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Jan 10 2012 04:30 PM ET
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Did Julia Roberts Inspire Catherine Zeta-Jones’s Bold Makeover?

Catherine Zeta-Jones Channels Julia Roberts in Lay the Favorite
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A far cry from her elegant red carpet persona, Catherine Zeta-Jones is turning heads with her on-screen look in the casino caper, Lay the Favorite.

In the flick, Zeta-Jones plays Tulip, a gambler’s wife with a penchant for too-tight gym clothes. With her face-framing cleavage and conspicuous accessories, her styling is more than a little reminiscent of Julia Roberts‘s Oscar-winning turn as a scantily clad legal clerk in 2000′s Erin Brockovich. The provocative look also marks an upswing for the actress, who recently supported hubby Michael Douglas through a battle with cancer — and tackled personal issues of her own.

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Feb 16 2011 05:00 PM ET
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Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones Support Michael Kors’s 30th Anniversary Show

Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones Support Michael Kors During Fashion Week
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Catherine Zeta-Jones has not one, but two special Michaels in her life — her husband Michael Douglas and her go-to designer Michael Kors. So, of course, she would turn up at Kors’s 30th anniversary runway show with her recovering husband in tow to show their combined support from the front row. Both decked out in Michael Kors, Zeta-Jones gushed of the clothes, “I loved the collection. Sometimes it’s difficult to express.” But Douglas had no such trouble weighing in on his own state of being, telling PEOPLE he feels “pretty good” as he scooted backstage with his wife on his arm. Other fans at the show included Debra Messing, Angie Harmon and Rene Russo. “I loved it,” added Anjelica Houston, who also spoke about the presence of her longtime friend Douglas. “I know, isn’t that great. We’ve all been rooting for him so much. I’m so proud of him.” The show itself had the sparkle and flow of the disco era, recalling vintage Halston, with throbbing ’70s tunes such as “I Feel Love,” playing on the soundtrack. “The colors were smashing,” said Bette Midler, who was also in the front row. The disco era fashion also brought back memories for Midler, who admitted to having a less refined version of the look the first time around. “Whooooh, big time,” she said. “It was terrifying. No, back then, I wore clothes that were a bit more eccentric.” – Jeffrey Slonim

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Apr 06 2010 01:00 PM ET
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Catherine Zeta-Jones Admits Her Beauty Product Obsession

Courtesy Elizabeth Arden

When it comes to beauty, Catherine Zeta-Jones doesn’t hesitate over what eras inspire her:  “In the ’40s, it was a wartime, and women had to make best of what they had, whether it be using super-red lipstick or throwing [an eyeliner] pencil up the back up the leg for the nylon,” she tells PEOPLE. “They had limited resources, and they made [the] best of themselves.” Not that the Welsh beauty has to skimp — eight-years-plus as the face of Elizabeth Arden has only fed her beauty obsession and filled her medicine cabinets. “I’m still a fiend. I can’t get enough,” she laughs at the mention of the product perks of her role. “Every time my husband sees anyone from Arden, he’s like, ‘How much more do we have to put in the bathroom?’ I’m like, ‘Excuse me, it’s my job. I need to test everything.’” And one item that she had a very personal hand in developing is a limited-edition charity lipstick in honor of the brand’s 100th anniversary, with proceeds benefiting Look Good…Feel Better, a program that helps improve the self-image and quality of life of people undergoing treatment for cancer. “It really is amazing what [the charity] does for these women,” says Zeta-Jones. “They lose their hair and eyebrows–what they had used, as woman, as a strength and [for] empowerment. So we thought that it would be a great idea to give back to strong, powerful women.” 100% of profits for each $20 Anniversary Lipstick in Red Door, available at elizabetharden.com, goes directly to the charity. –Katherine Kluznik Rentmeester

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