Umm, six Grammys and Queen of the BRITs? We are not worthy, Adele. One of the biggest vocal sensations of the decade, Adele captured the nation’s heart with her soulful voice and frank confessions in her debut 19, and then sealed the deal three years later with her critically acclaimed album 21.

Cue awards overload. Her enduring power and respect within the industry has cemented Adele’s status as a music and style icon, also inspiring a revival of the classic 50s beehive hairstyle and flicked ‘cat eye’ eyeliner. 

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Company’s editor, Victoria White, says, "Show me somebody who doesn’t have Adele on their iPod. Exactly."

Beauty editor Sophie Qureshi adds, "Adele really knows what suits her and the heavy flicked eyeliner looks amazing with her big hazel eyes. When she first came onto the scene, she definitely knew how to work a retro hairdo – with her cool beehives and side ponies." The voice. The hair. There’s a lot more to look forward to from Adele.

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Adele’s flick of black liquid liner is as much her signature as her incredible voice. Here’s how to copy her trademark make-up look using Rimmel London.

- Apply a golden champagne eyeshadow all over your lid and intensify your socket with a bronzy brown

- Sweep a black liquid eyeliner in a flick along your top lashline, getting thicker towards the outer corners.

- Add brown pencil liner along your lower lashline, smudging it with a brush to soften. Curl lashes and add lots of volumising mascara.

- Keep lips muted with a pinky nude lipstick and a slick of lipgloss

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Florence is one of the biggest musical influences in fashion today, acting as a muse to designer Karl Lagerfeld and inspiring many a bohemian- influenced editorial throughout 2011.

Florence and the Machine’s 2009 debut Lungs was an instant hit, producing singles such as Dog Days Are Over. Company editor Victoria White says, "Florence turns heads with her signature gothic style, and, quite frankly, you can’t go anywhere without hearing that unmistakable voice."

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Florence's look is very distinctive, with her flame-red hair, alabaster skin and deep-red pout.

Company’s beauty editor, Sophie Qureshi, says "Her shaggy fringe and messy waves create a really cool, ethereal look."

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Florence wouldn’t be Florence without her porcelain skin and burgundy lips. Here’s how to copy her look using Rimmel London...

Put all the focus on lips with a deep burgundy lipstick. Use a lip liner first to create a really precise shape.

Create a flawless base with a good foundation and concealer and then contour your cheekbones with a nude blush.

Keep eyes simple with just a sweep of neutral, shimmery shadow on the lids and brown eyeliner on the outer corners for definition. Finish with black mascara on your top and bottom lashes. >

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She made us sit up and listen with her sunny pop hits, then we fell hard for her quirky London style.

Music icon Lily burst on to the scene in 2006 and changed the music industry by ushering in a new generation of fun female singers.

Her debut, Alright, Still was an instant pop classic and she quickly became our go-to for urban street style. 

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Company editor Victoria White says, "Before Lily, the music scene was bland. Her ballsy attitude means she can wear whatever she wants."

She has evolved from prom skirts and trainers and gradually refined her style to become a vintage boutique entrepreneur, these days favouring Chanel.

"Everyone loves Lily’s look – 60s eyes and dishevelled, glossy hair – it’s pretty but still a bit cool and undone," says Company‘s beauty editor Sophie Qureshi.

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Lily’s trademark is a modern 60s look with a flick of jet-black liner and peaches-and-cream skin. We show you how to create it with Rimmel London...

Sweep pink blusher onto the apples of your cheeks for Lily’s 'English rose' look.

Do a sweep of black liquid liner along your top lashline, flicking upwards at the outer corners. Amp up your lashes with lots of black mascara just on the top lashes.

Keep lips simple with just a slick of pinky gloss to give them a rosy tint.

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Jessie J is the kind of strong, stylish pop icon we’ve been waiting for since the 90s ended and girl power slipped off the radar.

Beginning her career in an oh-so-21st-century manner, Jessie was already a signed artist, writing hit songs for pop stars around the world, when a 2009 YouTube clip of her belting out tracks from her bedroom went viral.

Fast-forward a few years and Jessie is an international sensation. 

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Company editor Victoria White says, "Tracks like Do It Like A Dude and Price Tag set the tone for a fresher music scene. And her fashion–forward look makes her stand out."
Jessie has become a modern-day music icon while blazing a trail for not playing by the fashion rules.

Beauty editor Sophie Qureshi adds, "Jessie’s blunt-cut, glossy black hair and statement make-up have become her signature. And her Union Jack lips inspired women to have fun with their make-up again!"

WATCH HOW TO GET JESSIE J'S BEAUTY LOOK WITH RIMMEL HERE

Jessie definitely isn’t scared of experimenting with her make-up and she always looks AMAZING. Here’s how to create a signature Jessie J look using Rimmel London...

Use a matte foundation to create an even, flawless base. Give the cheeks a slight contour with a nude blush.

Smudge black kohl pencil along your top and bottom lashlines and along the inner rim of your eyes. Then blend black eyeshadow over your lids, taking it all the way up to the crease and winging it out slightly at the corners. Add plenty of mascara for sooty black lashes.

Paint on a strong fuchsia pout using a lip brush to get a really defined shape. Fierce!

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Kate Bush is one of music’s most influential women, with stars from Florence to Gaga owing her a massive debt. She pirouetted into public consciousness in 1978, when, aged just 19, she released Wuthering Heights.

Her tales of dashing heroes and ethereal heroines, sung in her trademark falsetto, marked Kate out as very different from the rest of the pop crowd. Company editor Victoria White says, “The fact she made this year’s BRIT Award nominations shows her enduring popularity.”

