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asked me if I wanted to do a Cosmopolitan cover she was shooting with her sisters in Miami," recalls Atkin, who went on to work with Khloe for her hosting gig on The X Factor. "We've literally spent every day together since," she says. She's not kidding-you might have caught ' glimpses of the doe-eyed brunette diligently tending to the tresses of the entire Kardashian-Jenner clan, whether it's primping for a photo shoot or vacationing in Vail. "It's super collaborative," saysAtkinofherrelationship 1 with clients. To wit, she routinely thumbs through thousands of inspirational photos before meeting someone new. "It's my job to know each client's personality and what suits them," she says. Case in point: it was Atkin who convinced Khloe to chop her locks into an edgy bob earlier this year.
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as the day we left the salon-and buy us an extra week before our next visit. FRIZZV HAIR. Like the world's most sophisticated magnet, the keratin complex in Ouai Smooth Shampoo and Conditioner bonds to rough patches, delivering sleekness exactly where we need it. And that gorgeous floral scent attracts praise wherever we go. CURLY HAIR. Dove Quench Absolute Shampoo and Conditioner eliminate
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TREATMENT MASK. You can look through a microscope to see how Pantene Pro-V Moisture Renewal 3 Minute Miracle Deep Conditioner transforms tattered
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CURL DEFINER, FINE/MEDIUM HAIR. Bumble and Bumble Curl Defining Creme contains plenty of moisture to
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Frieda Luxurious Volume Perfectly Full Mou888 into damp hair for allover
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Meet the dynamic, young beauty stars under the age of 40 who are rewriting the rules of the industry. BY JENNY B. FINE
. . .¡ Makeup artist lsamaya Ffrench, who spearheaded this image, takes a uniquely creative approach to the face, defining beauty as "something that moves me." Of her medium, she says, "It's less about the actual makeup or its application I find interesting, but more about creating stylized visuals or developing a narrative that I find exciting."
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Bea-u f)r is in the throes of a youthc111ake.
Millennials are driving innovations in product development, communications, commerce and creativi1Y-from both an industry and a consumer point ofview. Here, WWD Beaucy- Inc's roundup of50 superstars under 40, both entrepreneurs and execs who are part of established companies, who are leading the industry forward into ever new and uncharted territory
Katia Beauchamp, 35 CEO AND COFOUNDER, BIRCH BOX
Katia Beauchamp set her sights on beauty while still a student at Harvard Business School-and she hasn 't looked back. A concept that started as a pioneer in the sample subscription box space, Birchbox has since evolved into a multifaceted retail platform and brand developer. The driving force behind it: Beauchamp's keen ambition and unflappable willingness to experiment and see what resonates with her Millenniallyminded customer base.
Cara Bonilla, 38
Lora Arellano, 29
Jen Atkin, 36
FOUNDER, THE HONEST CO.
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CELEBRITY HAIRSTYLIST, FOUNDER, OUAI HAIRCARE, FOUNDER, MANE ADDICTS
While The Honest Co. has been in the news lately for all of the wrong reasons. fighting allegations that its products aren't all natural and its sunscreen doesn't work, sales haven 't been materially impacted say analysts, thanks to Jessica Alba 's star power. (Honest Co. sa9s that the charges are without merit.) Meanwhile, the company, said to have sales of $250 million to $300 million, rolls. on, launching Honest Beauty in Ulta in 2015. Reports also abound that Honest Co. is shifting into sell mode or planning an initial public offering. Execs have remained mum. but the consensus is that whatever happens. Alba will remain as a key spokesperson for at least the next few years-and her popularity with the public shows no signs of waning.
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Dana Bomar, 28 COFOUNDER, MELT COSMETICS
Four years ago, Lora Arellano and Dana Bomar met behind neighboring beauty counters at Nordstrom and bonded over their mutual love of makeup. After bemoaning the lack of matte lipsticks in bold. funky colors, they made their own. Thus was born Melt Cosmetics. In May 2013, they launched with five colors - all of which sold out on day one. Today. Melt has 18 shades of lipstick, plus eye shadows, pigment sticks and two million lnstagram followers who have propelled the brand to cult status.
Jen Atkin may tend to the tresses of some of Hollywood's biggest celebsthe Kardashian/Jenners, J.Lo, Gwen Stefani and even Barbie to name just a few-but she herself is one of hair care 's brightest stars. A social media star, Atkin created the on line educational platform Mane Addicts , which has branched into Mane University live events. Earlier this year, she launched Ouai hair care, and worked with Dyson to develop their recent hair dryer. In the world of hair, Atkin is a cut above.
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into a staple of the category, with a thriving private-label business. too. for clients like Billy Reid and Nike. What makes Bouchardy really stand out, though, is his penchant for creating experiences to enhance lndie brands, whether it's creating the Elements trade show for emerging beauty companies or Joya's recently opened 10,000 square foot studio in Brooklyn which combines production facilities. retail space and consumeroriented workshop spaces.
Cara Bonilla oversees all instore and print design for redhot beauty retailer Ulta Beauty. the fastest-growing store chain in the U.S.-in any category. She oversaw the look and feel of the chain's successful 2015 makeover, including creating a new visual identity for Ulta, rebranding Ulta's Ultamate Rewards loyalty program and integrating the retailer's Salon branding into the whole.
Dan Brenner helms lnstaNatural, one of the biggest beauty vendors on Amazon you 've never heard of. Only 27. his ambitions for the company, which had estimated sales of $17 million last year, are fully grown up: to make it a $100 million business. To that end, Brenner has nearly quadrupled the size of the workforce over a 10-month period and he's harnessing the power of data to move quicker than the competition in one of beauty's hottest categories.
Lauren Brindley, 37 GROUP VICE PRESIDENT, BEAUTY AND PERSONAL CARE, WALGREEN$
Frederick Bouchardy, 36 FOUNDER, JOYA STUDIO
Frederick Bouchardy founded Joya Studio almost a decade ago as a scented candle concern. It has since blossomed
After making her mark at Boots, this Brit transplant has set her sights on catapulting Walgreens from the second-largest beauty and personal-care retailer in the U.S. to the top spot. Lauren Brindley's vision: To capitalize on Walgreens' scale and convenience by elevating its entire beauty operation. from brands to service.
