Plastic Surgery Regrets of the Stars

With cosmetic modifications dating back to the ancient Romans and Egyptians, look back at the evolution and modern side effects of body reconstruction.
Plastic surgery regrets of the stars.  Plastic surgery used to be one of Hollywood's biggest taboos, but now it is the worst-kept secret in town.Stars like Lisa Rinna, Dana Delany and Kim Kardashian have come forward to talk about their cosmetic procedures and how much they now regret going under the knife.

6000 to 3400 BC: Natives of India and Egypt tinker around with nose shaping — apparently vanity is the oldest vice.

1700s: British physicians visit India and discover the rhinoplasty techniques that would eventually become the modern-day nose job. They bring these procedures back to the Western world.

1940s: Japanese prostitutes, believing that larger breasts will attract American servicemen, experiment with breast augmentation. They inject themselves with non-medical grade silicon, paraffin, and other substances such as sponges.

1951: Sir Harold Gillies, an otolaryngologist from New Zealand, performs the very first male-to-female sex change operation.

1962: Texas native Timmie Jean Lindsey becomes the first woman to receive silicone breast implants. Lindsey had wanted to have her ears pinned back but couldn't afford the surgery. She agreed to undergo the augmentation in exchange for ear surgery. In 2007, she spoke out saying she regretted the procedure.

1993: Jennifer Grey, who catapulted to fame as Baby in Dirty Dancing, undergoes rhinoplasty to reshape her famous hooked nose. She emerges unrecognizable with a small, delicate nose. She later admitted: "I went in the operating room a celebrity — and came out anonymous. It was like being in a witness protection program or being invisible."

1996: Pamela Anderson, already known for both her skimpy Baywatch lifeguard swimsuits and large set of implants, has her first child and announces that she is able to breast-feed — proving to the world that a pocket of silicon doesn't hinder the mother-child bond.

2003: Nip/Tuck premieres on FX. The show, which ran for seven seasons, portrays the sordid lives of two fictitious cosmetic surgeons in Miami. It quickly becomes the highest-rated basic cable series of all time.

2006: Actress Tara Reid becomes a tabloid sensation after confessing that she underwent multiple plastic surgeries including breast augmentation and liposuction procedures that "went wrong," resulting in deformities.

2009: Reality star Heidi Montag has ten plastic surgeries in a single day, including brow-lifts, ear-pinnings, a chin reduction, and a second rhinoplasty and breast augmentation. In December 2010, she expressed regret over the procedures, saying: “Surgery ruined my career and my personal life... I wish I could jump into a time machine and take it all back. Instead, I'm always going to feel like Edward Scissorhands."

2009: Solange Magnano, an Argentine model and former beauty queen, dies at age 38 when injections from a buttocks-firming procedure traveled to her lungs and brain.

2010: In a grueling 24-hour operation involving 30 professionals, Spanish surgeons complete the world’s first full-face transplant on a 31-year-old man who accidentally shot himself while hunting.

2010: No longer just for the rich and famous, more than 13 million cosmetic surgical and nonsurgical procedures are performed nationally — a 155-percent increase from when statistics were first pulled in 1997. The top procedures are breast augmentation, liposuction, eyelid surgery, abdominoplasty, and breast reduction.

Jamie Lee Curtis regrets liposuction and Botox
All of these 'bettering' experiences are not without risk. And there is this illusion that once you do it, then you'll be fine. I looked worse. Worse.
– Jamie Lee Curtis.
Jamie Lee Curtis + Activia yogurt, jamie lee curtis books for children, Jamie Lee Curtis + The Children Affected by AIDS Foundation ,

Dana Delany regrets having Botox injections
I notice it more than anybody else, but I was symmetrical before and now I am not.
– Dana Delany
Dana Delany + Women Move the World, Body of Proof, Freelancers + Dana Delany

Kim Kardashian regrets Botox injections
I think when you're young there are other ways you can look after your skin.
– Kim Kardashian
Kardashian + BotoxKim Kardashian + "Bruce looks better than ever", Kim Kardashian + Vera Wang wedding dress, Kim Kardashian + two-part wedding E! special

Jennifer Grey regrets nose job
I went in the operating theater a celebrity – and came out anonymous. It was like being in a witness protection program or being invisible.
— Jennifer Grey
Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Jennifer Grey

Jane Fonda regrets having eyes
I vowed I wouldn't — I did, and I don't feel proud about it.
– Jane Fonda
chin and neck done, Jane Fonda + Larry King + plastic surgery, Prime Time: Love; Health; Sex by Jane Fonda

Nicole Kidman regrets Botox
I didn't like how my face looked afterward.
– Nicole Kidman
The Paperboy, Trespass, Keith Urban + alleged paparazzo attack

Courtney Love regrets lip augmentation
I just want [what] God gave me back. … It was perfectly cute.
— Courtney Love
Courtney Love + Glorious Goodwood, Courtney Love apartment fire.

