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Selena Gomez's Makeup Is Winning New York Fashion Week


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New York Fashion Week aside, September has been busy for Selena Gomez. She’s now living (temporarily and reportedly) with her boyfriend The Weeknd and has been spotted filming a new movie all up and down Manhattan. Oh, she also just got a puppy, which appears to be of the too small and cute to yet be housebroken variety, and—to top it off—she has a new Coach collection to rep.

Yet, despite her very busy schedule, she’s still managed to give us life every time she leaves the house—each look better than the next, which is saying something because her hair and makeup has been so good. They’ve honestly been as fresh and intriguing as anything we’ve seen come down the runway. We’re basically Leslie Jones-ing over Sel right now.

Let’s start from the beginning of the week, shall we?

First up: Selena’s ’60s mod look for the Harper’s Bazaar Icons party, complete with beehive updo, Twiggy lashes on top and bottom, thick brows, and a nude palette of lip, eye, and cheek color that’s just different enough not to be dubbed monochromatic. Compared to some of the high contrast and dramatic eyeliner looks we’ve seen been seeing on the runway, a soft focus undereye effect is insanely refreshing.

As usual, Selena’s fashion week night out look perfectly toes the line between high fashion glamour and real human person with real human skin. It’s not surprising since Hung Vanngo is behind it and has a way of making his clients look gorgeous and glow-y without robbing them of their actual faces. Again, a welcome thing during Fashion Week madness.

The next day, Selena switched things up with a mix of romantic and vampy vibes that we’ll probably spend the rest of fall trying to pull off. Soft, shiny hair plus deep matte—we want to say mauve, but better than mauve—lipstick and the pop star’s usual lashes for days completed her beauty look for the Business of Fashion 500 Gala.

This final Fashion Week look (so far; we cannot emphasize enough that this is an actively reported piece) has got to be our favorite though. Vanngo posted this photo of her on the way to the Coach runway show. Was he inspired by the stamped eyeliner runway look at Jason Wu? Hard to say, but whatever the inspo, we’ll take anything the two of them serve—and this shimmer/rounded wing combo is at the top of our “must copy” list.

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The Best Celebrity Makeup Looks Worth Seeing Over and Over Again


  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/59b3f1d7033d9a44f41c8908/master/pass/Screen%20Shot%202017-09-09%20at%209.41.29%20AM.png” alt=”Selena Gomez”/>

    Selena Gomez

    The hair, the brows, those Twiggy lashes. If it weren’t for the #MillennialPink color scheme, we’d wonder if Sel actually had stepped right out of the ’60s. This is a Fashion Week party look at its finest.

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/5991ad5f0701570c3f4c134b/master/pass/zendaya-tca-getty.jpg” alt=”Zendaya“/>

    Not just anyone could stroll into the Teen Choice Awards wearing a fashion take on men’s pajamas (in her words), but between Zendaya’s incredible curly bangs and wash of copper eyeshadow, it was one of the night’s best looks.

    Steve Granitz

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/5991ad64edc95a74f61824e1/master/pass/Vanessa%20Hudgens.jpg” alt=”Vanessa Hudgens“/>

    Score one, camp lipgloss. Hudgens snapped a shot of her makeup pre-Teen Choice red carpet, and the interplay between her shiny lavender gloss and identical highlight on her eyes is the best kind of monochrome.

    Instagram / @vanessahudgens

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/598478c56e927d1c99eb3634/master/pass/bella-thorne-eye-makeup-instagram.jpg” alt=”Bella Thorne“/>

    If you follow Bella Thorne’s social media presence for a single minute, you know she loves her makeup. Even if you don’t, this photo catches you up. For a Buxom Cosmetics event celebrating its new mascara, Thorne went all out with a mermaid-tail eyeshadow look and bright, fuchsia pink lips.

    Instagram / @bellathorne

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/598475f94d13c11383366c16/master/pass/erin-parsons-gigi-hadid-instagram.jpg” alt=”Gigi Hadid “/>

    This eyeshadow look is serving major “Fruit Stripe gum, but make it fashion” vibes. And somehow it works. Created by makeup artist Erin Parsons for a Maybelline photoshoot, the technicolor color scheme might be coming to drugstores soon.

    Instagram / @erinparsonsmakeup

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595d675607290f1509fa1a61/master/pass/Screen%20Shot%202017-07-05%20at%206.25.06%20PM.png” alt=”Jenna Dewan Tatum“/>

    If Barbie could pick her makeup, we imagine she’d call up Patrick Ta and beg for this look.

