Celebrity makeup artist Kendra Richards shows us how to get Zoe Saldana's glimmery gold eyeshadow look from this year's Critics Choice Awards. All you need is MAC gold pigment shadow, black eyeliner, and volumizing mascara to easily recreate this bold, glam look!
One actress, one weekend, multiple looks. It's been pretty much nonstop for Anna Kendrick, who's earning plaudits for her performance in Up in The Air. At the AFI awards on Friday, she went for a chic up 'do. At the Critics' Choice Awards on the same day, it was all about a simple and sleek ponytail. And on Saturday, it was off to BAFTA's tea party where soft curls were the order of the day. She shines at all three events, but which hairstyle do you think suits her most?
Emily Blunt, who's up for an award for her work in The Young Victoria, pairs a soft chignon with shimmering rose-and-violet makeup. The look gives her a sophisticated and youthful look. Do you think this style is fit for a queen, or have you preferred other looks on the future Mrs. Krasinski? Vote on all of my Critics' Choice Awards polls here!
Looking poised as ever, Zoe Saldana manages to make glittery gold eye shadow look gorgeous—not an easy feat, since that sort of thing can run into Studio 54 territory if you're not careful. Girlish curls show off her amazing bone structure, and those earrings make the whole look a little brighter than you might expect. What do you think? Vote on all of my Critics' Choice Awards polls here!
One of France's rising stars was bright-eyed at the Critics' Choice Awards. Although she didn't win an award, she might be more lucky at the Golden Globes today. Her pulled-back hairstyle is elegant but simple, and her makeup is polished in every way. Very French, but do you think it's very lovely, too? Vote on all of my Critics' Choice Awards polls here!
Too much of a good thing is wonderful, as Julianne Moore proves. Red hair, red lipstick, and a red dress make her stand out stunningly. This look is uniquely hers, right down to the smattering of freckles on her shoulder. So fresh, so cool. Do you agree? Vote on all of my Critics' Choice Awards polls here!
Best Actress award winner for the night: Sandra took to the red carpet to show off her caramel highlights and smoky dark purple eyeliner. Her blush and lip were way understated, suggesting that she follows the rule about making only one feature strong. It's hard to believe she's 45, and I think she looks amazing—and not in an "amazing for 45" way, either. What about you? Vote on all of my Critics' Choice Awards polls here!
Cutie Carey was all smiles on the red carpet, as well she should be, given the amazing reviews her performance in An Education got. Her look was classic gamine, from the pixie cut to the drawn-on brows. Do you dig her retro look, or is it too Audrey? (Is there such a thing?)
Best known for her role in Twilight, Anna Kendrick is getting accolades for her performance in Up in the Air. In fact, she was nominated for a Critics' Choice Award. Regardless of how successful she is inside the auditorium, she looked lovely outside on the red carpet. She kept her hair very simple with a slicked-back ponytail and went a little more dramatic with the makeup. The most electrifying part of her look were her eyes, which were framed with dark shadow and just a hint of a cat eye. The cheeks and lips were a little more subtle. Overall she gets a win in my book. What do you think? Vote on all of my Critics' Choice Awards polls here!
Emily Blunt, who's up for an award for her work in 
Looking poised as ever, Zoe Saldana manages to make glittery gold eye shadow look gorgeous—not an easy feat, since that sort of thing can run into Studio 54 territory if you're not careful. Girlish curls show off her amazing bone structure, and those earrings make the whole look a little brighter than you might expect. What do you think? Vote on all of my 
One of France's rising stars was bright-eyed at the Critics' Choice Awards. Although she didn't win an award, she might be more lucky at the Golden Globes today. Her pulled-back hairstyle is elegant but simple, and her makeup is polished in every way. Very French, but do you think it's very lovely, too? Vote on all of my 
Too much of a good thing is wonderful, as Julianne Moore proves. Red hair, red lipstick, and a red dress make her stand out stunningly. This look is uniquely hers, right down to the smattering of freckles on her shoulder. So fresh, so cool. Do you agree? Vote on all of my 
Best Actress award winner for the night: Sandra took to the red carpet to show off her caramel highlights and smoky dark purple eyeliner. Her blush and lip were way understated, suggesting that she follows the rule about making only one feature strong. It's hard to believe she's 45, and I think she looks amazing—and not in an "amazing for 45" way, either. What about you? Vote on all of my 
Cutie Carey was all smiles on the red carpet, as well she should be, given the amazing reviews her performance in An Education got. Her look was classic gamine, from the pixie cut to the drawn-on brows. Do you dig her retro look, or is it too Audrey? (Is there such a thing?)
Best known for her role in Twilight, Anna Kendrick is getting accolades for her performance in Up in the Air. In fact, she was nominated for a Critics' Choice Award. Regardless of how successful she is inside the auditorium, she looked lovely outside on the red carpet. She kept her hair very simple with a slicked-back ponytail and went a little more dramatic with the makeup. The most electrifying part of her look were her eyes, which were framed with dark shadow and just a hint of a cat eye. The cheeks and lips were a little more subtle. Overall she gets a win in my book. What do you think? Vote on all of my