Model Of The Week (8th May 2014) : Bruna Rosa

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Name: Bruna Rosa
Agency: Next Paris (Paris)
Also with: Next Milan (Milan) / Next Models NY (New York) / Next London (London)
Age: 19
Height: 178cm(5'10")
Place of Origin: Florianopolis - Santa Catarina - Brazil
Ethnic Origin: Indigenous, Portuguese and black.
Birthsign: Gemini.












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Angelina Jolie and Elle Fanning Channel Their Maleficent Characters in Real Life

Have you seen the trailer for the upcoming Maleficent yet? It looks absolutely terrifying in the most fantastic way possible. And last night at a reception at Kensington Palace, the two stars of the movie seemed to channel their on-screen characters in the chicest way possible. Since the party was celebrating the sure-to-be mind-blowing costumes from the movie, maybe dressing in theme was intentional? Let's take a look.

Elle Fanning looked positively Princess Aurora-like in a beautiful beaded ball gown from the Georges Hobeika fall 2013 couture collection. Her floral crown completed her majestically angelic look.

Angelina Jolie stunningly channeled her on-screen title character, Maleficent, you know, the fairy tale "Mistress of All Evil" who has it out for the young princess after not scoring an invite to the christening. (Jeez, it's not like the baby princess put the guest list together, but whatever, Brothers Grimm.) Angelina looked intimidatingly gorgeous in a custom black Atelier Versace gown glittering with countless Swarovski crystals.














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Spotted: Ryan Gosling Wearing the Most Adorable Sign of His Relationship with Eva Mendes

There were unconfirmed rumbling a while back that Ryan Gosling and Eva Mendes were on the rocks, but since then the two have kept a low profile. But last night, Ryan stepped out at a premiere wearing a fairly clearly symbol of his relationship with Eva that I bet will make all you pet lovers out there swoon.

 

 

He man-cessorized with a long chain necklace bearing a pendant with an engraved name: Hugo, the name of Eva's dog! Love me, love my pets, eh? (Click the Zoom" button for a slightly better look, or click the link above to see a clearer picture.)
I'm starting to think there's an ongoing trend of men (at least in Hollywood) embracing wearable symbols of their relationship status. Of course, there's always been the often ill-advised tradition of celebrities getting tattoos for their lover, which is basically a sign that predicts imminent demise of the relationship with 99 percent accuracy. But jewelry is a sweet (and removable) way for a man to broadcast his devotion, so why sabe it only for marriage and wedding bands? Remember Johnny Depp's man-gagement ring? And Chris Hemsworth has been spotted in a necklace with wife Elsa Pataky's name and Phone number. Awww.
of course, it's not that surprising that fashion risk-takers ("risk-takers"  is a polite way to describe how I feel about the Depp style) like Jonny and Ryan are comfortable wearing nontraditional accessories. I'm not quite so sure a regular dude would feel the same way, but if you'd like your guy to wear a bit of his heart on his sleeve finger/or around his neck, I'd bet the dog-tag style necklace would go over better with most dudes than a diamond ring. Men just don't appreciate sparkle the way we do.







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Inside Maxim's Sack: May 7, 2014

Each week, we get sent literally million (and by "literally million" we mean "not actually literally at all, but still, you know, a lot") of photos from our legions of gorgeous female readers. And because we like you so much we're going to share a bunch of them with you. Today's sack has its eyes on you.

Tasha

Lezlie

Shannon

 Delphine

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Victoria Beckham Shows Us Her Casual, Downtown-Cool Style (We Like!)

Well, we already know that Victoria Beckham can perfectly nail white-tie Met Gala formal (right?). So it's a no-brainer that she also flawlessly pulls off casual, downtown-cool too.

Our Style Icon and all-around fashion crush was out and about in New York City yesterday in a casual- for-her outfit--a short-sleeve Celine sweater from the spring 2014 collection and skinny jeans. Posh kept it, well, posh by counterbalancing a luxe, patterned knit with rugged, distressed bottoms and accessorizing with super-sophisticated Azzedine Alaia booties and her self-designed handbag (carried as a clutch, because why not?). Lesson learned: Done right, jeans and a sweater can be just as chic as a dress.