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Defines eyes with such ease, it captured the heart of Ruby Rose Urban Decay Razor
Boasts eight luscious lip shades you'll actually wear L'Oreal Paris Colour Riche La Palette Lip, $17, drugstores
Erases even serious dark circles with a tiny dab It Cosmetics Bye Bye Under Eye Illumination Full Coverage AntiAging Waterproof Concealer, $24, sephora.com
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Pureology Fullfyl Shampoo Plump stringy strands with this sulfate-free wash, which contains a protein that coats the hair, making it look fuller.
Tresemme Beauty-Full Volume Pre-Wash Conditioner The latest body-building trick? Condition before you shampoo. Conditioning agents coat the cuticle, softening your hair without leaving it flat.
Herbal Essences Naked Smooth & Soft Shampoo This low-lather cleanser is the ultimate frizz fighter, and the silicone-free formula won't weigh hair down.
Suave Professionals Coconut Oil Infusion Damage Repair Conditioner Dry, dehydrated hair soaks up the deep moisture from this coconut oil-based conditioner. Hello, bounce and shine!
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Ouai Curl Conditioner You'll adore the gorgeous magnolia scent-and appreciate how the light formula smooths flyaways, adds shine, and defines curls.
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Carol's Daughter Almond Milk Restoring Conditioner Indulge overprocessed hair with this combo of softening almond milk, strengthening vegetable protein, and hydrating shea oil.
Goldwell Kerasilk Color Conditioner The best defense for your fresh-from-the-salon color: this powerful conditioner containing keratin (to repair) and tamanu oil (to keep your new shade vibrant).
WHERE-TO -BUY GUIDE Dark: NYX Bright Idea Illuminating Stick in Rose Petal Pop, $8; drugstores
Medium to Dark: Clede Peau Beaute Eye Color Quad in 316, $80;
cledepeaubeaute.com EYELINER Fair: Urban Decay Razor Sharp Longwear Liquid Eyeliner in Snakebite,
Dark: Maybelline New York Color Tattoo Eye Chrome in Electric Emerald,
$10; drugstores
$22; sephora.com Fair to Medium: Marc Jacobs Beauty Fineliner UltraSkinny Gel Eye Crayon in (Cinder)ella, $24;
sephora. com Medium: Elizabeth Arden Beautiful Color Bold Defining 24HR Liquid Eye Liner in Mystic Green,$25;
elizabetharden.com Medium to Dark: Givenchy Vinyl Liner in 02 Heroic Blue,
$33; sephora.com Dark: Sephora Collection Contour Brushed Metal Gel Eyeliner in Moscow Mule, $14:
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Fair to Medium: Chanel Ultrawear Flawless Compact Foundation in Beige,
Fair to Medium: It Cosmetics Bye Bye Under Eye Illumination Concealer in Tan,
$60; chanel.com
$24; itcosmetics.com
Medium: Clinique Superbalanced Silk Makeup in Silk Honeymilk, $25;
Medium: Giorgio Armani Compact Cream Concealer in 3,$43;
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Medium to Dark: CoverGirl Clean Matte BB Cream in Medium/Deep, $9;
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$10: target.com Fair to Medium: Marc Jacobs Beauty Air Blush Soft Glow Duo in Kink & Kisses,
$42: sephora.com Medium: Pixi MultiBalm in Wild Rose, $12; target.com
Fair: BareMinerals Gen Nude Matte Liquid Lipcolor in¡ Weekend, $18;
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$18; marykay.com Medium: Na rs Velvet Lip Glide in No.54,$26;
narscosmetics.com Medium to Dark: Shiseido Rouge Rouge in Rouge Rum Punch, $28;
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Fair: Sally Hansen Miracle Gel in Mauve-olous,
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$10; drugstores Fair to Medium: Jin Soon Nail Polish in Dandy,
$18; jinsoon.com Medium: Essie Nail Polish in Berried Treasures, Medium to Dark: OPI Nail Lacquer in Kerry Blossom, Dark: Revlon ColorStay Gel Envy in Lovestruck,
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pureo/ogy.com for salons Straight and Thick or Relaxed: Herbal Essences Naked Smooth & Soft Shampoo,
$5; drugstores Curly: Redken Curvaceous Low Foam Moisturizing Cleanser, $19;
redken.com for salons Coarse: Kerastase Nutritive Bain Magistral, $41;
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drugstores Curly: Ouai Curl Conditioner,
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Crosspolymers lock emollients onto soaking-wet skin.
Philosophy Ultimate Miracle Worker MultiRejuvenating Cream SPF 30, $28, philosophy.com
Jergens Wet Skin Moisturizer with Refreshing Coconut Oil, $7, at drugstores
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2.EyeCream The targeted applicator diminishes puffiness with caffeine and softens lines with peptides. Clinique Pep-Start Eye Cream, $26.50, clinique.com
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6. Shaving Cream A kiwi, coconut, and pineapple-scented potion so velvety, you can razor off hair with or without H20. EOS Ultra Moisturizing Shave Cream in Tropical Fruit, $4, ulta.com
CoverGirl TruBlend Blush in Deep Mauve. $8.49, at drugstores
8. Hair Spray Light and brushable, it sets hair invisibly. Davines Your Hair Assistant Perfecting Hairspray, $37, davines.com
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JEN ATKIN â&#x20AC;˘ Trained at the Kardashian school of social media, Jen Atkin is earn ing honors with her brand Ouai and content site Mane Addicts. The celebrity hairstylist has masterfully combined content, profe ssional education and product creation, all while tending to her star-studded clientele. "We are the first socially driven hair-care brand:' said Atkin, who has 1.7 million followers on Instagram. "It's been a huge part of our DNA. I see a correlation between what's been selling well and our social media feed." Speaking of, Atkin's feed-filled with the smoldering supermodel strands of Kendall and Kylie Jenner, Chrissy Teigen, Hailey Baldwin, Karlie Kloss and the Hadids-has kick-started some of the year's key hair trends, from French braids to beach waves. Not bad for someone who also partnered with Chloe + Isabel on hair accessories and Beauty Works on extensions this year. Atkin isn't about to slow down. Ouai is rolling out an online consultation service and has a brimming product-development pipeline. Atkin deliberately didn't name Ouai after herself. "If you know who I am, you know it is my line, but if you don't know who I am, who cares?" she said. "It's still a great line!'