Heidi Montag regrets 10 plastic surgery procedures
I would love not to be a plastic girl or whatever they call me. Surgery ruined my career and personal life and just brought a lot of negativity into my world. I wish I could jump into a time machine and take it all back.
– Heidi Montag
VH1's "Famous Food", Heidi and Spencer live with parents, The Hills + Heidi

Tara Reid regrets breast implants and body contouring
If I had to do it again, I never would have done it in the first place.
– Tara Reid
Tara Reid + reconstruction surgery, American Reunion.

Denise Richards regrets breast implants
I just thought because they're a plastic surgeon, they must be good. You have to be your advocate for your own body and ask 100 questions.
– Denise Richards
Denise Richards + Real Girl Next Door, Charlie Sheen + "Your book rocks!!", Denise Richards + Eloise Joni, Denise Richards + Eloise Joni, Blue Mountain State, 

Lisa Rinna regrets lip injections
[It] started to define who I am. That bothered me.
– Lisa Rinna
Lisa Rinna + lip reduction surgery, Harry Loves Lisa, Lisa Rinna + Hollywood Moms Club, 

Kenny Rogers regrets eye lift
I'm the plastic surgery king. I'm a bionic man! I kind of wish I hadn't done it.
– Kenny Rogers
Kenny Rogers + plastic surgery + married younger woman, kenny rogers tickets, Malaysia company buys Kenny Rogers Roasters,

Tori Spelling regrets breast implants
Well I got [it] done in my early 20s and if I had known it would or could possibly impact … I would never had had [it] done.
– Tori Spelling
Tori Spelling pregnant with third child, Tori & Dean: Home Sweet Hollywoodm, Tori Spelling car crash at school

Mickey Rourke plastic surgery for boxing scars
I went to the wrong guy to put my face back together.
— Mickey Rourke
Mickey Rourke, Expendables 2

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The Biggest Celebrity Makeovers of 2010

 

The Biggest Celebrity Makeovers of 2010

From extreme plastic surgery to hairstyle overhauls, the most dramatic morphs of the year

January Jones

The Mad Men actress has said that when it comes to her red-carpet fashion choices, she tends to steer clear of anything the former Mrs. Don Draper might wear. This line of thinking apparently applies to her beauty choices, too: In a bold break from Betsy’s classic ’60s makeup, Jones flaunted futuristic high-fashion eye shadow at the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute Gala in May.
Rihanna

The pop star might be “the only girl in the world” besides Lady Gaga who can seamlessly transition from one bold hairstyle to another in the blink of an eye. After switching from a blond pixie to a fiery-red one, Rihanna went even further, flaunting a hot, extension-fueled mass of curls at the American Music Awards in November
Joaquin Phoenix

Following his announcement in 2008 that he was retiring from acting, the world watched as Phoenix plummeted into a seemingly downward spiral—from his deteriorating hygiene to bizarre rapping aspirations, the onetime leading man appeared to have hit rock bottom. Enter 2010: Shortly after shedding his beard and shades, news breaks that Phoenix was actually in character for a fake documentary about his life, I’m Still Here, directed by brother-in-law Casey Affleck.
Jennifer Hudson

Since starting the Weight Watchers program earlier this year, Hudson has taken her sexy, curvaceous bod down a few dress sizes. As a spokesmodel for the slim-down system, the Oscar winner says she feels “empowered” by what she’s learned about portion control and healthy-yet-satisfying foods.
Ashlee Simpson-Wentz

A study released by the University of Michigan this past summer confirmed what we’ve all observed at one point or another: that over time couples begin to look eerily similar. This certainly seems to be the case with Ashlee Simpson-Wentz and her rocker hubby, Pete. For most of 2010, the pair had matching jet-black strands. After a brief ombré stint (shown here), however, Ashlee decided she preferred Pete’s cut over his color—and got a shaggy platinum pixie.
Dakota Fanning

