Jessica Biel

January 31, 2008 | 12:01 pm

Would You Wear Horizontal Stripes Like Cameron Diaz?

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For years it’s been touted as the number one rule for dressing slimmer: avoid horizontal stripes. But stars all over size-obsessed Hollywood have been sporting it recently on shirts, tees — and even full dresses. Since we love the look on the celebs like Cameron Diaz, Jessica Biel and America Ferrera, featured in our new Stars in Stripes gallery, we’re really considering adding it to our spring wardrobe with a sailor shirt or two. But we want to know what you think! Tell us: Would you wear horizontal stripes?

January 11, 2008 | 6:00 am

Jessica Biel Goes Blonde! Love It or Hate It?

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Forget showing off new looks on the red carpet — Jessica Biel debuted her golden new blonde hair today in Heathrow airport in London! Jessica’s gone from her normal highlighted brown locks to a deep brunette earlier this year, but it’s been a long time since we’ve seen her with such light locks. She is reportedly in the U.K. to film a new movie, so perhaps it’s for the role? But regardless, we want to know what you think! Tell us: What do you think of Jessica’s new blonde hair? Do you like her better with lighter hair or her normal brown?

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December 26, 2007 | 6:00 am

What Are Your Commuting Shoes?

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Every morning, no matter how put-together our work outfit is, we almost always ruin it with our commute-friendly footwear. Right now, we’re bundling up with soft-soled tall boots (or even Uggs on the chilliest N.Y.C. days). We simply couldn’t make the trek to work any other way. Of course, once we’re there, we swap the sensible shoes for some stylish heels, but we can’t help but envy the women who seem to effortlessly wear their stilettos through their morning commute. And then there are the women, like Jessica Biel, who make flat-soled shoes look spectacular any time of day. Tell us: What kind of shoes do you wear on your commute? Do you wear your high heels? Do you change once you get into work?

November 15, 2007 | 1:30 pm

Stars Love A Bargain Too: Jessica Biel’s Urban Outfitters Boots!

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Just days after Carrie Underwood hit the red carpet in her affordable Aldo heels, Jessica Biel brightens up a gloomy day in L.A. with her turquoise suede boots from Urban Outfitters. We love how the boots add a pop of color to her jeans and Lauren Moffatt navy coat. Get Jessica’s Promenade Suede Boots in turquoise, purple, grey, black or mud for just $78 at urbanoutfitters.com. For a real splurge, get Jessica’s Lauren Moffatt wool coat, $541, at revolveclothing.com or save your money and try this hooded toggle coat, only $70 at delias.com.

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September 19, 2007 | 6:00 am

Get the Look: Jessica Biel’s Street Chic

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Even though this month’s StyleWatch cover girl has been busy filming a movie (and hanging with Justin), it doesn’t keep her from looking utterly chic while running errands in L.A. Jessica Biel was spotted this week, showing off her new shag cut and a vibrant purple –a must have color for the season– Twelfth Street by Cynthia Vincent dress with flat Loeffler Randall camel boots (Cameron Diaz has the same ones!). We loved Jessica’s look so much we had to find it for you — and, of course, the look for less!

Get Jessica’s Dress!
Twelfth Street by Cynthia Vincent dress, $215, at revolveclothing.com. For a affordable option try French Connection’s Mystify Dress, on sale $93 from $158, nordstrom.com or this even cheaper tunic, $18, at forever21.com.

Get Jessica’s Boots!
While the flat “Kit” Loeffler Randall boots are no longer available in camel, you can get them in white, $685, at bluebee.com or with a 3 inch wedge in camel, $625, at shopbop.com, but try these Seychelles flat boot with buckles, $170, at shopkitson.com for a look-a-like.

September 14, 2007 | 5:00 pm

Get the Cover Look: Jessica Biel’s Natural Glamour

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For Jessica Biel’s StyleWatch cover photo (taken at an L.A. premiere), makeup artist Kara Yoshimoto Bua went for a casually polished look. “Jessica wanted her makeup to be natural and summery but with a little extra,” Bua tells PEOPLE. The “little extra” was in her lashes, as Bua applied several coats of super lengthening Chanel Extracils Mascara in Black, $26 at chanel.com. She kept the face bare, just applying Soft Pressed Powder in Azalea, $50 at chanel.com, to give her a “flawless satin finish” and Powder Blush in Nude, $40 at chanel.com, to the contours of her cheeks. She brought out Jessica’s eyes with shimmery rosewood tones from the Chanel Quadra Eye Shadow in Sequoia, $55 at chanel.com. Then she dotted Chanel Long-Lasting Eyeliner in Ebene, $27 at chanel.com, between the lashes and extended it beyond the lashline. To complete the look, she applied a coat of Ultra Wear Lip Colour in Rose Garnet, $32 at chanel.com, to Jessica’s lips. Her hair was also casual — yet glam — thanks to stylist Renato Camporo. While Jessica’s hair was still wet, he applied Kerastase Mousse Volumactive, $34 at kerastase.com, then set the hair with pin curls and let it dry for a half hour. After removing the pins, he first used a blow dryer to “open up the curls” and then used a half inch curling iron to polish the curls around her face. He made her hair really shine with Leonor Greyl Eclat Natural styling cream, $33 at beautyhabit.com.

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September 11, 2007 | 5:00 pm

Get the Look: Jessica Biel’s Shag Haircut

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We saw Jessica Biel go darker a few weeks ago for her role in Powder Blue, and this weekend she showed her a polished version of her brunette look while hosting 3rd Annual Pink Party benefiting Cedars-Sinai Women’s Cancer Research Institute. Adir Abergel of Frederic Fekkai did Jessica’s hair for the event, showing off what he tells PEOPLE is a “modern shag. It’s the modern version of Jane Fonda’s haircut from Klute. The color is a rich auburn brown.” And Adir told us how he created Jessica’s low-key look for the event. He applied Frederic Fekkai Coiff Bouffant Lifting and Texturizing Spray Gel, $23 at sephora.com, all over the roots before rubbing a dime size amount of Controle Ironless Straightening Balm, $25 at sephora.com, all over her hair to the ends. Using a two inch round brush, he blow-dried all of her hair forward to frame her face with the cut’s heavy layers. To finish the look, he pieced out the ends with Coiff Nonchalant Piecing and Forming Wax to give it extra texture.

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