We get a taste of what it was like for Paramore's Hayley Williams and hairstylist Brian O'Connor to create and launch their first hair dye line, GoodDyeYoung! With PopularTV's Kiss Off series, they delve into testing out bright, different lines on models, including rocker friends Josh Dun from Twenty One Pilots, and singer Rosalina Young. Check out the video above by clicking the screencap.
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UPDATE: (8/6/15): The new episode is out!! Click the screencap to watch.
ORIGINAL: (8/4/15): Catch a new teaser from Hayley Williamsand Brian O'Connor's PopularTV show Kiss Off!! It looks like this was filmed during Paramore's Writing the Future tour spot in San Diego, CA. The full episode drops tomorrow, so stay tuned until then! :)
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See what it's like to live with Hayley Williams as she shows you in her ultra-rad rocker home in LA in this new episode of Kiss Off! Watch the video in the link here!
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Hayley Williams and her friend and stylist Brian O'Connor for Popular TV's Kiss Off! were spotted by a fan today. Could they be researching for the next episode?
The first episode aired three weeks ago; if you missed it, or want to rewatch, it's HERE.
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When we talk about beauty, our brains often click on aesthetics embraced by popular culture—features like Angelina Jolie's pillow-y pout, Gisele Bündchen's hair, Megan Fox's, well, everything. And in some kind of sick mind game, thoughts often jump to how we might morph our own looks to meet those impossible standards.
But true beauty in the broader sense of the word is more than what's deemed pretty or even sexy by the collective eye—it's anything that stands out, holds our attention and, according to research, lights up the same neurological reward center of the brain as money and cocaine.
These beauty looks can include anything from Bowie-esque face paint to tear-tinged mascara lines, and they're what musician Hayley Williams, frontwoman of the rock band Paramore, will be exploring in Kiss Off, a beauty and music show that just launched on popular.tv. She explained to WWD:
"[The show] isn't about what color looks good on your skin tone or how to make your lips look bigger or contour this or that. It's about what do you like and how can you express that and find out what your look is by trying new things."
The best part of tapping into uncharted beauty? It doesn't call on individuality-stripping measures like injections, plastic surgery or face-morphing contouring tricks.
Instead, alongside Brian J. O'Conner, her makeup artist and hairstylist of 10 years, Williams will tap into working with what you've got to come up with creative and unconventional looks that reflect your unique perception of beauty.
The first episode shows how to use eye makeup to color outside the lines via the power-punk look of Corinne Burns, a character played by a teenaged Diane Lane in the 1982 film Ladies and Gentlemen, the Fabulous Stains. It's a strong choice; the film follows a group of girls who form a band, hit the road and inspire legions with their hard-edge style and "we don't put out" battle cry.
In future episodes, Williams will talk to fellow musicians about how they've found their own unique beauty looks and in turn, inspire us to discover where our true north for beauty lies—however far away from the cultural ideal that may be—and wear it as a badge of honor.
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It’s here – a very first episode of KissOff beauty and music series Hayley Williams hosts for the Popular TV, a project co-founded by Nylon Magazine. Hayley is not only a part of the show, she is also an executive producer of it!
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This show is awesome!! I want to try out this looks!! Can't wait for more episodes!!
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If you’re looking for braid tutorials or smoky eye how-tos, you can stick to YouTube, dudes. Hayley Williams’ new beauty-meet-music video series with Popular TV is all about celebrating looks that make you stand out. Her super personal DIY tutorials (shot in her actual home) will recreate iconic musicians’ makeup from the past and present. Hayley was awesome enough to tell us a little bit more about “Kiss Off,” and why the beauty world needs to empower ladies for being exactly who they are, flaws and all. Check out an exclusive teaser from the series below, and peep the first full episode on March 31.
MTV: So, we gotta know how the “Kiss Off” series came about. Was it your idea?
Hayley Williams: I’ve known Marvin [Jarrett, Editor in Chief of PopularTV.com] for a while and had such a great experience working with him in the past. Last summer, I ran into him while grocery shopping in West Hollywood, and he told me he had this new project he wanted me to consider being a part of, and here we are!