She got Hollywood’s attention as an adorable gap-toothed seven-year-old in I Am Sam—but in 2010, Fanning proved she’s all grown up. After she turned Goth as a vampire in Eclipse and rocked out as Cherie Currie in The Runaways, Fanning’s own style got edgier (see black-rimmed eyeliner and all-black garb).
Heidi Montag

After going under the knife for a staggering 10 plastic surgeries in one day—including a second nose job and boob job—Montag revealed her new body in January 2010. Since then, she’s publicly complained of postoperation woes ranging from inhibited facial movement, fear of her nose falling off, and immobile breasts in need of massaging. Hmm…maybe Montag will get 10 more corrective plastic surgeries in 2011.
Emma Stone

The longtime redhead sent the blogosphere into a tizzy when she showed off ultrablond locks at an event earlier this month. Stone reportedly ditched her crimson mane for her role opposite Andrew Garfield in a reboot of the Spider-Man franchise.
Kelly Osbourne

After getting whipped into shape during her 2009 stint on Dancing With the Stars, Osbourne kept up her newfound fitness regimen—and her svelte figure in 2010 is proof! Besides better eating habits and Pilates, the reality-TV star says she continues dancing in order to maintain a healthy weight.
Kate Gosselin

“Everyone wants it!” Gosselin bragged to Entertainment Weekly in 2009 when asked about her reverse mullet do. “My hairstylist gets calls from all across the country.” Thankfully, celebrity mane master Ted Gibson got his hands on Gosselin’s strands in 2010 and smoothed out her spikes with extensions.
Scarlett Johansson

In July 2010, Johansson traded in her blond mane for a textured bob, courtesy of tress extraordinaire Oribe. “Her hair was really beautiful—long and gorgeous—but it was getting heavy,” he told us at the time. “Summer is here, and Scarlett wanted something fresh that would allow more volume.”
Emma Watson

Don’t call her Hermione! Breaking free of her bewitching tresses and getting a pixie cut over the summer, Watson proved she’s ready to graduate from Hogwarts.
Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi

Besides being addicted to pickles, the Jersey Shore star is also hooked on big hair—or at least she was. After causing a “pouf” sensation, Snooki retired the hairdo and emerged bouffant-less in 2010.
Taylor Swift

She used to prefer wearing her hair curly, but Swift was convinced to go straight (with blunt bangs!) for the April 2010 issue of ELLE—and seems to love the look! Since the cover shoot, she has returned to the sleek do several times, including the American Music Awards in November.
Kristen Stewart

Joan Jett is pretty fabulous—and her iconic mullet do has definitely left its mark (see the Jean Paul Gaultier spring 2011 runway for evidence). But let’s face it—it’s not always the easiest cut to pull off. Though Stewart rocked the style awesomely for her role as Jett in The Runaways, we were happy to see her return to Bella Swan–esque strands in 2010.
Taylor Momsen

Her character, Jenny Humphrey, might have retired her wild-child ways on Gossip Girl. But in real life, Momsen is still on a rebellious streak. In October 2010, the 17-year-old ratcheted up her extreme makeup a notch, trading in her signature raccoon eyes and nude pucker for red eye shadow and maroon lipstick. Though she returned to the black eyeliner, she continued sporting a dark pout into November—the same month she famously blamed her parents for robbing her of her childhood.
Keira Knightley

The It Brit is no stranger to a bob—but it’s been five years since she wore the chin-length style. Which is why when she brought it back in 2010, hair gurus everywhere took notice. More shapely and asymmetrical than the original incarnation, Knightley’s chic cut is a fun departure from the long-locks-with-bangs style she wore throughout 2009.

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The Women Who Influenced Our Style in 2010

A look back at how these fashion forces shaped our wardrobes this year

Jessica Simpson

Who knew that the girl who didn't even know Chicken of the Sea was, in fact, tuna would one day be on the road to a $1 billion fashion empire. WWD reports Jessica Simpson's shoes, accessories, denim, swimwear, watches and fragrances made up to $750 million in 2010. We're not surprised. The blonde bombshell gave us the gift of high heels that are actually comfortable. We're obsessed with them!
In 2011, the 30-year-old star is set to launch a contemporary sportswear line that will combine comfort, femininity and flirty. We can't wait!