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such as Vice Lipstick. Urban's sales continue to soar, reportedly exceeding $600 million. While L'Oreal doesn't break out numbers by brand, it did give Urban a major shout-out when reporting second-half results, noting the brand is at the forefront of the makeup boom. And with a team that's among the best in the biz at building buzz. Urban looks set to continue its winning ways.
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launch of Whole Blends hair care. which quickly gained market share in the competitive and fragmented hair-care segment. (Conditioner sales skyrocketed more than 70 percent for the 12-week period ended August 7, said IRl.) And Nutrisse hair color got a boost with new ingredients Said Alex Perez-Tenessa, vice president of beauty at CVS, "We have been excited to see Garnier drive growth through innovation in 2016."
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Jen Atkin makes waves with hairstyles for celebs like Kendall Jenner (top left) and Chrissy Teigen (left). Her new creations (above) include Medium Hair Spray, $26, and Matte Pomade, $24, both at TheOuai.com; as well as the Oversized Circle Clip, $18, and Stylist Clip, $22 for set of two, both at ChloeAndlsabel.com. PHOTOS BY MIKE ROSENTHAL STARTRAKS. GETIY IMAGES. COURTESY OF THE DESIGNER.
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who loolced lilce rne, with strong eyebrows and long, dark, straight hair parted in the middle, like mine. She didn't wear a lot of makeup. She was unfancy. She was Ali MacGraw. It was the first time I realized that there are other people out there who I could look like, who I did look like at the time. And I thought, Wow, I guess I can be pretty too. It was a feeling and not an aha moment, but after that I felt more comfortable when I looked in the mirror. I was able to let go of the angst of"Oh God, I've got to try to be that." That's not to say I wouldn't try again . There was a time in college when a friend and I got really dressed up-heels, all
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this makeup-and went out to a bar. I swear to God, not a soul laid eyes on us; we looked like idiots. The next night we put on sneakers and jeans, hair in ponytails, and we had so much more fun. Then, after I moved to New York in the eighties as a makeup artist in the fashion industry, surrounded by supermodels, I still found myself attempting to fit in, at times dressing like the models or editors (not a good look for me). I slowly realized I just had to stay true to myself and couldn't keep comparing myself to others; being comfortable in my own skin was most important. That's where the ethos of my brand-be who you are-comes from. And that's what I still live by every day. Thanks, Ali. -as told to Ying Chu
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I have always been obsessed with pop culture, and TRL was a big part of my high school experience. I think I was home eating nachos after school when I saw Natalie Imbruglia's "Torn" music video-and her haircut in it. That hair was life-changing. It wasn't a shag. It was more blunt, and the ends were chopped up. It didn't feel like a typical cut; it felt daring. Fresh. Cool. I was friends with everyone-the popular girls, the skaters, the geeks-and my style reflected that: preppy and a little grunge. But I wanted to stand out more.
In high school in the nineties, I was obsessed with Drew Barrymore. She was carefree, free-spirited, a wild child. I was not, but I wanted to try. It was San Francisco, and I wore lots of flower barrettes in my hair, loved the Delia's catalog, and, thanks to Drew, I had very thin brows. They weren't tadpole brows, the shape many teenagers get when first tweezing. They were skinnier, rounded, and uniform from the inner to outer corners. I would sit on my sink once a month and pluck, and since my brows are naturally fine, I didn't have to do much. Occasionally I'd fill them in with a dark pencil, but my mom, Jean [the cofounder of Benefit], was not a fan. She told me to get my overly penciled-in brows in check: "Lose the line, and do you." I followed her advice. But in 2010, when full brows became the new thing, I started questioning my naturally teensy brows. I attempted to grow them out before my wedding, but growing out brows is like growing out bangs: not cute. (At Benefit we have a term for it: "brow rehab.") I'd draw, smudge, and fill in, but they ended up looking fake, not fresh and carefree. That brought me back to my mom's wisdom. Following brow trends just isn't for me. My arches are a little wider now than they were in high school (thanks to self-control and well-placed product), but are they Cara Delevingne status? Nope. And I'm perfectly fine with that. Mine fit my face, highlight my bone structure, and make me feel confident. And in a world of very full brows, they feel unique. -as told to K.E. ...
I took a picture of the cut to hair salons in my small Utah town, but I would walk out with a mom bob, not Natalie's cool, choppy look. So I decided to take matters into my own hands. I went to a drugstore, bought two packs of shaving razors, and started hacking at my hair in my bathroom. I cut out chunks and made it really uneven; it took an hour and a half. But it was worth it: I got noticed for that cut. I started doing my friends' hair out of my garage and got excited about the idea of transforming people. Even today that early experience carries into how I do hair. You're taught to do ABC cuts in hair school-Natalie's cut was like coloring outside the lines. There was no rhyme or reason. Now when I cut hair, I color outside the lines a lot. -as told to Katheryn Erickson
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Naomie Harris with makeup artist Alex Babsky Says Harris: “The best beauty trick Alex has ever taught me is using powder — it is very important for black skin, apparently.” Photographed by Eric Ray Davidson on Oct. 31 in Los Angeles Styling by Carol McColgin On Harris: Cushnie et Ochs jumpsuit.
Rachel McAdams (right) with makeup artist (and sister) Kayleen McAdams “Kayleen has a very calming effect on me,” says Rachel. “Spending two hours with her beforehand sets me for the night.” Responds Kayleen: “I like to know I can help calm you before you go out there because there’s a lot coming at you.” Photographed by We Are The Rhoads on Nov. 14 at Houdini Estate in Los Angeles Styling by Rob Zangardi and Mariel Haenn. On Kayleen: Valentino
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Those convulsions rocking the status quo? Beauty is not immune: Movements toward no makeup, natural hair and stars shedding ‘perfect’ images are creating a new era of glamour on the all-important awards circuit as THR ranks the moments that changed everything
STATE OF GLAM 2016 By MEG HEMPHILL • Produced and edited by CAROL MCCOLGIN
Hollywood’s 25 Top Beauty Moments
35, set trends with her narrative movie, most notably a natural hair movement (#naturalhair has more than 9.8 million posts) that the likes of Zoe Saldana, Kerry Washington and Viola Davis are owning off and on the red carpet. “There was a time when [afro-textured] curls and braids were considered a bad thing, but I like that women are now embracing it,” says Kimble. Adds Beyonce’s makeup artist Sir John: “All over the world, I started to see the tribal look,” not just for “festival glam but also in mainstream party-girl life.” His on-set secrets: He used Q-tips for creating the dots, “everything waterproof” for the eye makeup in the underwater and horseriding scenes and a glue stick to keep Queen Bey’s brows in place. Lemonade’s cultural impact even has extended into academia, with the University of Texas offering a course on the visual album as a starting point for analyzing black feminism.