    Instagram / @patrickta

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595ac2f9d18bb952bfd9df77/master/pass/incredible-celebrity-makeup-looks-selena-gomez.png” alt=”Selena Gomez“/>

    Hung Vanngo, who created this sharp, bold cat eye for Gomez, had only 15 minutes to do so before she headed to The Weeknd‘s concert. Witchcraft? Maybe. Adorable? Absolutely.

    Instagram/@hungvaango

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595e225cd18bb952bfd9e001/master/pass/Screen%20Shot%202017-07-06%20at%207.43.04%20AM.png” alt=”Gabrielle Union“/>

    Add our newfound infatuation with denim eyes to our long, long, long list of reasons we can’t get enough of Union’s Instagram.

    Instagram / @sirjohnofficial

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595d610876072428dce95d9d/master/pass/Screen%20Shot%202017-07-05%20at%205.58.13%20PM.png” alt=”Shay Mitchell“/>

    Meet the photo that sent our obsession with underliner into overdrive.

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595972a1f4609a21dfa11297/master/pass/incredible-celebrity-makeup-looks-jennifer-lopez.png” alt=”Jennifer Lopez“/>

    J.Lo may be from the block, but her makeup look (and phenomenal skin) is straight out of our dreams.

    Instagram/@jlo

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595d5046f4609a21dfa11314/master/pass/logan-browning-instagram.jpg” alt=”Logan Browning“/>

    We double-tapped this whimsical pink look the Dear White People star wore to the 2017 BET Awards so hard we nearly broke our phone.

    Instagram / @loganlaurice

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595d76f307290f1509fa1a65/master/pass/kylie-jenner-dead-of-knight.png” alt=”Kylie Jenner”/>

    Kylie Jenner

    She’s worn just about every lip color under the sun (and in her Kylie Cosmetics lip kits), but this deep, dark black hands down remains one of our favorites.

    Instagram / @kyliejenner

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595d647807290f1509fa1a5f/master/pass/Screen%20Shot%202017-07-05%20at%206.12.57%20PM.png” alt=”Rihanna“/>

    Riri committed at the 2017 Met Gala, down to her abstract, painterly makeup. Her color-blocked makeup—an iridescent pink and red shade swept from the tops of her cheeks to her eyelids—almost (almost!) stole the show. Fingers crossed that it’s a preview of her upcoming Fenty Beauty line.

    Instagram / @patrickta; makeup by @lora_arellano

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595d75edf4609a21dfa11324/master/pass/Screen%20Shot%202017-07-05%20at%207.06.16%20PM.png” alt=”Ashley Graham“/>

    Can’t decide between a red lip or gloss? Get you a makeup artist that can do both. (For the record, it’s celebrity makeup artist Allen Avendaño.)

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595d699f76072428dce95da3/master/pass/Screen%20Shot%202017-07-05%20at%206.34.52%20PM.png” alt=”Zendaya“/>

    Consider this a very casual reminder that Zendaya does her own makeup. That is all.

    Instagram / @zendaya

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595972b392118c0a5f323ce7/master/pass/incredible-celebrity-makeup-looks-olivia-munn.png” alt=”Olivia Munn“/>

    All coral everything! Munn’s look, created by celebrity makeup artist Patrick Ta, illustrates how the monochromatic look can be next level.

    Instagram/@oliviamunn

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595e216e92118c0a5f323d77/master/pass/Screen%20Shot%202017-07-06%20at%207.38.52%20AM.png” alt=”Yara Shahidi“/>

    The fake freckles, the frosty blue shadow, the pink-stained lips: be still our hearts.

    Instagram / @yarashahidi

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595d6c74f4609a21dfa11321/master/pass/Screen%20Shot%202017-07-05%20at%206.46.57%20PM.png” alt=”Vanessa Hudgens“/>

    Now this is some stop-you-midscroll liner. (Psst…it’s Chanel.)

    Instagram / @patrickta; assisted by @carlyy.fisher

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595a44dbf4609a21dfa11299/master/pass/incredible-celebrity-makeup-looks-lupita-nyongo.png” alt=”Lupita Nyong’o“/>

    Nyong’o’s longtime makeup artist Nick Barose smudged on colorful shades of Lancôme Drama Liqui-Pencils ($23) with his fingers and then topped them with Lancôme Color Design Eye Shadows ($21).

