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Jenni "JWoww" Farley chose one hell of a dress for her October 18 nuptials to Roger Mathews. 

The "Jersey Shore" star walked down the aisle at the Addison Park banquet hall in Keyport, New Jersey in a custom Ysa Makino gown that featured a whopping 10-foot train.

"I wanted my dress to look like it’s from the Victorian era,” Jenni told In Touch magazine.

According to her website, JWoww changed into a different dress for the reception. She described her wedding day to In Touch as "everything I've dreamed of and more." 

The couple's memorable day included a first dance to John Legend's "All of Me" and a surprise announcement that none of their 325 guests knew about: the bride and groom revealed that they are expecting a second baby.

"Roars came from the room because literally nobody had any idea,” JWoww told In Touch. "We didn't tell a soul, not even our families. So everyone was in such total shock! It was amazing."

The couple became parents for the first time in July 2014 when they welcomed daughter Meilani.

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This may look like a room full of bored schoolgirls, but all is not what is seems in this clever ad by Japanese makeup company Shiseido.

The video, which has racked up more than 2.8 million views in the last week, shows what happens when the models are stripped of their wigs and makeup.

Turns out the "schoolgirls" aren't schoolgirls at all.

Be sure to watch the commercial to the end to catch a final surprise, and click here to view a behind-the-scenes video that reveals how the ad was made and what products were used for the boys’ transformation.

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Navigating the world of hair, beauty and fashion can be challenging as we get older. 

Luckily, there are other women our there who understand that mature women have unique needs when it comes to beauty and style. 

Beauty giant, L'Oreal, for one, has released a video series dubbed "Wow-To," standing for "Wiser Older Women," including a tutorial on how to dye your own hair at home, revamp your wardrobe and apply makeup on mature skin.

The videos feature Tessa and Carol, who are in their 40s and 50s. "A lot of women in their 50s feel they're invisible," Carol says. "If coloring your hair makes you feel good, go for it!" 

Makeup artist Lisa Eldridge also has some wonderful videos on how to apply makeup for mature women. Eldridge, 40, has been painting celebrity faces for around 20 years, on the runway, red carpet and in magazines. 

One of her most helpful tutorials features an evening-look that will work for older women, especially those who fear looking garish. Eldridge offers tips for glowing skin and avoiding overly heavy products, covering imperfections and even makeup for menopausal women.

Her tutorial shares how to apply products that won't melt off during a hot flash and how to deal with oily skin thanks to hormonal changes.  

Middle-aged women often have had the same look for far too long (and it's no longer flattering) or just have been too busy looking after others to focus on themselves. Well, ladies. The time is now. 

You can find more anti-aging beauty tips here. 

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Target is such a magical place. Where else could you pick up a toothbrush, an ottoman, a bag of cat food AND snack on popcorn while you shop, all in the same place? There's truly nowhere like it. 

If you ask us here at HuffPost Lifestyle, we hit up Target for the beauty buys. Boasting aisles and aisles of affordable goodness, the Target beauty section is the place to go if you're looking to glow without breaking the bank. 

But while options are great, they're also insanely overwhelming. You can only linger in the aisles for so long without looking a little crazy. To make things easier, we've put together a list of our favorite Target beauty buys so you aren't intimidated by the infinite display of lipsticks and serums. 

Scroll through our editors' picks to see what we're obsessing over.

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So Nike finally got around to self-lacing shoes. But for those of us who don't live in the future, the below trick is a groovy substitute.

Turns out you've been tying your shoes wrong forever... and too slowly, to boot. (LOL, see what we did there?!) This super speedy trick -- which Imgur user fuzzydustmite brought to our attention -- involves winding both laces around your thumb and index finger, then pinching them together in one fell swoop. 

Whoa.

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Here's the slo-mo, for your practicing pleasure:

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Oh, and if your laces are too short...

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This post is part of a weekly series celebrating #ThrowbackThursday with reflections of our favorite childhood memories, past pop culture moments and more!

Many reggae and hip-hop artists throughout history -- from Rick James to Meek Mill -- have rocked their long hair unapologetically. 

From picked-out puffs to press and curls and tight braids, musicians have rocked hairstyles that exemplified the ultimate #hairgoals for everyone. Looking at their tresses make us want to never forget to schedule our bi-weekly hair appointment, moisturize our scalps and sleep with a satin scarf on at night. 