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Tracee Ellis Ross with hairstylist Larry Sims “We have mutual friends, and that takes away the ‘quiet hairstylist’ relationship and takes it to a more personal level,” says Sims. Adds Ellis Ross: “If it takes an hour to do my hair, it’s really 15 minutes hair and the other 45 is storytelling, catching up, laughing and singing.” Sims says the actress, who blogs about hair on her website, is “very hands-on and knows exactly what she wants.”
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A-list actresses felt empowered to be honest about their glam: Margot Robbie openly declared that, no, she does not wake up like that (#iwokeuplikethis has 1.8 million hashtags on Instagram). Her enviable tresses (No. 3) are the work of her “magical hairstylist” and extensions. When it came to showstopping looks, Hollywood pros went all out, starting with Jennifer Lopez’s siren turn at the Golden Globes (No. 15), Rachel McAdams' matching emerald Oscar dress and eye shadow (No. 9) and Charlize Theron's sexy androgyny at Cannes (No. 2). Perhaps striking a balance between au naturel and overthe-top glamour is best. After all, teases Emma Stone (No. 14) about an upcoming red-carpet look courtesy of her beauty pros: “I want to feel a little like myself in daily life, [but other times] we really go for it. … A glitter lip is coming!”
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On the (high) heels of #askhermore for Hollywood red carpets comes a year of feminist self-acceptance. The #nomakeup selfie on Instagram became a badge of honor for Gwyneth Paltrow, Adele and Alicia Keys — whose commitment to being makeup-free extended to The Voice, red carpet and her 8 million followers. But for all the looks in 2016 that did require some intervention from a makeup artist or hairstylist, THR has compiled and ranked the top 25 beauty moments from film, television and the red carpet. Topping the rankings that mix feminist statements with unabashed fabulousness, Beyonce inspired black women to embrace their natural hair texture with her Lemonade visual album (No. 1 on THR’s list), while Lupita Nyong’o celebrated her Kenyan heritage with haute head wraps during her Queen of Katwe press tour (No. 4). This year,
Beyonce's Powerful Lemonade Visuals
why it matters Live ratings weren’t
off the charts (787,000 viewers) for Beyonce’s 56-minute visual album, which aired April 23 on HBO, but speculation about Jay Z’s rumored infidelity with “Becky with the good hair” smashed the social-sphere harder than a bat. Even more impactful was how the images ignited hair and makeup trends ranging from African tribal body art to textured braids. Hairstylist Kim Kimble, responsible for Lemonade’s braids, cornrows and “antebellum updos,” says that Beyonce,
Charlize Theron’s Le Smoking Homage
why it matters Yves Saint Laurent’s iconic Le Smoking — the women’s tux-inspired suit he debuted in 1966 — experienced its next iteration when Theron, 41, rocked an androgynous salute in Dior Haute Couture at the Cannes premiere of The Last Face. Both makeup artist Francesca Tolot and hairstylist Enzo Angileri used a photograph by Helmut Newton — whose provocative images helped Le Smoking gain traction in the wider culture during the ’70s — as inspiration to create makeup and hair that was masculine yet sexy. For Tolot, that meant “maintaining softness and avoiding hard edges” by blending Dior black eyeliner and black shadow around the eyes, then dusting a pearlescent nude Dior shadow over the entire eye, focusing on highlighting the brow bone. For Angileri, it meant a slick, center-parted bun that was “as small as possible” to be “reminiscent of a button” and less “bun-y.” The final result was sultry and powerful for the long-reigning style queen of La Croisette.
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Margot Robbie’s Series of Suicide Squad Braids
why it matters Robbie’s plaited hairstyles are a study in looking fresh while on a demanding summer global press tour promoting Suicide Squad. Back-to-back braided updos inspired hundreds of how-to tutorials
and much Pinterest activity, with the number of Robbie’s pins increasing nearly 500 percent since last year. Each style balanced youth and sophistication (with no hint of Harley Quinn’s blue and red ombre pigtails), such as the soft look at the London premiere, where Renato Campora pulled “the hair away from her shoulders without slicking it back” to showcase her tiger-emblazoned Gucci gown. Or a bohemian ’do in Toronto, where Sarah Potempa made a small braid inside a larger one that draped over Robbie’s shoulder. So what does the Aussie beauty, 25, have to say about her locks? “I have fine, boring hair,” she said earlier this fall, addressing all the buzz her hair has created. “So it’s not me, it’s a magical hairstylist making it look good. The glam squad!”
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Lupita Nyong’o’s Kenyan Tribute
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her onscreen turn as the mother of a young Ugandan chess prodigy in Queen of Katwe, Kenyan native Nyong’o, 33, embraced the chance to bring traditional African style to Hollywood’s red carpet in a dozen or so haute designer looks with perfectly coordinated head wraps. At the end of the worldwide press tour, the Oscar winner captioned a photo collage of all her headpieces “That’s a wrap!” which brought nearly 67,000 likes for that post alone. First she wowed at the Sept. 20 Los Angeles premiere of the Disney drama when she stepped out in a lavender Elie Saab gown with a matching headdress, fashioned by Nyong’o’s London-based hairstylist Vernon Francois from extra material from the designer. Says makeup pro Nick Barose, “It’s a makeup artist’s dream when you have a gorgeous head wrap — it’s all face.” Barose also stuck to purple, opting for “a soft wash of lilac and mauve” from Lancome’s 5 Couleurs Palette for the eyes, and “originally I was going to go purply” on the lips, but wanting “something more feminine than funky” drew him to bright pink (Lancome L’Absolu Rouge in Rose Lancome). Barose’s other nontraditional strokes included lessdefined, natural-looking eyebrows and skipping false lashes. Barose isn’t a fan of “a typical ‘red-carpet glam’ formula,” which “feels a bit dime-a-dozen these days.” Especially for his Oscar-winning client, who’s no shrinking violet when it comes to making unconventionally chic red-carpet choices.