    Instagram/@dilokritbarose

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595972bc76072428dce95d13/master/pass/incredible-celebrity-makeup-looks-lily-collins.png” alt=”Lily Collins“/>

    The dark, sultry green eye makeup is like grown-up goth.

    Instagram/@lilyjcollins

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595972c007290f1509fa19db/master/pass/incredible-celebrity-makeup-looks-solange-knowles.png” alt=”Solange Knowles“/>

    Sometimes, less is more. Knowles proves that airbrushed skin and a touch of gloss on the lips is all you need.

    Instagram/@saintrecords

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595d6261f4609a21dfa11318/master/pass/Screen%20Shot%202017-07-05%20at%206.04.01%20PM.png” alt=”Gwen Stefani“/>

    Don’t speak. We know what you’re thinking. This liner’s so good it hurts.

    Instagram / @officialdanilohair; Makeup by @1maryphillips

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595a44c476072428dce95d1b/master/pass/incredible-celebrity-makeup-looks-bella-hadid.png” alt=”Bella Hadid“/>

    Throw the smoky eye in reverse with this, which starts light on the lid and gets smokier towards the outer edges.

    Instagram/@bellahadid

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595e249c92118c0a5f323d79/master/pass/Screen%20Shot%202017-07-06%20at%207.52.41%20AM.png” alt=”Priyanka Chopra“/>

    If you think these mermaid eyes are good, just wait until you see the closeup. That’s blue mascara she’s got on her bottom lashes.

    Instagram / @patidubroff

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595ac2dfd18bb952bfd9df75/master/pass/incredible-celebrity-makeup-looks-emily-ratajkowski.png” alt=”Emily Ratajkowski“/>

    The model is giving us ice-queen vibes from head-to-toe, and we’ll never not highlight our shoulders again. (Fine, that’s hyperbole, but come on.)

    Instagram/@emrata

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/5959729607290f1509fa19d7/master/pass/incredible-celebrity-makeup-looks-janelle-monae.png” alt=”Janelle Monáe“/>

    Once you’re done staring, jaw-dropped, at Monae’s epic hair accessories, take a second to appreciate the combo of her bronze shadow and that bold, orange-red lipstick. We’ve got you: It’s Covergirl Outlast All-Day Custom Reds in You’re On Fire ($10).

    Instagram/@janellemonae

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595ac2d69945ad2b9e0e0720/master/pass/incredible-celebrity-makeup-looks-deepika-padukone.png” alt=”Deepika Padukone”/>

    Deepika Padukone

    This is the sort of red-eye we’d be willing to take. (We would also take the Bollywood star’s earrings, while we’re at it.)

    Instagram/@hungvanngo

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595a44e49945ad2b9e0e06eb/master/pass/incredible-celebrity-makeup-looks-joan-smalls.png” alt=”Joan Smalls“/>

    It seems as though Smalls is keeping an eye on Instagram beauty trends with her fake lip piercing. That’s one way to turn up an otherwise neutral makeup look.

    Instagram/@patrickta

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595ac2de07290f1509fa1a00/master/pass/incredible-celebrity-makeup-looks-gal-gadot.png” alt=”Gal Gadot“/>

    The IRL Wonder Woman balances that cherry-red lip with icy eye makeup like it’s no big deal.

    Instagram/@sarahbrockmua

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595c1a46f4609a21dfa112db/master/pass/incredible-celebrity-makeup-looks-zoe-kravitz.png” alt=”Zoe Kravitz“/>

    We’re not sure which we love more, the glossy finish on Kravitz’s lids and lips or that soft, lavender shade.

    Instagram/@ninapark

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595c1a27f4609a21dfa112d9/master/pass/incredible-celebrity-makeup-looks-jourdan-dunn.png” alt=”Jourdan Dunn“/>

    There used to be this old rule that when you do dramatic eye makeup, you should balance it out with subtler lips. We’re going to give that a hard nope based on this look alone.

    Instagram/@erinparsonsmakeup

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595972ab07290f1509fa19d9/master/pass/incredible-celebrity-makeup-looks-olivia-culpo.png” alt=”Olivia Culpo“/>

    One genius way to make smoky eyes seem new, courtesy of celebrity makeup artist Sir John: Lavender, a combination of L’Oréal Paris Colour Riche Pocket Palette in Violet Amour ($9) and Infallible Paints Eye Shadow in Shady Violet ($8).

