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Jason Merritt/GettyThe Big Bang Theory star Kaley Cuoco has more than a stylist in Tara Swennen, she has a pal who has her best interests at heart. Case in point-Swennen's best advice ever, according to Cuoco: "I don't like wearing bras, so she's always telling me, 'You are wearing a bra. We're putting this on you,'" Cuoco told InStyle.com. "I'm very precautionary with the wardrobe malfunctions," Swennen confirmed. "She knows!" Cuoco continued. "She'll say, 'This is going to be see-through. It doesn't feel see-through right now, but it will be.' I like to be as comfortable as I can, but sometimes she's like, 'Look, this isn't going to be comfortable, but just do it.' So, always wear a bra." Wise!

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Courtesy Photo (4); WIreImage; Time Inc Photo StudioParamore's music is all about staying true to who you are-and now the band's frontwoman Hayley Williams is taking that same concept to makeup with a new collaboration with MAC Cosmetics, available exclusively online starting today. "We made a collection that represents who I am as a girl and as a woman," the singer told InStyle.com over the phone as she geared up to release her new album, Paramore (out now) and go on tour (see dates and cities here). "When we started working on it, I was surprised and excited by the fact that we weren't just doing pretty makeup that would sell. We did it to represent who I am, and it's just exactly me." Her lineup includes four products with a ginger tint: Sounds Like Noise, a matte lipstick ($15), Riot Gear, a nail lacquer ($16); Daydreaming, an eye shadow ($15); and Lightscapade, a skin finisher ($29). Her inspiration-her now-signature neon hair. "I started dyeing my hair a bright orange at 18," she said. "I didn't have tattoos or piercings, but

AP ImagesLilly Pulitzer, the woman who created printed dresses that radiated the sunshine every day of the year, passed away yesterday at the age of 81. After moving to Palm Beach, Florida in the late 1950s, she was inspired to create the line after she opened a juice stand and needed clothes to cover juice stains-enter her iconic orange slice-covered shifts, paisley prints, and vacation clothes. Since then, she's launched baby clothes, stationery, shoes, and sorority wear, and expanded her company into the empire it is today. "Lilly was a true original who has brought together generations through her bright and happy mark on the world," the company wrote on her Facebook page. And InStyle couldn't agree more-we've featured Pulitzer's name 60 times in our magazine, first in May 1996 with her mini daisy jeans and, most recently, last November in our Best of Web feature, where her products were featured in our spotlight on giftsthatgive.com ($1 out of every $5 spent goes to your favorite charity).

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Beyoncé celebrated #ThrowbackThursday in a big way today! After teasing the world yesterday by releasing a 6-second video clip to preview a new project, the singer shared her first commercial for Pepsi this morning. Titled "Mirrors," the one-minute clip shows Bey (in AllSaints' Kyoto tee, which you can snag here for $68) surrounded by a circle of mirrors, at first struggling to pin down her new choreography. After taking a sip of an ice cold Pepsi, she's given new life by looking in the mirror and seeing her reflection transformed into her "Bootylicious"-era self. Suddenly surrounded by images of her former selves, Bey gets inspired and starts busting out dance moves spanning her entire career (good to see you again, "Single Ladies" hand wave). "Embrace your past, but live for now," the singer asserts before strutting across the stage. Amen, Bey!

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Stud earrings are having a moment! These small jewels make a big impact without weighing you down, plus they can be easily paired with other statement pieces like chunky necklaces or stackable cuffs. See our top five picks below.

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What's bright, floral, graphic and won't set you back a fortune? This season's top trends, of course! From statement-making black and white pieces to bright, lacy head-turners, InStyle's editors have shopped the stores for you and found the best (and most affordable!) takes on spring's most in-demand styles. Shop these affordable, in-demand items now, and style without debt!
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FameFlynet Pictures; startraksphotoReese Witherspoon has gone brunette! The star, who made serious waves at the Oscars with her perfectly-styled ringlets, debuted her new hue in Nashville over the weekend with her family. Witherspoon has worked her Legally Blonde highlights for years-the last time she crossed over to the dark side was in 2005 to play the role of June Carter-Cash, wife of country icon Johnny Cash. "My hair was dyed dark brown for Walk the Line," she told InStyle previously. "It was a very sophisticated style for me." We think it looks just as chic the second time around!

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- Marianne Mychaskiw

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Midriff tops make a bold fashion statement, but it's a statement that everyone, including Diane Kruger (in Carven and Vanessa Bruno), Miley Cyrus (in Marc Jacobs), and Selena Gomez (in Dolce & Gabbana), is loving-and Chloe Sevigny hopes it stays that way. The American Horror Story actress, who wore her own cutout creation (vintage Chloe by Karl Lagerfeld) to Barneys Celebrates 60 Years of Chloe at the department store in New York, loves the look because she believes it gives people a chance to breakout from "playing it safe" with their style. "I think that you shouldn't be afraid of being an individual," Sevigny told InStyle.com. "People are so afraid of criticism, especially from all of the tabloid magazines and stuff, but I think that the InStyles of the world always seem to celebrate individuality more, so I just keep that in mind." So true, Chloe!

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