Fash-wise, floaty dresses with chiffon batwing sleeves and skin-tight spandex leotards were her style staples. In the beauty stakes, she loved a red lip, while her wide-eyed expression was achieved with a rim of black liner around her eyes, lashings of mascara, and heavy grey and green eyeshadow.

Wildly backcombed or crimped hair topped off the look. Beauty editor Sophie Qureshi says, “It was quite a boho look but with a rocky edge – she had the personality to pull it off.” Kate released her latest album at the end of last year – to rave reviews. Here’s to the original queen of quirk!

Kate was famous for her wild brunette hair and whimsical make-up, as well as her unique musical style. Recreate her olive-green smoky eyes and brick- red lips using Rimmel London.

Sweep moss-green eyeshadow all over your lids and add olive-green along your lashlines and into the socket. Blend the two colours to create a soft, smoky effect. Add extra definition with a green eyeliner pencil along top and bottom lashes, then finish with two coats of black mascara

Warm up your skin with a sweep of bronzer along your cheekbones.

Add a pop of colour to lips with a rusty, terracotta-red lipstick, painting it on with a lip brush to accentuate your Cupid’s bow.

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Dusty Springfield was the soul siren with the huge, smoky voice and eyes to match. She burst on to the scene with I Only Want To Be With You in 1963 and her iconic appearance, and a voice dripping with pure emotion, brought her international fame.

“Her music still sounds great today, more than 40 years after she recorded it,” says Company editor Victoria White. “Amazing!” What’s more, in the 80s and 90s, her career was revived thanks to a collaboration with The Pet Shop Boys and the inclusion of Son of a Preacher Man on the Pulp Fiction soundtrack.

Image-wise, over-the-top falsies framed Dusty’s kohl-rimmed eyes, topped off with heavy charcoal shadow and statement brows. The focus on the eyes meant the rest of her make-up was underplayed – porcelain skin and ultra-pale lipstick finished the look. Company’s beauty editor Sophie Qureshi says, “Dusty’s 60s beehive hair and smoky eyes were copied all over Britain – and we’re still copying them now!”

Big eyes, big hair and an even bigger voice – Dusty is much missed, but her style will live on forever.

The 60s are bang on-trend right now and Dusty was the ultimate 60s girl – beehive, sooty smoky eyes and lashings of lashes. Here’s how to copy her swinging 60s look using Rimmel London…

Cover your entire lid with black kohl pencil, taking it all the way up to the socket, then blend with a brush to smudge the colour.

Pack black powder eyeshadow on top, pressing it onto the lid on top of the kohl pencil. Blend again with the brush to soften the edges.

Line your lower lashline with black kohl pencil and use a black liquid liner on the top lashline for extra intensity. Then load your top and bottom lashes with mascara, applying several coats for maximum impact.

Take down the colour of your lips with foundation, then apply a nude lipstick on top. Add a bit of pinky blush to cheeks to finish.


Rimmel London Match Perfection Cream Gel Foundation in 103 True Ivory, £8.99
Rimmel London Stay Matte Pressed Powder in 003 Peach Glow, £3.99
Rimmel London Match Perfection Concealer in 101 Ivory, £5.99
Rimmel London Traffic Stopping Glam’Eyes Shadow in 006 Sharp Turn,
Rimmel London Soft Kohl Kajal Eye Liner Pencil in 061 Jet Black, £2.99
Rimmel London Exaggerate Eye Liner in 001 100% Black, £5.29
Rimmel London Lash Accelerator Mascara, £8.99
Rimmel London Lasting Finish Lipstick in 250 Birthday Suit, £4.99
Rimmel London Powder Blush in 001 Santa Rose, £3.99

Buy online at Boots.com and Superdrug.com and take a look at our Dusty Springfield step-by-step get the look video here!

Sade’s look is all about a red statement lip, strong, groomed brows and extra-long lashes. Amp up the drama by copying her look with Rimmel London... Use brown eyeshadow to accentuate the sockets of your eyes and add definition with a sweep of black liquid liner. Finish with two coats

Define your brows with brow pencil, making small strokes to mimic real hairs and create a strong arch. Sculpt your cheekbones with bronzer and add a little warmth with a plum-toned blush. Create a dramatic red mouth by lining with lip pencil and then applying lipstick with a lip brush for a precise shape.

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Duffy first burst on to the music scene back in 2008, when she had us all singing along to the insanely catchy Mercy.

Taking her own brand of blue-eyed soul from the Welsh valleys to the Hollywood Hills, the international success of debut album Rockferry bagged her three BRITs the following year – for best newcomer, best female and best album. “Did anyone NOT have Duffy’s album back in 2008?” asks Company editor Victoria White. "Her sound has been much copied since but, at the time, it felt exciting to hear a proper, strong female vocal!"

The retro vibe of Duffy’s music is echoed by her distinctive hair and make-up. With her feline-flicked black eyeliner and big, blonde bouffant hair, she’s clearly been inspired by 60s sirens such as Dusty Springfield, while also setting a future trend for our most-wanted style of this year’s party season: the beehive (see p82 to get the look yourself!). Watch our Duffy 'get the look' video here

Smoky eyes are key to Duffy’s image – lashings of jet-black mascara, fluttering falsies and ultra-bold brows mean she keeps the rest of her make-up more muted, with soft pink lips and peachy cheeks for a glam and glowing look. Sophie Qureshi, Company’s beauty editor, says: "Duffy’s got that English rose, girl-next-door look down to a T. And with her Bardot-esque hair and flick of liner, she’s bang on the trend at the moment!"

After releasing her second album last year, Duffy’s currently working on her third – we can’t wait to see (and steal) her comeback look!

Watch our Duffy 'get the look' video here

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