Michelle Obama

From the moment Barack Obama took office, all eyes were on the first lady -- and rightfully so. Her impeccable taste continues to impress partisans and non-partisans alike.

From Michael Kors and Derek Lam to Target and J.Crew, Michelle Obama hits all price points and high fashion marks. Because of Mrs. O, this year, we embraced brooches, pearls and the color orange.

Blake Lively

This Gossip Girl made countless best-dressed lists this year. From the red Versace plunging neckline at the Emmys to the blue Marchesa mini at the MET Gala, we couldn't agree with them more. The girl knows how to pull together a look. And we're not the only ones who've noticed -- E! News reports that Karl Lagerfeld hand-picked the actress to become the newest face of Chanel.
It's no wonder that Vogue magazine put Blake Lively on the cover of their 2010 Best Dressed issue.

Khloe, Kourtney and Kim Kardashian

Voluptuous women rejoice! The Kardashian sisters made curves trendy in 2010 with numerous magazine photo shoots, including Kourtney Kardashian's OK! and Life and Style covers post baby. We especially love how the oldest Dash doll admits to having been (badly) photoshopped on OK! mag. Embrace your curves, we realized.

The sassy sisters also took Miami and New York by storm this year by opening Dash boutiques. Stay tuned for a new reality spin-off on E! called Kim and Kourtney Take New York. We just can't get enough of 'em to feed our fashion fix!

Alexa Chung

girl of 2010. Her Madewell collection -- which includes tees with drawings Alexa Chung did herself, skinny pants cuffed at the hem to reveal polka-dot trim, loose blouses and boyfriend blazers -- was a huge success. In fact, parent company, J.Crew, banned employees from buying anything from the hip line, in anticipation of customers, and pieces sold out quickly online.
So what's next for the hip chick? Although MTV canceled It's On With Alexa Chung, we'll be able to see the style maven on a new PBS show teaching Americans how to shop at thrift stores (like she does) in 2011.

Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb

From doing countless segments on style to dazzling us with their own cute outfits, we woke up to Today's Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb every morning inspired. Here's a special shout-out to the lovely twosome, who even braved going makeup free this year.

Emily Schuman

Some of us have had a girl crush on Cupcakes and Cashmere blogger Emily Schuman from the moment she started posting. And this year -- with features on sites like StyleCaster and a collaboration with Forever 21 as a "Style Icon" -- the fashionista's digital repertoire has landed her even more fans and followers.

We've fallen in love with her magnificent taste in jewelry, her French pastries and -- well -- her.

Rachel Zoe

We want to credit the resurgence of faux fur back to the star stylist turned reality TV star of Bravo's The Rachel Zoe Project, but really she just made the flashback trend more affordable. In 2010, we bought Rachel Zoe's faux fur vests and jackets at QVC and tuned into her show while she freaked over red carpets and Fashion Week.

Not to mention, by dressing style mavens like Kate Hudson and Anne Hathaway, we couldn't help but let her expert advice to the stars seep into our own shopping habits.

The Ladies of 'Sex and the City'

The second coming of the Sex and the City franchise on the big screen didn't disappoint us one bit, and neither did the fabulous style of the fierce foursome. From turbans and caftans to bold hues and sparkle, we watched SATC 2 with our fashion-obsessed mouths wide open.

Lauren Luke

We're still watching her makeup how-tos, which have helped us perfect everything from smoky eyes to foundation application! And now, we can buy her makeup, By Lauren Luke, at Sephora.

Because of her helpful advice Allure named Lauren Luke "The Makeup Mentor" in their 2010 influencers issue, and we, at iVillage, nabbed her as our resident beauty expert.

Kate Middleton

As the newly announced fiance of Prince William, Kate Middleton has already started to inspire our style. (We especially love her outerwear!)
Within days -- maybe hours -- after the engagement news, ring replicas surfaced. The world continues to buzz about the stylish bride-to-be as we gear up for 2011's biggest event, which now begs the question: Who's going to design her wedding gown?

Olivia Palermo

We hated her work ethic yet loved her impeccable taste in clothes while watching MTV's The City this year. Reality TV star Olivia Palermo might not have proven herself to be the best accessories editor with constant rifts with colleagues depicted on the show, but her bib necklaces, statement rings and tousled hairstyle were emulated by many.
In 2010, she also graced both Mango and Matches campaigns, and was named "Girl of the Year" by UK's Tatler. So what's' next for the New York socialite? She's supposedly working on a new TV venture of her own. Fingers crossed that it involves seeing more of her refined style.

