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"The wedding hair and makeup this morning at Isaac Mizrahi for Kleinfeld Bridal was fresh and simple, and made for the perfect combination to really let a wedding dress take center stage. No glam-squad needed to recreate the natural makeup and Old Hollywood-inspired hairstyle&amp;amp;#8212;though you may need to enlist the help of a coordinated bridesmaid for the hair. Check out the look and step by step how-tos after the jump!Stila for beauty.com makeup&amp;amp;#8212;so fresh and so clean! Makeup artist Romy Soleimani used Stila for beauty.com products to create this natural-glow-but-better look. For the face, she started out with Stila Perfect &amp;amp; Correct Foundation, $44, which is lightweight but still offers high-definition coverage. Then, Romy added a touch of Stila One-Step Illuminator (out this May), a peachy-pink highlighter that adds the slightest shimmer&amp;amp;#8212;and will make any bride look glowy and amazing in wedding photographs! A bit of Correcting Concealer, $23, helped ensure the models&amp;amp;#8217; skin was flawless. For the ultra-pretty lips, Romy combined Stila Long Wear Liquid Lip Colors in Petal and Muse, $22 each, to enhance their natural color and add a little punch of brightness. The color dries into a matte finish, meaning it will stay put through the kiss and beyond! To finish the look, all Romy used was a little Stay All Day waterproof mascara (out this May). See, I told you this one was easy! The hairstyles were the creation of Tamara McNaughton for Moroccanoil, and were inspired by the portraits of 1930s celeb photographer Cecil Beaton (he took Duke and Duchess of Windsor&amp;amp;#8217;s wedding photos&amp;amp;#8212;talk about glamour!). The hair was simply pulled back into &amp;amp;#8220;the minutiae of a bun,&amp;amp;#8221; as Tamara explained. Here&amp;amp;#8217;s the step-by-step rundown of the style: First, Tamara combined a bit of Moroccanoil Hydrating Styling Cream with a spritz of Luminous Hairspray Strong in her hand, and ran it through the hair starting at the roots. Next, she pulled the hair into a ponytail and secured with a hair tie, pulling a few small pieces loose at the crown to keep the look from being too &amp;amp;#8216;done.&amp;amp;#8217; Then, she teased the ponytail just a touch to add some body before forming the bun. Here&amp;amp;#8217;s where you&amp;amp;#8217;ll need a beauty-saavy bridesmaid to help you out: Tamara then loosely wrapped the ponytail inch by inch, using large bobby pins to keep the spiral in place as she twisted (try Bombshell Rubberized U Pins, $6). When the bun was completely swirled and twirled, she tucked the ends of the hair behind the bun, securing again with a pin. The key to the hairstyle is to keep it soft and loose. Finally, she replaced the large pins with normal-sized bobby pins so they would be hidden in the hair. Here&amp;amp;#8217;s a snap from the front too! That&amp;amp;#8217;s beyond-easy bridal beauty if I&amp;amp;#8217;ve ever seen it. Think you&amp;amp;#8217;ll copy the simple yet oh-so-pretty look? More bridal beauty: *4 Unique Beauty Ideas Brides Are Trying (And Posting on Pinterest) *The Understated, Tucked-Under Updo at Reem Acra Is My Favorite Bridal Market Hair So Far! *Essie&amp;#x27;s 2012 Bridal Nail Polish Collection! Which Color&amp;#x27;s Your Fave?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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