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We're Reading: In Wintry Denial

Posted by Claire | Tuesday January 11, 2011

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With no major holidays in the short-range forecast, our blogger posse is pretending to ignore winter by previewing spring.

Buh-buy Ombré, hello Hair that doesn't look like artfully outgrown roots

BeautyEditor's love affair with ombré is officially over. The outlook for spring is tone-on-tone natural highlights.

Runway beauty from Ohne Titel, Marc Jacobs (both S/S 2011)

Besides the half-moon manicure, a second let's-give-that-another-try trend for spring is orange lips. I'm The It Girl predicts why this time, it might actually make mainstream.

I Want - I Got previews the new Alexander McQueen objets d'art for Spring/Summer 2011.

Long, flowy and warm winter skirt - WANT

Finally, the Style House brings us back to reality with the fun side of winter fashion (and here you thought we were going to talk about those Jimmy Choo Uggs - no sirree).

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	on January 12, 2011 Becky 13,128 said: wow!!! I stand corrected!! Kate looks stunning with her ombre hair! I just checked out all the pics and my goodness ALL the ladies look amazing!!!
	on January 12, 2011 cathy3087 98 said: Drew's ombre looked really good at one point - but this picture here is nasty. BeautyEditor said she thinks it looks best with a wave in the hair so that it blends best and I totally agree. And those McQueen shoes are stunning!
	on January 12, 2011 mamaluv STAFF said: @Becky - yes, it is purposeful! And when it's done in a subtle way, the effect can be really stunning (see the look on ChickAdvisor reader Kate here, taken during the Clairol Natural Instincts Challenge). However, many of the celebs who went for the trend tried a more obvious approach and I can see how you'd find that unkempt-looking.
	on January 12, 2011 Becky 13,128 said: I swear I live in a cave!! "Ombre hair"!?!? You mean dark roots and light hair combo is done on purpose!? And it has a name!?!? I thought it was perhaps the economy making ladies stingy on hair colour!! Jeez... Now that I've google imaged it, I have to say I agree with mamaluv. Not a big fan on the look.. (I wasn't even when I thought it was caused by laziness/accidental!) Although few do rock the look, on most it just looks unkept imo.
	on January 11, 2011 dolce_bellissima 4,214 said: I actually love the Ombre hair. I think Whitney Port was among the top celebs who wore it exceptionally well. But hers looked much more natural that Drew B.'s, who went a little overboard on the contrast of colors at one point.
	on January 11, 2011 LaurenBlair 128 said: I agree with Beauty Editor in her article though, some of the celebs can rock the look better than others. In my opinion it looks ok if the two colours are closer in hue rather than Drew's look (above)- it looks like her hair has been dipped in bleach.
	on January 11, 2011 mamaluv STAFF said: Me too. I wasn't so keen on it to begin with.
	on January 11, 2011 LaurenBlair 128 said: I'm so glad we are done with the ombre!
	on January 11, 2011 dolce_bellissima 4,214 said: All Alexander McQueen's shoes are pulled directly out of Creative, Whimsical Heaven! Just incredible...