Ke$ha

Have some fun, says the singing sensation, who has made wearing garbage kind of cool. Okay, so many of us passed on going "trashbag chic" this year, but what we learned from Ke$ha -- garbage attire aside -- was more important: "I think people can stand to take themselves just a little less seriously. I'm fighting the war against pretension," she told Billboard. Right on, girl. Right on!

Lauren Conrad

This year, Lauren Conrad showed us that glamour can be totally affordable, with her LC by Lauren Conrad collection at Kohl's and by endorsing mark., an inexpensive line created by Avon for young women.
We've missed seeing her fabulous fashions on TV since she quit The Hills, but the style maven recently announced that she'll be starring in an upcoming MTV reality series that has yet to be titled. All we know is the show will focus on her fashion career -- not personal life. Yay!

Snooki

We don't want to admit it, but this pint-sized spectacle's poofs, spray tans and animal-print minis have affected our style decisions this year... in that, we know what not to wear (unless it's Halloween, that is). But make no mistake, Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi is still a force to be reckoned with in fashion. In fact, her Us Weekly make-under stunned us all, as did her charm school photo shoot with Harper's Bazaar.

Katherine Power and Hillary Kerr

This year, we used Who What Wear to inspire us how to dress every morning, so it's only fitting to include Katherine Power and Hillary Kerr, the fashion-editorial masterminds behind the scroll- and click-worthy blog, on our list. Because of them, we know where Sienna got those peach trousers, Olivia scored that lightweight jacket and where Emmy found that darling dress.

Whitney Port

We watched the reality-TV darling launch her line on MTV's The City this year, and were all at the edge of our seats. (Yes, we thought she might fail.) To our glee -- because she's such a sweetie -- Whitney Port succeeded and made it in the Big Apple. We've even seen and bought some of the LA girl's Whitney Eve runway creations at big retailers like Piperlime and Bluefly.
Our fingers are crossed that her show isn't really canceled as it has been rumored. Fashion girls can dream, can't we?

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Holiday Makeup Inspired by the Stars

Holiday Makeup Inspired by the Stars

Are you ready for all of those holiday parties? Try some of these celebrity-inspired makeup looks!

Amy Adams

Amy Adams make-up is totally enchanting and appropriate for any holiday party. Simply apply a tinted moisturizer to achieve an even complexion, some mascara to enhance the eyes, and a bright red lipstick like M.A.C. Lipstick in Russian Red ($14.50 at M.A.C.) to make your teeth appear super white!

Blake Lively

Blake Lively looks beautiful with the brown-based neutral make up on her eyes, cheeks, and lips. Try MAC Powder Blush in Gingerly ($18.50 at MAC) to add warmth to your face.

Cheryl Cole

Cheryl Cole looks like she just got back from vacation with her bronzy skin. Unfortunately most of us will not be seeing a beach for months so we have to fake it. Try Nars Highlighting/Bronzing Blush Duo in Orgasm/Laguna ($39 at Sephora).

Christina Hendricks

Christina Hendricks has the perfect soft smokey eye! Try Dior 5-Colour Designer All-In-One Artistry Palette in Amber Design ($58 at Sephora) to recreate this look. Use a neutral color all over the lid, a dark shadow in the crease, and a light shimmery color in the inner corner of the eye and under the brow.

Eva Mendes

A nude lip looks great on everyone and is a great compliment to a dark smokey eye. Eva Mendes wore a light, icy pink lipstick that brightened up her whole face. Try e.l.f. Mineral Lipstick in Pouty Petal ($5 at e.l.f.).

Megan Fox

Megan Fox always has strong, perfectly groomed eyebrow. It is important to shape and fill in your brow because they frame your face. So tweeze, wax, or thread, then fill them in with a powder or a pencil like Maybelline Define-A-Brow Eyebrow Pencil ($5.49 at Drugstore).

Heidi Klum

Heidi Klum is totally rocking dark sultry eye makeup. Rim your eyes with a dark eyeliner like 24/7 Glide On Eye Pencil in Zero ($17 at Ulta), then add a light shimmery color to the inner corners of your eyes. This acts as a highlighter so you don’t look like a raccoon!

Jennifer Hudson

Jennifer Hudson has a beautiful berry lip perfect for the holiday season! Try Maybelline Color Sensational Lipstain in Cranberry Crush ($6.99 at Ulta) to ensure your color lasts all night!