Since none of these artists have started a natural hair YouTube channel yet (a pity, we know), we decided to pay homage to the glorious manes. Pay attention because your next hairstyle inspiration may lie within the hair of these 19 men:

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In anticipation of "Spectre," the latest James Bond film, the folks over at Feel Unique have created an infographic that illustrates some of the most iconic Bond Girls in the history of the franchise. 

The graphic, which features everyone from Ursula Andress' Honey Rider to Grace Jones' May Day, looks at how their style represented their respective eras and how much they've evolved over the years. 

Just check it out for yourself: 

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Kylie Jenner is queen of the desert in her newest sexy photoshoot. 

Photographed by Sasha Samsonova, the 18-year-old reality star sizzles in a black cutout swimsuit paired with white fur boots, a green jacket and super long, sleek hair. Posted up on a car, Kylie captioned her look as "bossy." 

Bossy thank you @monicarosestyle @styledbyhrush @victoriavillarroel @sashasamsonova @jonathan_colombini the rest of the pics are on my app

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Jenner said that for the shoot with Samsonova, they "drove all the way into the desert to make sure it was the dopest setting ever." 

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 She shared another photo from the shoot, wearing a mesh top, long nails and -- what else? -- a crown, for "King Kylie."

Kylie dedicated the photo to her fans, saying, "40 million followers???!!!!! Wow. That's a whole lot of people. I put up an exclusive @sashasamsonova shoot in honor of my dope ass fans only on TheKylieJenner.com and on my app." 

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Last week, Kylie shared a super-sexy video from the same shoot. 

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If you're not following Kelley Baker on Instagram, we suggest that you do so ASAP. The celebrity makeup artist's account is an ode to the most perfect eyebrow arches we've ever seen. 

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Boasting 13 years of experience, Baker knows how important well-groomed brows are to an individual's look. She makes this crystal clear with the shocking brow makeovers she posts on social media and the celebrity clients (Zendaya Coleman, Michael Douglas, Naya Rivera, Mandy Moore and Kelly Rowland, just to name a few) who flock to her Venice, California salon.

"A brow transformation never gets old to me," Baker told HuffPost. "It's the boost of confidence I see in each client after I have transformed their brows that gives me so much joy. The brows are the focal point of the face and creating the perfect shape brings out their most beautiful features."

The self-proclaimed Brow Queen of LA uses a four-step process (waxing, tweezing, trimming and filling) and her "Fab Four" kit (highlighter pencil, brow powder, angled spooley brush and highlighter smudge brush) to achieve stunning eyebrows.

"My goal is to create the brow to look as full and natural as possible. I am a stickler for straight lines," said Baker. "I like to enhance the brows in a soft manner without looking like they are drawn on. I also like to have my clients hold up a hand mirror as I do the fill in so they can achieve the same look at home with product." 

Even though Baker prefers that her clients not touch their brows in between appointments, she believes a good set of tweezers are essential to own so that you can pull out the strays under the brow line. 

Scroll down to see some of Baker's best eyebrow transformations and to watch a video of her giving one guy a much-needed brow makeover.

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Oscar winner Helen Mirren looked simply divine walking the red carpet on Wednesday night at the opening ceremony of the Tokyo International Film Festival. 

The 70-year-old British actress wore a floor-length white satin gown with a sheer overlay embroidered with intricate pink floral accents.

Mirren recently visited Alan Cumming's interview series, "Remember That Time," and conversation quickly turned to the actress' most famous body part -- her "pleasure pillows." The "Woman in Gold" star revealed that she no longer feels pressure to appear nude on screen. 

“That’s the good thing about getting older,” Mirren said. “You don’t have to do that sort of thing any more ... [Now] my pleasure pillows are purely for my husband." 

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It's hard to blame people for wanting to imitate Frida Kahlo's distinct look. 

Arguably one of the most celebrated artists of all time, Kahlo’s personal style and aesthetics were as iconic and bold as her canvases. So it’s really no wonder why, more than 60 years after her passing, she continues to be an inspiration for many people’s #stylegoals -- especially around Halloween.

The secret to channeling Kahlo on Halloween (or ever) is to incorporate the famous accents, accessories and hairstyles often worn by the beautiful artist in photos and self-portraits, while still making the look your own. Need a little inspiration? Take a look at how these 23 people interpreted her look, and get ready to let your Frida flag fly!

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After a while, costume jewelry can look a little drab -- so instead of throwing yours away, update it with a few swipes of nail polish.

