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Get the Undone Look


James Brown is Kate Moss’s best friend and the man responsible for her messy undone do. Which means he is the man we have to thank for bringing messy back, the reason we can roll out of bed, ruffle our hair and go. Well, almost.
‘I’d best describe Kate’s style as rock & roll Bardot. Marianne Faithful in the Sixties popularised this look and Kate has reinvented it for a new generation. It’s undone but ultra feminine, spontaneous and sexy.
‘Kate’s hair embodies what I wanted my hair care range to be about – simple, naturally looking sexy hair,’ he told me about his new products.
But as most of us don’t look like Kate, I wanted to know how to get that undone look. ‘It’s a really easy style to do at home because there s not a huge amount of complicated styling,’ James confided.

1 – ‘I blow dry her hair on a low level heat and speed with her head upside down, blasting the hair from all different directions to rough up the cuticles of the hair. I always use my hands at this stage rather than a brush.’
2 – ‘The head comes up and I backcomb the entire crown of the head using a touch of hairspray on my fingertips which I rub through the roots and a wide tooth comb.’
3 – ‘I brush through the hair over and over again using a Mason and Pearson natural bristle brush. And I use hairspray to achieve that all important root lift. Spray it onto your fingertips and then use your fingers to push up the roots at the crown of the head.’
4 – ‘Take a little of the styling balm and rub it between from your fingertips into the palm of your hands and rub the hair at the back of the head with the palm of your hand to create root lift on the crown, for that Bardot look, then comb over and tease out.’
  • James Brown London Hairspray £5.99, available from the 8th of October at Boots.
  • James Brown Styling Balm £5.99.
  • For more information visit www.jamesbrownlondon.com
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I know we always talk about how Kate's style is influenced by her boyfriends but, is it just me, or is Jefferson wearing one of her outfits in this picture?
 

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Kate and Sienna in catfight

A witness at Saturday’s bash told me: “Kate had a go at Sienna and accused her of stealing her style. She was ranting on about how Sienna was now trying to steal her lifestyle and her friends too.


I don`t like the idea of having friends that can be "stolen".

¿How can someone steal a true friend from you?

And if a so called friend abandons you...¿who is it to blame?

If I friend dumps me because he found "somebody new" I would blame it on him and not on his new acquaintances...:innocent:
 
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Haha:rofl: He actually is! Except for the t-shirt, it's very similar to one of her outfits. But when is the pic from? He could also be her inspirational source...
 
No new candids?
I miss Kate in her dailywear:) There's been so much partying style lately, of course due to the events, I know..
 
Laisla, thank you so much, Kate looks great there!:flower: I'm curious to see how James' line of hair products performs.

As for Perez, he often copies and pastes from Daily Mail or dailymail.co.uk. He is not often right to be quite honest. He gets all his 'gossip' about Brit stars/singers from the Daily Mail. Perez is more like a gossip aggregator more than anything else.

I would also doubt very much this incident between Sienna and Kate even occurred; its the Daily Mail people! Not the Washington Post. These tabloids are ridiculously inept with keeping their stories straight, for example: they also said Kate wore a 'vintage dress' or a 'vintage Dior' or a 'vintage 1920s dress' or a 'vintage 1940s dress' and that it cost £650 (Daily Mail), £1,500, or £4,000 (The Sun) depending on what you believe. At least keep your gossip straight!:lol:
 
^Yes he does copy and paste from Brit tabloids, the article about Sienna and Kate is found here: http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,4-2007440482,00.html

This is the last I'm going to say about this. This is the Kate thread, and Perez gets enough attention on his own.

In #19951 she's wearing the Dior coats from her ads in black isn't she? I'm sorry but those coats just look all sorts of wrong. Its sort of a 1950s landlady coat! Where's her monkey fur coat at, or is it 'done'?

And I agree she and Hack must've swapped some style tips!
 
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hate to say this, but she seemed more like a woman with pete, than now. she acts like she is 21. she is becoming a mess.

and, just a thing about the style talk... style is not just wearing same dress...dress is the weather, style is a climate. hope u know what i mean.
 
^I thought it was the other way...she was very womanly with Jefferson, and hopefully Jamie now too! He is a classy guy.

Pete on the other hand...I felt he made Kate look and act like a teenager, not an adult at all!
 
^ Thanks for posting the whole set, I just got the W issue in the mail last week. Slightly un-PC, but very beautiful.
 
I'd have to agree that the general consensus seems to be pete + kate = disaster

I think she's been looking great. even in the widely nay-ed cream vintage dress I think she (herself:body/hair/makeup) looked amazing. so take from it what you will. Perhaps the glamorous side of kate is back in the forefront as opposed to trashy-rocker-chic (which I love too)?
 
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#20185 Thanks for scanning this.
It's refreshing to see something so different editorial wise from Kate.
:heart:
 
thanks Lucy' :flower: Ive been looking around for the magazine in several stores but to no avail. Im going into central London on friday so hopefully i find it then.