    Instagram/@oliviaculpo

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595ac2e576072428dce95d27/master/pass/incredible-celebrity-makeup-looks-olivia-wilde.png” alt=”Olivia Wilde“/>

    How to rock pink eyes without making it look like you have actual pink-eye: Keep it rose-gold. That’s what celebrity makeup artist Hung Vanngo did for Wilde. He paired Marc Jacobs Beauty Highliner Gel Eye Crayon Eyeliner in Sunset 74 ($25) with the Style Eye-con No 7 Plush Eyeshadow in The Lover 220 ($59) to create that soft, peachy shadow.

    Instagram/@hungvanngo

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595ac2ecf4609a21dfa112bb/master/pass/incredible-celebrity-makeup-looks-katy-perry.png” alt=”Katy Perry“/>

    This skin, the brows, the lashes: It’s no wonder the woman sealed a contract with CoverGirl.

    Instagram/@katyperry

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595a44b276072428dce95d15/master/pass/incredible-celebrity-makeup-looks-andreja-pejic.png” alt=”Andreja Pejic”/>

    Andreja Pejic

    Flecks of glitter on a base of blue eyeshadow are serving up galactic superhero vibes. Think Wonder Woman, but in outer space.

    Instagram/@andrejapejic

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595c1a34d18bb952bfd9df94/master/pass/incredible-celebrity-makeup-looks-lucy-hale.png” alt=”Lucy Hale“/>

    Sure, Hale’s faux pixie cut is a work of art, but so is her deep-red, ombré lip color. Undoubtedly the work of her go-to artist (and BFF) Kelsey Deenihan.

    Instagram/@lucyhale

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595c1a1b07290f1509fa1a14/master/pass/incredible-celebrity-makeup-looks-ariana-grande.png” alt=”Ariana Grande“/>

    How to make Grande’s signature, babydoll lashes seem new again: Add some well-placed gems.

    Instagram/@beautybydchinchilla

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595c1a1d76072428dce95d3e/master/pass/incredible-celebrity-makeup-looks-emma-roberts.png” alt=”Emma Roberts“/>

    For skin that looks this perfect, Charlotte Tilbury used the Magic Foundation ($44) from her eponymous makeup line. If Roberts’ complexion is any indication, it lives up to its name.

    Instagram/@ctilburymakeup

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595c1a2907290f1509fa1a16/master/pass/incredible-celebrity-makeup-looks-irene-kim.png” alt=”Irene Kim”/>

    Irene Kim

    There’s not much you need to do when you have hair like Kim’s, and this supersoft, smoky eye is just the right amount.

    Instagram/@ireneisgood

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595d6f19d18bb952bfd9dff1/master/pass/Screen%20Shot%202017-07-05%20at%206.58.13%20PM.png” alt=”Yara Shahidi“/>

    Shahidi’s eye makeup makes a case for bold color and graphic shapes. Not only does it not look totally weird, but the flower crown makes it downright adorable. Bookmark this for Coachella 2018.

    Instagram / @yarashahidi

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595c1a3dd18bb952bfd9df96/master/pass/incredible-celebrity-makeup-looks-laverne-cox.png” alt=”Laverne Cox“/>

    A true one-hit wonder: Jewel-tone eyeliner is pretty much the only thing Cox needs for this copycat-worthy look.

    Instagram/@lavernecox

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595c1a3e07290f1509fa1a18/master/pass/incredible-celebrity-makeup-looks-karlie-kloss.png” alt=”Karlie Kloss“/>

    Blush can seem like an afterthought, but it pays off. Proof: This is what you see if you look up fresh-faced in the dictionary.

    Instagram/@patrickta

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595ac2ef92118c0a5f323d12/master/pass/incredible-celebrity-makeup-looks-priyanka-chopra.png” alt=”Priyanka Chopra“/>

    Gunmetal has never, ever looked so good.

    Instagram/@priyankachopra

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595d738392118c0a5f323d6b/master/pass/gigi-hadid.jpg” alt=”Gigi Hadid“/>

    Match your eye makeup to your…hair? That’s the motto for this look, in which Hadid’s graphic, winged liner echoed the shape of her windswept hair. Maybelline global makeup artist Erin Parsons used Maybelline Lasting Drama Gel Pencil in Sleek Onyx ($7) and Eye Studio Gel Liner ($9).

