Celebrities changed their hairstyles

 Sometimes celebrities get tired of their appearance, and they decide to radically change its image.
First they change their hairstyle, but their new style is not always approve of their fans.
I suggest you look at the selection of the most bizarre hairstyles of celebrities.Natalie Portman

 Jake Dzhillendhol

 Renee Zellweger

 Emma Watson

 Charlie Sheen

 Casey

 Pink

 Matt Damon

 Solandzh Knowles

 Demi Moore

 Joseph Gordon-Levitt

 Michelle Williams

 Ryan

 Selena Gomez

 David Beckham

 Rumer Willis

 Alicia Keys

 Selma Bleir

 Willow Smith

 Keira Knightley

hairstyles always in style

Hairstyles Always in Style

Hairstyles always in style. Hairstyles are one of the best ways of expressing your personality and defining your look. All week long, both ladies and gents will get tips and updates about how best to stay coiffed. Starting off, here are the 10 looks for women that are always au courant, on matter the age or decade:

1. The Pixie
NOW: Mess it up a bit. With spiky asymmetrical pieces on top (a la Halle Berry), the new pixie is more forgiving than the flat, boy-cut versions of the past, says Mancuso.
THEN: Twiggy’s chic runway style in 1967.
INSIDER TIP: This style works best with a small face.

 2. The Flip
NOW: “Don’t take the flip too seriously,” says N.Y.C. stylist Kevin Mancuso. “Instead of the ends flying out like Mary Tyler Moore’s they should barely hint at an upturn.”
THEN: Mary Tyler Moore’s feathered flip, 1970s.
INSIDER TIP: Take a cue from Michelle Obama’s style: adding in layers and an undefined part can soften the formerly structured style.

 3. The Bob
NOW: “Keep locks longer, almost to the shoulders, so they’re choppy in the back and even and angled in front,” suggests L.A. stylist Mark Townsend, who recently cut Ashley Olsen’s hair.
THEN: Molly Ringwald’s short style in 1986.
INSIDER TIP For an elegant effect, flat iron hair starting a few inches from the scalp.

 4. The Ponytail
NOW Ditch the Pebbles Flintstone height. “These days, ponytails are low and streamlined,” says Townsend, who recommends smoothing hair before securing it a few inches above the nape of the neck, like Debra Messing’s.
THEN Pebbles Flintstone’s spunky ponytail, 1960.
INSIDER TIP: Add polish to the sleek style, wrap hair around the elastic.

 5. Waves
NOW: Waves are smoother like Sienna Miller’s, which means trading in your beach spray for a shine pomade. “The effect now is glossy soft, and a bit more refined than the messy waves we’ve been seeing in recent years,” says L.A. hairstylist Adir Abergel.
THEN: Farrah Fawcett’s signature style in 1976.
INSIDER TIP: For a relaxed wave the curl should start below the ear-line.

 6. The Shag
NOW: Play up the shag’s rock and roll vibe with choppy layers like Taylor Momsen’s, but “keep them on the straight side,” suggests Abergel. “You don’t want too much body.”
THEN: Jennifer Aniston’s famous style from her days on Friends in 1995.
INSIDER TIP: Try not to overstyle it, adds Mancuso: “A shag is best when there’s a lived-in, natural feel to it.”

 7. The Afro
NOW: Stars like Monique Coleman show that it’s time to live large. “Big Afros are strong and sexy,” says N.Y.C. stylist Ted Gibson. “The shape is somewhat abstract with uneven edges, and it’s pulled apart a little bit,” adds Mancuso.
THEN: Whitney Houston’s short and curly style in 1986.
INSIDER TIP: Keep styling products to a minimal this style should seem organic.

 8. Curly
NOW: “Keep it loose and touchable—not like the crunchy look of the ’80s,” says Townsend.
THEN: Glenn Close’s blonde curls in 1987.
INSIDER TIP: Spirals like Leighton Meester’s should also start lower on the head (around the ears as opposed to the scalp). This leaves the top of the head smooth, so you avoid the dreaded pouf.

 9. The Updo
NOW: Stick with something simple but polished, like Anne Hathaway’s low bun. The overachieving styles of Hepburn’s time feel too fussy today. “Now it’s gathered at the nape of the neck and twisted into a sleek shape,” says Townsend.
THEN: Audrey Hepburn’s iconic Breakfast at Tiffany’s style in 1961.
INSIDER TIP: Tame hairline frizz with a dab of styling paste.

 10. Long & Straight
NOW: With volume at the roots and long, face-framing layers like Fergie’s, the latest version has more movement (and less weight) than in the super-straight ’70s, says Townsend: “I bend the ends of the hair as I iron it so you can see the layers more.”
THEN: Maureen Mccormick’s Brady Bunch style in 1971.
INSIDER TIP: Bend the ends of the hair as you iron it so you can see the layers more.

Interesting first-date fashion tips for men

Let’s face it: Women love clothes. Why else are they constantly shopping and complimenting their girlfriends on that incredible new dress or pair of pumps? And while you may be wondering, “What does this have to do with me?” I’ll tell you: More and more, women are expecting — even demanding — that the men they date look as good as they do. In other words, showing up at a swanky gallery opening in your college hoodie and lucky sneakers may make that first date your last.

But passing their scrutinizing standards isn’t as hard as you think... nor does it involve blowing your bank account on a whole new wardrobe. Just keep these simple tips from fashion experts in mind to show women you do indeed have a clue when it comes to style.

