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While we’ve already fawned over the yellow vintage suit Coco Rocha wore to the Met Gala, her pink-tinted curls and bright makeup deserve just as much attention. While the model likes to do her own hair and makeup whenever possible, she rallied a team of professionals for Monday’s event. Rocha told People Magazine:

Kate Moss has admitted that even supermodels can have bad clothes days. (Is that allowed?) But not to fret, like any experienced model, Moss knows which go-to pieces work for her when encountered with a serious case of styling-block. She revealed to Cosmopolitan: “Just like anyone else I have bad days and leave clothes strewn […]

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No, it wasn’t a skunk attack that made Sienna Miller turn to tomato ketchup as her shampoo of choice—the star was simply trying to combat a bad dye job. She made the mistake of using henna to dye her hair brown for an audition (considering we’ve always known her as a blonde, this must have been years ago!) without knowing that the all-natural formula is almost impossible to remove. She told Marie Claire:

Victoria’s Secret model Miranda Kerr has less time in her beauty schedule since having her son Flynn, so she’s gotten resourceful. The model curls her lashes by applying a coat of mascara and pinching them between her thumb and a spoon (yes, a spoon!). As for her luminous skin? Kerr told BellaSugarTV she uses a dry body brush and a touch of rosehip oil:

Redheaded model Lily Cole’s perpetually fresh look makes one think she’d be a total beauty junkie. But apparently she isn’t much of a risk-taker when it comes to cosmetics, even despite having her own makeup collection with The Body Shop. She recently told British Glamour:

Kate Middleton is notorious for her High Street style (think: Topshop, Oasis and Zara dresses) but not everyone is a fan—especially shoe designer Nicholas Kirkwood, who told The Daily Beast about his higher footwear hopes for the princess:

Anna Dello Russo is a lesson in opulence. The self-dubbed “czarina” sat down with the Financial Times to talk about her need for more closet space to accommodate her massive shoe collection (it puts Imelda Marcos’ stockpile to shame):

More details on that Range Rover that Victoria Beckham helped design surfaced today in Vanity Fair’s hilarious “Stars and Cars” interview with the icon herself. Amidst the little anecdotes that she shares about the car, it’s inspiration, and the first one she ever owned, Beckham talks driving flats and whether she, indeed, does wear them at all:

It’s no wonder that Olivia Wilde is one of the newest faces of Revlon—her wide, bright eyes alone are enough to make us envious! But it’s what’s above those eyes that we’re interested in: Wilde confessed that she’s been letting her eyebrows grow out for years. And even with her recent switch to blonde hair (for a movie role) there’s been no change to her rather refreshing approach to brow grooming. In conversation with The New York Times, she explains:

We’re still not used to seeing Beyoncé in flats—and apparently neither is she. The new mom discussed her recent penchant for comfortable footwear (and Jay-Z’s apparent love of it) in the new issue of People: “I never thought there would be a day when I wouldn’t wear heels. Now that I have a child, and […]

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Coco Rocha is certainly known as a passionate supporter of healthy regulations and expectations within the modeling industry. She’s spoken at length about industry pressures to look a certain way, and how excessive retouching and photoshopping can send the wrong message to impressionable fans and viewers. However, it seems that some publications have yet to understand just how serious—and rightfully so!—she is. Yesterday, the model took to her blog to talk about a photo that appeared on the May 2012 cover of Elle Brazil:

This weekend in Beijing, Victoria Beckham revealed a very luxurious Range Rover that she helped design. While some of its features seem standard for a $128,000 vehicle—rose gold accents on the grill and a hand-finished matte paint job, no big deal—other elements were chosen because of a personal connection. The mohair floor mats, for instance, were inspired by Beckham’s childhood memories of sitting barefoot in her father’s Rolls-Royce. And, like any good designer, she made sure to check out a whole suite of high-end toys before getting started: