Hji hearts . . . celebrity makeovers

Published 05th May 2009 by Admin
Hji hearts . . . celebrity makeovers Thumbnail image for hji-loves.png agynessdsq.jpgThe stars were out in force at the annual Met Costume Institute Gala with the theme 'Model As Muse' which saw celebrities that normally opt for safe lengths, sporting high-fashion updos and styles to delight the glitterati.

The outfits were just as extreme with pretty popster Rihanna wearing a mega puff - sleaved penguin suit, complete with bow tie, and Gossip Girl's Leighton Meester in a paisley puffed dress and leggings combo.

Model's mentor Tyra Banks went for a slick updo with an 80's feel and Kate Moss wrapped her hair in a golden turban. Chis Williams, Int Colour Director, Rush London loved some of the looks. "Kate's golden head scarf looks amazing. She steals the show with this risky but incredibly successful wrapped look."

Leighton Meester embraced curls for the event. "Leighton's fun take on a classic 30s style gives her a doll like appearance, which is emphasized by her golden sun kissed tones," says Chris.

Some guests got it wrong, like Agyness Deyn who went for a Marilyn Monroe inspired 'do which looked too old for her delicate features and Madonna turned up wearing a giant, pointy hair scrunchy wrapped around a rubbish top knot.

"Usually a style icon, Madonna couldn't have got it more wrong. It looks like the material in her hair has been stolen from her overly short dress. This bunny look is more Donnie Darko than Playboy," says Chris

Kate Bosworth looked lovely wearing a Veronica Lake style, as Chris explains; "Her icy blonde hair and subtle waves are reminiscent of a bygone Hollywood era and teamed with her scarlet lipstick she looks like a siren of the silver screen."

Even Anne Hathaway, who usually goes for a neat updo or a sleek hair down, was unrecognisable wearing big and bold 70's inspired volume.

 

Despite some bizarre barnets on display, it was fair play to all of those who tried something new to the delight of style and hair watchers everywhere.

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Published 05th May 2009

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