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When it comes to style savvy, Hollywood’s A-listers have it—or at
least they’ve got well-paid stylists who get it for them. Either way,
If it’s worn in L.A., it’s bound to become a trickle-down trend.
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In Hollywood, showing a lot of skin
is almost never a bad thing. So it’s no
wonder the the body-baring strapless
trend is going strong.
For those endowed with plenty of
willpower and a militaristic personal
trainer—count Jennifer Lopez (Shall
We Dance?) ? in that group—the look
shows off hard work to buff effect.
To stand out on a red carpet, bright
colors work wonders. Witness Milla
Jovovich (Resident Evil: Apocalypse)
pulling it together with significant
jewellery, and Gwen Stefani (The
Aviator) letting colours speak for
themselves, proving that pareddown
can be perfect.
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Scruff’s the Stuff
Not that most guys strayed very far, but “back to basics” is the fashion catch
phrase for men this fall. It applies to hair as well—and that means facial hair too.
These days a multitude of famous masculine mugs are sporting a casual, scruffy
look. That doesn’t mean razors are gone for good, but architecturally sculpted
goatees and really sharp edges appear to be long gone (pay attention, Ben Affleck).
When it comes to stubble, flowing with the growth for a day or two can lend
a stealthy sex appeal. Tobey Maguire (Spider-Man) and Johnny Depp (Finding
Neverland) d have both opted for scruff-lite. Going razor-free a bit longer can add an
edge—check out Eric
Bana (Hulk) k and
Keanu Reeves for
rugged proof.
Tribute October 2004