Tip #1: Whatever you do, don’t wear khakis
To many men, khakis may seem like the perfect first-date standby, being that they are dressier than jeans but more casual than dress pants. But experts adamantly stress men should avoid wearing them on dates. “Khakis scream ‘casual workplace,’” explains Bruce Pask, style director of the men’s fashion magazine, Cargo. “They just don’t seem sexy.” Jeans, on the other hand, are — and they’re perfectly acceptable these days in nearly any dating scenario (barring a really fancy restaurant with a dress code). Just be sure to stick to the basic dark pair of jeans — no matter how much you paid for the overly distressed, hole-riddled, “rumpled,”
 bleached, faded or torn ones.
Tip #2: Give the striped dress shirt a rest
When it comes to impressing a woman, standing out from the crowd can be key — and on that front, nothing kills your chances quite like a striped dress shirt. Look around at a coffeehouse or restaurant. Aren’t stripes visible everywhere? That’s why you’ll do much better wearing a shirt with a subtler pattern. “Open it up at the neck and lose the tie, which can make a guy look a bit choked up,” says Pask. A nice polo shirt is a more casual alternative that also works well under a blazer. And last but not least, your shirt should be tucked in. “A shirt halfway in, halfway out is a big pet peeve of mine,” says Kelly Rae, fashion and grooming director of Stuff magazine. “I like a guy who knows to tuck it in.”
Tip #3: A little color goes a long way
Unless you’re heading out to meet an emo chick, dressing all in black is a bit morose. “And don’t wear beige,” says Rae. “Neutral colors are boring.” On the other end of the spectrum, too much flash could be a glaring distraction, so don’t try to stand out with a hot pink T-shirt, fire-engine red sweater, or shirt covered in some designer logo. A jewel-toned sweater (maroon, forest green, cobalt blue, etc.) over a white dress shirt will make an attractive, not-too-staid but not-too-flashy statement.

Tip #4: Give attention to your footwear
Women, as you well know, are shoe-obsessed and will immediately take note of what you’ve decided to step out in this evening. The good news? Barring “work shoes” (like wingtips or loafers), any footwear — even sneakers — can look fine, especially with jeans. Boots are also appropriate; Pask says anything from motorcycle boots to a more refined version are fine. Now, the bad news: You’d better make sure those shoes look great. Polish them, and remove any scuff marks or crud that’s collected on the sides or in your soles. A man who maintains his shoes can be trusted to be detail-oriented in other areas of his life, from his home to a new relationship.

Tip #5: Don’t forget the details
Shirt, check; jeans, check; shoes, check... think you’re in the clear? Not quite, say our experts. Paying attention to the particulars is what will really convince a gal you’re a cut above the average. “What you wear should speak to your individuality,” says Rae. “If you’re wearing a shirt with French cuffs, wear interesting cufflinks.” And don’t overlook your socks. “White gym socks belong at the gym,” says Rae. “Anything with a pattern can be fun.” She suggests looking for something with a design, like hearts or diamonds: “If he can pull the right socks off, he’s a winner.” 

Top 10 caps of the royal princess

Feathers, flowers, decor - we suggest you look at the caps of the royal princess.

1. she had already paid tribute to the eternal tradition of women of the royal house - decorate themselves absolutely fabulous hats. May 6, 2006, at the wedding of his daughter Camilla Parker-Bowles Laura, Kate shocked guests creamy-brown building in the head.

2. During raids on the nature of Kate prefers to put on jeans, jacket and wide-brimmed hat. In the photo: Kate at the races «Gatcombe Park Festival» About Tetbury, England, August 2005.

3. In order to celebrate its first appearance in the presence of the Queen, Middleton chose a hat from Philip Tracy. In the photo: Kate at a graduation ceremony of Prince William at the Military Academy, 16 December 2006, Surrey, England.

 4. Another wedding - and yet another stunning hat! At the wedding of a close friend of William Van Nikolava Kastema Kate appeared in a white and blue ensemble and hat to match, in which a year later was listed for her mother, Carol.

 5. From Russia with love, and how! Hat in the style of "Doctor Zhivago", March 2006, Cheltenham Festival in Glochestershire, England.

 6. At the wedding of friends Harry Meade and Rosie Bretford future royal betrothed appeared in the classic hat. October 23, Norslich, Glochestershir.

 7. At the launching of the spacecraft in Englzi, Wales, Feb. 24, Kate Middleton appeared in the headdress of the chocolate-brown velvet, and pheasant feathers on the designer Maddie O'Mahony from the company «Vivien Sheriff Millinery». The designer said in an interview that Kate looked great, and in her collection a lot of hats from this company.

8. Black and white cap Kate has made an impression on the audience at the dedication of William knighted by the Order of the Garter. June 16, 2008. The ceremony took place at Windsor Castle.

 9. At the wedding of David Jardine-Paterson and Emily d'Erlanzher Kate appeared in a bright scarlet dress and hat to match, abandoning the usual low-key tones. Devon, England, April 17, 2010.

10. Accompanied William to the wedding Harry Aubrey-Fletcher and Sarah Louise Stourton in Olboro, England, Jan. 8, 2011, Kate was dressed in a black ensemble and takes on the Whiteley Fisher. Sam Fisher in an interview said that "Kate looked just fine, she has a sense of style and ability to wear hats. "