The gorgeous Gwen Stefani has confirmed her pregnancy by posing next to the equally pregnant celebrity stylist Rachel Zoe for an Instagram pic. It is hard to believe these women are in their forties. Stefani is 44 and this will be her third child, Zoe is 42 and this will be her second. The picture was taken at the Performing Arts Gala in Beverly Hills. Don’t they look amazing?
Photo credit: Instagram.
Kate Middleton may be a brunette but the allure of being blonde will never go away. Think Marilyn Monroe, Kate Winslet, Gwen Stefani , Debbie Harry and Madonna.
Before going blonde you should make sure you choose a shade that suits your skin tone. I once went platinum blonde. It really wasn’t a good look, I am too pale to carry it off.
If you have dark hair (mid-dark brown or black) you will need to strip you hair of its colour with a prelightner, and take your wardrobe and make up into consideration. Your hair has to suit your lifestyle.
Think of your eyebrows too, Madonna may have had black eyebrows and blonde hair in the 80’s but that wasn’t a good look then, and it isn’t now.
Also think of your roots, it you are low maintenance doing your roots a lot might be a bit much, so don’t go a very pale blonde.
The video below let’s you know everything you need to know about going blonde. It has advice on what kind of blonde to go for, how to protect your hair, and how long you should process your hair for the type of hair you have. All with no expensive hairdresser, but using Garnier Nutrisse Crème hair colour instead.
Lyndell Mansfield gives you her top tips in the video.
This post was sponsored by Garnier Nutrisse Crème hair colour.
Lady Gaga takes the cover of Vanity Fair. She tells Vanity Fair: ‘I can’t commit to being an adult- I’m not ready.’
One of the main reasons I subscribe to Vanity Fair is the intelligent articles. I get my monthly dose of politics and economics. This month is no exception, there are brilliant articles to help you understand the economical crisis and a brilliant article on George F. Kennedy.
I really enjoyed Henry Aldord’s article on manners. It’s a sample from his book, Would it kill you to stop doing that?
Marie Claire has Kelly Rowland on the cover. She talks Beyonce, men, music and admits she has cellulite.
There is a lot of clothes and shoes that will help you plan your wardrobe for next year, and lots of sparkly stuff for Christmas.
There is also a 2011 in review. Most magazines do this in December, watch out for Frosts.
Florence Welch take the cover of British Vogue and is interviewed inside. She tells Vogue: ‘I don’t think I’ll ever be polished. I’m integrally slightly scruffy. You know, you meet those women who are so cool? I’m striving for that so much!”.
Glamour has X Factor’s Tulisa on the cover. She says ‘I don’t think I am anything like Cheryl, except we can both put a bit of volume in our hair’. She also says that she likes to ‘stick up for other women’. Which makes Frost like her. A lot.
Tatler has Florence Brudenell-Bruce is on the cover. The girl that got away, Prince Harry’s ex tells Tatler that ‘one day everything will drop and I won’t be able to earn a living in my bikini’.
Gwen Stefani is on the cover of Instyle and is interviewed. Did you know she is friends with Angelina Jolie?
