Scarlett Johansson

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As excited as we were to hear that Dolce & Gabbana is launching a fabulous new makeup collection, we were even more excited to hear that Scarlett Johansson would be the face of the campaign. The blonde beauty was shot by Solve Sundsbo in London, in a series of shots meant to evoke Marilyn Monroe’s iconic beauty. And we’ve got an exclusive ad image just for PEOPLE.com readers to preview! Tell us: What do you think of Scarlett’s new ad?

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We already love their sexy dresses, fabulous fragrances and amazing accessories, and now we have Dolce & Gabbana’s first makeup line to look forward to! The Italian design duo told WWD that Scarlett Johansson will be the face of the new collection, which had input from legendary makeup artist Pat McGrath. “We see makeup as another thing for women, like a dress. We worked on the makeup line like we work on a clothing collection — you can change makeup like you can change your clothes, depending on your mood,” Stefano Gabbana told WWD. The makeup will be packaged in glossy gold slipped into gold pouches, with colors taking inspiration from the Mediterranean (think deep blues and golds). The lipsticks will be scented with rose. “We wanted to create makeup with a scent. Domenico and I remember when we were children and opened our mother’s handbags — the scent of her lipstick trailed out. I observed that when women open makeup, they smell it first,” said Gabbana. As for Scarlett, she was photograhed for the sexy ad campaign by Solve Sundsbo lounging in a bed, recalling images of Marilyn Monroe. “Scarlett is sure of herself,” Gabbana said. “She’s a beautiful girl, but she’s really easygoing. She is very Dolce & Gabbana.” The products are set to launch for spring with prices ranging from $20 for nail lacquer to $59 for powder foundation. Tell us: Are you excited for Dolce & Gabban makeup?

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Rachel Bilson, Scarlett Johansson and Kristen Bell might have completely different looks, but one thing they all have in common is their stylist Nicole Chavez. For Sunday night’s Teen Choice Awards, Nicole tells PEOPLE, “I wanted a very casual, fun, young vibe — I was gravitating towards really soft palettes,” for all her clients. Rachel was Nicole’s first client four years ago when they met on the set of The O.C. and Bilson encouraged her to start styling. Rachel, who won for Teen Choice Movie Actress Action Adventure for her thriller Jumper, wore a blue one-shouldered Brian Reyes dress (someone that Rachel “loves working [with]“). Of her longtime client, Nicole says, “Rachel is very natural with fashion. She’s not afraid to wear something that is a little different or unexpected.” Kristen Bell “immediately gravitated” to her Jenni Kayne hot pink skirt and nude cami. Of the look, Nicole says, “The color combo’s great. It’s super modern, cute. Perfect for Teen Choice.” For Scarlett, it was a Matthew Williamson chiffon dress with a burst of colors on the beaded shoulders, but, says Nicole, “The real statement will be about the jewelry. It’s fun to layer things and be more bold.” All the pieces were from Scarlett’s friend jewelry designer Sonia Boyajian, who designed her engagement ring. Like Rachel, Nicole says Scarlett isn’t afraid of a fashion risk. We love all Nicole’s girls’ looks. Tell us: Who was your favorite– Rachel, Kristen or Scarlett?

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Even if Scarlett Johansson didn’t have the kind of lips that most women would die for, you still couldn’t miss her mouth with this bold shade of — no pun intended — scarlet. We look the Old Hollywood glamour look of her platinum hair and rich red lips, but don’t know if we could pull this one off ourselves. But we want to know what you think! Tell us: Would you wear lips as bold as Scarlett?

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From Brigitte Bardot and Marilyn Monroe to Scarlett Johansson and Halle Berry, Hollywood’s always had its fair share of stars with enviable cleavage. But we want to know who you think has the best bustline of them all! Tell us: Of today’s stars, who do you think has the best cleavage in Hollywood? Is is Scarlett or Halle or another star?
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Scarlett Johansson has shown her affection for Louis Vuitton before, but Thursday night, she really showed the label her love! The star hosted a party at LV’s Fifth Avenue store in N.Y.C. to launch the new “LoVe” collection (we’ve already spotted Sienna Miller carrying one of the bags). Daniel Lalonde, the new president of the French luxury goods house told PEOPLE that “Love was the theme of the spring collection of Louis Vuitton, which, as Marc [Jacobs] said, You can’t spell Love without ‘LV.’” Awww. Sharing the love was fellow party-goer actress Alex Kingston who told PEOPLE that she is “so happy that Scarlett is the muse for Louis Vuitton. She’s curvy-figured, and it’s so nice that Louis Vuitton has honored her figure.” Downplaying her famous looks (and gorgeous Louis Vuitton frock), Scarlett joked “it took a couple of hours to get ready tonight. A little shellac and I’m good to go.”

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No, it’s not your eyes — these are fashion illusions. Translating to “trick the eye,” trompe l’oiel is a centuries old technique of making the 2-d look 3-d. Popular in design in the 70’s, the look is back with a vengeance for spring, showing up on stars like Julianne Moore, Scarlett Johansson and Lucy Liu. Their designer frocks are from Proenza Schouler, Louis Vuitton and Zac Posen, but don’t worry — we’ve got some ideas on how to get the look for less! Tell us: Is this a trend you’d try?

Try a trompe top from Tsumori Chisato, $230, at hejfina.com or this quirky t-shirt, $15, from fredflare.com.

Just want a hint of trompe l’oeil? Try these adorable Roberta di Camerino wedges, $140, at yoox.com or this little Anna Sui tank top, $34, at hipundies.com.

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