#RoyalWedding(part 2):Monaco Edition

We already know the news that "Pierre Casiraghi, grandson of Grace Kelly and Prince Ranier, and son of Princess Caroline, married Italian heiress and journalist Beatrice Borromeo in a beautiful ceremony in Monaco,earlier on Saturday."
          The 2nd ceremony,yes,second..though not common for as common folks,who can barely afford a single wedding..Duh! 
    Anyway,the pair decided to have a religious ceremony after their civil one in Monaco.The Wedding dress is definitely one for the books as well as her updo-the bun was sophisticated,regal,chic and a refresher .Why? Because of a simple braided lock wrapped around the base, it married modern style with timeless. Whereas,it would also work for a bride in a non-royal circumstance. The bride wore Armani Prive's custom-made wedding dress.

Winter Hair ..

Yeah,right...Winter season is kind of like the "break up " weather,if you know what I mean. I mean everything feels so desolate.So,if I say.."Bombshell Wintery Waves",ya'll be like..WTF?! 

Not kidding,folks. Here's a pic of Gisele Bündchen’s honey-streaked mane which is nothing if not a case study in the art of consistent bombshell tousle. Whether she’s bounding down the beach or treading the Chanel catwalk,her hair looks flawlessly 'beachy'. Yes,that's correct -'beachy',very beach princess like hair albeit I ,have no clue that her hair is definitely not "flawless" . Of course,you can get hair like that. I recommend Moroccan oil range or the L'Oreal paris's hair spray.If you can afford to splurge,Kerastase then.

And while a dip in the sea or a backstage blast of texturizing spray (to say nothing of a few thick sun-kissed highlights) don’t hurt, the model mom’s trip to the ice-skating rink with her two-year-old daughter, Vivian, in Boston yesterday offered proof that polar vortexes and perfectly rumpled waves aren’t mutually exclusive. Neither is using a light hand with your makeup: Bündchen’s trademark fresh-faced good looks and flushed cheeks reminded us that even a skillful application of in-from-the-cold blush can’t beat the real thing. Our thoughts: Why not skip the lengthy blowout and tease out some texture with a diffuser—then rely on a gusty day to do the rest.

                                  Courtesy:Vogue.com