9 Over-the-Top Amazing Wedding Cakes, Just in Time for Treat O'Clock

Anyone else have the afternoon munchies? How about you make your daily 3 P.M. trek to the vending machine, then join me back here for some wedding cake amazingness.

Wedding Cake 1

Wedding Cake 2 

This one was displayed with mini cakes. Mini cakes!
 

Wedding Cake 3

 

Wedding Cake 4

Wedding Cake 5

Wedding Cakes 6,7, and 8
This bakery kind of nails ti with the edible flowers.

Wedding Cake 9  
Oh, you like the edible flowers? Bam!

All of these edible works of art were crafted by Cakes by Krishanthi, a ckae bakery (cakery?) in London.
Paging Pippa Middleton! (I'm still thinking Pippa and Nico Jackson are going to announce their engagement soon, and she's certain to tap British vendors for their wedding)
Which of these wedding cakes is your favorite? And what are you munching on for Treat O'Clock?
I'm eyeing the Laffy Taffy in Emmett's Easter basket. Shhhhh! And probably a French roast in my Keurig.












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The Classiest Menswear at the Met Ball

Enough with the dresses! Let's look at the smartest-looking getups  the guys were rocking at the A-list gala.

1. Andrew Garfield in Band of Outsiders

Garfield looked Spidey-spiffy, opting to look outside of big-name fashion houses for his Met Ball look.



2. Bryan  Cranston in Calvin Klein

No one gets between Walter White and his Calvins.


3. David Beckham in Ralph Lauren Black Label

The British superstar rocked a white jacket and a pretty sweet patterned pocket square.


4. Frank Ocean in Givenchy
 

Crooner Frank Ocean looked pensive and stylish in another white tux jacket. 



5. Matt Bomer in Calvin klein

The White Collar star wore a white collar! His big, bright bow tie stood out in a sea of black ones.


6. Ryan Reynolds in Gucci

Reynolds' suit looked good enough to sleep in. But that doesn't mean anyone should.

7. Tom Ford in Tom Ford

Tom Ford looked like he might kill someone in this photo. But at least he wears it well, are we right?











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Model Of The Week (May 5th 2014): Xannie Cater

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XANNIE CATER

                                                            

Name:
Xannie Cater
Agency:
 Select Model Management(London)
Age:
18
Height:
5'9.5"
Place of Origin:
Salisbury, England
Ethnic Origin:
100% English
Birthsign:
Capricorn
How discovered:
I was at the London Olympics watching the athletics and got scouted in Westfield next to the Olympic Village
Favorite things:
My friends & family of course, travelling, the sun, dancing, fragrances, most food
Favorite music band:
So hard to say, depends on my mood. Crystal Fighters remind me of happy summer days
Favorite movie, tv show:
Breaking Bad, by far!
Favorite designer, fragrance or beauty product:
 Mac lipstick, Si by Armani fragrance
What would you be doing if you weren't modeling?
I'm currently doing my A levels, so I'd still be studying, and working at a garden centre at weekends!
What's something uncool that you love anyway?
My Dad! And learning about social sciences, I want to get a degree in sociology
Favorite modeling experience so far?
I love to travel so any jobs that I get to see new countries and new people is a real bonus!
What's the best thing about your hometown/country?
The sense of humour
Which brand would you really love to model for?
There are too many brands to mention but British brand Burberry would be amazing. And I love Calvin Klein too.
Place you would love to visit:
So many places! Thailand, New Zealand
Currently you're obsessed with/about:
Me and my best friend can't stop sending each other pictures of pugs... I guess that's quite uncool too haha

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Monica Lewinsky is Back, Speaks Out About Online Bullying

 I'm going to give it to you straight: I've always felt a little bit sorry for Monica Lewinsky. She's paid a heavy price for doing something really stupid when she was 21 years old. I've done some pretty stupid things as well--granted, not with the married leader of the free world, but still--and I think we all can sympathize (at least a little) with the fact that this woman has had to live with the whole world knowing about a bad
 decision she made as an intern.

