The cranky-chic-hot makeup was done by the make up artist Fredrik Stambro. Hair was arranged by Menelaos Alevras both at L’Atelier NYC as well as styling was by Taryn Smith.

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I want to pay your attention on to the fact there are various trends in the frames of every described period. That’s why the contradictions that can appear ex facte are the enumeration of the trends distinctive features linked to the strata of society, years, events and so on.

So, if it’s necessary, the trends will be stood out additionally in the network of every period.

And now… let’s pass on to the brief resume of the world of images of the XXth.

The beginning of the XXth century – the end of the First World War.

Image peculiarities: the modesty itself and cordiality, sweet girl, selfless mother.

Eyes: barely-skin-touched makeup and transparent vaseline gloss.

Lips: the same vaseline.

Face: naturalness created with the help of pink powder.

Hair: before the war – coquettish locks, during the war – parted accurately.

Years representatives: Lillian Diana Gish, Djuna Barnes.

The twenties. Postwar time. Decadence.

Image peculiarities: vamp, boldness.

Accents: emphasized eyes and lips, using of the rich colors.

Eyes: eyeliner of the rich color (bright-blue, emerald green or violet); mascara matches the color of the eyeliner (bright-blue eyeliner and bark-blue mascara and etc.).

Eyebrows: plucked out brows are colored into the accurate black line with the lowered end.

Lips: lips are clearly countered. The lipstick is bright-red or rich-red. Lips are heart countered often.

Face: quite tender blush is applied as a round spot. The skin is smooth and matte.

Hair: short boyish haircut, accurate parting, with fringe or without, waves or straight hair.

Years representatives: Gloria Swanson, Theda Bara, Pola Negri, Constance Talmadge, Mary Louise Brooks, Clara Bow, Marjorie Brooks.

The thirties. Goddesses in men’ trousers.

Image peculiarities: refinement.

Accents: eyes.

Eyes: eye are countered alone the lower and upper eyelids touching on the eyes corners. Lashes are thick and long (fake lashes are put on).

Eyebrows: thread-shaped plucked out brows, very thin and carefully semicircle-penciled .

Lips: accurate outlining. The colors are subdued.

Face: Cheek bones are emphasized with accurately shaded rouge.

Hair: chin-length wavy or straight hair cuts.

Years representatives: Marlene Dietrich, Greta Garbo, Joan Bennett, Jean Harlow, Vivien Leigh, Lee Miller, Edith Norma Shearer, Joan Crawford.

The Forties. The World War II.

Image peculiarities: adult and sensitive, not frivolous and not provocative.

Eyes: mascara on lashes mainly.

Eyebrows: thin, flying and accurately outlined. Closer to the end of the War brows become more natural.

Lips: bright rich red lipstick.

Hair: hair is pinned up on the back of the head or above the forehead so that the head looked thin and long. Knots arranged on the back of the head was also very trendy including long barely waved hair from time to time.

Years representatives: Ingrid Bergman, Bette Davis, Veronica Lake, Ellen Parker, Lauren Bacall.

The fifties. Romance is in the air.

Image peculiarities: romanticism, exaggerated femininity.

Accents: lips or eyes and brows.

Eyes: minimalism – thin, hardly seen contour along the upper lid or deep expressiveness at the expense of the use of the rich-colored eye shadows.

Eyebrows: brows are quite dark and refined. They are not very thin and they look theatrical.

Lips: lips are bright and alluring. The lipstick is provocatively red.

Face: the face looks pail due to the thick (and even visible at times) layer of powder. Patches are very popular.

Hair: smooth or wavy. The hairdos are shortly cut, chin-lengthed or shoulder-lengthed. Chignons and fringes are in vogue. Blonds are in fave.

Years representatives: Brigitte Anne-Marie Bardot, Marilyn Monroe, Elizabeth Rosemond Taylor, Audrey Hepburn, Gina Lollobrigida, Sophia Loren, Grace Patricia Kelly.

The sixties. Sexual revolution.

Image peculiarities: emancipation.

Accent: eyes.

Eyes: the doll-like eyes are deeply outlined – sharp lines. Lashes are long and made up with the thick layers of mascara. Eyeshadows are of all the possible beige hues. the effect of the naïve look and big opened eyes.

