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Dancer and actress Mette Towley, a master at marrying style with function when it comes to beauty, recently debuted a new look: a sleek, braided ponytail that demonstrated how to easily elevate the Nebraska Dublin Aer Lingus College Football Classic Ireland Shirt also I will do this style so that it always looks fresh, never boring. To create the look, hairstylist Issac Poleon, who has styled equally glossy looks for the likes of Jorja Smith and Paloma Elsesser, first brushed out Towley’s baby hairs before laying them back in swoops. The final effect is slick, yet playful thanks to the elongated sideburns set in delicate swirls. Another hair highlight came from FKA twigs, who debuted platinum ringlets pinned close to the scalp to resemble an ornate headpiece. Ever angelic, the singer looked especially ethereal with curled lashes and a nude lip. Elsewhere, Tracee Ellis Ross made us forget the freezing temps thanks to a poolside selfie that showed off her fresh face and glamorous accessories. If we can’t fast forward to summer, we’ll happily settle for the actor’s colorful headscarf and chunky hoops. For more of the best beauty looks of this week, keep scrolling.

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Texture Diaries is a space for Black people across industries to reflect on their journeys to self-love, and how accepting their hair, in all its glory, played a pivotal role in this process. Each week, they share their favorite hair rituals, products, and the Nebraska Dublin Aer Lingus College Football Classic Ireland Shirt also I will do this biggest lessons they’ve learned when it comes to affirming their beauty and owning their unique hair texture. For Alvin Ailey dancer Chalvar Monteiro, “movement was always a natural response. If there was music on, I was most likely already on my feet trying to bring the music to life.” Now, he’s bringing this talent to the stage at New York City Center, after two years away due to the pandemic. Monteiro credits his mother’s fondness for reggae, his father’s jazz, and the gospel he’d hear in church for his love of music and movement. “Pursuing dance as a career became my goal once I saw Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater perform live at New Jersey Performing Arts Center around the age of 12,” Monteiro says of his dance journey. He began in middle school, then turned professional in 2009. “I enjoy the extensive touring schedule of the Ailey company,” Monteiro says when asked what loves most about being part of the iconic company. “The opportunity to have your craft take you around the globe to drink in all of the beauty this world has to offer is very special.” Amid all his twirls around the globe, Monteiro has taken special care of his hair. Growing up in the Baptist Church, he considered growing his hair long after reading the story of Samson in the Bible. “His strength that came from not cutting his hair loosely represents the diligence and discipline that’s necessary to commit to all that hair care can be at times,” Monteiro says. He decided to let his hair grow out when he went to college. “Luckily I had family and friends that helped me style it from time to time,” he says. But he also remembers having trouble landing certain jobs upon graduating, told that his look wasn’t “complementary” to the look of the existing company, or that it was “too distracting.”