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period pieces — and a classic lip — before with her Oscar-winning turn as French singer Edith Piaf in the 2007 film La Vie en Rose. For her performance opposite Brad Pitt in Robert Zemeckis’ World War II thriller Allied, out Nov. 23, makeup artist Christophe Danchaud looked to Katharine Hepburn and Gene Tierney movies for inspiration. “It’s all about glamour and a particular way to see women at this time,” says Danchaud, who has worked with Cotillard, 41, for nearly a decade on both films and the red carpet. He points to the “red lips, very pale, perfect skin and small eyeliner” that he says suit Cotillard’s dramatic features perfectly. He used Giorgio Armani foundation, NARS translucent powder, Tarte brow pencil and a trio of lip shades: Absolution Cosmetics in Coquelicot, “a red-orange for the night scenes when she has to be more glamorous”; the brand’s Theatre, “a more true red for daytime when she has to be stronger”; and Estee Lauder Double Wear Stay-in-Place Lip Pencil in Rose to look “as natural as possible” for nomakeup moments.
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Emmy Awards on Sept. 18, the 30-year-old nominee showed how head-to-toe neutrals can triumph over boisterous colors and win the evening’s top look. It all started with a nude chainmail Atelier Versace gown that was a nod to Clarke’s warrior queen Daenerys on Game of Thrones. For lips, Chanel artist Kate Lee skipped liner and just used clear gloss “to add shine to Emilia’s natural lip shade.” Lee also “chose a gray violet matte shadow, as it was reminiscent of Elizabeth Taylor’s timeless glamour.” For the understated updo, hairstylist Adir Abergel — Kristen Stewart and Reese Witherspoon are clients — mimicked the “structural build” of the bustline pleats in the Versace dress by subtly draping hair on the sides. En route to the show, Clarke posted a Boomerang on Instagram along with praise for her glam squad (“Thanks to the ever incredible team of my dreams …boom!”), which drew more than 5.2 million views.
Obama said, “We saved the best for last,” at the final White House state dinner on Oct. 18, hosting the Italian prime minister, his wife and such guests as Jerry Seinfeld and Giorgio Armani and a menu by Mario Batali and entertainment by Gwen Stefani. But the night’s real showstopper was Mrs. Obama. In a copper-hued chainmail Atelier Versace dress, Obama, 52, firmly sealed her legacy as the most stylish first lady since Jackie Kennedy. To complement the shimmering gown, hairstylist Johnny Wright created a sleek style that swooped across the eye, and her makeup artist, Carl Ray, “chose products that would make her gleam in all the right places” — apples of the cheeks, brow bone, lips. Ray, D.C.’s go-to makeup artist who works with senators, Supreme Court justices and visiting celebrities, tells THR that he “wanted our FLOTUS to be radiant,” achieving this with “bronze, copper and golden shades for that glow.”
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squad, the goal always is to have her looking only slightly more glamorous than her everyday style. Explains the 28-year-old to THR: “I want to just feel a little like myself in daily life, especially if I’m nervous before an event. When I’m feeling calm, that’s when we can really go for it. … A glitter lip is coming!” After 10 years together — and countless trips around the world — Stone’s pros have mastered the art of creating countless cool-girl looks. For the Aug. 31 La La Land photocall at the Venice Film Festival, Chanel Makeup pro Rachel Goodwin brushed peach tones on the eyes and cheeks and a Giambattista Valli dress-matching pink glossy lip (Chanel Le Rouge Crayon de Couleur in Nude, available January). Mara Roszak, L’Oreal celebrity hairstylist and owner of L.A.’s Mare Salon, did an updo that featured a tiny braid on one side and a twist in the back, secured with a thick gold barrette from Colette in Paris. Stone jokes that they’ve been on 650,000plus trips together: “I have traveled more with them than anyone in my life. They’re my work wives. And my real wives. They’re my life wives.”
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same glam squad for a decade, the star, 47, consistently deliveres on-point, researched, varied looks — including this year’s strongest style from the Golden Globes, a knockout marigold gown with screen-siren-worthy hair and makeup. Artist Mary Phillips tells THR that they “didn’t know what we were going to do when we walked into the hotel room,” but for this experienced team, that didn’t matter. Phillips, hairstylist Lorenzo Martin and nail artist Tom Bachik complemented the caped Giambattista Valli gown (and 200 carats of Harry Winston’s finest) with a nontraditional wine lip, rich cranberry nails and sleek hair with a bit of bend at the ends. Phillips layered three L’Oreal gloss shades (deep berry, red, nude) to create “a dark brick, gothic lip with slight undertones of a classic red.” The look drew phenomenal feedback, landing the star on dozens of “best” lists. “It’s going to be a standout look for years to come,” says Phillips. “Not like Versace Grammy dress status” — you know the one — “but further proof of how she always keeps it fresh.”
