they'll be judged based on how their clients look, so they've made friends with lighting directors, told stars to stay out of the sun and get their rest, and they're experimenting with new cosmetic products intended for HDTV.
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