To kick off the weekend, here's a little beauty inspiration: a  70s-era Lauren Hutton. Even though most beauty and fashion folk are all  a-Twitter about <a href="http://www.amctv.com/originals/madmen/" target="_blank">Mad  Men</a> these days, I'm not about to do the Betty Draper thing when I've  got to bundle myself up with scarves, sweaters and boots. (Welcome to  Canada, eh? We've got a VERY narrow window for fall fashion.) But  Lauren's sun-kissed natural look (well, maybe not THAT sun-kissed... we  do live in igloos here) works a treat when you have to don your woollens.

One thing  I'll suggest you do, if you decide to go with the easy breezy no-makeup  look, is to fill in your brows. (In case you missed it, <a href="http://beautyeditor.ca/2009/10/13/first-look-chloe-spring-10/" target="_blank">here are some inspirational shots from Chloé's spring  show... and my current must-have brow pencil</a>.) And I might just wear  it with a side-braid, <a href="http://beautyeditor.ca/2009/10/14/first-look-miu-miu-spring-10/" target="_blank">inspired by Miu Miu</a>.

Now, if I may—could you cast your gaze back up on Lauren's hair  colour? It's natural. Do you love it? I do.

After years of dyeing, I'm trying to start a movement - the Born  Again (Hair Colour) Virgins Club. After looking at dozens of models'  hair this past month for the various fashion weeks, it really hit home  that <em>next to none of them</em> colour their locks. I don't know, it  just seems softer and more MODERN to go with your natural shade. (Well,  maybe with a few well-placed tone-on-tone highlights.) And trust me—I'm  saying this as an ex-blonde, ex-redhead and ex-brunette (my hair's  currently "bronde," that in between brown/blonde shade). I've tried  almost all the colours in the rainbow and Mother Nature really knows  best.

What do you think about becoming a Born Again Hair Colour  Virgin?