Eva Longoria's Leisurewear Line Makes Cozy Look Gorgeous
There's something so appealing about a woman who feels completely at ease. For proof, see actress, director and clothing designer Eva Longoria, who shows us how to rock the leisurewear trend.
By Holly Carter
Opposites Attract
The key to combining simple pieces and fancier ones: balance. A nubby cable-knit sweater tempers the drama of a voluminous pleated skirt with tulle underlay. "I love this skirt," Longoria says. "But I asked, 'Where do you wear this?' And someone said, 'Everywhere!'" And to that we say, why not?
Sweater, Vince, $465. Skirt, Brunello Cucinelli. Earrings, Ten Thousand Things.
Beauty Highlight
For Longoria's lived-in look, celebrity hairstylist Ken Paves first applied a smoothing product to her damp hair and rough-dried it with just a blow-dryer and his hands. He spritzed a heat-protectant spray (try L'Oréal Paris Advanced Hairstyle Sleek It Iron Straight Heatspray, $5) on dry hair instead of hairspray and added super-easy waves with a flatiron. He lightly brushed over just the top layer of her hair to soften the texture a bit. Completing the look was all Longoria: Paves had her shake her hair, flip it and let the strands fall where they may.
Sweater, Vince, $465. Skirt, Brunello Cucinelli. Earrings, Ten Thousand Things.
Beauty Highlight
For Longoria's lived-in look, celebrity hairstylist Ken Paves first applied a smoothing product to her damp hair and rough-dried it with just a blow-dryer and his hands. He spritzed a heat-protectant spray (try L'Oréal Paris Advanced Hairstyle Sleek It Iron Straight Heatspray, $5) on dry hair instead of hairspray and added super-easy waves with a flatiron. He lightly brushed over just the top layer of her hair to soften the texture a bit. Completing the look was all Longoria: Paves had her shake her hair, flip it and let the strands fall where they may.
From the January 2018 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine