For the last few years, many ladies have been rocking the ombré hair as seen here on Lily Aldridge. This low maintenance style actually looks better as it grows out with darker roots and lighter tips. 
Transitioning from solid root-to-tip color towards gradual dark-to-light makes a lot of sense for fall. Summer’s highlights can appear a little harsh against fairer skin. It never hurts to freshen and revise your presentation every season.
Ombré mimics the hair’s natural darkening as the Sun retreats and most of us head indoors. This look feels right for this time of year, no?
When executed correctly, the color shift should be subtle and without clear lines of demarcation like Mz. Simpson. It should not look like the tips of your hair were soaked in a bucket of bleach à la Teyana Taylor. 
Some may argue that ombré is so over, but this inexpensive alternative to pricey and high maintenance highlights ain’t going anywhere. This modern and easy color option flatters most folks.
At the moment, Giuliana Rancic is the unabashed poster girl for this trend. She’s been repping this look for a hot minute. We agree her extensions are about six inches too long though, right? Desperate much?
Those who want to crank it up a notch, consider a gradient of red hues or working a strong bang into the mix.
Michelle Williams put a bird on it. 
Daphne Guinness and SJP in McQueen.
A disastrous Blake and shimmery Anna in Chanel (psst, saw it here first Feb 3rd). 
Newd hued for the youngsters.
This is not the couples portion of the pageant B. 
Madonna and that other Guy. 
Marc Jacobs and Robert Duffy send a nod of the knee to McQueen’s heritage. Tux on top, tartan down low.
The Christinas. Ricci>Hendricks
Kristen Stewart sliced through the party in Proenza Schouler.
Paltrow repped Stella McCartney.
More beige-y neutrality from Zellweger and Hayek (also in McQueen), but Salma’s just-fucked hair was the best of the night. 
JLO served severity and overkill. Bleeding Armadillo. 
An unexceptional showing from the supermodels: Gisele, Naomi, Carolyn, and Miranda. 
Hey Kayne.
Recently, I tried Rent the Runway (www.renttherunway.com), the online designer dress rental service. Thought you might be curious about the experience, so here’s what’s up.
Second, how often are you really going to want to re-wear cocktail looks? RTR allows you to keep it fresh without accumulating a lot of stuff you probably won’t wear very often. It also allows you to experiment with trends without steep financial commitment.
My criticisms are as follows. The selection of designers is not as high-end as I would like, and there isn’t enough variety. They pretty much just have dresses and accessories, no jackets, pants, or suits. I would also like more fashion-forward and avant-garde selections.
Before you rush out to the new SATC movie (which looks like it sucks balls) do your SJP homework.
GIRLS JUST WANT TO HAVE FUN
Admit it, they kind of shit the bed with the first Sex and the City movie. JHud sucked and four grown-ass women screaming every time they saw each other was fucking annoying, but I’m worried this second one is going to be down right dreadful.
Karaoke concerns me.
I’m confused by the ergodic locale choice and horrified at rumors of menopause talk. I like my SATC menopause-free, thanks.
This is just fucking unforgivable.
80′s fashion porn replaces wedding fashion porn this time around.
More Anthony Please.
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