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Fresh Faces Kate Mara & the New Crop of Ingenues thet h e insider’si n s i d e r’ s beautyb eau t y bibleb i b l e A FAIRCHILDFAAIRCHIRCRCHHILDIL PUBLICATIONPUBLLICATCATTIONON RED CARPET SPECIAL The Season’s The Award-Winning Beauty Looks Glamorous INCLUDING Life? Curls, Bangs, Bobs What Really New School, Happens Old-Style Glamour Inside a Movie An Edgier Makeup Trailer Smoky Eye PLUS The Biggest Bombs, Too! HOLLYWOOD’S FRESH FACES KATE MARA & THE NEW CROP OF INGENUES CLOTHES CALL Tinseltown’s Top Stylists “Younger looking eyes in a blink.” Andie MacDowell - 48 Years Old - Find out about 40ish skin at revitalift.com *Results within 1 hour. ©2007 L’Oréal USA, Inc. Smoothes Wrinkles Under Eyes. Instantly Lifts* On The Eyelids. When One Step Is No Longer Enough. DOUBLE EYE LIFT 2 steps to stop the signs of aging where it settles in, around the eyes. STEP 1 STEP 2 Under Eye Upper Eye Anti-Wrinkle Cream Lifting Gel with with Fortifi ed Pro-Tensium E. Pro-Retinol A®. 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Check out our podcast at maybelline.com Contents DEPARTMENTS 12 People, Places & Lipsticks Hollywood’s unexpected spa trend, Dior’s celeb-only ’do and the hippest braids in town. 16 What’s In Store Fight the rainy-day blahs with our favorite April launches. 48 The It List: Celebrity Stylists A roundup of Tinseltown’s go-to fashion pros. 54 Last Call: Army of One Pop star Brooke Hogan on her entourage-free awards show beauty routine. FEATURES 21 Red Hot & Beautiful The hottest trends in red-carpet hair and makeup, plus some duds that never should have left their stylists’ chairs. 28 Supporting Players A backstage look into the hurly-burly lives of movie hair and makeup artists. 34 Great Expectations Kate Mara got her start singing at football games. Now this low-key beauty is ready to be Hollywood’s next leading lady. 40 Up, Up and Away Six young actresses on track for big-screen stardom. 42 Reality Check Dove’s anti-celebrity take on beauty marketing does more than just sell soap. 46 Oribe Goes to the Oscars Shoot me now! For the inside scoop on what life’s like for movie makeup artists and hairstylists, turn to “Supporting The super stylist takes us along as he coifs three Players” on page 28. of Hollywood’s biggest names for the Oscars. WWD IS A REGISTERED TRADEMARK OF ADVANCE MAGAZINE 800-289-0273, or visit www.subnow.com/wd. Please give both new and old PUBLISHERS INC. COPYRIGHT ©2007 FAIRCHILD FASHION addresses as printed on most recent label. First copy of new subscription GROUP. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. PRINTED IN THE U.S.A. will be mailed within four weeks after receipt of order. 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Our 650-bristle professional brush guarantees streak-free, flawless application. A long-lasting formula strengthens with keratin and minerals–in all the shades you crave. Featured shade: Back to the Fuchsia ©2007 Del Laboratories, Inc. www.sallyhansen.com Available at your favorite Sally Hansen retailer Editor’s Letter Actress Kate Mara has a lot to smile about. Find out why on page 34. SWEET DREAMS MANY YOUNG WOMEN DREAM OF STARDOM, INCLUDING THIS eyes in sultry colors (not the standard black or grey), the return of curls, the month’s cover girl Kate Mara. Unlike most, though, Mara is on the verge preponderance of bangs and bobs, stained lips—look for all to make a major of hitting it big time in Hollywood. Don’t yet recognize her? That’s not comeback if the red carpet is any indication. surprising. Mara, who most recently costarred opposite Mark Wahlberg While the stars present a glamorous front on the red carpet, life behind the in Shooter and was also seen in Brokeback Mountain, among others, is scenes can be anything but, as Rachel Brown discovered when she tapped part of a growing group of up-and-coming actresses who would rather be into the life of movie makeup artists and hairstylists.
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