After years of silence, Lewinsky is speaking out about her affair with President Clinton in a self-penned piece fro Vanity Fair, saying, "I, myself, deeply regret what happened between me and President Clinton. Let me say it again: Myself. Deeply. Regret. What. Happened."
Short refresher: Lewinsky, a White House intern and later an employee at the Office of Legislative Affairs and the pentagon, had a brief affair with the President. She confessed detaiuls of the affair to her colleague Linda Tripp, who began taping their conversations and later took them public, resulting in the impeachment of  the President by the House of Representatives for lying under oath. (The Senate later acquitted him.)
While the Vanity Fair piece isn't out until May 8th, the magazine released a few excerpts online, with Lewinsky claiming she is coming out with her story now because she wants to use her story to combat online bullying. Lewinsky told Vanity FAir that "thanks to the Drudge Report, I was also possibly the first person whose global humiliation and harassment and to start speaking on this topic in public forums," specifically referencing Tyler Clementi, a freshman at Rutgers who in 2010, took his own life after a webcam secretly captured and streamed video of him kissing a man. Says Vanity Fair, "Lewinsky writes that following Clementi's tragedy 'my own suffering took on a different meaning. Perhaps by sharing my story, I reasoned, I might be able to help others in their darkest moments of humiliation. t=The question became: How do I find and give a purpose to my past?'















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Your Spring Must-Reads List: 3 Books We're Reading Now

The task of choosing the next book to read can be daunting--especially when your Goodreads roster is growing substantially longer than your bucket list (and they slowly morph into the same thing...). In the Glamour office, we're always chirping about the stories we can't put down, not to mention which books will turn into million-dollar motion pictures first. These three novels have encouraged many opinionated conversations around here recently and deserve a recommendation for you to snuggle up with and banter about with your girlfriends--I promise you'll have something to say about each.

Where'd You Go, Bernadette by Maria Semple
"I need you to know how hard it is for me sometimes." Mom had her hand on mine. 
"What's hard?"
"The banality of life," she said. "But it won't keep me from taking you to the South Pole."

Recommended to me by Cindi Leive, Where'd You Go, Bernadette is a quirky portrayal of a family trying to make the best of the hand they've been dealt--which is not alwaysso simple. Told alternatively through both the eyes of daughter Bee and email exchanges of overlapping story lines, The book reads like puzzle pieces to a mystery that you can't quite fit together and stands alone in its unique style. Each character is complex and genuine in a kooky way, and you'll find yourself picking sides to fights you wish you could intervene. All in all a lovely authentic story, my one qualm would be that the ending tied up a bit too neatly.
Do you agree?

The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt
"And there was something festoive and happy about the two of us, hurrying up the steps beneath the flimsy candy-striped umbrella, quick quick, for all the world as if we were escaping something terrible instead of running right into it."

You've probably heard about it by now, and this book is more than worthy of its recent Pulitzer Prize and of all its 770 pages (I'm still mourning that it ever ended). The most spectacular thing about The Goldfinch is Tartt's poignant writing and ability to create the story of a life so fascinating and emotional, it will bring you to tears. (It's literally the only book I've ever shamelessly sobbed with.) I had the fortune of seeing the book's namesake painting at the Frick Museum while it was traveling through New York with other Dutch masterpieces, which even further magnigied its magic--magic sometimes reminiscent to me of J.K Rowling's.
This is one that will stay in your heart forever and ever.

The Circle by Dave Eggers
"'A circle is the strongest shape in the universe. Nothing can beat it, nothing can improve upon it, 
nothing can be more perfect. And that's what we want to be: perfect. So any information that eludes us, anything that's not accessible, prevents us from being perfect. So any information that eludes us, anything that's not accessible, prevents us from being perfect. You see?'"

A modern-day 1984, The circle is a timely depiction of our culture's obsession with social media and addiction to real-time knowledge. Almost satirical in its claims of "SECRETS ARE LIES, PRIVACY IS THEFT," Dave Eggers does a great job of hitting just a little too close to home, with a plot laced by mysterious twists and character struggles. The story takes place in the Google-y company compound of The Circle, where every thought is required to be transparent and eveny action recorded. It is certainly worthy of a recommendation because of the provoking questions, even fear that it raises about our society. Just how far is too far?

