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Glam up your statement haircut with some of these vibrant hair color ideas 2012. Start by choosing a shade which suits your skin tone and personality. Don't be shy to flaunt your style chameleon ambitions.

Start a brand new page in your beauty diary to live out your wildest hair coloring fantasies. This spring, keep your locks in top shape with regular trimming sessions and a radiant new shade. The vibrant hair color ideas 2012 below might not be for everyone. However, if you have the right attitude, you'll be able to turn yourself into a fashion force. Sport a two-tone or block colored hairstyle and show off your adventurous beauty sense. Let versatility be your next style mantra! Push the boundaries of what you would call natural-looking and explore the smashing impact of bright and bold hues. Hit the hair salon and ask for gorgeous highlights or a complete hair coloring session depending on your preferences.





We're glad to offer you a selection of the hottest hair color trends envisioned by pro hairdressers. Look no further if you've spotted your dream look. Contrastive shades will do magic with your long, medium or short hair, especially if you're not afraid of statement optical shocks. Stay trend-conscious and keep your locks up-to-date with recent hair styling and dyeing trends you see on the runway and in Hollywood.

Put your best fashion foot forward and complement your show-stopping look with a vibrant hairdo. The numerous shades of red conquered the heart of millions of 'it' girls. Choose natural tones for a laid back and more restrained look. On the other hand, if you just can't satisfy your cravings for provocative beauty fixes with a natural-looking shade, it's time to take action and move on to the vibrant color palette.






# Bright shades scream for a well-defined hair care regime. If you want to maintain the natural radiance and soft texture of your locks, it is important to include a few of the A-list color-protective products into your beauty kit. Shampoos, deep-conditioners and other revitalizing treatments will help you keep your new color in a flawless condition. Use your creativity to combine various hues and nail down a few eye-popping and voguish hair designs. Give your hair a fabulous glam boost by taking full advantage of first class hair coloring techniques and hair dye formulas.




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The hottest celebrities have put their best face forward tonight at the 2012 Grammy Awards celebrations. From chic updos, sleek ponytails to effortless waves and voluminous curls, the red carpet was dominated by playful simplicity. Check out the best celebrity hairstyles from the 2012 Grammy Awards!

The biggest names in Hollywood strode down the red carpet to celebrate one of the biggest nights in the music industry. The 54th edition of the Annual GRAMMY Awards was held at Staples Center on February 12, 2012 in Los Angeles, California.
Armed with the best fashion, hair and makeup specialists of the industry, celebrities have proven to be a veritable source of inspiration for the hottest beauty looks of the season. From stylish updos to effortless waves, the night's red carpet looks have taken the place of elaborately sculpted hairstyles we usually see at various glamorous events. Check out some of the best celebrity hairstyles spotted at the 2012 Grammy Awards!

Alciia Keys

Katy Perry

Paris Hilton

Taylor Swift

Carrie Underwood

Fergie

Jessie J

Snooki

Adele

Julianne Hough

Kelly Osbourne

Rihanna

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It's no easy task, but Jessica Alba managed to outshine the models at Michael Kors' show at New York Fashion Week today.
The mother-of-two looked elegant and stylish as she took her place in the front row alongside her husband Cash Warren.
The 31-year-old Fantastic Four star, who was joined by her husband Cash Warren, dazzled in teal Michael Kors frock with leather and cut-out detailing along with black tights and an elegant clutch.

Her hair was scarped back and she finished the look with lashings of red lipstick.
She sat alongside Rum Diary star Amber Heard, 25, who wore a classic white shift with a black and white patterned belt.
The two actress chatted away before the show and at one point onlookers spotted Jessica proudly showing her pictures of her daughters Honor, three, and six-month-old Haven.
Jessica's stylist - Bravo star Brad Goreski - also accompanied her.
Goreski managed to avoid an awkward encounter with his former employee turned nemesis Rachel Zoe, who was spotted backstage.
A host of other famous faces also turned out to see the popular designer's latest efforts.