MTV: What do you think is currently missing in the beauty landscape?
Williams: I want beauty, especially for younger people, to feel less like “make yourself socially acceptable” and more like “express yourself bravely and feel beautiful and cool being you.”
MTV: How is your beauty series different from all the other tutorials out there?
Williams: I see so many beauty blogs and sites tweeting headlines about contouring your nose to make it look smaller or how to line your lips to make them bigger. Don’t get me wrong, sometimes we do feel like we wanna fix something, but how much of that is because we keep getting signals that what we have isn’t good enough? Our show is a baby, and we are still learning as we go. I don’t think we have perfected the art of the how-to quite yet, but that’s not the point! We want people to look in unexpected places for inspiration and not be afraid to try things just for the hell of it. You’d be surprised at what makes you feel beautiful and how strong you feel when you break a few rules.
MTV: What kind of tutorials can we look forward to seeing?
Williams: The first episode we shot was inspired by a punk rock movie and the makeup reminded me of some of the looks I did when I first started getting into stage makeup. I didn’t know what I was doing and yeah, sometimes I got weird looks, but oh my stars, did I feel cool on stage like some sort of MySpace generation, yellow-skinny-jeans-wearing Ziggy Stardust. That feeling is what the show is about. We aren’t following every trend, and we aren’t worried about looking perfect. In fact, most of these shows start with me bare faced. I don’t mean “no-makeup makeup,” I mean “zero makeup.” I don’t look perfect. That took courage, and I’m proud of myself for doing it. It’s that kind of a show.
MTV: Where did you shoot the videos?
Williams: We shot the majority of these first few episodes at my place in LA—another testament to how personal we wanted the show to feel. My favorite part was shooting by the pool in front of my Hollywood sign and my two pet dinosaurs, Marie Antoinette and Steve Buscemi.
MTV: What’s your typical approach to makeup? Do you consider yourself an expert?
Williams: Even after this many years of stage makeup, appearances, and fashion-y stuff, I still believe the best approach is no approach. Go with how you feel. I’m definitely not an expert, but I think just being true to yourself is more important.
MTV: What would you change, if anything, about the beauty industry?
Williams: For the sake of an entire society of incredibly unique and beautiful people, I wish the beauty industry was less focused on flaws and more focused on the power of individuality.
MTV: What’s the biggest beauty lesson you’ve learned so far?
Williams: Beauty is a symptom of self-love. It’s not something you create. And even if you do create it in a look, it’s fleeting. You need to get to the bottom of what makes you feel powerful, smart, valued, pretty, blah blah blah. It really does come from the inside.
MTV: So, what’s been your biggest beauty mistake?
Williams: Shaving my hairline under my bangs so I could style my baby bangs just perfectly. It was so good for that one specific style but now I have little tiny tiny hairs that I’m trying to grow out under my regular length bangs. Ah, the baby bangs were so fun.
MTV: Speaking of your hair, it has changed so much throughout the years! How do you decide what color or cut you’re going to do next?
Williams: It usually hits me like a lightening bolt, but usually that bolt is some shade of red, orange or yellow. Those are my favorite hair colors. Although, with my new hair dye line in the works, I may just look like a damn rainbow before too long.
MTV: And finally, is there any beauty trend you’d never try?
Williams: Never say never. (But I will probably not be contouring my own face any time soon.)
This show looks so fun!! Can't wait for the premiere!! :)
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Nylon Magazine co-founders’ (Marvin Scott Jarrett and Jaclynn Jarrett) have just introduced a new online magazine in which Hayley Williams will be hosting a beauty-focused ‘Kiss Off’ video series!
The magazine features editorial and video content for women ages 18 to 25. It goes for fashion, music, celebrity, beauty, culture and travel. The PopularTV is ‘the anti-social network’ which has been mentioned by Williams at the beginning of February.
Popular will be also published as a quarterly magazine with a first edition to arrive this spring. Click HERE to enter its website.
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This project sounds fun! It fits Hayley's style completely, and I can't wait to hear more about it. :)
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