The Academy Awards are coming up, so you can’t blame us if we’re a little Oscars obsessed this week. What our man hair obsession Jared Leto will be rocking, a look back at the worst red carpet missteps, and all the rest of the beauty news you missed this week.
Anjelica Huston tells Violet Grey what it’s like to be Jack Nicholson’s date to the 47th Academy Awards. You’ll never believe how long it took to put together one of her most iconic looks! {Violet Grey}
The Olympics may be over, but that doesn’t mean we’re done obsessing over the games’ standout stars, like 18-year-old figure skater Gracie Gold. The Olympian dishes on where she found the inspiration for her signature red lip and why you can always pick out a figure skater from a crowd. {Allure}
Sephora unveils its first movie makeup collaboration—a mix of kits and multi-purpose palettes inspired by the upcoming Divergent starring Shailene Woodley. {Huffington Post}
A step-by-step guide to Lady Edith’s (Laura Carmichael) finger waves on Downton Abbey (and here’s the scoop on Lady Mary’s beauty routine, in case you missed it). {The Cut}
Jared Leto’s hairstylist hints at the Oscar-nominated actor’s potential hair for the big night. {People}
Sometimes it’s more fun to look back on the Oscar looks that made us cringe. {BellaSugar}
Heavy lashes are all over the fall runways. Makeup artist Lucia Pieroni gives a few tips on how to achieve the look without the three sets of false lashes she used at Alessandro Dell’Acqua. {Vogue}
Even First Lady Michelle Obama is embracing bold brows! {Huffington Post}
The influence of Frozen on YouTube goes way beyond thousands of covers of “Let it Go,” it’s also the inspiration for more makeup and hair tutorials than American Hustle and Catching Fire combined! {Fashionista}
Marc Jacobs used Jessica Lange’s voice as narration for his runway show last month. Now the iconic actress is the first celebrity face of Marc Jacobs Beauty. {Vogue UK}
In other wonderful news: NARS tapped legendary British beauty Charlotte Rampling to be the face of their twentieth anniversary campaign. {Elle}