Fashion lovers: Anjelica Houston, Debra Messing and model Patti Hansen

Glamour girls: Anjelica Houston, Debra Messing, Paula Patton, Amber Heard and Jessica Alba looked elegant as they took their seats in the front row

Turning heads: Anjelica, Debra, Paula Patton and Amber cast their eyes over the designs

Liking what they see: The female starlets in the front row enjoyed eyeing up the designer's latest collection

George Clooney's girlfriend Stacy Keibler joined the A-list set in a fitted olive green dress that featured leather detailing. Smash actress Debra Messing, Vogue editor Anna Wintour, journalist Katie Couric, Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol star Paula Patton rounded out the star-studded crowd. On the catwalk, Kors showed designs that featured big furs, knits and tweeds.

It was a great day for the designer, who is also famous for his role as a judge on the hit fashion show, Project Runway. His company reported robust quarterly results and shares of the designer apparel and accessories company jumped 26 percent to $42.19 on Tuesday on the New York Stock Exchange. Chief Executive John Idol attributed the quarterly performance to 'the strong demand for the Michael Kors luxury brand, our exciting assortment of fashion merchandise and our exceptional jet-set in-store experience.'

Now that's one way to stop traffic: Jessica was earlier spotted on the streets of New York in a bright blue jacket and green jeans

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One of the biggest fashion galas is back in the Capital. The long-awaited Wills India Fashion Week Fall-Winter 2012-13 kick-started at Pragati Maidan on Wednesday.
Though Day One started on a smooth note, it was a mixed bag of goodies.
The ensembles presented on the runway were more or less been-there-seen-that, and even the Bollywood faces spotted at the shows were the usual one.

Given the great line-up for Day One, there were no big surprises in store in terms of design and innovation.
Delhi's hot favourite and home-grown designer duo, Shantanu & Nikhil opened the fashion extravaganza with their autumn-winter S&N Drape collection.

Model-actress Jesse Randhawa strikes a pose in a shimmering, short S&N number
While the designers improvised on their trademark drapes and wraps, the creations did little to showcase the duo's creative genius.
The collection was inspired by Indian vintage colours and culture with a contemporary twist.
The short body-hugging numbers, sparkling bodices and trendy sequinned shrugs on display were tailormade for the sensual woman of today.
The line-up also presented a myriad of long evening gowns and cocktail dresses in bold monotones of deep autumn colours.
Red, gold and black were interspersed with emerald greens and sapphire blues. Wrap sari gowns in purple and cream were the highlight of the collection.
As opposed to the usual Bollywood showstoppers who take away more than they add to a collection, Sameera Reddy and Dia Mirza chose to applaud the collection from off the runway.

The Bollywood girls looked glamorous in their respective S&N designs. There was, interestingly, a discussion on Congress' star campaigner Priyanka Gandhi-Vadra at the show.
While Dia said she loved Priyanka for her fuss-free style, Sameera called her uniquely fashionable. Nikhil too praised Priyanka, saying she's a 'good combination of Italy and India.'

if Shantanu & Nikhil showed us the glam side, designer Anand Kabra offset it with an ascetic flavour. The designer, known for his deconstructed and flowing creations, played on juxtaposition for his 'Becoming Kami' collection.
Inspired by Misogi-No-O-Harai in Shinto (the act of purifying the three temporal worlds, the past, present and future), the show highlighted a cleansing and spiritual side of fashion. It was a lineup of ethnic fashion blended with western minimalism.
The designer played with pyjamas - churidaars with zippers, elephant pants and palazoo pants combined with churidars - for a refreshing new-age take on the done-to-death lowers.
Designers Preeti Chandra and Vineet Bahl showed tiny and long numbers in black and white in their respective prêt collections.
Sheers, translucent gowns and girly short dresses were present in both the collections.