She’s on a hit TV show. She’s an Emmy winner. Her movie,
Knocked Up, was a summer blockbuster. The actress recently inked a deal with Coty Inc. to be the face of the first women's fragrance from Nautica. She and her mom just launched a new production company. And this December, she will marry her fiancé, musician Josh Kelley.
Katherine Heigl has a lot going on. And somehow she found time to shoot not one, not two, but three covers for
In Style’s October 2007 issue. The star, whom pals call Katie, is the magazine’s first triple-cover girl. Inside this month’s In Style, Heigl “popped out her retainer to talk makeup, breakouts and what boys like.”
The Ingenue 
“This is my favorite look of the three because it’s sexy but not overly so,” Heigl says. “I like simple hair and makeup.”
Seventies California chic – whose poster children include Michelle Pheiffer and Cheryl Ladd – was the goal with this shot.
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Dior Airflash Spray foundation in Medium Beige,
Chantecaille Aquablush in Enchanting, and
Nars sheer lipstick in Roman Holiday.
The Vixen
“I’ve always wanted to be a brunette because in a town of blondes, it makes me look a little more exotic – but my producers won’t let me do it!”
Madonna’s Breathless Mahoney and Catherine Zeta-Jones’ Velma Kelly were role models for this look.
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Chanel Precision Lip Definer in Red,
Serge Lutens lipstick in No.1, and
Chanel Inimitable mascara in Noir-Black.
The Bombshell
“I wear my hair up all of the time,” says Heigl. “But it’s hard to find different updos that are flattering and not just the same old thing every time.”
Brigitte Bardot’s sexy coif and Elizabeth Taylor’s smoky eyes were the starting points for our va-va-va-voom moment.
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Nars Duo eye shadow in Pandora,
MAC Eye Kohl in Smolder,
YSL Rouge Pur Shine lipstick in Nude Beige.
“This is my favorite look of the three because it’s sexy but not overly so,” Heigl says. “I like simple hair and makeup.”
“I’ve always wanted to be a brunette because in a town of blondes, it makes me look a little more exotic – but my producers won’t let me do it!”
“I wear my hair up all of the time,” says Heigl. “But it’s hard to find different updos that are flattering and not just the same old thing every time.”
