The New Bob

It’s non-stop A-list glamour on the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival and at MLD we’re loving that the classic bob has stepped into the spotlight thanks to model of the moment Bella Hadid’s new look. Also showcasing a chic chin-length crop is felllow supermodel Hailey Baldwin and beautiful French actress Marion Cotillard. The best bit about today’s bob is you can wear it super sleek (hello flat iron), sexy and textured (just add serum) or show off vintage style curls or waves. “The bob never goes out of style because it looks great on women of all ages, hair colors and textures. Right now you can give it a modern update with different styling techniques including messy up-do’s,” says Marie-Lou & D Creative Director Leon Gorman.

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Vanessa Paradis shares her beauty secrets

Given our obsession with Cannes and all things French right now it’s only fitting we let you on the beauty and style secrets of stunning French model, singer and Chanel muse Vanessa Paradis. The body is down to ballet, she can’t survive without charcoal eyeliner and that wet look hair is perfect for the hot summer nights ahead. "Apply gel through your hair, separate and twirl around your fingers and dry with a diffuser. For that oily wet look, finish by smoothing serum through the mid length and ends" says Leon.

Vanessa Paradis’ beauty secrets

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Fashion fix: Cat Eyes

Now that the sun is finally out (well, we can only hope) it’s time to cover up. What’s not to love about these cool cat eye sunglasses (so Coachella meets the catwalk) which are so chic and a total steal at $60. Add to cart now.

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A Little Inspiration: Sunset Cocktails on the Grand Banks

Memorial Day officially kicks off the summer season and if you’re not heading out of town hit the Hudson River for spectacular sunsets, and a sip of rose aboard the floating oyster bar Grand Banks. The seasonal bar is a historic wooden schooner inspired by the oyster barges that lined Manhattan’s shores during the 18th century.

Memorial Day aboard Grand Banks