Yep, that's right, lacquer is the answer to brightening boring jewels and gems and BuzzFeed is here to show you how. 

Nail polishes are great tools for other DIY projects, too. If you're not color-coding your keys, polish will definitely help put a marbled pattern on anything in your home, including storage boxes and decor. 

Watch the how-to video above and start painting! 

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Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence have co-starred together in three movies, with a fourth, "Joy," hitting theaters on Christmas. 

With all that time on set together something must have happened, right? Wrong, says Cooper, who appeared on Howard Stern's Sirius XM radio show on Wednesday. 

The 40-year-old said we have director David O. Russell to thank for their repeated on-screen pairing and shot down the idea that there's ever been a romantic connection between them. "It just didn't happen," he said before Stern point blank asked if the co-stars were ever going to sleep together. 

"Never," Cooper replied. "It's not the way we are together."

Of course, Stern isn't the first person to ask the actor about the possibility of a romance with JLaw. Back in 2013, he cited their 15-year age difference as an issue, telling "Entertainment Tonight," "No, no, no, no, no. Not even close. First of all, I could be her father. No, I'm kidding. But no, not even close."

Cooper told Stern that was more of quick way to shake the media from that line of questioning, but it was an answer that would come back to haunt him. 

"I said that once on a red carpet just as a diffuse thing," Cooper told Stern "And then it became a thing because the girl I was seeing [Suki Waterhouse, who was 21 at the time] was as young as she was."

And if you're wondering Lawrence's take on all this, she previously told Us Weekly that she thinks of Cooper as her work husband, adding that there's "no sex!" in their relationship. 

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Bodies come in all kinds of shapes, colors and sizes. Every so often, we all need a reminder that no matter where ours falls on the scale, or what it's been through, it is beautiful. 

The latest reminder comes from the "Every Body Has A Story" campaign by Knixwear. The video below features 14 women of different shapes and sizes and experiences, including cancer survivors, moms-t0-be and more, each examining the complicated relationship she has with her body.  

"My body has not always been the greatest cooperator," says a woman who was diagnosed with Crohn's disease as a child. "I love these stretch marks because they are a reminder of giving birth to two beautiful, wonderful girls," says another. 

"I'm not 'too' anything," declares a third participant. "'Too' is a word that I don't need to use about my body anymore."

The message is clear: bodies, and the stories that come with them, should be loved the way the are -- imperfections and flaws included.

Head to stories-knixwear.com for more of the campaign. 

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It's no secret that David Beckham can bend it.

But his game face is in a whole other arena. Nothing could prepare onlookers for what went down when the retired footballer and cologne-maker walked into a dressing room and faced off with his hardest opponent yet: a huge camera.

Who won this ultimate staring contest? Check out the intense photos below:

6:02 p.m.: Beckham arrives in a casual shirt, but looks anything but relaxed once he spots his opponent across the room.

6:03 p.m.: Camera starts off strong -- for a second it looked like Beckham would blink, or possibly crack a smile, but no! He remained solid while he took off his shirt.

6:15 p.m.: Oh, but camera was bolstered by support from his coach! Could Beckham possibly lose this one while he puts on a green jacket?!

6:21 p.m.: NO! HE MADE IT. Clear eyes and looking sharp. But next comes the hard part. The tuxedo. Can Beckham Go All The Way?!

10:36 p.m.: GASP. NO. He couldn't hang. The camera was just too much for Becks. Good thing he sure looks nice in a suit. Winner: camera.

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We ask ourselves, 'Who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, fabulous?' Actually, who are you not to be? . . . Your playing small does not serve the world. There is nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other people won't feel insecure around you. We are all meant to shine, as children do . . . And as we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same. As we are liberated from our own fear, our presence automatically liberates others.

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Overalls, bandanas, military jackets, flower crowns -- it may sound like we're talking about a fashion blogger's wardrobe, but in reality we're describing a 3-year-old's. But make no mistake, Ava isn't just any toddler. The Florida native has a better fashion sense than most women we know (and an Instagram account to prove it). 

The tyke's feed, run by her parents, showcases her in oversized glasses, animal print vests and adorable topknots. And if it looks like this little girl knows how to pose, it's because she does. Ava is a child model who has worked with brands like Guess and Gusella. 

It might be a few years before we see her on any major catwalks, but in the meantime we'll get our cuteness fill from her Instagram account. 

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