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Margaux Anbouba

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  1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Margaux Anbouba

    Amber Valletta Has Always Had Great Hair (opens the original)

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    Model Amber Valletta describes her first appearance in Vogue, when she was on the February 1993 cover, as “the moment that really blew up my career. It really put me on the map.” In the years since, she’s landed 17 Vogue covers in total, gained the honorific supermodel, become a mother, acted in movies, and so much more. Along the way, she got involved in environmental advocacy: “It’s something that’s always been in my life, my mom was a community activist and helped to stop a nuclear power plan

  2. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Margaux Anbouba

    Dakota Johnson Sparkles While Giving Taylor Swift An Award at The 2026 MTV VMAs (opens the original)

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    Dakota Johnson is a woman of many talents. And tonight, at the 2026 Video Music Awards, Taylor Swift will reveal another one of Johnson’s many gifts: Video vixen. Before the premiere of the “Patient Zero” music video—which has lyrics like “If you’re sick of him, I got you, I was patient zero”—Johnson walked the VMAs famed red carpet (which is actually turquoise) at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles. For the night, she chose a Valentino white sequin column gown. She wore her hair long and loose

  3. Article · Sep 27, 2026 · Margaux Anbouba

    8 Breakout Beauty Looks from The 2026 MTV VMAs (opens the original)

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    It’s music’s flashiest night—the 2026 Video Music Awards are here. And, as one might expect, the beauty looks across the turquoise carpet did not disappoint. Of course, there were stars who stuck to their classic glam looks—think Sienna Spiro’s teased beehive, beach waves for Slayyyter (and Dave Grohl), and dark and moody for Charli XCX—but the real delight came from those who decided to step out of their typical beauty box. Case in point: Sombr’s smudgy black eyeliner, Off Campus actor Ella Bri

  4. Article · Sep 27, 2026 · Margaux Anbouba

    Ella Bright Ditches Her Signature Hair Color for Something Witchy at the 2026 VMAs (opens the original)

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    Ella Bright is going Off Campus—and with a new look, to boot! When we first met the actor as Hannah “Wellsy” Wells earlier this year in the hit Prime series, her hair was a shade of light brown with a tiny bit of red. But as of tonight, she’s gone to the dark side: a dark chocolate brown, that is. Bright chose the 2026 MTV VMAs carpet to debut her new hair color, which is absolutely perfect for fall. It’s striking, much like the silk corset dress and six-string pearl choker she chose for the occ

  5. Article · Sep 23, 2026 · Margaux Anbouba

    The True Story Behind Princess Diana’s Most Controversial Hairstyle (opens the original)

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    Earlier this week, Earl Charles Spencer released a book about his older sister, the late Diana, Princess of Wales: Swan Song: Diana, My Sister. The 348-page memoir offers a look at Diana’s too-short life, touching upon, among other things, the princess’s magnetic style, which influenced beauty routines, haircuts, and more trends around the world. “Her infectious appeal could be challenging for traditionalists at court,” Spencer writes of his sister. One of those challenges, of course, wa

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