Walking the runways of Givenchy, Chanel and Calvin Klein and starring in ads for Gianfranco Ferre and Salvatore Ferragamo, you know Dree Hemingway’s a girl to watch. But we’d also love to look in her makeup bag, as did Style.com, which revealed the products the model totes around.

Bobbi Brown Pot Rouge For Lips and Cheeks in Powder Pink: “This is perfect for off the plane when I’m tired and need a bit of cheek tint. It gives just the right amount of color to brighten my face.”

Herbacin Wuta Kamille Glycerine Hand Cream: “It smells amazing and really works to keep hands moisturized. I use the one that comes in a tin; it’s great for throwing in my purse.”

Try: Paul Mitchell Lavender Mint Moisturizing Body Butter

Yves Saint Laurent Multi-Action Concealer in Pink Beige: “I love this product. It covers all imperfections and is wonderful to awaken tired eyes. Just a dab under eyes and you’re good to go.”

Try: I-Concealer Fluid Concealer

Lancome Tropiques Minerale Mineral Smoothing Pressed Bronzer: “This can be used as a blush or a bronzer. It adds a natural glow to my face and protects against sun damage. Simple and convenient – two products at once and I’m done.”

Try: I-Bronze Compact Bronzer

Read more of what’s in Dree’s makeup bag here.

We’re not quite sure why Scarlett Johansson was invited to the annual White House Correspondents’ dinner in Washington, D.C., but we do know that she was probably the most glamorous guest there!

To get the look, NARS makeup artist Fabiola played up Johansson’s natural beauty with heavily lined eyes and the perfect color. She began with Pro-Prime Eyeshadow Base underneath of the Alahambra Eyeshadow Duo and Bali Single Eyeshadow. Her complexion was played up with NARS’ famous Orgasm blush, and the lippie was Chihuahua Lip Gloss.

The biggest hair trend amongst the more fashion-forward at The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s annual Met Gala last night seems to be natural, not-too-fussy hair – even in the updos. Sure, there was a fair amount of typically polished red-carpet styles, but those that deserved the most attention were a little disheveled and never too perfect.

One of our favorite examples is January Jones, above in Yves Saint Laurent. To go with her somewhat risk-taking dress, she went with a more avant garde version of the classic French twist. While a French twist is often associated with a very polished, retro look like that of Grace Kelly, Jones’ was more tousled rocker than that. Especially when combined with her makeup. Mark Townsend created her hair look.

“This year I worked with the incredible January Jones for the Met Costume Institute Gala. I was so inspired by her Yves Saint Laurent dress and by the incredible detail; the dress was truly a work of art,” Townsend said. “It was very classic but completely modern, so I wanted January’s hair to feel the same.”

Starting with wet hair, Townsend sprayed on a heat protector and shine enhancing product, considering all the heat damage January’s tresses have to go through on the set of Mad Men. Try Redken Smooth Down Heat Glide.

“Next I applied Dove Body & Lift Volumizing Mousse to give hold without becoming too stiff, and I blow-dried with a round brush. I backcombed the roots on the top section of her hair for volume,” Townsend said. You could also use L’Oreal Professionnel Volume Expand Leave-In-Mousse.

“To achieve the over-sized french twist, I backcombed all the hair in the back before securing the twist,” he said. “Then I took the top section of hair and ran a small amount of Dove Frizz Control Taming Cream through her hair to tame flyaways and create texture at the same time. I ran the length of the hair from the section to the right of the french twist to give the whole look a little bit of a rock and roll edge and secured with a few bobby pins.” L’Oreal Professionnel Techni.art Liss Control is another great frizz-taming option.

While tousled and a little undone, Jones’ hair was still very put together. For something even more bohemian we can look to Kate Hudson – no surprise there! The startlet attended the gala in Stella McCartney with the designer and their other BFF Liv Tyler. Her hair is very reminiscent of Diane Kruger’s at the Oscars so I think it’s safe to say this trend is here to stay.

David Babaii for Living Proof said the inspiration for the do was a day spent sun bathing in San Tropez. First, you’ll want to pump up hair by rubbing a thickener like TIGI Love Peace & The Planet Freak of Nature Volumizer and Thickener between fingers and then applying from root to shaft. Babaii then rough dried Hudson’s hair for even more volume and texture. Easy so far!

After creating a side part, Babaii wove a braid along the side of Hudson’s face and gathered all the hair back into a low bun at the nape of the neck. He pulled the braid back with the rest of the hair for an easy vibe.

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If all of these stylish ladies have started sporting the side braid, you know it’s time for you to try it, too. WhoWhatWearDaily recently featured this trend, showing how Nicole Richie, Fearne Cotton, Jessica Biel, and Alessandra Ambrosio were inspired by the look on the Alexander Wang Spring runway.

How to get the look? For the Wang show, Redken stylist Guido added volume with Redken Full Frame Protective Volumizing Mousse on damp locks and rough dried hair. A little dry shampoo can also add texture and give braids staying power. Once hair is all prepped, make a deep side part or a center part, depending on what suits your face. Then start braiding!

For those of you who haven’t lost interest in the Sex and the City franchise, or still hang around for a glimpse of the girls and their fashion, the countdown to the May 25 premiere of the second movie installment is on.

Carrie definitely seems to have something of a focus on casual denim for the summer, and wears two styles from the German denim brand CLOSED, of which SJP is a fan. Above, she wears the Pedal Sky Zip, 169 Euros, and below a special customized version of the Pedal Pusher, 149 Euros.

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The weather affects our skin and hair, and how each reacts to products more than a lot of us realize. But Rachel Zoe is down with the seasonal change, and adjusts her routine accordingly. What’s her advice?

“Just as our wardrobe transitions from Winter to Spring, so should our beauty routine!” Zoe says. “My change of season regimen is all about getting lighter and more au naturel in the makeup and hair department, while throwing a few other warm-weather picks in the mix: bright polish shades, sun-kissed body lotion, and moisturizers with a high SPF.”

Zoe’s natural approach to her hair involves wash and wear styles,  it’s too hot for heat styling anyway! Try some hair oil to strengthen and keep frizz at bay. Matrix Biolage Sunsorials Protective Hair Oil has the added benefit of protecting hair from sun, chlorine and salt water.

A lightweight foundation will keep you feeling cooler and also reduce makeup meltdown, check out Bed Head Glamma Whipped Foundation. Don’t forget SPF either!

When it comes to nail polish, Zoe says “Spring rolls around I am all about pretty berry shades and eventually transition to a white polish by summer. Think: Raspberry by Essie or Cream Tea by Butter London.”

Tinted lip balm and shimmery eye shadow also make Zoe’s list. What makes yours?

Braids are super cute for casual spring hair, plus this version will keep your hair off your neck on a sticky commute or hot vacation day. Byron Williams of the Byron & Tracey salon tells us how to get the look.

Start by parting hair in the middle and create pigtails with the two sections. Braid all the way to the end and secure with a ponytail holder or rubber band. Take each braid and wrap it over your crown like a headband, and secure with bobby pins. The braids will overlap on top of your head.

One tip is to try this look on unwashed hair. Freshly washed hair will have more flyaways and be harder to smooth down. You might want to try a smoothing balm like this one from GHD.

And check out how one BellaSugar editor tried out the look for herself in this video.

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