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Rag & Bone will host Jessica Seinfeld’s annual Baby Buggy dinner, held at her and husband Jerry’s Hamptons home:

Emma Roberts created her own blue crush at the Intermix 20th Anniversary Celebration, hosted on Tuesday at The New Museum in New York City. To celebrate the retail powerhouse’s landmark occasion at Manhattan’s contemporary art hub, the stylish starlet wore an Ohne Titel Spring 2013 dress matched to a Tory Burch square frame clutch. The contoured, second-skin frock was actually quite the appropriate choice for the occasion, given it served up both a trendy and an artsy vibe. I have to say that this abstracted, body-map pattern was fascinating, and it managed to be downright flattering, too. It almost was reminiscent of blue monarch butterfly wings. While I didn’t miss the cap sleeve from the runway look, ordinarily I would have preferred a more inspired shoe than this black pair. But their clunky funkiness could almost get a pass, as they played into the mod flair. The styling was finished off with straight locks and a twist on a retro eye with Twiggy-inspired lashes, matching blue shadow hues and a nude lippie. You can buy Emma’s Ohne Titel dress from Matches Fashion Global and Matches Fashion UK.Credit: Style.com & Getty The post Emma Roberts In Ohne Titel – Intermix 20th Anniversary Celebration appeared first on Red Carpet Fashion Awards.

Pamela Love celebrated her third consecutive nomination for the CFDA’s Swarovski Award for Accessories Design:

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Coty Inc. has partnered with Brazilian cosmetics distributor Frajo Internacional in a joint venture [SUB REQ.]:

While deep side parts and old Hollywood waves are right on-trend this season, the perfect, classic blowout never goes out of style. Case in point? Chloe Moretz’s flawless mane at the Billboard Music Awards. Parted in the middle, just the right amount of volume, and barely bent at the ends. Jennifer Lopez also walked down the Billboard Music Awards with a smooth blowout, and model Doutzen Kroes had a modified version at the red carpet premiere of ‘Jimmy P. (Psychotherapy of a Plains Indian)’ in Cannes. While the length of her hair was full of body and smooth, she parted it to the side, and tucked it behind her ears for a slightly sleeker look on top. To get the classic blown-out look at home, you just need some patience and the right tools. Clean hair blows out the best, so use a clarifying shampoo and conditioner like Drybar Happy Hour Weightless Shampoo and Conditioner. Then, towel dry the hair, comb it out, and apply a mousse like Bumble and bumble. Thickening Full Form Mousse to add body. Then, an important product tip you’ll be thanking me for: Apply a small dollop of Living proof. Prime Style Extender–it literally doubles the life of your blowout! So if you usually have to wash after two days, this will give you four. It’s time to dry. The higher powered the hair dryer, the easier it is to get your hair dry without frizz. Using large alligator jaw clips like Drybar Hold Me Hair Clips, section the hair into small, two-inch sections, and dry using a ceramic round brush. Be sure to start at the roots, and as you pull the brush down through the length of the hair, follow it with the dryer, making sure the nozzle is pointing downward onto the hair to help eliminate frizz. Once you’re at the front, top layer, be sure to dry away from the face on each side. When the hair is completely dry, tame any stray frizz with a glossing serum like Phyto Phtolisse Ultra-Glossing Finishing Serum. Then, voila! A little time and patience, and you’ve got the perfect, classic blowout. Drybar Happy Hour Weightless Shampoo Drybar Happy Hour Weightless Conditioner Bumble and bumble. Thickening Full Form Mousse Living proof. Prime Style Extender Drybar Hold Me Hair Clips Jilbere Round Brush Phyto Phtolisse Ultra-Glossing Finishing Serum The post How to Achieve the Classic Blowout appeared first on Red Carpet Fashion Awards.

A fab new bag designer we are obsessed with: RLC. Stay tuned for details!