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Q On B&B, Sally was wearing the cutest black and white checkerboard sundress. Then to top it off, she wore the neatest choker necklace with dangling pearls. Some of the outfits Sally wears are just too far out for me, but that black and white dress was just so cute. I know I could “rock” that outfit. Please tell me who makes it or where I can purchase this outfit. Thanks. K.D.H., Reedley, CA
A The “Tahoe Gingham” dress is by Rag & Bone and retails for $550. You can find it at Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus.
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Judi Evans (Adrienne/Bonnie, DAYS) is sporting a shorter ’do.
What inspired you to cut your hair? “I loved it when it was short a few years ago, so I wanted something easy and fun. I’ve also lost a little weight, so I don’t have my chipmunk cheeks [laughs].”
What are the advantages of your shorter cut? “I get 20 minutes of extra sleep. It also feels better in the hot weather. During the day, I don’t have time to brush my hair, and before I got it cut, I’d see myself in a mirror, and I thought I looked a heroin addict with stringy hair.”
What did you tell your stylist before you got it cut? “It was so funny. I had just been to him a couple of weeks earlier for coloring, and he trimmed a couple of inches off. Two weeks later, I went back and said, ‘Cut it short,’ and he did. I went home, and I didn’t think it was short enough, so I went back the next day and he took another four inches off.”
Where do you get your hair cut and styled? “I go to Salon Relini in Downey, California, and my stylist’s name is Mr. Rene.”
What hair products do you use? “Right now, for the shorter ’do, I’m using Bumble and bumble Thickening Dryspun Finish, and a little bit of molding gel. I also use Biolage ColorLast shampoo and conditioner, to keep the color from fading. I swear by Biolage.”
What did your husband, Michael, and son, Austin, think of your new cut? “My husband always loved long hair, so when I cut it short a few years ago, at first, he hated it. But when I started to grow it long, he said he’d like to see me with shorter hair. So my husband was happy, but my son said, ‘No, I like your hair longer!’ But I came home, and they had no choice, it was done, they had to like it [laughs].”
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When Bradford Anderson recently returned to the GH canvas as Spinelli, he was sporting a new look: facial hair aplenty. The actor details its genesis:
“It all started with a text from one Frank Valentini [executive producer] asking, ‘Can you grow a beard for a while?’ I said, ‘I can sure try.’ He told me I had a full month, which turned into about seven weeks before I had to shoot the scenes with Maxie at the playground in Portland. Early in the process, I was kind of self-conscious. I just assumed it would look silly or out of place on me. I had never tried to grow anything, so I didn’t know what kind of coverage I’d get. I’d say it was about three to four weeks into it when people started to comment because it had become something that looked intentional. The responses were mostly positive, so from then on it was just fun to see what would happen. Obviously, it didn’t turn out to be anything grand; I don’t look like Gandalf or anything. It’s funny, initially they had hoped I could grow something like a Dutch/Amish type beard, or this thing called a French Fork (Google ‘Brad Pitt French Fork’), but I didn’t come close to either. I have to say everyone seems to like it ... minus a couple Twitter/Instagram folks. I like it because it gives my jaw some definition, which I don’t have without it! My wife, Kiera, really likes it, and when Kelly Monaco [Sam] saw me for the first time in a while she said, ‘Whoa! Did you lose weight or something? You look great!’ I knew then, the beard was staying!”
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Y&R’s Sharon and DAYS’s Gabi share the taste when it comes to summer frocks. Both gals wore this embroidered denim dress by Alice + Olivia in the same week.
Q On B&B, Sally was wearing the cutest black and white checkerboard sundress. Then to top it off, she wore the neatest choker necklace with dangling pearls. Some of the outfits Sally wears are just too far out for me, but that black and white dress was just so cute. I know I could “rock” that outfit. Please tell me who makes it or where I can purchase this outfit. Thanks. K.D.H., Reedley, CA
A The “Tahoe Gingham” dress is by Rag & Bone and retails for $550. You can find it at Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus.
Photo credit: JPI
Judi Evans (Adrienne/Bonnie, DAYS) is sporting a shorter ’do.
What inspired you to cut your hair? “I loved it when it was short a few years ago, so I wanted something easy and fun. I’ve also lost a little weight, so I don’t have my chipmunk cheeks [laughs].”
What are the advantages of your shorter cut? “I get 20 minutes of extra sleep. It also feels better in the hot weather. During the day, I don’t have time to brush my hair, and before I got it cut, I’d see myself in a mirror, and I thought I looked a heroin addict with stringy hair.”
What did you tell your stylist before you got it cut? “It was so funny. I had just been to him a couple of weeks earlier for coloring, and he trimmed a couple of inches off. Two weeks later, I went back and said, ‘Cut it short,’ and he did. I went home, and I didn’t think it was short enough, so I went back the next day and he took another four inches off.”
Where do you get your hair cut and styled? “I go to Salon Relini in Downey, California, and my stylist’s name is Mr. Rene.”
What hair products do you use? “Right now, for the shorter ’do, I’m using Bumble and bumble Thickening Dryspun Finish, and a little bit of molding gel. I also use Biolage ColorLast shampoo and conditioner, to keep the color from fading. I swear by Biolage.”
What did your husband, Michael, and son, Austin, think of your new cut? “My husband always loved long hair, so when I cut it short a few years ago, at first, he hated it. But when I started to grow it long, he said he’d like to see me with shorter hair. So my husband was happy, but my son said, ‘No, I like your hair longer!’ But I came home, and they had no choice, it was done, they had to like it [laughs].”
Photo credit: JPI
When Bradford Anderson recently returned to the GH canvas as Spinelli, he was sporting a new look: facial hair aplenty. The actor details its genesis:
“It all started with a text from one Frank Valentini [executive producer] asking, ‘Can you grow a beard for a while?’ I said, ‘I can sure try.’ He told me I had a full month, which turned into about seven weeks before I had to shoot the scenes with Maxie at the playground in Portland. Early in the process, I was kind of self-conscious. I just assumed it would look silly or out of place on me. I had never tried to grow anything, so I didn’t know what kind of coverage I’d get. I’d say it was about three to four weeks into it when people started to comment because it had become something that looked intentional. The responses were mostly positive, so from then on it was just fun to see what would happen. Obviously, it didn’t turn out to be anything grand; I don’t look like Gandalf or anything. It’s funny, initially they had hoped I could grow something like a Dutch/Amish type beard, or this thing called a French Fork (Google ‘Brad Pitt French Fork’), but I didn’t come close to either. I have to say everyone seems to like it ... minus a couple Twitter/Instagram folks. I like it because it gives my jaw some definition, which I don’t have without it! My wife, Kiera, really likes it, and when Kelly Monaco [Sam] saw me for the first time in a while she said, ‘Whoa! Did you lose weight or something? You look great!’ I knew then, the beard was staying!”
Photo credit: JPI
Y&R’s Sharon and DAYS’s Gabi share the taste when it comes to summer frocks. Both gals wore this embroidered denim dress by Alice + Olivia in the same week.
Photo credit: JPI