So, there you have it! Have you read any of these? If so, what did you think?













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Behind the Scenes at the iHeartRadio Music Awards With Jared Leto, HIlary Duff, and Others!

Awards show red carpets can be a tricky thing. Some will be amazing (the Emmys, the Golden Globes), and others, well, not so much (but we won't name names....). By now, I've covered enough of them to know which ones will bring out the A-list stars you guys want to read about and which ones don't. But when it's a brand-new show? Well, all bets are off. So, like many of you who watched last night's iHeartRadio Music Awards, I had no idea what to expect. But I was pleasantly surprised. Here's what went on behind the scenes.

Hilary Duff joked that it was "an awesome day to wear black velvet" as the temps climbed to 98degrees in downtown Los Angeles. "I'm dying here!" she confided to us. "But it was the first dress I put on, and I was like, Wow, this is different for me! It's short, but it was perfect."

Presenter Jason Ritter was one of the first to hit the carpet, and he said he'd love to return to Parenthood next season (should it get picked up). "I think it will," he confided in me (for the record, I do too). "I just love it there. Dax Shephard is hysterical, and the way his mind works is pretty astounding. And I just love Lauren [Graham] and Mae [Whitman]."
 About a Boy's "boy", Benjamin Stockham, 13, was rocking a very hipster look on the carpet and said he'd love to cross over to Jason Katims' Parenthood next season (Katims produces/writes About a Boy as well) since Dax Shepard and David Walton have already done it. Speaking of costar David Walton, Stockham said he's not sure if he'd be up for the task of babysitting Walton's young children. "That's an interesting question. I like it. I'd probably give them a football field's worth of sugar and play video games."

 Nashville's Sam Palladio flew into L.A. yesterday and obviously didn't expect such warm weather since he showed up in dark jeans and a leather jacket. "That was smart of me!" he joked. Palladio was recently in Chicago, where he (along with much of the rest of the cast) paid a visit to ABC7's Windy City Live (which I cohosted the week before). "The crowds were fantastic, and ti was the first time we felt like rock stars.
Usually we do it just on TV and the audiences are paid to be there and scream, so this was pretty cool."
As for what's coming up on the May 14 season finale of Nashville? "There's going to be some old flames reunited. Maybe we can say that the Gunnar and Scarlett partnership that everybody loves isn,t quite dead yet. There's going to be a couple of 'gasp' moments too." I'm so there.
 Austin Mahone was refreshingly candid when I asked him the song that he gets most excited to hear on the radio," the adorable star shared.
Mya, looking stunning in Bariano, said that even though we've been inundated with all sorts of new awards shows lately, this one was a bit more special. "It celebrates radio, and it's a direct connect for the fans to their favorite artists. Plus, they have categories, like Instagram, which no other awards show has."

Cheryl Burke looked incredible in a flirty design that her stylist picked out "because I'm not that girly girl. Shopping gives me anxiety," she laughed. The Dancing With the Stars pro turns 30 on Saturday and is planning an incredible "crazy bash with the entire cast" plus other celeb pals like Mel B. By the way, I had an interesting conversation with Burke about on-set DWTS romances (ahem, Maks and Meryl). That convo will be coming Monday night, so stay tuned!

Baby Daddy's Chelsea Kane chose a fun ASOS ensemble that complemented her pink hair. "It comes from a leave-in conditioner actually! It's like a shooting star of fun. I got it in Canada, and it's just so fun. It will actually wash right out. Guys think I'm crazier now, so I've been getting some interesting propositions," she admitted.

Oscar winner and 30 Seconds to Mars frontman Jared Leto rocked a turquoise sports jacket in the unseasonably warm weather. When asked about his new album, he said that "it puts us on a different party and has been a bit of a breakthrough for us."

Other stars spotted on the red carpet: Ashley Greene, Mel B, Linda Perry, Bastille, Imagine Dragons, Karina Smirnoff, The Bachelor's Kiptyn Lcke and Jef Holm (yes, that sighting confused me), Billy Ray Cyrus, and others.













