Red Carpet Glam: Kate Walsh at the 61st Annual Primetime Emmys…

Kate Walsh was a winner on the red carpet at the 61st Primetime Emmys in a high low combo of accesorries to accomodate her FAB J. Mendel dress. In addition her hair was styled for about $6 bucks. Kate says, “Great style doesn’t have to cost a fortune, which is why I often mix luxury items with affordable finds,” she continues, “One of my favorite style finds is Suave Professionals because they offer salon-quality products without the salon price tag.”

How They Did It
To achieve Kate’s red carpet coif, Suave Celebrity Stylist Luke O’Connor, owner of LuKaRo Salon in Beverly Hills, will bring to life America’s favorite hairstyle and share his style tips and tricks on www.SuaveStyledForASteal.com to get the same look. No stranger to awards shows himself, O’Connor was nominated for creating Debra Messing’s famous hairstyles on “Will & Grace,” so he knows exactly what it takes to pull off an award-worthy look. “Kate is smart to pair her award show dress with an affordable find like Suave Professionals,” O’Connor says. “I know from experience that Suave Professionals works as well as high-end salon products, no matter the occasion.” And Luke knows his stuff!  Remember when he did my hair with Suave products last year?

Get the Look:

• Begin with Vibrant Shine Shampoo and Conditioner from Suave Professionals to restore shine and luster to dull hair.
• Next, blow dry hair in sections with a large round brush.
• For the side-swept bangs, take the front section and blow-dry back with a large round brush, swooping to the side.
• Finally, apply a dollop of Suave Professionals Sleek Anti-Frizz Cream. Apply first to ends and work your way up to control fly-aways.
• Finish the look with Suave Professionals Extra Hold Hairspray

Stay Pretty!!

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Lianne Farbes writes TheMakeupGirl. She is a Beauty Expert, Social Media Enthusiast, Project Manager, Event Producer, Web 2.0 Cheerleader and she is always online. Follow her on Twitter @TheMakeupGirl and friend her through any of her social profiles here.

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