Although I suspect there is little need to say the source of this article, it is, of course, the daily mail.

Moss axed from seven deals as 'cocaine bounce' fades away


A year ago Kate Moss was at the peak of an extraordinary bounce back following her alleged cocaine taking.

Expensive brands were falling over themselves to sign the model as she recovered from the exposé of her apparent drug-taking in 2005.


Twelve months on, "brand Kate" has a lower profile after a number of her most lucrative deals, including those with Agent Provocateur and Coco Chanel, were quietly axed.
She entered last year's autumn season with a record 18 major contracts, earning her tens of millions of pounds.




This year the total is down to 11 and these include three own-brand lines - a clothes range for Topshop, a fragrance for Coty Inc and a third for celebrity hairdresser James Brown, an old friend.
Last October's Vogue carried six campaigns fronted by Moss from the likes of Dior, Louis Vuitton and Burberry.
Next month's edition has none, even by those brands that still employ her.
Burberry uses model Agyness Deyn, 20, and Louis Vuitton's face is actress Scarlett Johansson.
Coco Mademoiselle uses 22-year-old Atonement star Keira Knightley.
The actress is also on the magazine's cover, a position Moss has enjoyed 24 times, the last in April.
Experts believe 33-year-old Moss is not the force she was, but is far from finished.
Francesca Newland, deputy editor of Campaign magazine, said: "I see her slightly waning now - but from a very great height. She is still going to be everywhere."
A senior industry source said:"You could say she's past her peak but her peak is not determined by her, it's determined by her ability to sell clothes.
"No one is yet seriously saying she's lost it."


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The body beautiful

Your guide to make-up and more by Lesley Thomas. This week: the only man allowed to touch Kate Moss’s hair

There's one way in which Kate Moss is exactly like the rest of us. Lovers, boyfriends and even husbands come and go but, if a woman finds a man who understands her hair, then they are bonded forever.
For Moss, that man is James Brown, who has been styling her locks since she was 15. Like most reliable stylists, he is more than just a hairdresser – he is her friend and confidant.
To Brown, who grew up in Croydon alongside the model, Moss is still the girl with whom he caught the train to London – he en route to his Covent Garden salon, she to endless castings before the world suddenly ''got" her look.
"Between my clients and her 'go-sees', we'd hang around for hours," Brown says. "If we went out, I'd do her hair and all her mates' hair. It was always very simple."
When photographer Corinne Day catapulted Moss to fame in the early Nineties, Brown's talent for styling hair to look like hair (instead of patent leather) was also heralded. They did their first Vogue cover together – she was 17, he was 22 – with Day in 1992, neither one aware that they had created a fashion turning-point.
Moss was bare-faced but for one coat of mascara. Brown scraped her tea-coloured hair away from her face – that was it. "I was so cocky," he says. "Only a few years earlier I'd been doing old ladies' shampoo-and-sets in Croydon."
Brown, who comes from a large Irish Catholic family, has been styling hair since he was eight. "I never understood why my big sister always came back from the hairdresser and washed her hair straight away. I offered to do her hair and soon I was doing all her friends' hair, too."
Now his mates' haircuts take place in Primrose Hill and Park Avenue. Brown's spiritual home, however, is a farm in Galway, where his beloved horses live, and these days, he gets on a plane only for very big names. "I'll do anything for Patrick (Demarchelier) or Peter (Lindbergh)." Or Kate...
He did Katie Holmes's first post-baby shoot and now wonders: "Why has she cut it off? What is it with women cutting their hair off after babies?"
He also recently took care of Demi Moore's hair for a magazine cover – "her hair is just perfect".
But one of Brown's favourites is Sarah Jessica Parker. In the city that invented the daily blow-dry curly hair like hers "is practically a crime", he says. Brown also wears his own hair defiantly off-trend, in a mini-afro. But he knows women are rarely happy with their God-given tresses, and that we spend obscene amounts of money fighting Mother Nature. His latest mission is to make all women love their hair.
"Women torture themselves about their hair, and what fashion dictates they should be doing. They'd be better off embracing what they have."
With Moss as consultant and muse, he has created a range of products – from hair masks and styling balms to shampoos – priced at a respectable £5.99, and available at Boots.
"It's ridiculous how people are being ripped off with some cosmetics. Everyone has the right to decent products. My sister is a nurse – she should be able to afford a good conditioner, shouldn't she?"
James Brown's tips
• Don't ever try to follow hair fashion: models have the worst hair because it gets mucked around so much.
• Find a look that suits you, and don't feel you have to keep changing your hair.
• Curly hair should be washed three times a week at the most. It needs natural moisture.
• If you are going grey and colouring your hair, go lighter – not darker – as you get older.
• 'Ladies "d'un certain age' can have long hair, but should not let it grow past bra-strap length.



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