Jennifer Aniston

Jennifer Aniston has incredibly flawless skin. Try Guerlain Lingerie De Peau Invisible Skin Fusion Foundation SPF 20 ($56 at Sephora) to get a smooth, even complexion.

Jennifer Lopez

Is the cold weather is making you glum and a tad bit pastey? Well then it is the perfect time to get your a faux glow on! Exfoliate your skin then apply self tanner like St. Tropez Self Tan Bronzing Mousse ($34.48 at Asos). Don't worry you'll look more like Jennifer Lopez not an Oompa Loompa.

Katy Perry

Katy Perry knows how to have fun with make-up. This bronzy eye is super easy to achieve. Try Mary Kay Mineral Eye Color in Amber Blaze ($6.50 at Mary Kay) to spread all over the lid and the bottom lashes.

Kelly Osborne

We looove Kelly Osborne’s blue eye makeup. It’s bold yet still sophisticated so it’s totally ideal for a holiday party! Try NYX Single Eyeshadow in Frosted Ocean ($5.50 at NYX Cosmetics).

Kim Kardashian

Kim Kardashian always has amazing eye makeup and super long lashes. Apply a pair of fake eyelashes like Girls Aloud By Eylure False Lashes in Kimberley ($6.90 at Asos) to make your eyes look big and beautiful!

Kourtney Kardashian

We looove Kourtney Kardashian's bold colored coral lips! Try Revlon ColorBurst Lipstick in Coral ($6.49 at Target)

Kristen Bell

Kristen Bell looks positively glowing! To get this peachy- pink cheek try Smashbox Blush Rush in Chiffon ($24 at Ulta).

Leona Lewis

Leona Lewis played up her beautiful eyes by adding colorful eyeliner. Try this look out at your next party by using JK Jemma Kidd I-Conic Eyes Pencil Liner in Drama Queen ($14 at Target).

Leighton Meester

Leighton Meester exudes natural beauty. All you need is mascara, eyeliner, and some concealer to cover any imperfections. Try the award winning Cle de Peau Beaute Concealer ($70 at Neiman Marcus). It provides full coverage and is moisturizing.

Marissa Miller

Marissa Miller has a beautiful California girl glow. To get your face looking fresh and dewy like Miller’s, make sure you exfoliate and moisturize to prevent dry, flakey skin. You can also try a primer like Murad Skin Perfecting Primer Dewy Finish ($35 at Sephora) which can be worn alone or under your foundation.

Miley Cyrus

Miley Cyrus has incredible make-up that is easy to replicate for New Years Eve! Play up your eyes by adding false lashes, wing out your eyeliner, and apply shimmer shadow all over the lid. Try VS Brilliant Shimmer Shadow in Silverdust ($10 at Victoria’s Secret).

Natalie Portman

To rock a fuschia lip like Natalie Portman, make sure you line your lips first! This will stop the color from bleeding on to your skin. Try Make Up For Ever Aqua Lip Waterproof Lipliner Pencil in Fuschia ($17 at Sephora).

Rachel McAdams

Rachel McAdams has a pop of pink on her cheeks that makes her look ever-so sweet. Try dusting Cargo Blush in Catalina ($26 at Drugstore) on the apples of your cheeks. Always smile while applying blush to achieve the most natural look!

Reese Witherspoon

Reese Witherspoon’s skin looks absolutely radiant but not overly shimmery. Try using a highlighter such as Benefit High Beam ($24 at Macy’s) to enhance your best features. You can apply it on top of the cheekbones, down the nose, the inner corners of the eyes, under the brow bone, and on the cupid’s bow of the lip.

Rihanna

Rihanna’s eyes look absolutely stunning! Try Mark Mini Mark It Stick Hook Up Stick for Eyes in Green Opal ($6 at Mark by Avon) all over your lid to make your eyes dazzle!

Sarah Jessica Parker

Sarah Jessica Parker has full, luscious lashes that make her eyes look extra big! Try MAC Haute & Naughty Lash Mascara ($18 at Nordstrom) to get the false lash look minus all mess!

Taylor Swift

Taylor Swift has a creamy, matte complexion that looks oh-so fresh. Try DDF Mattifying Oil Control UV Moisturizer SPF 15 ($42 at Sephora) to stay shine-free all day.

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