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Love It or Hate It: Amy Winehouse Has A Yellow Streak
No, I'm not insinuating that Amy Winehouse is a coward, in fact, she's anything but a shrinking violet going to court yesterday in a fashionable Vivienne Westwood outfit to fight an assault claim against her. All I'm saying is that Amy's gone blonde! Typically, we see her hair dark and styled in an ultra-teased half up, half down bee-hive.
Love It or Hate It? Amy Winehouse's New Perm
A high spirited Amy Winehouse visited her old flat in Camden last night. She wore a scruffy tee shirt but all eyes were on her latest hairstyle. Amy's new short perm looked messy but admittedly super shiny as she scampered around London wearing not a scrap of makeup.
Beehive vs. Perm: Which Amy Winehouse Hairstyle Do You Prefer?
Amy Winehouse was snapped yesterday on her way to the pub sporting yet another enormous beehive. It looks like she's wearing a hair piece attached to her new short hair do. Only last week, Amy debuted her new curly perm but it appears like she's already having nostalgia for her trademark big retro hair style.
How-To: A Honey of a Hive
For those of you saucy Bella Donnas who strive for a hip beehive that stars such as Amy Winehouse are making chic again, here's an easy way to recreate this punkier and slightly messier version of the popular '50s hairstyle at home.
There's no doubt that you can use a wig, like makeup artist and hairstylist Yvette Beebe did here for Halloween. But if you want to rock a hive with your own hair in under five, you'll need:
- a styling spray
- a comb
- a set of bobby pins
- firm hold hairspray
Love It or Hate It? Amy Winehouse's Neo-'60s Style
Singer Amy Winehouse is getting attention not just for her old-school Motown tunes, but for her funky beehive hair and winged eyeliner, too. What do you think of her unusual hair and makeup look? Source
Love It or Hate It?
Would You Wear Flowers in Your Hair?
With hair accessories suddenly back in fashion (I'm talking scrunchies, feathers at Chanel and headscarves at Paul Smith) it's no wonder that floral tributes are also back in style.
Amy Winehouse often performs with oversize, blood-red roses in her barnet, and Daisy Lowe recently channeled a hippy vibe, wearing tiny rosebuds strewn across her mane.
I remember five years ago wearing big, floral hair clips from Accessorize, but I'm not feeling that girlie nowadays.
Festival Chic Part 4: Daisy Lowe's Flower Power Hair
What with Reading and Leeds festivals this weekend, as well as various London events like Notting Hill Carnival and Get Loaded in the Park, there was a lot of festival chic going on, beauty-wise.
I adore Daisy Lowe's flower-strewn hair, at the Clapham, Get Loaded in The Park event, while Kate Moss went for a twisted, half up, half down do, again, at Reading.
All this laid back loveliness has got me thinking about the key to cool festival hair.
Amy Gets By With A Little Help From Her Friends
Despite no longer collaborating with Mark Ronson on the Bond theme, Amy Winehouse is keeping busy, splitting her time between recording studios and hanging out with her friends. With rumours still not dying down about her husband Blake and the "mystery blonde", including yesterday's apparent revelation that they are plotting to get as much money as they can out of the singer, I'd imagine she's spending a lot of time on the phone to her publicist. Although I've no idea if that was what she was doing while her friends got some food shopping from the supermarket...
Halloween How-To: Rock Out Like Lily Allen
Halloween is the time of year to live out your hair and makeup fantasies. Let loose next Saturday night and let yourself get creative, or simply put a modern spin on the classics by dressing up as a sexy kitty cat, a feisty devil, a fairy princess or a movie or TV witch.
Then you have your icons like Cleopatra and Twiggy, or perhaps you fancy looking like a pop star.
How-To: Amy Winehouse's Beehive
A year ago, the only people talking about Amy Winehouse were music aficionados. Fast-forward to the present day, and she's become a sort of style icon. While her look isn't for everybody, I like the fact that she has her own individualistic look.
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