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  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595d6685f4609a21dfa1131e/master/pass/Screen%20Shot%202017-07-05%20at%206.21.42%20PM.png” alt=”Hailee Steinfeld“/>

    Makeup artist Mary Phillips (the woman behind the works of art you’ve also seen on J.Lo’s, Khloé Kardashian’s, and Chrissy Teigen’s faces) captioned this shot “#babealert” and we really couldn’t agree more.

    Instagram / @1maryphillips

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595a44b476072428dce95d17/master/pass/incredible-celebrity-makeup-looks-ariel-winter.png” alt=”Ariel Winter“/>

    Winter went all-in on gloss that’ll leave all your matte formulas in the dust. And let’s not even get started on those insane lashes.

    Instagram/@allanface

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/595972a276072428dce95d11/master/pass/incredible-celebrity-makeup-looks-laura-harrier.png” alt=”Laura Harrier”/>

    Laura Harrier

    The pink theme happening for the Spiderman: Homecoming actress is strong, right down to the berry lips.

    Instagram/@hungvanngo

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    Rihanna Just Posted a Huge Teaser for Her Makeup Line Fenty Beauty


    Rihanna fans, this is what you came for. After over a year of speculation, broken only by a launch date announcement, we’ve finally got more clues about Rihanna’s insanely anticipated Fenty Beauty line.

    The singer/designer/woman after all our hearts has kept nearly every detail about Fenty Beauty under wraps since news first broke of the line back in April 2016, making fans—including all of us here—a little bit rabid. (If you’ve been keeping track, you’ll know that eagle-eyed followers have been stalking her personal Instagram for tags to the Fenty Beauty one, speculating every step of the way about what the line might entail.)

    So what glorious products, sealed with Rihanna’s approval, await us? We’ll likely have to wait until next Friday, September 8 when the line officially launches for the full lineup. (Although rumor has it that she might make a big reveal sooner during New York Fashion Week, which kicks off Thursday.) Luckily, praise be to Rihanna, she surprise dropped three new campaign teasers today, and they’re every bit as awesome as you’d expect.

    The first, posted on the Fenty Beauty account, features a handful of some of the fashion world’s top models of the moment—and brazen champions of diversity. Duckie Thot, Slick Woods, and Halima Aden all make cameos in the intro, followed by a just as impressive roster of women of all backgrounds, shapes, and sizes, including Camila Costa, Paloma Elsesser, and Leomie Anderson.

    There’s no question, as Anderson put it on her Instagram, “this the beauty brand for girls who know who the f-ck they are and aren’t afraid to show it.”

    We also got our first product confirmation: lip gloss. So plan for a huge resurgence. Beside that, we have some other clues by way of the #ShadeNames hashtag. In the Instagrams above, Woods and Costa recite the following phrases—which we can only assume are the names of bronzers, blushes, or illuminzers, no?—”Chili Mango,” ‘Trophy Wife,” “Yacht Life,” and “Confetti.”

    Regardless of what Fenty Beauty makeup drops next Friday, we are dying to try every last drop of every last product we can get our hands on. Twitter, it’s clear, couldn’t agree more.

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    VMAs 2017: The Hair and Makeup Looks You Don't Want to Miss


    As far as awards shows go, none are more over-the-top, eventful, and just plain old fun than the VMAs. Such can be extended to the VMAs red carpet, too, which never fails to deliver plenty of hair and makeup intrigue to keep us glued to our screens and flipping through Instagram faster than we can double tap. Last year it was Alicia Keys and Alessia Cara who stole headlines for their beautiful no-makeup looks. And who can forget Beyoncé showed up looking like a literal angel? (And, no, that’s not an exaggeration.) This year for the 2017 VMAs, well…we’ll just let you see for yourself. Stay tuned as we update this gallery with the best looks of the night.



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    The Best Throwback MTV VMA Hair and Makeup Looks Ever


  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/599f4c4c9845bb5caf0430a4/master/pass/VMAsHair-TinaTurner-1984-Getty.jpg” alt=”Tina Turner, 1984″/>

    Tina Turner, 1984

    The ’80s weren’t exactly the best decade for hair, but you can’t deny that Tina’s gravity-defying volume is totally giving you life right now.

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  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/59a05fed12565a2d1b2a5034/master/pass/GettyImages-567325129.jpg” alt=”Joan Jett and Darlene Love, 1985″/>

    Joan Jett and Darlene Love, 1985

    It’s hard to say what’s the most ’80s thing about this photo, so we’ll call it a tie between Jett’s dramatic mullet and Love’s straight bangs ‘n’ big curls combo.

