THE LOB Madonna

THE LOB

Madonna

Remember when collarbone-length hair was old-fashioned? Here's one really good clue that's not true anymore: Madonna is wearing it. "Her long, textured bob and loose waves are so much cooler than that old-school shoulder-length hair that's smooth and voluminous and coiffed," says Solano.

SPIKY AND SHORT

 

SPIKY AND SHORT

Angela Bassett

Angela Bassett's short haircut is the anti-short short haircut: There is absolutely nothing predictable about it. "This cut works on all hair textures, and it's going to draw attention to your eyes, but also to everything else—your ears, your nose, your jawline," says Solano. "Adding a short,

CHESTNUT BROWN

CHESTNUT BROWN

"This is the color anyone could wear," says Robinson. This chestnut brown shade warms up Victoria Beckham's complexion and enhances her brown eyes. Ask for a dark brown base and caramel and light auburn highlights to frame the face, mid-length, and ends. Robinson says that red highlights are the key to this look. "The red golds add dimension, making your hair look richer and more chocolaty."

LELO INA 2

LELO INA 2

Yes, it kind of looks like a lobster claw. But the soft dual prongs manage to stimulate the vaginal wall and clitoris at the same time, making it a perpetual best-seller. Get cracking!

ANIMATE YOUR FACE

ANIMATE YOUR FACE

Blinking, nodding, shaking your head: Weird but true that doing a lot of all three can make you more attractive to the average guy. A study found that women with "high-motion faces" (yes, that's actually what they were called) rated as best looking. Researchers at the University of Bristol told Allure it's likely because these moves signal that you're extroverted—and that's sexy.

DIM THE LIGHTS

DIM THE LIGHTS

It goes without saying that candlelight is sexy (there's a reason most Instagram filters wash everyone in a hazy glow), and the best way to flatter exposed skin is with a shimmery body cream. Dust Urban Decay's Honey Body Powder over your shoulders and décolletage, where light will naturally enhance it. We love it because it's a superfine, subtle, somehow grown-up shimmer, and—wait for it—it's lickable. Just saying.

WEAR RED

WEAR RED...

Yes, it's that simple. A bit of crimson has the power to put men in a lusty state of mind—one study even found they were 56 percent more likely to ask out a woman in a red top versus a white one. That's because men are hardwired to respond to the hue: The color was used as early as 10,000 B.C. in lip color and blush to mimic the red flush we get when we're turned on. Throw on a red dress and let primal instincts take over.