When Estée Lauder announced Kendall Jenner as the newest face of the iconic brand this past weekend (complete with some gorgeous behind-the-scenes pics), we immediately fell in love with this soft smoky green eye -- a look we think Jenner herself probably enjoyed. "I like a good eye," Jenner told model Joan Smalls, another Estée; Lauder campaign star, when asked about her favorite makeup in arecent interview.

To get the look, Estée Lauder global makeup artist Victor Henao mixed Estée Lauder Pure Color Stay-on Shadow Paint in Steel with the Pure Color Envy Sculpting Eye Shadow Palette in Untamed Teal for a gray-green shade that can easily work for both day and night. Henao used Pure Color Envy Sculpting Lipstick in Potent and Pure Color Gloss in Rock Candy on the lips to balance the look.

At the LACMA Art + Film Gala this past weekend, actress Camilla Belle tried out a beauty look we're bookmarking upcoming holiday parties. To match her icy blue Gucci gown, makeup artist Brett Freedman gave Belle an equally iridescent eye with bold brows that give Cara D's a run for their money.

To get the look, Freedman applied Make Up For Ever Mat Velvet + Matifying Foundation all over the face, and set the foundation with Tarte Smooth Operator Amazonian Clay Finishing Powder. He used M.A.C. Powder Blush in Peaches on the cheeks, and created a similar color on the lips with Make Up For Ever Aqua Lip Liner in #22 and NYX Cosmetics Matte Lipstick in Hippie Chic.

For the eyes, Freedman applied Clé de Peau Beauté Concealer in Light on the lid to brighten, and he used the same concealer in medium on the inner socket and under the eye to make the eye shadow pop. Next, he mixed lilac and metallic eye shadows similar to the YSL Ombre 5 Lumieres Palette in Lilac Sky on the lids for a periwinkle color. After lining the eyes with NYX Cosmetics Jumbo Eye Pencil in Oyster, Freedman applied two coats of Fresh Supernova Mascara in Black to the top and bottom lashes.

To finish the look, he used his own Brett Brow Duo Shade Powder in Medium Brunette to fill in Belle's brows, and brushed them up with Brett Brow Arch-Control Brow Gel.

At last night's Los Angeles premiere of "Interstellar," Anne Hathaway and hairstylist Adir Abergel proved that short-haired girls can wear textured waves, too.

Working with Leonor Greyl products, Abergel started by applying Mousse au Lotus Volumatrice on damp hair from the roots to midshaft to create volume. He then used the arch of Hathaway's brow as a guideline to create a deep side part and applied Éclat Naturel on the ends of the hair to protect from heat styling.

After drying with a diffuser to add natural texture, Abergel used a 3/4-inch curling iron to create undone waves. To lock it all in place, he sprayed the hair with Laque Souple, completing the look.

At the NYC premiere of "Birdman" this past weekend, Emma Stone showed us how to add a touch of glam to any hairstyle with a simple gold accessory.

To get the look, L'Oréal Paris Celebrity Hairstylist Mara Roszak sprayed Stone's damp hair with L'Oréal Paris Advanced Hairstyle Boost It Blow Out Heat Spray before rough drying with a blow dryer.

Next, she created a deep side part, and used a one and a half-inch curling iron to give the hair a soft bend. Then, she set it with L'Oréal Paris Advanced Hairstyle Txt It Tousle Wave Spray.

Roszak used bobby pins to pin the side with less hair behind the ear. She finished the look by adding a custom gold Loren Stewart hair accessory (they also have some killer bracelets and rings) at the center of the back of the head and sprayed the hair with L'Oréal Paris Advanced Hairstyle Lock It Weather Control Hairspray to help secure the clip.

Naomi Watts wore a sparkling Jason Wu gown to the NYC premiere of "St. Vincent" last night, and she paired it with sophisticated champagne and berry makeup to match.

To get the look, celebrity makeup artist Pati Dubroff began by hydrating the skin with Baszicare Roseus Floral Hydrating Toner and Vivax Deluge Lift Moisturizer. To even out skin tone, Dubroff used Jouer Luminizing Moisture Tint, applying Jouer Tint in Dahlia and Petal to the cheeks for a deep pink flush.

For soft, shimmering eyes, Dubroff used Jouer Long Wear Crème Mousse Eye Shadow in Starlight on the lids, layering the crease with Givenchy Ombre Couture Cream Eye Shadow in #3 Rose Dentelle on the crease and Jouer Long Wear Cream Mousse Eye Shadow in Dusk. Two coats of Lancome Grandiôse Mascara were used to really open the eyes.

For Watts's berry stained lips, Dubroff lined the lips with a rich berry liner before pressing Jouer Tint in Dahlia onto the lips and adding a swipe of Jouer Hydrating Lipstick in Elizabeth.