CELEBRITY STYLE BLOG:
I'M TIRED OF THE SOB STORY, CAM

Cameron Diaz hit the town in New York on May 7, going to a party with Kate Moss at the Gramercy Hotel after the launch of Kate's Top Shop line earlier in the night. Wearing a basic black top over a white cami, with dark grey jeans (like True Religion's Stella Big T Jeans) and gold bangles, I have to say, I've seen Cam look better. I like how she's lightening her hair a little bit, but this outfit doesn't really do anything for me. Maybe she's trying to tone down her "stunningly exotic good looks", because she's fed up with being blamed for how gorgeous she is. Cameron tells Us Weekly that "< i>If a woman who's a successful actress weighs 300 pounds and has warts, nobody ever asks her, 'Do you think you made it because you're ugly?' So why should there be prejudice against someone who's had some success in films and looks a little better than average. It's all in my genes, so don't hold it against me." Wah wah wah! Cameron should really learn to pick her battles; no one's going to have sympathy for her because she's complaining about being gorgeous!

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STYLE TIP: UVA & UVB ME

Tanning season is right around the corner (or already here depending on your global warming situation). So before we venture into sunscreen application details, I am obliged to say the best way to prevent skin aging is sun abstinence and ample amounts of SPF 45 from head to toe.

Back to reality: you will most likely be frolicking at pool parties and working on a lil summer glow. So this week's Style Tip, in addition to all the sun prevention you already practice, is a reminder to cover up some key areas that often go forgotten. This whole dilemma arose when a dear friend (who shall remain unnamed) asked her dermatologist what that brown spot was on her hand. To her 23-year-old shock, he said (seemingly in slow motion), "That's an age-spot." Yeah.

Look for sunscreen products with "wide-spectrum" protection that will ward off both UVA & UVB rays. Not all sun protection covers both rays.

1. Back of the Hands: Who needs tan hands anyways? Hands show your true-age so apply the white-stuff like frosting.
2. Neck/Chest/Cleavage: Already sun-kissed from everyday tank-top exposure these areas are super sensitive and the crepe-paper look isn't worth the sun-time.
3. Lips: Choose a lip balm or lipstick with an SPF, sun exposure here can cause pre-mature wrinkling and freckling.
4. Face & Eyes: DON'T TAN YOUR FACE! Period. Slap on an intense SPF sunscreen (a non-comedogenic product won't clog pores). Apply especially around the eyes (a risky wrinkle zone). Try a daily face lotion like Jergens® natural glow FACE Daily Moisturizer SPF 20 to get your glow fix.

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DESIGNER OF THE WEEK: Kristen Coates

Headquartered in Los Angeles, designer Kristen Coates is a fresh new line aiming to please adventurous and fashionable clientele. Kristen designs for the dynamic girl who is always on-the-go but nevertheless has something effortlessly amazing to wear out and about.

The collection seamlessly steps out of an ultra-modern Wonderland and into fashion-forward street style. The exceptionally tailored-fit, feminine details and daring silhouettes are all essential to the Kristen Coates look. Working in a monochromatic palette of black, white, and metallic, these wardrobe staples are classics waiting to happen.

We love the demure silk Bow Tie Dress for an evening out or a posh lunch date. The Tunic Dress plays with traditional silhouettes with very chic results. The Pleat Dress is an essential little black shift that's simplicity works every time.

Kristen Coates has been featured in fashion publications including Lucky Magazine, Apparel News and Women's Wear Day. Ashlee Simpson is among her style fans, spotted in the sleek Bow Tie Blazer.

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LATEST ADDICTIONS: ELLA MOSS, LESA WALLACE, ANTIK DENIM, 3J WORKSHOP, KRISTEN COATES, 7 FOR ALL MANKIND

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