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Oscar’s Edgy Hairstyles
why it matters Forget cascading Veronica Lake waves. Adir Abergel and Robert Vetica eschewed the norm of what Oscars hair should be like, instead giving respective clients Rooney Mara and Daisy Ridley modern, cool coifs that made them stand out. Both hairstylists use the words “architectural” and “edgy” to describe the ’dos. Carol nominee Mara, 31, had her hair pulled back into three separate vertical knots, while Ridley, 24, donned a sleek updo with an intricate, twisted knot (created with a hairpiece). The looks were futuristic, with Twitter users calling both styles Rey-like, referring to Ridley’s fierce character in Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
Natalie Portman’s
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why it matters A dozen actresses have played the iconic first lady, but only Portman’s essence-capturing performance in Jackie, in theaters Dec. 2, has garnered Oscars buzz. At Toronto, Portman acknowledged she has never played “someone that people really knew,” which “put the pressure on to be quite specific with portraying Jackie
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Black shadow from Dior 5 Couleurs in 090 Pied de Poule rimmed Charlize Theron’s eyes in Cannes; $62, at Saks Fifth Avenue
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Rose Byrne’s Met Gala goth lip look was NARS Semi Matte Lipstick in VIP Red; $28, at NARS
Elle Fanning’s eye sparkle: Make Up for Ever Glitters in Silver 2; $15, at Sephora
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Lupita Nyong’o wore Lancome’s 5-Pan Eyeshadow Palette in Mauve Cherie; $50, lancome.com
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Rachel McAdams wore Chanel Illusion D’Ombre Long Wear Luminous Eyeshadow in Griffith Green; $36, at Saks Fifth Avenue
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Emily Blunt accented her hair with Jennifer Behr’s Rowena barrette; $165, jenniferbehr.com
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Marion Cotillard’s red Allied lipsticks are from Absolution Cosmetics; $25, absolutioncosmetics.com
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Emilia Clarke layered Chanel Ombre Essentielle Soft Touch eye shadows in Fauve and Hesitation; $30 each, at Nordstrom
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Emma Stone wore Chanel Le Rouge Crayon de Couleur in Nude on her lips in Venice; $37, chanel.com (available Jan. 3)
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Natalie Portman’s Diorshow Waterproof Pro Liner in 092 Backstage Black for Jackie; $33, at Sephora
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Nicole Kidman nailed the cat-eye look with Charlotte Tilbury The Feline Flick; $30, at Nordstrom
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Daisy Ridley’s Oscars ’do looked sleek with Leonor Greyl Gel a L’Hibiscus; $35, at Nordstrom
Burberry helped ignite the glitter trend; Shimmer Dust in Gold Glitter No. 01; $25, burberry.com
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Lancome base enhanced Naomie Harris’ complexion; Teint Idole Ultra 24H Long Wear in 520 Suede W; $47, at Nordstrom
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Cara Delevingne’s twin topknots were spritzed with Ouai Texturizing Hair Spray; $26, at Sephora
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Nicole Kidman’s Equally
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why it matters At the Oct. 12 London
premiere of Lion, Kidman, 49, broke the old-school “bold eye or lip” beauty rule, showing the simultaneous allure of a strong crimson lip and cat eye. Makeup artist Charlotte Tilbury called the look “a collaborative effort” with the Lion star. Tilbury used her “signature feline flick,” wielding a calligraphylike pen for a cat eye that “elongates the eyes and makes them instantly bigger.” Then, for “instant glamour,” she traced around the natural lip line with a ruby liner to give Kidman’s lipstick — Tilbury’s Red Carpet Red — extra staying power. Says the British artist, “The juxtaposition of a bold statement lip against Nicole’s bright eyes and fair skin created the most gorgeous color contrast.”
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Kennedy.” Through copious research of books, videos and voice recordings centering on the idyllic two and a half years known as Camelot preceding President John F. Kennedy’s assassination, the Oscar winner delved into a persona that was carefully controlled. For the physical transformation, Portman, 35, donned a bouffant wig from key hairstylist Catherine Leblanc, while makeup artist Sarai Fiszel eschewed prosthetics and instead “put a great deal of care into Natalie’s eyebrows” because they “were amongst
Jackie’s most recognizable features.” She kept handy Dior lipsticks in bold fuchsia, coral and wine that Kennedy “used to complement her wardrobe in incredibly chic ways” and Dior eyeliner and mascara — waterproof for “all the crying in the movie.”
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Glitter Mania
why it matters Sparkles on eyes, lips and hair sparked a major trend in 2016 on Burberry, Atelier Versace and Fendi runways as well as Hollywood red carpets. Brands
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such as Marc Jacobs Beauty and YSL responded to the fervor by launching a glut of products, led by legendary makeup artist Pat McGrath, whose glitter-gone-wild Lab kits sold out in less than 48 hours (for $60 and $150) after Naomi Campbell, 46, wore Lust 004 Vermillion Venom to MTV’s Video Music Awards. Actresses fueled the trend on the red carpet with gleaming liner (Margot Robbie), shimmering eye looks (Cara Delevingne; Elle Fanning, No. 8), speckled hair parts (Dakota Fanning) and glittered lips (Rihanna).
HAIR BY JENDA ALCORN, MAKEUP BY ERIN AYANIAN MONROE AT CLOUTIER REMIX. CAMPBELL: C FLANIGAN/ FILMMAGIC. KIDMAN: MIKE MARSLAND/WIREIMAGE. HARRIS: PAUL ZIMMERMAN/GETTY IMAGES. ROSS: GILBERT CARRASQUILLO/FILMMAGIC. FOY: ROBERT VIGLASKY/NETFLIX. VIKANDER: JOHN SHEARER/GETTY IMAGES. OLSEN: DIMITRIOS KAMBOURIS/WIREIMAGE. CYRUS: JEMAL COUNTESS/GETTY IMAGES.
Styling by Samantha McMillen. On Fanning: Gucci dress.
Naomie Harris’ Luminous Skin
why it matters Last year’s “strobing,” aka highlighting areas of the face to achieve a faux glow and extreme contouring, takes a backseat to the more natural-looking luminosity (also known as “non-touring”) of Harris at Oct. 2’s Moonlight premiere at the New York Film Festival. “Whether we’re doing pretty, natural makeup or something significantly more glamorous, Naomie’s flawless skin is always the focus,” says Harris’ glam guru Alex Babsky. The London-based Lancome makeup artist ambassador credits the 40-year-old’s gorgeous glow to her “clean living.” For the premiere, Babsky wanted a “lit-from-within” look and mixed two shades of Lancome foundation — one to match her deepest skin tone and a fair shade for brighter areas at the center of her face. Because she was wearing feminine Elie Saab lace, Babsky opted for “modern, clean makeup that wasn’t overly fussy” and a swipe of melon-hued Cargo blush in Laguna, “one of our staples — we use it all the time. Naomie literally cannot get enough of it.”
Tracee Ellis Ross’ Ode to
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why it matters As host of the April 5 BET awards show Black Girls Rock, the Black-ish star seized the opportunity to showcase her impressive range with 16 hairstyles in three hours, including one voluminously Supreme nod to her mother. Why so many ’dos? “If Tracee’s mom was hosting an awards show, she would’ve changed a million times, so
we wanted to do the same,” explains Ellis Ross’ hairstylist, Larry Sims. The high-energy opening sequence contained tributes to Beyonce, Rihanna and others, with five onstage wig swaps. With only commercial breaks and performances to restyle hair, wigs — a staple in Sims’ arsenal for clients like Kerry Washington and Gabrielle Union — were critical. “I never wear wigs, so this was an exception,” says Ellis Ross, 44, who rocked her natural curls for the Black Girls Rock red carpet and finale. “I think I learned from example from my mother — the bigger the hair, the better.”
