Best Beauty Looks
Reese Witherspoon
Even though she wasn’t a nominee, Witherspoon looked like a winner; to complement her strapless Armani Privé gown, Fekkai hairstylist Renato Campora opted for a ’60s-inspired ponytai, “I wanted to showcase her shoulders, neck, and beautiful earrings,” he says. Thick black lashes further accentuated Witherspoon’s retro-chic aesthetic.
Best Beauty Looks
Mila Kunis
Presenter and Black Swan star Kunis diverged from her usual classic elegance for a fresher, romantic ensemble— lacy lavender Elie Saab Haute Couture. Kunis’ hair also had a more sentimental tone. “I wanted it to recall old-Hollywood glamour—soft and feminine,” says tress guru Mara Roszak. To create the do, Roszak began by applying Leonor Greyl mousse on Kunis’ wet hair and side-parting it. After rough-drying strands for au naturel texture, Roszak curled sections away from the face with a one-inch-barrel curling iron. She then used her fingers to separate and pin waves at the nape of the neck. “I chose to do a wide chignon because I wanted it to be seen from the front,” she says.
Best Beauty Looks
Jennifer Lawrence
In Winter’s Bone, Lawrence’s no-frills character sports mussed hair and minimal makeup. But in real life, the best actress nominee is a certifiable bombshell! To enhance her formfitting red Calvin Klein dress, Lawrence wore cascading waves and come-hither eyes—courtesy of makeup artist Jillian Dempsey. The Avon global creative color director says she chose bold eye makeup over bold lipstick because she “didn’t want a colored lip to compete with the color of the dress.” To play up Lawrence’s eyes, she used “lots of mascara and sultry liner,” applying shades from Avon True Color Eyeshadow Quad in Blushing Raisins along the upper lid and brow bone.
Best Beauty Looks
Jennifer Hudson
The Oscar winner elongated her already slimmed-down visage by wearing a sophisticated pumped-up hairstyle and teardrop earrings. Add perfectly groomed brows and glossy lips to the mix and Hudson was a veritable dream girl.
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