Lips: natural with gloss on instead of lipstick.

Eyebrows: the brows are of natural form to the maximum.

Face: the face color is irreproachable with minimum make-up layer.

Hair: hair cuts of the geometrical shape, round the head cuts, upsweeps, ponytail, long and smooth hair.

Years representatives: Twiggy, Jane Seymour Fonda, Julie Christie, Mia Farrow.

The seventies. Hippy are the flower children.

Image peculiarities: romantic image in combination with the folklore fashion and ethnic – military-, punk-styled accessories.

Accent: eyes or complete chaos on the face.

Eyes: 1. Eyes are strongly contoured, eye shadows are very bright, lashes are heavy with mascara. Or 2. as an alternative for a business lady – the lack of make-up (flash-colored). 3. Wild shock tints (punk style).

Eyebrows: natural, thick and tousled.

Lips: 1. Maximum naturalness, lipstick is natural as well. 2. Extremely hues (punk style) – black or green.

Face: healthy look.

Hair: perm, thick mane and irreproachable haircut, tails, Mohawk haircut of crazy colors, or horn style haircuts.

Years representatives: Catherine Deneuve, Liza Minnelli, Jane Mallory Birkin, Angela Davies, Nina Hagen, Patricia Lee Smith.

The eighties. Disco style.

Image peculiarities: activity, healthy life style.

Accent: there are no accents per se. All the face parts are smoothly made up more or less.

Eyes: the use of the bright well-shaded shadows along the lids. No sharp contours.

Lips: diverse color gamut. No sharp contours.

Face: healthy fresh look.

Hair: luxuriant long hair, backcombing.

Years representatives: Madonna, Meryl Streep, Cher, Iman. The eighties mages.

The nineties. Anti-fashion.

Image peculiarities: individuality.

Face: the face as if just washed up – fresh and natural with a stroke of gloss.

Hair: riot of color and chaos of forms, ponytails arranged into the knot, pageboy cut and curls.

Years representatives: Courtney Love, Sharon Vonne Stone, Björk, Jennifer Aniston, Julia Roberts. The nineties images.

These are the dominating trends of the XXth century! And having them as a background, it’s obvious to trace the makeup current preferences.

During the London Fashion week Burberry showed much for clothes and little for hair style. Maybe the simplicity of the loose straight hair parted in the middle gives space for the makeup and outfits creativity?

Christian Dior’s hair trend is so Dior-feminine! Refined waves and locks always give zest to women’ appearance turning her into the glam lady.

Christopher Kane sees the image of the modern woman of the upcoming Spring as a-bit-punchy!

Dolce & Gabbana – accurate and not combed back hair beautified with sparkling hairpins look stylish. It proves that the last year trend for the upsweeps is still in vogue.

Donna Karan promotes bob!

Fendi’s hair trend looks strange and homey. The upsweep is with long fringe or hair tips arranged at the top of the head and hanging down.

At the New York Fashion Week, Phillip Lim amazed everyone with the red lights which backgrounded the model’s catwalk.

The collection was rich and the offered hair style was quite restrained but stylish anyway!

Two tails on both sides of the head and long fringe arranged into on of the tail look girly. That is what Prada thinks about the trend.

Donatella Versace showed a lot of loose wavy hair and a bit of short but wavy as well at Milan Fashion Week.

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Anyways, the Spice Girl and her 2-year-old funky princess showed off a Rihanna-style shaved haircut as they visited the shops in LA yesterday.

Let’s see whose kid will be the next!

Alexander Wang sees the Spring hair 2010 braided on the one side of the head. The hair isn’t plaited tightly and smoothly. The fringe is arranged on the same side with the braid or it’s plaited into. It looks really nice.

The Chanel brand presented by Karl Lagerfeld showed the very simple hair trend: combed back hair arranged into the knot or tail.

However, he used a lot of various hair accessories including sparkling pins, flower pins, plume pins and even kerchiefs.

The wavy up hair trend offered by Derek Lam at the New York Fashion Week looks cheerful and glam. This do is appropriate to wear to the party and during the day either.

Erin Wasson x RNCA’s hair trend is elementary. It looks like after-shower-not-brushed loose dos.