Claire Foy’s
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why it matters With a record budget rumored to be more than $120 million, which would make it the most expensive TV show ever, Netflix’s The Crown premiered Nov. 4 to healthy anticipation for its storyline of a young queen juggling royal obligations and for its new star, Foy, 32. To help her get into character as the fresh-faced Windsor, makeup designer Ivana Primorac created a creamy, flawless complexion using Giorgio Armani foundation, Eve Lom concealer and a hint of a flush with Bobbi Brown cream blush. Foy wore wigs “to achieve the styles needed and show the passage of time from a young girl to a monarch,” says Primorac. The fit-for-a-queen budget doesn’t hurt. “On the long-running shows” — Crown is slated for 60 episodes — “it’s important to ensure the quality doesn’t slip,” she says.
Alicia Vikander’s Radiance
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why it matters The double nominee and awards season’s “It” girl showed off a look at the Golden Globes that her hairstylist, Christopher Naselli, says introduced her “strong, sexy” side to the world. The Swedish actress was little known stateside until her turns in Ex Machina and The Danish Girl, both of which garnered her noms (and an Oscar for Danish Girl). Naselli created three twists that came together in a “geometric” updo at the back, to “play off the pleats and movement” of her Louis Vuitton leather-accented gown. Makeup pro Charlotte Tilbury applied her Magic Cream and Wonderglow on Vikander’s face; it’s the same glowinducing combo she used on 2015 Globes newbie Amal Clooney. Once the actress, 28, was in her Vuitton,
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Tilbury rubbed Supermodel Body “on all exposed limbs in order to sculpt and illuminate the skin.”
All Three Olsens’
24 Hair Highlights
why it matters Mary-Kate and Ashley brought younger sis Elizabeth as their VIP guest to the June 6 CFDA Awards, where the twins were nominated for The Row. In a rare allthree-together appearance, the trio’s near-identical multitonal hair colors instantly became the must-have highlight in Hollywood and beyond. Called “flamboyage,” a form of balayage done with cloth strips, the highlights from painted-on strands are darker at the roots and lighten toward the bottom for a natural kissed-by-thesun feel. In-demand colorist Lorri Goddard, who has worked with the sisters “on and off for 18 years,” says she “always” uses the balayage technique. She describes the sisters’ CFDAs hair, which was styled by Mark Townsend, as “balayage meets natural color grown out, as if you had vacationed in St. Barts a few months earlier.” To keep hair healthy, she recommends Christophe Robin products to Ashley, 30, Mary-Kate, 30, and Elizabeth, 27.
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why it matters Leave it to the queens
of Instagram — Miley Cyrus, 23, Cara Delevingne, 24, and Kendall Jenner, 21 (who is on a social media break) — and their collective 157 million followers to ignite this ’90s throwback. The social media world went wild for Jenner’s twin topknots, posted on Snapchat, after debuting the look at Coachella, the festival stage for millennials’ style inspo. Hairstylist Jen Atkin lists 1990s Gwen Stefani and current Harajuku girls as influences behind her look for client Delevingne. Along with Cyrus, who has rocked the look for years (from hairstylist Gregory Russell and occasionally a DIY job), these young stars showed how buns should be done: messy, a bit asymmetrical, with nothing too Princess Leia. (Not surprisingly, there are now hashtags for #spacebuns, #raverbuns and an ode to ’90s Baby Spice with #spicebuns.) “Don’t overthink it,” Atkin tells THR. Along with “a lot of Ouai texturizing hairspray,” she used Chloe & Isabel bun cuffs, which are secured with sticks that “pierce the buns and make them more punk rock.”
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The Kardashians “are great to work with and have always encouraged me,” says Atkin (far right). “I feel lucky.”
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own product lines. Did any of them ow did you start working with offer advice? Jessica Alba taught me to the Kardashian family? It was ask people for honest feedback about fate. About five years ago I was the products. So I would say to testers, finishing a press tour with Sofia Vergara “Don’t tell me anything good about it, when Kim randomly requested me for a tell me what you don’t love!” magazine shoot, and that’s where I met What’s the most challenging part of Khloé. Now I sometimes feel like I see your job? Just balancing my time. But Khloé more than I see my husband! We whenever I start to complain about it, have so much fun together. I remember that everything I’ve ever The long bob you gave Khloé in dreamed of is happening right now, October was one of the most buzzed and I’m grateful. about celebrity haircuts of 2015. What inspired the change? ALL We talked about it for two years. I was ABOUT OUAI begging her to do it! But then with her Atkin spent years book coming out, I just thought, “She’s developing the line, been working so hard on herself, she’s which features 16 products so inspiring, she’s ready.” And then one including a wave spray, a rose-scented treatment day she was like, “Let’s do it,” and we masque and hair chopped off her hair. It was so fun and supplements. so therapeutic for both of us. You just launched a hair-care line called Ouai [pronounced “way”]. Where did the name come from? French girls have really cool, effortless hair, and as I was going through names with my team we kept talking about the fact that the casual way to say “yes” in $37 French is ouais. When I suggested we Ouai Wave Spray take the “s” off of ouais, they thought $43 I was crazy, but I just really wanted it Treatment Masque to be a conversation piece. (for eight packets) theouai.com Many of your celeb clients have their
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Jen Atkin Launches Supplements for Ouai ●
The celebrity hairstylist introduced her second range of product: three ingestibles that target specific hair concerns. BY RACHEL STRUGATZ
Ouai Haircare founder and celebrity hairstylist Jen Atkin wants her clients and customers to get serious about hair health from the inside. Atkin, who used her massive social media following — she has 1.4 million followers on Instagram @jenatkinhair — and a bevy of famous friends to launch Ouai (pronounced “way”) in February, introduced her second range of product at theouai. com Monday: three ingestible supplements that target specific hair concerns. The Dry Hair Supplement, akin to a moisturizer for dry skin, combines silica, vitamin E, biotin and omega-3 and omega-6 to make hair stronger and minimize breakage; the Thinning Hair Supplement uses black currant seed oil, amino acids, biotin and omega-3 and omega-6 to accelerate hair growth and fight dryness and the Oily Scalp Supplement, consisting of primrose, niacin, biotin and omega-3 and omega-6, rebalances sebum production to restore the balance of the scalp. Each supplement costs $24 for 30 soft gel capsules. “For years I was creating cocktails for clients, and instead of just giving them tips on styling their hair or using products to mask damage or to make hair appear fuller, I started sending them to vitamin stores,” Atkin told WWD Monday morning. “There are so many factors that affect our hair and the changes in our hair, and hormonally, as women, our hair changes through the years.” From the moment she decided to do her own line a few years ago, Atkin said creating a “new culture of hair health” was key. In addition to her “styling favorites” that were released three months ago — a wave spray, a texturizing hair spray, dry
shampoo, hair oil, soft hair spray, a treatment masque, finishing crème, soft mousse and four types of shampoos and conditioners created for specific hair types and concerns — ingestibles were the next step. “There’s a scary stigma around ingesting something, and the size of the pills are the same size as fish oil pills, which are quite intimidating,” said Stacie Brockman, cofounder of Métier Creative, the creative and branding firm that worked closely on the launch of Ouai. “We really wanted to find a quirky innovative way [to launch the supplements online]… in a way that people would rethink or deconstruct any preconceived notions they have.” As a result, she and cofounder Erin Kleinberg developed an entire campaign around the idea of being “#OUAIaddicted” (also the brand’s hashtag) and having a pill-popping problem. For Brockman and Kleinberg, though, this is just the latest effort in building a “social-first” brand with Atkin. The benchmark of success on social media, they explained, is giving followers an “Oh my God, you need this!” or “That’s so me!”
