Kudos to Anne Hathaway! Hosting the Oscars is major and I was impressed with all of her wardrobe, hair and makeup changes throughout the show.
She set the glamorous tone for the dark when she hit the rug in an absolutely stunning signature red vintage Valentino gown, paired with bright lips and free up-do.
I met both her makeup artist and hairstylist today when they appeared on our morning show Access Hollywood Live and here is how they created her gorgeous red carpet look.
MAKEUP
WHO: Chanel Celebrity Makeup Artist Kate Lee
INSPIRATION: Kate describes this expression as "New Hollywood" as opposed to "Old Hollywood." Anne Hathaway was the youngest individual always to boniface the Oscars - she knew they were creating history! Everything around her was young, fresh and new Hollywood. 
HOW TO:
"The search was centered about a thin black lined eye with a defined socket and a deep rose lip stain. For the lips - the joke is to make a mark with the lipstick by applying the lipstick, blotting the lips with blotting paper and repeating this step. Then, to produce a matte look, I lightly powdered the mouth. On her lips, I used CHANEL Rouge Coco Lip Gloss in Rivoli and lightly powdered over her speak for a matte effect. In between changes I used By Terry Rose Salve to remove lip colors and keep lips fresh."
"For a base, I used CHANEL Vitalumiere Fluid Makeup in Limpide, which I used throughout the show. For concealer, I used Kanebo Brush Type Concealer in CB 1 Light. To make a new glow on her cheeks, I used CHANEL Powder Blush in Fresque and defined cheekbones with Kevyn Aucoin The Sculpting Powder in Medium. I created a dim line created with Bobbi Brown Long-Wear Gel liner in Black Ink. For the eye, a serious deception is to describe the eye with a cake liner using an angled brush and pick up and complete the blood with a cotton tip. The eye socket was defined with Illamasqua Powder Eye Shadow in Truth and I applied CHANEL Inimitable Mascara in Noir."
For more info, check out www.chanel.com.
HAIR
WHO: Frederic Fekkai Celebrity Stylist Adir Abergel
INSPIRATION: A new study of an Edwardian influenced style accented with a bohemian flair; a soft, loose style with beautiful shine.
HOW TO:
Begin by parting the hair down the essence and apply Fekkai Advanced Full Blown Volume Styling Whip to the hair from roots ends. Blow-dry the hair using Fekkai Round Brush. Next, pull hair into a low ponytail at the scruff of the neck, making certain to track the ears. Then turn the ponytail into a loose knot. The key is holding it easy for a trace of bohemian flair. It`s most like a draping around the case with wispy pieces of hair coming out softly. Finish the expression by spraying the Fekkai Coiff™ Sheer Hold Hairspray.
Head to www.fekkai.com for more information.
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