Herve Leger’s offered hair style for the upcoming Spring looks natural and innocent. Loose a-bit-wavy hair is parted in the middle.

Oscar de la Renta preferred braids arranged into the circle. Braids look girly with the ribbons plaited into them.

Such hair accessories like hats with middle-width brims, handkerchiefs and pins are widely used as well. Follow the trends!

The style shown by Preen is ordinary but chic. Loose straight hair parted in the middle and combed back hair from the front part and arranged into the tail on the back.

Ralph Lauren didn’t stick to one hair style at his catwalk at the New York Fashion Week he used different ones leave the space for imagination and creativity.

Four main hair trends according to Ralph: loose straight hair parted in the middle, or arranged into tail; sleek back hair; short hair cut with long fringe arranged to one side; and chin-length bob.

Smoothly sleeked back hair, arranged into the tail or loosen at the back of the head is the tendency that Thakoon presented in the collection at the New York Fashion Week for the upcoming Spring 2010.

Vena Cava used a minimal hair style – sleek hair and knots.

Zero + Maria Cornejo’s hair trend plays on the contrast. She offers short hair cut with the under- or above-fringe-length and long loose hair that seems to be a bit shaggy.

Leona Lewis’s look was chic. Her bright lipstick matched perfectly the black Alexander McQueen. And her accurate knot at the back of her head.

Olsen Twins looked different from each other, but it was good.

Dannii Minogue’s simple wavy do ideally fit her gorgeous gown.

Sophie Ellis Bextor looked bright and stylish!

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley’s hairdo was none, but it allowed enjoying her scarlet gown.

Daisy Lowe’s appearance was pretty slovenly including her hair and all.

The pageboy cut looked quite nice on Agyness Deyn.

And the Twilight saga star Kristen Stewart was ridiculous. Everything looked strange in her image.

Bafta, Donna Air and Claudia Schiffer win our image approval as she was elegant and in taste.

Jo Wood’s loose straight hair in addition to her black-silver dress looked just right.

I’m not sure if Pixie Geldof’s fits the event but in any case she singled out.

Jaime Winstone’s wavy combed back hair was pretty nice, but something looked a bit wrong but what? Maybe her hair color?

Kylie Minogue’s image was like hot and elegant. Her chic-length-a-bit-wavy hair complete her look well.

The trio Lisa Snowdon, Nicola Roberts and Naomi Campbell were completely different from each other, but they were stylish. Their dos finished their image creating some spicy note.

The nominees are the following!

Best loose straight hair

Saoirse Ronan, Claire Danes, Kristen Stewart, Jane Goldman.

Best loose wavy hair

Jodie Whittaker, Rebecca Hall, Lynn Collins, Kate Winslet, Gabourey Sidibe, Anne-Marie Duff, Meredith Ostrom.

Best short hair cut

Carey Mulligan, Kristin Scott Thomas.

Best combed back wavy hair

Joely Richardson, Trudie Styler, Kimberley Walsh, Anna Kendrick.

Best combed back straight hair

Bonnie Wright, Audrey Tautou, Sam Taylor-Wood, Vera Farmiga.

Best chin-length wavy hair

Jaime Winstone.

Best knot

Romola Garai.

Read here the full list of BAFTA winners 2010.
See here the celebs’ outfits at BAFTA 2010.

The 23-year-old singer teamed up with Beyonce Knowles to shoot the new video for the track Telephone (that is vividly reflected on her extraordinary hair style).

Taking a very literal cue from the song’s title, she fashioned a receiver out of bright yellow hair extensions for the music clip.

The full video is scheduled for release next month. The insiders hint it is inspired by the work of Pulp Fiction and Kill Bill director Quentin Tarantino.

Eager to watch it! Do you like Lady Gaga’s yellow hair telephone on her head?

But if it’s still fresh in the U.K., it doesn’t mean that it’s the same in the U.S. Singer Cassie was the first to pick up a razor to her hair last summer, and that style’s been followed by singer Rihanna and model Alice Dellal.

And Kanye West’s girlfriend Amber Rose also prefers the shorter look after she cut down at the end of last year.

Mel looked stylish wearing the long locks and diamond stars on the shaved patch of her head.