Sara Bliss

No Beauty Boundaries: 7 Celebs Who are Tight with Their Stylists

Sara Bliss

·Senior Writer

Updated December 31, 2014 at 10:26 PM

The duo have been working together since her Friends days, when McMillan created her iconic Rachel haircut (he once admitted that he was high at the time) and she brought him on board as a consultant for the hair care line she co-owns, Living Proof.

Josh refers to the Brazilian-born supermodel as his muse and “friend, first and foremost.” Along with tending to the tresses of Sofia Vergara and Rose Byrne, Josh has been coloring and cutting Bundchen’s amazing mane for over 15 years. The besties help each other look great outside of the salon too, they’ve even been spotted working out together.

Over the years, Simpson’s longtime stylist filled in as a late night dance partner, event escort, and inseparable BFF. Reports say that the duo stopped working together in 2010. However, the incredibly successful Paves isn’t lacking for celebrity friends to hang out with. He also plays sidekick and stylist to celebs Victoria Beckham and Eva Longoria.

Jon Peters is rumored to have been the inspiration for Warren Beatty’s playboy character in “Shampoo.” In the ‘70s, Peters went from hairdresser to co-producer of “A Star is Born” after he began dating Barbra Streisand. Peters eventually parted ways with Streisand but went on to become a top producer for over 30 years, landing as the co-head of Sony Pictures. Two years ago his juicy tell-all deal was squelched thanks to celebrity lawyers—Streisand’s secrets are safe with him.

Dr. McDreamy first met Fink when she cut his hair at a salon, and three years later when they were both single they started dating. Now the happy couple have three children and Fink still cuts his hair. “It’s like our date night because we can talk and don’t have our three kids around,” Dempsey recently told the Business Insider.

Celebrity hair stylist Ric Pipino hooked up with the German-born supermodel and television host a few years after she arrived in New York. The couple were married in 1997 after she accepted his proposal on top of the Empire State Building. They divorced five years later.

Brown discovered his talent as a hairdresser from an early age, cutting hair for his sisters and friends. By 15 he started working in a salon in Croydon, England where he first met and started hanging out with Kate Moss. In 1993 he landed his first Vogue cover, giving Kate her signature messy, sexy, undone hair. In addition to their longtime friendship, she has been an investor and backer of his London salon.

The duo have been working together since her Friends days, when McMillan created her iconic Rachel haircut (he once admitted that he was high at the time) and she brought him on board as a consultant for the hair care line she co-owns, Living Proof.

The duo have been working together since her Friends days, when McMillan created her iconic Rachel haircut (he once admitted that he was high at the time) and she brought him on board as a consultant for the hair care line she co-owns, Living Proof.

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No Beauty Boundaries: 7 Celebs Who are Tight with Their Stylists

The duo have been working together since her Friends days, when McMillan created her iconic Rachel haircut (he once admitted that he was high at the time) and she brought him on board as a consultant for the hair care line she co-owns, Living Proof.