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Model Of The Week(24th April) : Karol Santos

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Name:  Karol Santos
Agency: Next Paris (Paris)
Also with: Next Models (New York) / Next London (London) / Next Milan (Milan) / Next Miami (Miami) / MODELWERK (Hamburg) / Uno Models (Barcelona)
Age: 18
Height: 178cm (5'10")
Place of Origin: Maceio (State of Alagoas) Brazil
Ethnic Origin: Brazilian and Indigenous
Birthsign: Leo






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Seth Meyers Will Host The Emmy Award

This just in: Everyone's favorite dimpled late-night host, Mr. Seth Meyers, will be your charming host for the 66th Primetime Emmy Awards.

NBC announced the news late last night. The ceremony will take place and air Monday, August 25, which feels a little earlier than usual.
Meyers is no stranger to this game, having hosted the ESPYs on multiple occasions (that's why you watched the ESPYs, right?). He's also an honoree of the Time 100 this year--just like Beyonce.
And speaking of trophies for this year's great TV, we'll be kicking off our annual Obsessed TV awards in just a few weeks--so start getting your thoughts on the season ready!










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As You Can See, Nicki Minaj Is Done With Smiling

The gals over on lipstick already got Nicki Minaj to spill about her newly toned-down look--a change I'm a fan of, by the way, though I will miss our Minaj wig mood ring.
But if there's one thing I miss--cue me singing "Dear Old NIcki"--it's the rapper's pretty smile. She's  seriously done with smiling, as we've had ample chances to discover over the past several days.
Here she is at the MTV Movie Awards:

And at Monday's premiere of The Other Woman:

See, this is where I draw the line. Smugging in a group photo where everyone else is grinning? That's just awkward. Like, if this was a pic of you and your friends from the bar last night, you'd really be wondering what was up with one of your friend's face. I get that brand and image are everything, but this doesn't compute in ral-life settings.
And by the way, yes, I am pointing this out while completely agreeing with Petra's rant on men telling women to smile. I'm not saying Minaj would be prettier if she smiled: I'm saying, girl to girl, I know when a lady's going for a look by consciously choosing to put over being natural. And if we all agree to look more human in pics, we can--together--eradicate duck-face for good!
So, you know, I'm fine with putting the Roman alter ego to bed, but let's not count those pearly whites out yet, Nic. After all, even Little Orphan Annie go that a smile is the foundation of low-maintenance beauty. (Her style wasn't exactly high-concept either, at least not pre-Warbucks.)














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A Sneak Peek of Lorde's MAC Colletion Is Here, and It's Amazing

MAC released a photo promoting Lorde's upcoming limited-edition makeup collection (hitting the Web and select stores this summer), and, as predicted, it's pretty fierce.

On her lips, she wears deep plum shade called Pure Heroine, and on her eyes, Penultimate Eye Liner in RapidBlack--both intense and dramatic and exactly what you'd expect from this dark-lipstick lover.

Look for them in the North America starting June 5 and in international stores in July. In the meantime, remind yourself how bad@ss this girl is in the beauty and self-esteem departments by checking out her stance on airbrushing her pimples, admiring her refusal to keratin-away her curls, and going over these 11 reasons you should fall in deep, deep love with the "Royals" singer.










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Nail Polish Shades of Spring: Our FavoritePretty Pastels, Neons, and Glitters

Here at Lipstick, we take our nails very seriously. Aside from being able to provide a shade for every recommendation off the top of our heads, it's basically our job to road-test all the colors so you don't have to. And that's jst what we did! Here are our absolute favorite (OK--almost 70) nail polishes to try fro spring. We've got neon, pastel, sheer, glitter, brazy, and classic shade ideas--so basically something for everyone! Now, get painting.

