Lifestyled by Paula Joye

I visited Kate Somerville’s LA clinic during Emmy week a couple of years ago (they do these insane gifting suites for celebrities). When I was there Lauren Conrad was in the treatment room next door and Debra Messing was chatting to someone at the counter. In Hollywood, Somerville is the Queen of Skin and the READ MORE…

It’s a sad day for fashion but an even sadder day for popular history with the passing of Vidal Sassoon one of the true Hair Masters. Sassoon is the reason all of us (at one time or another) have wanted to cut all our hair off. His impact has been that significant. Sassoon was an orphan who READ MORE…

Norm (I love him) who does my hair at Channel Nine can be bossy sometimes and today was one of those moments. He decided I was having a fish braid and that was that. He’s also decided that I’m cutting my hair but more on that later… Little bit in love with them. So great for second READ MORE…

Love this crunchy wet look hair from the Michael Lo Sordo show. Little bit Elvis, little bit Madonna in the Cherish video – masculine but sexy at the same time Inspiration: It’s about a strong power woman who is confident in her femininity. It’s a wet look hairstyle straight off the face featuring a low knot. Get the READ MORE…

Fasle eyelashes are big business. From permanent to throw-away they haven’t been so popular since the 1960’s. But getting it right is all in the application. Here is the do’s and don’ts of false lashes. Go on, you know you want to.

Marc Jacob really does have magical design powers. Only he can turn gingham, raffia fringing into a dress. That you want. His Spring/Summer 2012 collection channelled Amy Winehouse (Queen of Retro check), Bob Fossey Dancers and the exaggerated fabulousness of 50′s pin-up style.

In this third installment of our Zoe Foster Masterclass the make-up genie talks bronzer and blush. I learnt so much from this section – the “3″ technique and the “up” effect are life changing.

The donut is back. This time we’re doing a bun. Not just any bun but a full-on, impressive, black tie bun. But we’re doing it without any tools and in under ten minutes. I asked editorial session stylist Michele McQuillan to create a modern, top knot that was high on impressive but looooow on maintenance. I also didn’t allow her to use a hair dryer or anything that required electricity.