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Wristbands and lanyards might become retro with this wearable smart stamp. BY MAGHAN MCDOWELL
Forget the wrist, wearables are moving even closer to the consumer. MC10 Inc. and PCH have teamed up to commercialize what are essentially smart temporary tattoos. The skin-worn, ultrathin, stretchable, customizable and disposable stamp is officially called a Wearable Interactive Stamp Platform, or WiSP. It is designed to enable a dizzying array of applications — from cashless payments to checking in to an event or a hotel room. Some day soon a shopping trip might not require a wallet, or even a smartphone or smartwatch. Or all those fashion week invitations could be replaced by a WiSP stamp that would confirm one’s identity to the bruisers at the door and serve up the necessary credentials. PCH and MC10 were behind L’Oréal’s recent UV Patch for La Roche-Posay that measures an individual’s sun exposure. That
The Wearable Interactive Stamp Platform pairs with a smartphone, tablet or NFC reader.
effort could prove to be just the beginning. MC10 is a Boston-based health-care technology company that specializes in bodyworn electronics, and PCH is a San Francisco-based product design and manufacturing company. After L’Oréal and MC10 successfully worked together to develop the L’Oréal My UV Patch, which was based on the WiSP tech developed by MC10, PCH was able to manufacture the patch at scale. They also saw an opportunity to expand into a range of applications and industries. PCH now has the rights to market and produce the stamp for third-party brands.
moment where they tag their friends. And this is what they aimed to do with Ouai since before the product even launched. “That’s the temperature point that makes you ask yourself if your post resonates — and brands tend to have a poor ability to do this. There is a dated notion that they need content just to put content out there,” Brockman said. “It’s important to understand that every post needs to have that gut reaction that people have when they look at The Fat Jewish or Girl With No Job.” This is a classic example of how socialfirst content works especially well with tech-savvy Millennials who share everything with their peers — and Brockman and Kleinberg worked with Atkin to ensure that the product had a “Kylie [ Jenner] Lip Kit factor.” This means using social media to create a sense of urgency around launch that causes product to sell out, with bonus points for the site crashing. Brockman said that a number of products sold out right away in February, and creative assets with cheeky editorial reading, “You did it. You broke the Internet,”
populated Ouai’s social media channels. The duo embarked on using digital to find qualified followers for Ouai. “There’s a huge hurdle that had to be overcome because of Jen’s clientele and the type of followers she has. We wanted to ensure we had culty, qualified beauty-obsessed followers versus celebrity-obsessed followers,” Kleinberg said. This meant relying heavily on star power and influencer reach for the February launch. She said that almost all 200 people who received a VIP mailer — including Chrissy Teigen, Reese Witherspoon, Cindy Crawford, Kris Jenner and Mindy Kaling — shared it on Instagram. But, beyond influencers supporting Ouai, Brockman said harnessing the credibility of the product and making sure to have speedy response time to every single person who hashtags @theouai or #OUAIaddicted was mandatory. “We really wanted to gain that obsessive nature where people believed in the products having efficacious effect on them and not just latch onto the fact that Khloé Kardashian liked a photo,” Brockman said.
They’re disposable and comparably economical to produce. Any company with the software for a customer to check-in using a smartphone has the tech tools necessary to start developing a smart stamp. The stamp pairs with a smartphone, tablet or a near field communication reader to interact with the wearer. The stamps have a very small, thin profile, and can be designed with the same diversity in color or design available to “analog” temporary tattoos. The stamps do not track a wearer’s location unless the wearer connects to a NFC device. Liam Casey, PCH founder and chief executive officer, said the ability to customize the stamp “allows brands to create personalized and engaging experiences that reinforce customer loyalty.” Although the size can vary, the larger the stamp, the more effective the internal coils that power it. The shape doesn’t matter much. The L’Oréal-designed patch, for example, was a blue heart that was roughly the size of a quarter. (L’Oréal still retains exclusivity for any applications of this product in the beauty world.) Festivalgoers — and fashion week patrons — will be happy to note that the stamps are waterproof and designed to last for about five days, but bouncers will also be relieved to know that they cannot be removed and reworn. The stamp is specifically designed to tear and become unreadable upon removal. (Sorry, gate crashers.)
The L’Oréal pilot helped the company refine the manufacturing process and new iterations of the technology can be expected in the near future. “After refining the smart stamp technology and production process, we can now go to market with new versions of the product quickly, at large consumer scale,” Casey said. Although the technology exists, it remains to be seen how quickly consumers and brands might latch on. The burden, said Jeff Berry, research director of loyalty marketing research firm Colloquy, is on the wearable tech and retail industries to create a strong case for new types of wearables. “It’s important that manufacturers and retailers understand we’re still relatively early in the wearables evolutionary process,” he said, citing recent survey research from Colloquy that showed that 52 percent of U.S. consumers feel they don’t know enough about wearables or don’t understand them. And for something that looks like a tattoo or a sticker, age appropriateness is also a consideration. The study found that 58 percent of consumers said they’d like to use a wearable device, but felt too old. “As consumer awareness of wearables grows, we’re likely to see more exciting and relevant applications that leverage the diverse capabilities of wearable technology,” Berry said. “Some will catch on, while others will be bought and then sit in a drawer.”