From top, left to right: 

Precious Pink
1. Chanel Eastern Light, $27, chanel.com; 2. NCLA Rough Around the Edges, $16, shopncla.com; 3. Essie Romper Room, $8.50, ulta.com; 4. Dior Snow Pink, $25, neimanmarcus.com; 5. Nails Inc. Westbourne Gardens, $11, sephora.com; 6. Color Club Poetic Hues, $8, shopcolorclub.com; 7. Essie It's in the Bag, $8.50, ulta.com; 8. Ciate Ivory Queen, $15, bloomingdales.com; 9. Maybelline Neutral Statement, $3, target.com; 10. Tom Ford Incandescent, $32, bergdorfgoodman.com; 11. Illamasqua Trilliant, $17, bloomingdales.com; 12. Dior Yacht, $30, saks.com; 13. Le Metier de Beaute Cocoa Me Crazy, $18, neimanmarcus.com; 14. Julep Zelda, $14, sephora.com

Shebert Shades
1. Dermelect Lust Struck, $14, dermstore.com; 2. Orly Choreographed Chaos, $8.50, orlybeauty.com, 3. Deborah Lippmann P.Y.T (Pretty Young Thing), $18, beauty.com; 4. Tom Ford Coral Beach, $32, bergdorfgoodman.com; 5. Chanel Mirabella, $27, chanel.com; 6. Color Club East Austin, $8, shopcolorclub.com; 7. Nails Inc. Bruton Lane, $9.50, sephora.com; 8. MAC Pep Pep Pep, $16, maccosmetics.com; 9. Deborah Lippmann Tip Toe Through the Tulips, $18, beauty.com; 10. NCLA Don't Call Me Peachy, $16, shopncla.com; 11. Deborah Lippmann Build Me Up Buttercup, $18, beauty.com; 12. NCLA Tennis Anyone?, $16, shopncla.com; 13. Sephora Brazilian Sun, $18 for Paint Rio in Neon Set, sephora.com

Rainbow Brights
1. Nails Inc. Kensington Square, $9.50, sephora.com; 2. Deborah Lippmann Constant Craving, $18, beauty.com; 3. Maybelline Lust for Lilac, $3, target.com; 4 Illamasqua Obsess, $17, sephora.com; 5. Nars No Limits, $19, beauty.com; 6. Duri Plum Seduction, $6, brightonbeautysupply.com; 7. Scotch Naturals in Paisley Martini, $15, scotchnaturals.com; 8. Chanel Pink Tonic, $27, chanel.com; 9. RGB Pink, $18, netaporter.com; 10. Tom Ford Indiscretion, $32, bergdorfgoodman.com; 11. Sally Hansen Watermelon, $4.50, sallyhansen.com; 12. OPI Red Lights Ahead...Where?, $9, ulta.com; 13. Zoya Nidhi, $9, zoya.com

Pretty Pastels
1.Orly Harmonious Mess, $8.50, orlybeauty.com; 2. Sephora Extraordinary, $10.50, sephora.com; 3. Essie Fine Me an Oasis, $8.50, ulta.com; 4 Deborah Lippmann Blue Orchid, $18, beauty.com; 5. NCLA Mostly Sunny With a Chance of Sprinkles, $16, shopncla.com; 6. CoverGirl Skylight, $5, target.com; 7. Nails Inc. Portobello Gardens, $11, sephora.com; 8.Sephora Reckless, $10.50, sephora.com; 9. RGB Cerulean, $18, rgbcosmetics.com; 10. Deborah Lippmann Mermaid's Eyes, $18, beauty.com; 11. CK One Sea Glass, $14, ulta.com; 12. Topshop in Green Room, $8, nordstrom.com; 13. Color Club Blue-Ming, $8, shopcolorclub.com

Ocean Hues
1. Marc Jacobs New Wave, $18, sephora.com; 2. OPI Eurso Euro, $9, ulta.com; 3. Face Stockholm #29, $12, facestockholm.com; 4. Dior Sailor, $30, sephora.com; 5. YSL Bleu Cyclades, $27, yslbeautyus.com; 6. Sally Hansen Ice Tint, $4.50, sallyhansen.com; 7. Butter London Airy Fairy, $15, ulta.com; 8. YSL Bleu Celadon, $27, yslbeautyus.com; 9. Topshop Balmy, $12, nordstrom.com; 10. CoverGirl Salt Water Taffy, $5, target.com; 11. Pixi Lime Lustre, $8, target.com; 12. Scotch Naturals in Blimey, $15, scotchnaturals.com; 13. Sephora Caipi Freeze, $18 for Paint Rio in Neon Set, sephora.com












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