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One more reason why Dr. Addison Montgomery Shepard is the coolest chick this side of Seattle Grace…

Kate Walsh recently launched  Boyfriend LLC, a beauty company birthed from her idea that everyone has a boyfriend story to share. Kate’s personal story and inspiration is a breakup that the actress went through five years ago, after which she realized how much she missed his scent. “So I went to a fragrance counter and bought a men’s fragrance and went, ‘Wait a minute, you don’t need a boyfriend to have a Boyfriend! Ding ding ding!’” Walsh told WWD. “All these ideas just wouldn’t leave me alone.”

The scent is described as a floral, warm, woody amber musk, will also launch in Sephora in January, along with another fragrance and possible color cosmetics in the future. Even cooler, the bottle design includes ghostwritten names of former boyfriends,

The five-piece Boyfriend set will retail for $80, and will debut on HSN on November 11th.

At a screening of her new movie Conviction on Tuesday, quintessential rocker/actress Juliette Lewis debuted a softer, more romantic look in the form of loose, flowing waves.

Her stylist, Thomas Dunkin, created the waves and has a few tips on how to get them:

• Begin by saturating the hair from root to tip with a volumizing product.
• Separate your hair into medium-sized sections.
• Twist each section, alternating between a clockwise and counterclockwise direction to create wavy texture that’s full of volume.
• If you have bangs, blow dry them with a large round brush.
• Finish the look with hair spray.

Keira Knightly debuted a chic new bob at the Paris Chanel show on Tuesday, stirring beauty editors into a frenzy. Personally, we LOVE it… it’s the perfect angle, length, and makes her color pop.


Love it? Hate it? Want it?

Here are a few tips to keep it looking as great as Keira’s:

-Blow dry in small pieces, layer by layer, and use the blow dryer at an angle from the root down.
-Use a flat iron to work out any kinks and seal shine
-For volume, set hair in large rollers and blast roots with heat
-To keep bob from looking too precious, twist ends with texturizing paste for a roughed up, sexy look.

Backstage at Issac Mizrahi’s Spring/Summer 2011 show, the look was intentionally mussed, as if the girls had started out polished, then had slept in their hair and over-painted their lips.

MAKEUP: Using all Shiseido products, artist Dick Page first smoothed skin with foundation before powdering. Mizrahi wanted the girls to look “pure” and “blank”, aside from the sharp brows and attention grabbing lips. The rest of the face was kept bare, brows were filled in, and lashes were given a coat of black mascara. The focus was on bright, coral lips, applied with a brush and extended beyond the lip line.

HAIR: Eugene Souleiman for Wella gathered hair into a pony, flipped, and sprayed with hairspray for texture. He then backcombed the ends of the ponytail and pinned into place, for a mussed, slept-in appearance. Souleiman described the hair as “ladylike, but trashed and a bit quirky.”

NAILS: Mizrahi told the nail team he wanted “mannequin hands” like a “perfect Barbie” with polish that made the nails an extension of the skin. CND’s Wanda Ruiz coated nails with one coat of Desert Suede, a creamy nude, and followed with two coats of Super Matte Top Coat for a fleshy look.