Kristen stayed true to herself at the 2013 Oscars, wearing messy second-day hair and a reddish-brown smokey eye. Did you love her look? Tell us below.
Kristen Stewart, 22, wore apale pink Reem Acra gown on the red carpet for the 85th annual Academy Awards and looked so gorgeous. The prestigeous ceremony was held at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, CA on Feb. 24. Read more about Kristen’s exact beauty look below!
Celebrity makeup artist Beau Nelson tweeted on Feb. 24, “Getting Kristen even more gorgeous!” He included a photo of a wide array of Chanel makeup, a beautyblender makeup sponge, makeup brushes and individual false eyelashes. He definitely worked his magic to give Kristen smooth skin, a pink lip, subtle cheek color and an auburn smokey eye to match her hair color.
How To Get Kristen Stewart’s Oscar Hair
To get Kristen’s perfectly un-perfect hair, we recommend using Aveeno’s Pre Renewal Dry Shampoo to enhance your hair’s natual texture. To get volume, shake the can before use. Pull hair up using your hands or a brush and spray directly on roots, holding can about 8″ away from your head. Massage with your fingers until all the product has disappeared into your hair.
Kristen Stewart Hobbles Along The Red Carpet
Kristen was seen limping during Oscar rehearsals earlier in the day and hit the red carpet with crutches! Kristen walked the red carpet alone, without her love Robert Pattinson, who is currently filming The Rover in Australia.
Even without Rob and with an injury, Kristen looked stunning and beautiful at the awards show.
What do you think? Did you love KStew’s beauty look at the Oscars, HollywoodLifers?
– Dory Larrabee
More Kristen Stewart Academy Awards News:
- Jennifer Lawrence & Kristen Stewart’s Oscars Red Carpet Showdown
- Kristen Stewart Presenting At The Oscars — KStew Limps On Stage
- Kristen Stewart Without Robert Pattinson At 2013 Oscars — Good For Her
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