    Ebet Roberts

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/59a0608112565a2d1b2a5036/master/pass/GettyImages-137410023.jpg” alt=”Justine Bateman and Nikki Scorsese, 1987″/>

    Justine Bateman and Nikki Scorsese, 1987

    What’s old really is new. Tell us you haven’t see these exact head to toe looks on a street style blog recently. Go ahead, we’ll wait.

    Ron Galella, Ltd.

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/59a060b227c2f9352e0158ee/master/pass/GettyImages-71643423.jpg” alt=”Paula Abdul, 1987″/>

    Paula Abdul, 1987

    Before curly bangs were back, they were Paula Abdul’s. Looking back, we don’t get why they ever left. (The blue sequins on the other hand…)

    George Rose

  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/57c3347db4bc78ac4c51d390/master/pass/cyndi-lauper-1987.jpg” alt=”Cyndi Lauper, 1987″/>

    Cyndi Lauper, 1987

    Girls just want to…forget that purple eyeshadow + red lipstick + Aqua Net used to be a thing. Kidding! (Kind of.)

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  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/59a061509845bb5caf0430df/master/pass/GettyImages-156110007.jpg” alt=”The Bangles, 1988″/>

    The Bangles, 1988

    Never a band that took to blending in—as evidenced by the videos for their ’80s punk-rock anthems like “Walk Like an Egyptian” and “Manic Monday“—The Bangles rocked a level of hair color, texture, and style variety not seen again until The Spice Girls.

    Ron Galella, Ltd.

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    Christina Applegate, 1989

    Can we petition for such low-key beautiful looks to come back to the VMAs’ red carpet?

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    Sinéad O’Connor, 1990

    Over two decades before Cara Delevingne blew us away with her buzz cut, Sinéad O’Connor was giving us major shaved scalp envy.

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    Madonna, 1990

    Which ’90s are we in here? Per usual, Madonna’s look transported us to another time and place just like she did on her Rebel Heart Tour.

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    Cindy Crawford, 1992

    Who knew a bouffant could look so gorgeous? Cindy obviously would be the one to pull it off.

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    Halle Berry, 1993

    Halle Berry’s had a glow since the ’90s and her curly pixie cut only serves to remind us how fresh-faced she’s looked for decades.

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    Janet Jackson, 1994

    There are few looks equally low-key and iconic as Janet Jackson’s braids and baseball cap duo in ’94.

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    Alanis Morissette, 1995

    Was there ever a more accurate representation of ’90s alt-rock excellence? No, there was not.

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    Brandy, 1995

    These braids were #goals just as much as they were in 1995 as they are in 2017. If you need some tips for maintaining the look, we’ve got you covered.

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    Drew Barrymore, 1995

    So many iconic things happening here, where do we even start? Obviously, there’s the Marilyn wig. (Wig, right? That’s got to be.) And then the brows! Who didn’t pluck theirs into oblivion because of Drew? And could this perhaps be the inspiration for her makeup line, Flower?

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    Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes and Lil’ Kim, 1997

    The VMAs are known to bring out some real outfit commitment, and this, friends—matching your beaded headdress to your beaded bralette—is commitment with a capital C.

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    Jennifer Love Hewitt, 1998

    Twisted in the front, ringlets in the back: This is the look that launched a million prom hairstyles. (P.S.: For all the JLH stans in the house, you’ll remember this is the year she brought Carson Daly as her date. Memories.)

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    Salma Hayek, 1998

    You know it’s the ’90s when temporary butterfly tattoos are the beauty look du jour.

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    Renee Zellweger, 1999

    Renee is an incredibly strong and confident woman (just check out the powerful essay she recently wrote), so we’re not surprised she was able to move past this look. But to be fair, we’re sure you probably ran straight to your crimper the next morning to copy this.

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    Lil’ Kim, 1999

    No comment needed. You remember this. But how could we not include it.

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    Britney Spears, 2000

    The crimp craze kind of settled down a year later. And dare we say it actually might be returning?

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    Pink, 2000

    Behold: Pink in her pink hair prime. A boss if there ever was one.

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    Macy Gray, 2000

    Macy Gray’s hit single “I Try” will go down in history as stuck in our heads and this monochromatic look—complete with deep magenta afro—will go down in our hearts as one of the rare natural hair red carpet moments in the early 2000’s.

