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5 Celebrity Stylist Tips for the Perfect Red Carpet Look

Jennifer Lawrence was a winner and a head-turner in a stunning red Dior gown at the 2013 Golden Globe Awards.  To help every woman look and feel like an A-list starlet, celebrity stylist George Kotsiopoulos from E!'s Fashion Police, has a few tips:

George Kotsiopoulos
IT’S ALL ABOUT THE RIGHT FOUNDATION

No matter how chic your outfit is, it’s important to get all the details right and that includes a stunning silhouette and beautifully moisturized skin. Make sure to use a body shaper under your dress (yes, we all need a little cinch now and then!) and get glowing skin with dermatologist tested Suave® Skin Solutions Advanced Therapy Body Lotion. It has rich hydrators that moisturize the skin’s surface to make skin smooth, soft and more beautiful. Plus, it is clinically proven to moisturize for up to 24 hours – so you can look fabulous from dawn ‘til dusk.
GET THE FIT RIGHT

The right tailoring can make or break an outfit. Most women have a hard time finding dresses that fit their bodies right off the rack. If you try on a gown and it pulls in all the wrong places, go a size larger and then find a good tailor to make it perfect for your body (pull in the waist, hug the hips, hem up the straps and any other details).
MAKE A STATEMENT – JUST ONE!

When we think about accessorizing, it is sometimes tough not to go overboard, but always remember that you need just one focal point with every award-winning outfit. If you’re wearing an elaborate dress, keep everything else very simple (including hair, make-up and accessories). On the other hand, if your dress is very simple, then pair with it elaborate jewels or dramatic hair and makeup so that you to really stand out.
Actress Jennifer Lawrence/Just Jared
BE BOLD WITH COLOR
Black is always chic (and safe).  But unless it’s over-the-top, it can be forgettable and that’s no way to win “best dressed” this season. Make an entrance by wearing a bold color that flatters your skin tone. We all have one color that elicits multiple compliments every time we wear it and that is your best color. 

 Of course, color will not truly shine if your skin doesn’t look radiant, so pair this bold look with Suave® Skin Solutions Smoothing Body Lotion with Cocoa Butter & Shea. It has a new, richer formula that instantly relieves dryness to soften rough, dry skin and replenishes moisture for up to 24 hours.

BE YOURSELF

Don’t worry about trends or what everyone else might be wearing. Use your own sense of style to choose an A-list ensemble. Wear what you feel confident in and what looks great on you; not only will you look amazing, but your confidence will radiate.

For more beauty and styling tips from George and to enter the "Experience the Richness" contest for a chance to win the grand prize – the ultimate day of richness --visit the Suave Beauty Facebook page.
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