Oscars 2009 Beauty: Jessica Biel

Celebrity makeup artist Pati Dubroff created a "soft and romantic" look for presenter Jessica Biel. "

Jessica wore a very structured white gown with a 40's vibe so I wanted the makeup to not be hard or structured," said Dubroff.

Eyes: Super soft-no liner at all and only one coat of mascara. Benefit Creaseless Shadow in Gossip, Dior 5-Colour Eyeshadow in Petal Shine

Lips: Dior Addict Lipcolor in Infamous Pink

Cheeks: Kevyn Aucoin The Creamy Moist Glow in Nuelle

Skin: The skin on face and body is glowing with the help of Sensai Brightening Creme

Frederic Fekkai's Adir Abergel styled Jessica Biel’s locks.

Inspiration: A very romantic almost victorian look, sexy and feminine.

Get the Look: Start out by applying Fekkai Coiff Bouffant Lifting & Texturizing Spray Gel at the roots combined with some Fekkai Ageless All Day Hair Plump on ends. After applying the products, take the blow drier and hand dry the hair completely getting all of the natural texture to come out. Follow this by taking a 1" curling iron and curling random pieces. Once finished, pull up half of the hair allowing a few pieces to fall down and frame the face. Braid two small braids on either side of the temples and pull them back. To finish the look, spray hair with Fekkai Glossing Sheer Shine Mist and Fekkai Sheer Hold Hairspray.

Photos: Wireimage

Biel Goes Blonde

Earlier today, the paparazzi snapped this photo of Jessica Biel - and her new flaxen do - at London's Heathrow airport. In just the last hour or so, this pic has been popping up all over the Internet - and everyone's weighing in on whether her haircolor is a hit or miss. But what baffles me is that no one has commented on her swollen upper lip - that sucker is huge!

Hot Coffee

While perusing the Daily Beauty Flash column at InStyle.com, I was blown away by this photo of Jessica Biel. Granted, her makeup is subtle, yet stunning – but what really caught my eye was the rich espresso hue of her hair color.

"Going with a vibrant dark shade is the perfect way to freshen up your look for fall. And deep colors reflect light better, so your hair will automatically look shiny," says celebrity colorist Tracey Cunningham at John Frieda in L.A.

To prevent fading, choose a shampoo formulated for color-treated tresses and use a color-depositing glaze once a week. Try Frederic Fekkai Technician Shampoo For Dry, Damaged, Color-Treated Hair and John Frieda Luminous Color Glaze.