Mena Suvari checks out the goods. Photo: Michael Buckner, Getty Images
Zooey Deschanel goes Hawaiian tropic. Photo: Michael Buckner, Getty Images
At the Maui Film Festival actress and fashion icon Zooey Deschanel confessed to her island dress dilemma and winning her first award. With fiance Ben Gibbard of Death Cab for Cutie close by, Zooey accepted the honor with style, grace and true Hawaiian spirit.
"I didn't really know how to dress for this because I don't spend a lot of time at the beach. I was looking for things that looked beach-y. And this looked beach-y to me," she said donning a white Shoshanna frock and a plumeria lei.
(Not her usual awards ceremony accessory.)
Fresh back from her Hawaiian vacation, last night Lindsay Lohan stopped by the launch of her new line of self tanning spray at Santa Monica's 3rd Street Sephora. The style icon collaborated with Lort Simon to create Sevin Nyne Tanning Mist. Named after Lohan's lucky numbers 7 and 9, it's infused with goji berry extract and chardonnay to keep the skin hydrated.
While tourists and paparazzi stalked the promenade, Lindsay and sister Ali puckered up for my camera.
"I just used Sevin Nyne while on my vacation to Hawaii since I don't get to tan that much, and it works great," the actress told the crowd inside the beauty shop, while noshing on cheesecake lollipops. Lohan claimed she nearly missed the event due to a food poisoning incident in Hawaii that made her skip her flight late Wednesday night.
"I have tried every tanning product on the market and worked with the best tanners in the business. When Lorit and I met we thought it would be great to bring a quality product at a reasonable price to the market so everyone could enjoy a professional spray tan. Our hope is t that we can encourage women -- and me! -- to stay out of the sun and cherish their skin, " said Lindsay.
Starting today, May 1st, Sevin Nyne Tanning Mist is available in all Sephora's for $35.
Don't call it a vending machine.
The world's first interactive, automated upscale store has come to La La Land's Fred Segal Santa Monica.
Just insert your credit card, toggle the computer's touch screen until you find that $85 hand cream you desperately need, and voila, the bottle magically drops into your palms. Okay, so I don't quite understand how it works, but no one ever said this was a tech blog. It's a style blog. All you need to know is that it works.
In fact, it works so well, that U*tique has the potential to haunt the hallways of airports, train stations, malls and churches across America. Why?
It's been well documented that every time Target unveils a new designer collaboration (think Alexander McQueen, Thakoon, and Proenza Schouler) retail mayhem ensues. Last night, at the party to commemorate Target's first eco-friendly collaboration with the organic label Loomstate, it was Hollywood darlings in the form of Elizabeth Banks, Anna Paquin, and Anna Faris who were doing all the shopping. The private event, held at at Venice Beach's Big Red Sun, previewed the price-conscious and environmentally-sound clothing (range $14.99 to $44.99) created by Scott Mackinlay Hahn and Rogan Gregory. "There's absolutely no better partner than Target for our mission, for our values, and for our aesthetic point of view culturally, " said Hahn. "This is as good as it gets. We hope to work with them again." Don't worry fellow shoppers, this incarnation of guilt-free garments will hit stores on April 19th.
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