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    Jennifer Lopez, 2000

    This is the definition of Jenny from the Block.

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    Aaliyah, 2000

    The new millennium ushered in the age of the flat-iron. Aaliyah led the charge with this sleek, long look. (Part of why we def can’t wait for MAC’s new collection in honor of the late singer.)

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    Eve, 2001

    In the era of extensions, Eve was a breath of baby bangs and fresh air.

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    Gwen Stefani, 2001

    A few years after her infamous blue bindi moment, Gwen hit the red carpet mark with a fresh pair of platinum blonde victory rolls. Still punk rock glam, much less appropriative.

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    Christina Aguilera, 2001

    X-Tina went full Moulin Rouge for her appearance at the 2001 VMAs. We’re guessing more than one person tried asking, “Voulez-vous coucher avec moi?”

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    Jennifer Lopez, 2002

    From Jenny on the Block to classic Hollywood chic, there’s no look J.Lo can’t pull off.

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    Avril Lavigne, 2002

    After schooling us on the correct spelling of skater boi, Avril Lavigne brought her sleek hair and grunge style to VMAs. Looking back, the frizz-free center part and cargo pants maybe don’t match up.

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    Maya, 2003

    There was a lot of texture happening in 2003 and Maya embraced it—along with chunky blond highlights.

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    Christina Aguilera, 2003

    Before there was contouring, there was spray tan. And a whole lot of it. A match to X-tina’s now dark brown hair.

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    Beyoncé, 2004

    Two words: Bow down.

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    Naomi Campbell, 2004

    Before there was an endless array of insta-models in Coachella crowns, there was OG supermodel Naomi Campbell’s perfectly situated headpiece atop a flawless center part.

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    Christina Aguilera, 2004

    Switching up her dark brunette hair, Christina brought us major flapper vibes with this bleached blond bob.

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    Fergie, 2005

    The side swoop: the look every teenage girl in 2005 crushed on. We’re glad we’ve all moved on to these hair trends.

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    Lindsay Lohan, 2005

    Lindsay Lohan’s jump from redhead to blond was one of the ultimate hairstyle changes of 2005. Never forget.

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    Jennifer Lopez, 2006

    Proving again that no one is quite as versatile as she is, Jennifer Lopez wowed us with an iconic no-hair-visible hairstyle in ’06.

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    Mary J. Blige, 2007

    Long blond pixie cuts aren’t new—even in 2007—but none stick out in our memories the way Mary J. Blige’s glossy, piece-y look has.

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    Taylor Swift, 2008

    Listen closely as you stare at this darling throwback of Taylor Swift’s curls and you might just hear “Teardrops on My Guitar” playing. My how things have changed.

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    Lady Gaga, 2009

    Only one beauty look can top the Meat Dress Hat, and that’s this Phantom of the Opera look, with her sharp, smoky eye and small tuft of pink hair.

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    Amber Rose, 2009

    Amber Rose has been flaunting a buzz cut for almost a decade, but we’ll always remember how we felt the first time she stepped out with her bleached close crop. Jaws met floor.

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    Katy Perry, 2010

    Before Katy Perry blessed us with this, she gave us this gem: Russell Brand nail decals and pink streaks.

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    Cher, 2010

    Cher will always be Cher and that means big jewels, big songs, and big hair.

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    Nicki Minaj, 2011

    We haven’t seen Nicki like this since she announced her makeunder was here to stay in 2013. Is it wrong that we miss the cotton candy hair? Just a little?

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    Rihanna, 2012

    Rihanna landed herself on every best VMAs beauty look list when she debuted a simple pixie cut that let her natural beauty take center stage.

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    Katy Perry, 2013

    In his hit song, “Grillz,” Nelly once said, “I got my mouth looking something like a disco ball.”

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    Demi Lovato, 2014

    Demi’s undercut was major news on the 2014 red carpet as she proved that being feminine doesn’t equate to long Hollywood waves.

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    Miley Cyrus, 2015

    If you were able to take your eyes away from Miley’s outfits last year, you’d remember her OTT ponytails—which had wardrobe changes of their own.

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    Beyonce, 2016

    All hail Queen Bey! ‘Yonce was at peak Goddess-level with this sleek, intricate updo she wore last year.

