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Spring Beauty Preview: Matchy-Matchy Makeup

From deliberately glam lips and tips at Zac Posen to a similar (albeit softer) bronze twinset at Giorgio Armani, doubling up was big on the catwalk. Many of the makeup looks coordinated not only with one another but also with a key shade in spring fashions. Hairstylist Kevin Ryan, for example, used leftover trim from all the cobalt pieces in the collection for hair ties that synched with equally bold blue nails at Reed Krakoff (below). For a similar look, wrap colored leather trim from a crafts store (try M&J Trimming s stitched leather cord $7/yard; mjtrim.com), around a ponytail loop. Knot it tight, and resist any impulse to tie a bow. You don t want it to look too precious, says Ryan.
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You Won’t Want to Miss the 2014 H&M Design Award Winner’s First Collection

If you want to be one of the early wearers of one of the next big names in fashion, here s your chance. Starting next month, you can scoop up pieces from the first collection by 2014 H&M Design Award winner Eddy Anemian.
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Anemian, a 24-year-old fourth-year student from La Cambre school in Brussels, Belgium, showed his collection along with seven other contestants at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Stockholm in January. A panel of judges that included fashion designer Erdem, actress Michelle Dockery, and H&M s head of design, Ann-Sofie Johansson, chose him as the winner.
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All of the judges fell in love with Eddy’s collection, both the romance of how it looks when it is worn, and the extraordinary skill of his work seen up close. He is a worthy winner, and a bright new star for fashion’s future, Johansson said. Anemian s 10-piece collection is made mostly of strips of fabrics, in many cases floral print, that have been sewn together into strong, structural pieces that appear to have the effect of marble. It is called They Can Cut All the Flowers, They Cannot Keep Spring from Coming, and was inspired by Tilda Swinton’s role in the movie I Am Love as well as French painter Ingres.
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In addition to selling pieces from his collection at H&M, Anemian also won €50,000, a welcome prize for the soon-to-be grad who dreams of one day having his own label. Anemian s collection will be available starting Oct. 23 at select H&M stores and on hm.com and will range from $30 to $349.
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Margot Robbie Debuts a New Do On the Oscars Red Carpet

See All Photos She rolled in to the 2014 ceremony as a brunette, but for this year s Academy Awards, Margot Robbie has got a brand new bob! To complement her daring Saint Laurent Paris number, the star chopped her long layers into a shoulder-skimming lob. The star has been keeping her hairstylist busy over the past year not long after she went solid brunette, she shifted to a warm auburn hue over the summer, only to return to her trademark blonde. Paired with her statement red lip, we can t help but feel the Monroe-esque vibes, and if there s any event the star should channel her inner Marilyn, it s the Oscars!
See even more of the best red carpet looks from the 2015 Oscars in our gallery!
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Plus, let us know what you think of Robbie s new do by voting in the poll below.

Watch Miss America Get Crowned Tonight!

When it comes to real pageantry (pun intended), few shows beat the Miss America competition. Expect plenty of gowns and performances for this 2015 edition, hosted by Chris Harrison (host of The Bachelor ) and Lara Spencer from Good Morning America.
Though we ll be playing backseat judge from the comfort of our living rooms, the contestants will have to impress this panel: television producer and writer Marc Cherry; Super Bowl Champion and former Green Bay Packer Donald Driver; designer and former model Kathy Ireland; U.S. Olympic Gold Medalist Shawn Johnson; West Point graduate and senior Army aviator General Anne Macdonald; former Miss America Lee Meriwether, and CEO and author Gary Vaynerchuk.
Tune in at 8 PM ET tonight on ABC to see who wins!

Zendaya Can’t Stop Changing Her Hair! See Her Latest Style

Zendaya’s hair experiments continue! In what may be her coolest look yet, the 18-year-old sported faux dreadlocks for her first-ever Oscars appearance.
While the super long twists, which she paired with a stunning Vivienne Westwood gown and radiant makeup, were definitely an interesting choice for the big night, it’s not the only statement she’s made this awards season. In fact, the rising style star has been making us stop and stare all February long.

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First, the Disney darling debuted a fierce pixie at the 2015 Grammys and while we thought she looked fabulous, the cropped cut was only a temporary change. “I always wanted to cut my hair but I didn’t want to actually cut my hair, so we found this beautiful little thing here,” she told InStyle on the wig she wore on music’s biggest night. “So it’s basically like I got a haircut, but I get to take it off at the end of the day.”
Just days later, she was rocking sleek, Rapunzel-worthy strands for the Go Red For Women Red Dress Collection show during NYFW. We can t wait to see which hairstyle the versatile star will try next!
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Get Ready for Keira Knightley This Awards Season! The Imitation Game Wins People s Choice at TIFF 2014

The buzz is on for The Imitation Game! This weekend, the Toronto International Film Festival handed out Grolsch People’s Choice award—the most prestigious prize of the fest—to the title starring Benedict Cumberbatch, Keira Knightley, and Matthew Goode. It’s important because the honor is not decided on by a jury but voted on by the thousands of festival-goers, which implies how much audiences love it and also that more awards could be in the future (read: Oscars). History’s proof: Previous winners of the prize include last year’s 12 Years a Slave, as well as Silver Linings Playbook (2012), The King’s Speech (2010), Precious (2009), and Slumdog Millionaire (2008).
When we caught up with the stars of the film at InStyle and Forevermark’s pop-up portrait lounge, their focus was on telling the story right, and doing it justice. “I think everybody felt that it was an important story to get out and to be a part of it,” Knightley told us. She plays Joan Clarke, the fiancée of genius Brit mathematician Alan Turing (Cumberbatch), who together worked on the team that cracked Nazi codes to bring an end to World War II. The tragedy is that later in Turing’s life, the British government prosecuted him for being gay.
“This is a film about celebrating people’s differences, and the devastation that can happen when you allow prejudice into government policy,” Knightley added. “I think it’s more about discrimination that it is necessarily about a love story.”
For Cumberbatch, he researched the role by “scavenging books and getting any kind of personal testimony from anyone he knew who is still with us,” the actor told InStyle. “The more I discovered, the more I wanted to really pay homage to the integrity of the character. He’s a huge figure for the gay community because of being one of the most famous of hundreds of thousands of them who were persecuted in that era of McCarthyist paranoid intolerance and a desperately sad, sad, sad time in history.”
With wildly good early reviews and this new TIFF prize in their figurative pockets, we predict this is the cast to watch as awards season starts to kick up (and that means lot of outfits by the always-stylish Knightley, which we can not wait to see). But first, you must see the movie: The Imitation Game is set to open in select cities on Nov. 21.
Click to see who else stopped by InStyle’s portrait studio at the Toronto International Film Festival!