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    Sorry, Makeup Wipes Are the Actual Worst


    My skin care routine in my early twenties can be summed up in four letters: DGAF. But now—as I speed-walk toward the finish line of my late twenties—taking care of my face is on the top of my priorities list. Not because I want to beat back the ravages of time (I truly DGAF about that), but because I want my skin to be radiant 24/7. My skin’s luminosity pretty much flickers like the bare bulb in a horror movie basement—it’s just not reliable. Luckily, I genuinely enjoy my twice-daily face cleansing self-care rituals. Fifteen minutes of being absolutely present in my body, while also taking care of it, is something I desperately need. I love skin care products, and not just the fun, bubbly ones. I live for a good serum. I have a whole shelf dedicated to acids and exfoliants. But the one thing I don’t mess with? Makeup wipes.

    I’ll grant you that they’re good at cleaning makeup off of clothes and wiping away stubborn lipstick or mascara, but they suck at cleaning your face. Makeup wipes are fake skin care, and I say that as a Bravo TV fan with a high tolerance for all things contrived. While quick and convenient, using them at night wrecked havoc on my skin. Since it looked like my makeup had disappeared, I didn’t feel like I had to follow up with an actual wash. After all, remover is right there in the product name.

    That’s why they’re such a scam.

    Like that one hook up buddy you keep inviting over even though they do just a meh job, makeup wipes seem like a great idea at the time. They’re not. They’re terrible. I absolutely understand their uncomplicated allure. I had a sex-friend through college and our (not-really-a) relationship seemed like a low-maintenance thing. In reality, we were creating deep-rooted problems along the way that would take a long time to remedy. It was healthier for us both when we parted ways. And it will be healthier for both you and your skin if you break up with makeup wipes.

    “Makeup wipes seem like a great idea at the time. They’re not. They’re terrible.”

    To confirm my suspicions, I turned to Dr. Joshua Zeichner, Director of Cosmetic & Clinical Research in Dermatology at Mount Sinai Hospital. And, yes, your makeup wipes are lying to you.

    First things first: Makeup wipes don’t really clean your skin. Mostly, they smear around whatever makeup, dirt, and dead skin is hanging out on your face, leaving a trail of irritated skin in their wake. According to Zeichner, makeup wipes can cause irritation due to preservatives that prevent micro-organisms from contaminating the wipes. In some, that includes formaldehyde-releasing chemicals, solubilizers, surfactants, and emulsifiers. The bad stuff tucked away inside of makeup wipes is housed in the cleansing ingredient so unless you follow your wipe down with a cleanser, you increase your risk of developing inflammation on your skin, Zeichner says.

    Then there’s the mechanics of scrubbing your face with makeup wipes, which can also leave you with red, angry skin. “Rubbing can cause low-grade inflammation that, over time, can promote skin pigmentation or even early wrinkling,” Zeichner told me. I’m not too tripped about wrinkles (they’re inevitable), but I’d rather stumble into my bathroom for a haphazard round of double-cleansing than risk any wack pigmentation issues.

    Now, let me be clear, Dr. Zeichner did say that compared to not washing your face, wipes are a great option. But personally, I’m staunchly opposed to a better than nothing mentality. Is it a fact that rubbing cooking oil on your face will make it moisturized? Sure, there’s some hydration to be found in almost all oils, but you cannot convince me that kitchen cabinet moisturizer is better than the one I’m currently using.

    If you’ve got face wash sitting in your bathroom, there’s no reason not to walk, crawl, or drag yourself to the sink and wash your damn face. It might feel smart to have an “in case of emergency” stash of makeup wipes next to your bed, but if you’re going to take the extra step to cleanse your face at all, why risk pigmentation, irritation, or a breakout? Eliminate the problem and hit up your bathroom as soon as you get home after a late night out. Lately, I’ve started this thing where I walk in the door and straight to the sink to take full advantage of my fast-draining energy. I don’t need to be 100 percent awake to Netflix-binge, but I do need to be at least 85 percent mostly-awake to go through my full skin care routine.

    Of course, there are passes to be given here. I loathe makeup wipes, but there are times when I can’t drag myself out of bed, not because I drank too much—although that has been known to happen—but because I’m sad or sick or a depressive combination of both. In those moments, I’ve got a better wash-in-bed solution: I keep a bottle of no-rinse micellar water and some organic cotton pads on my bedside table. The combo works like a charm and doesn’t leave my skin dry and itchy in the morning. Break up with your wipes. Wash your face.

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